mila, natalia and tatiana can catch up in their own language. missile strikes, power cuts and a constant state of fear, mila say she stayed in ukraine until very recently, until her life became unbearable. there are so many reasons to leave, and yet so many to stay. some feel they have little choice but to remain, like natalia's parents. we are not safe. there is no safe place in ukraine. you cannot get used to that. cannot get used to be scared all the time that maybe next alarm will make your house ruined, because of rocket fuel or bombing. so — but yeah, they are stressed. they are not happy. but they can't leave. theyjust cannot imagine themselves somewhere else. tatiana also still has family in kyiv, including her husband and their 21—year—old daughter, a family torn in half. she left for the sake of her youngest, nine—year—old katya. during lulls in the fighting, tatiana and katya have been home, precious moments. i was really excited to go to home and see everyone. yeah, i was really happy, to see my cats, everyone, family. and i can see

tatiana, i congratulate you and i am glad to see you on the air, congratulations, serhiy, i am also veryto see, therefore, today is a significant day, and a good day for ukraine, 50 billion euros of macro-financial assistance to ukraine, the decision was adopted by all 27 member countries of the european union. i saw in the morning that you said on social networks that i am here, potalyak is not here, i am here. at the summit of the european union, orban will be there soon, we will meet with orban. what happened to orbán, that orbán changed his position, or is it related to the fact that you were there at this summit? so i i think, of course, it was i who scared him, and that's why he decided to provide ukraine with 50 billion euros in order not to anger fate. but in reality, all of us journalists were standing at the press point and waiting for orbán, because they were arriving and arriving. the heads of state of the european union, everyone approached us and shared their opinions, but orbán did not come to the journalists in the morning, and it was already the first intrigue, it was cl

and here they are with the lovely tatiana sanchez . donna lovely tatiana sanchez.onna thank you and good afternoon. >> your top stories from the gb newsroom. the defence secretary said to be furious over the ministry of defence's diversity and inclusivity policy. it's been reported in today's telegraph that the army wants to relax security clearance vetting for overseas recruits to boost diversity and inclusion. grant shapps told the sunday telegraph that he's ready to go to battle over the matter and has ordered a review. he's warned there will be no lowering of security clearance requirements on his watch . according to the paper, watch. according to the paper, the uk's armed forces are looking overseas because they've reportedly failed hit reportedly failed to hit recruitment targets . fujitsu is recruitment targets. fujitsu is said to have received more than £54 billion through contracts from treasury linked organisations, despite its role in the post office scandal. the commons treasury committee says fujitsu was awarded around £i.4 fujitsu was awarded around

finding employees is also not an easy task, says tatiana. currently , both poles and ukrainians work in her team. after dismissing one employee, the entrepreneur faced with unforeseen consequences. there were even threats from her side, and so was i... even to consult a lawyer at some point. so now tatyana is scrupulous about cooperation agreements and has her own lawyer. the company has been working for a year and gives a holiday to both ukrainians and poles. natalya, a woman from kharkiv, ventured into her own business in poland and remembers with horror what she had to go through in the first weeks of the full-scale invasion. they lived in the basement for 10 days. how it all started, well , it was impossible to stay there anymore, two children. all in the basement, and we decided to go to warsaw, because we had friends here. natalya is a professional massage therapist with medical education. at first, she started doing massages at home. both poles and ukrainians came, mostly on the recommendation of friends. this lasted for a year. now w

it was our correspondent tatiana golonova. and we really need to remember and know that there are people with orphan diseases living near us, and despite the fact that there is a war in our country, it is even more difficult for these people to receive treatment at the moment, so let's remember this. and that was all the news for that time, i'm iryna koval, i will say goodbye until tomorrow, but in just a few minutes you will meet my colleague vasyl zymov. there are 15% discounts on penger and herpavir in podorozhnyk pharmacies. memory and savings there are discounts on helpex of 20% in pharmacies of travel stores and savings. bleeding and inflammation of the gums. my advice: lacal active. lacal active actively overcomes bleeding gums, protects against periodontitis and visibly tightens the gums. lacalot active - an action that you feel immediately. novelty. lacalut active plus with two-phase technology and a plus of active ingredients. for even more active protection lacalot active++. there is a 10% discount on the cake. in p

tatiana, did the satellites in europe watch carson or not? they watched or not? satellites in europe watched carlson, i watched it in its entirety, from beginning to end, of course, and i completely share the impressions that the spokeswoman of the european commission voiced today at the briefing, she said that they did not hear anything new from putin in the european commission, because he repeated the old lies and manipulations, trying to somehow justify his aggression against ukraine, but... but it is interesting that the spokeswoman of the european commission paid attention to one of his phrases: that russia will fight for its interests to the end, and from this concluded that putin is not yet going to way to move towards peace, and is only going to continue his aggression against ukraine, as he is actually doing it now, and if we talk about the general impression, for example, the same european brussels twitter, then... it is interesting that a lot of people are against putin they laugh, just like him several minutes, half an hour or more, even an excursion

tatiana, i congratulate you. congratulations, sergey. glad to see you on the air. oleksandr golubov, zbona. alexander, i congratulate you. greetings, glad to hear. glad to see and hear. and maria gurska from warsaw. maria, greetings. thank you for joining to our broadcast. greetings colleagues, greetings dear tv viewers. i congratulate sergey. thank you. well, at least two out of three of my colleagues today. these are employees or former employees, like oleksandr golubov, of the tv channel, the third participant tetyana vysutska started working with espresso, so all of us are espresso employees, either former or current. colleagues, let's start our conversation with a survey, because since we ask our viewers whether they understand the reasons for zaluzhny's resignation, maybe it's easier for you. will respond to this in view of the fact that you are abroad, maria is in warsaw, tatiana is in strasbourg, oleksandr is in bonn, maybe you see the situation in ukraine in a different way, and this will be valuable for our tv viewers, because we are cooking in the same i

winning the grant inspired tatiana. she organized the tailoring costumes, bought the necessary props, found a room. however, since this was the first business, even in another country, there were mistakes, the woman admits. it was necessary to choose the right tax system. unfortunately, i will be changing it at this point because it was chosen incorrectly. although accounting consultations. at that time i had five or six separate accountants, and i also chose an accountant for my firm. finding employees is also not an easy task, says tatiana. her team is currently working both poles and ukrainians. having fired one employee, the entrepreneur faced unforeseen consequences. there were even threats from her side, so i even had to turn to a lawyer at some point. so now tatyana is scrupulous about cooperation agreements and has her own. the company has been working for a year and gives a holiday to both ukrainians and poles. natalya also ventured into her own business in poland, a woman from kharkiv remembers with horror wha

about this and other things, tatiana vysotska, our espressiv correspondent. from strasbourg.raine, tatyana. glory to heroes. well, quite a loud resolution, but like all resolutions, so to speak, it falters on one thing: the implementation, so to speak, of what was announced. well, but in any case, right away, let 's start with the optimistic part, how do you think the debates, the discussions went on in order to still gather, well, a powerful number of votes, there remained about... somewhere around 50 dozen, it is not much, well, but still, five dozen people who are against ukraine in the european parliament, it is also quite eloquent, and yes, actually, i will say that this session... of the european parliament is held under the slogan "europe is preparing for war with russia" that is, we can say that in my memory , for example, there were no statements by the president of the european commission, ursula fonden, that war with russia is possible, yesterday she announced this, she said that she, war is not inevitable, but war is possible and it is necessary to prepare for it,

hi, tatiana. get a question from tatiana. hi, tatihia. get a question from tatiana. hi, tatihi .u >> hi. so my question is, do you believe that sanctions against average russians are counterproductive, i.e. they might isolate russians? okay now i'm detecting your accent . i'm detecting your accent. >> a certain russian quality . >> a certain russian quality. >> a certain russian quality. >> are you russian? that's right. well you know, i'm a product of soviet union, so , you product of soviet union, so, you know, but i grew up in moscow, so saying. so what you're saying. >> when the west puts >> so when the west puts sanctions on putin, they're effectively ending up punishing the people. and that is it. your view that that then generates more putin? more support for putin? >> well , more support for putin? >> well, basically it puts people position that being people in a position that being of quite isolated , because one of quite isolated, because one of quite isolated, because one of the strategy of the state is to say, look , they don't like to say, look, they don't like you i

tatiana. tatiana, very nice. blanket, pillows, bed linen, table linen, dolls. sets and linen ones with 3d embroidery. bedding and blanket. the expensive ones are probably made from flax, yes, yes, they are not cheap, but... but you know, we produce the quality accordingly, we produce products, it appreciates, we get a plan for the month and approximately per month - this is 500 table sets, well, accordingly, that’s how close we can get or blankets. on the floor below is the weaving finishing area, tea and coffee sets, napkins, blankets appear here, fabric processing is carried out using special sewing machines, all material eco-friendly, natural, yes, these are what we have been looking for. maybe they won’t see, they don’t remember their great-grandmother , one day they will see correctly, they are their great-grandfather, but they will still have such a blanket, they are truly eternal, that is, you wash it with it, nothing happens, natural threads, natural, it’s beautiful, this is history, we must remember our roots, i have seen this used, this is not somehow

tatiana., thank you, evgenia petrukhina told about the super final of the competition. leaders of russia. the leader of the chechen republic posted a selfie with vladimir putin on his telegram channel. earlier, the kremlin press service reported that the day before the russian president held a working meeting with ramzan kadyrov. they discussed issues of socio-economic development region, as well as the republic’s contribution to the special military operation. alfabank for business. register for free and open a business account with free service. alfabank is the best bank for business. new yandex browser, give me neurosil. make any text better. download the new yandex browser. be amazed at your neural powers. give gifts with a free vtb credit card, 20% cashback on everything, and 200 in it without interest, but everyone told me that this problem cannot be solved, everything is solved with the national education project. in russia regularly receives new opportunities to study well. alexey makr

tatiana. alexander, thank you, alexandra nazarova was with economic news.nd on other topics, equipment and weapons damaged in the battles in the kopinsky direction are being restored by specialists from the repair battalion. fighters they act quickly and work efficiently. combat vehicles are returned to service in a couple of days, i am convinced of this. activity on the front line, in addition to the fact that it has a large margin of strength and survivability, the designers created it in such a way that the equipment could be easily restored in case of damage in the kupinsky direction of the front before... the tanks return to service within a couple of days after the shelling enemy. well, i think so that it can be disassembled and reassembled somewhere near the battlefield, probably so as not to drag it, allow for major repairs. this armored personnel carrier arrived at the repair base the day before and craftsmen were working on its engine. while performing a combat mission , a ukrainian drone dropped a mine on him. the car reached the repair base unde

ben. >> thanks , tatiana. the time is >> thanks, tatiana. the time is 935 now.ce manhunt for the suspect in the london chemical attack has now entered technically its third day. >> yes, it comes after it was revealed that 35 year old abdul azizi was convicted of a sexual offence back in 2018, and he was also refused asylum twice before finally being granted leave to remain. yes. >> he was last seen over 24 hours ago on the caledonian road in north london. speaking yesterday, this was the message from superintendent gabriel cameron and if you see him, there'll be some images circulated. >> if you see him, i plea to not approach him . approach him. >> well, now the home secretary , >> well, now the home secretary, james cleverly, has refused to answer questions from reporters this morning. answer questions from reporters this morning . let's take this morning. let's take a listen . listen. >> morning, home secretary . >> morning, home secretary. should abdul ezedi have been granted asylum after committing a sexual offence ? there is a sexual offence? there is ensu

without tatiana's knowledge , the locks in her room are changed and broken.t it doesn’t close, that is, i have to forcefully push the door like that. mountains of garbage appear and things get damaged. we have documents, we will explain everything now, i don’t need them. you there is an agreement, please call for garbage, what are the problems? because of this endless conflict, the police are frequent guests at this address, but the security forces will forever reassure the warlike neighbors. no chance, because the fight is not even for the apartment, for the square meters of one separate room, it’s like a communal apartment within a communal apartment, there are officially two owners within four walls, 16 m of the room belong to tatyana, another eight belong to this gentleman named murat, he has his share received it as a gift from the previous owner, i asked her a question, i say, why are you doing all this, she started insulting me, said that you won’t live here, you will have... centuries, unique housing, the total price of which , due to conflicts with n

why did you decide to rent an apartment to tatiana?u will live with your daughter, there are normal, good living conditions, so you will pay monthly, well, for living expenses, why did you like her so much, did you know what? something about her fate, about her life, about her situation, that tatiana’s daughter does not go to school, at the beginning i didn’t know, somewhere later she specifically explained this situation to me, that her constantly harassed, constantly these threatening calls, so she, of course , believed it, because well, we had already been communicating for a long time at that time, as a result we began, well, i asked a friend, he... took papers from the court, well, we asked, so and the court’s decision is the same according to the order of residence of the child, and now we find out that the child turns out to be before... the trial, which is not in favor of this mother, well, this should have raised some alarm, or tatyana showed herself so well that you didn’t even have any questions, from the outside social, it

next, we have tatiana vysotska, ours, in contact. correspondent in brussels, she followed the summit today of the european union. tatiana, i congratulate you and i am glad to see you on the air. congratulations sergey, i am also very glad to see you. so, today, a significant day, and a good day for ukraine, 50 billion euros of macro-financial assistance to ukraine. the decision was adopted by all 20 seven countries, members of the european union. i saw in the morning that you in... those networks said that i am here, far from here, i am here at the european union summit, orban will be here soon, we will meet with orban, what happened to orban, that orban has changed his position, is this is it because you were there at this summit? so i i think, of course, it was me who scared him, and that's why he decided to give ukraine 50 billion euros after all, so as not to anger fate, but really, really, all of us... journalists were standing at the pressure point and waiting for orban, because the leaders were arriving and arriving states of

sergey tatiana, even today president zelensky spoke in tirana and met with the leadership of albania,the forum was held there. of southern and eastern europe, the countries of southern and eastern europe, and zelensky commented on the words of macron, because everyone reads these words differently, or at least these words are narrated, it is clear that this was not an open statement of the french president, but simply in a discussion, he did not rule out, as they say, he did not rule out that. let's listen to what zelensky said in response to macron's statement. i was not at that summit, he said that he will talk about ... certain new ideas on how to strengthen ukraine, and he said that he will share information with me when he arrives in ukraine, i think he is already in the media officially it said that he will be here inside this or, he will be here inside march, it is clear that you were obviously talking about this macron initiative as well as the military one. support for ukraine, what statements were made in the european parliament today regarding future or current military aid

still to >> thanks, tatiana.ince been banned from soho theatre and it's been suggested that his show could be completely cancelled. we're going to be talking about that shortly, but first in a new gb news series, innovation britain. we are looking at the success of british manufacture going around the country . the country. we've come to the oldest borough in england, it's malmesbury. >> that's correct . king >> that's correct. king athelstan's gaff . um, if we athelstan's gaff. um, if we would have had the thames, i think we would have been london. but unfortunately we're not. >> fortunately we're not in >> but fortunately we're not in london. in malmesbury london. no, we're in malmesbury and be of the oldest and might be one of the oldest places uk. yeah, places in the uk. but yeah, we've actually really we've got actually a really brand new here. chris. brand new product here. chris. yeah. have you guys yeah. what have you guys designed? yeah. what have you guys design sweetnam bradley so we >> so sweetnam and

thank you tatiana.leksandr, what do german journalists and german publications write about this rotation, as far as it is fundamental, because in the last two years we see that germany began to help ukraine quite a lot, and this help is tangible. we see how the position of olaf scholz, who is in washington today, is changing, but he is enough. actively helps and tries to be one of our important western partners, and in ukraine it is noted and appreciated that, after all, over the course of two years, germany has taken very big steps to meet ukraine, and it is obvious that if germany actively helps ukraine, the press is also more active talks about german politicians and... is it necessary or not necessary or is it enough aid to ukraine, whether or not too much help , or not too much help, what the germans are saying, well, i want to fully confirm, first of all, the words that germany is really doing a lot to help now, even unexpectedly for me ukraine, i never thought that i would live to see the situati

tatiana, good evening. greetings, serhiy, good evening. thank you for participating in the program.orian, publicist, tv producer. mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today. good evening. well, since we are colleagues. asking our viewers if there are problems with freedom speech in ukraine, i will also ask you in order for our tv viewers to understand what the journalists themselves actually think about freedom of speech and what, in what situation we work with you, bogdan, please, i think that definitely they exist for the simple reason that we have now, well, on the one hand, there are those that are basically due to the war, although again...

thank you, oleksiy, tatiana, you watched what was happening this week. at the summit of the europeannion, and all this was happening, what was happening in ukraine, all this information, let's say, information support of this conflict, which is still outside the borders there, outside the walls on bankova street, outside the walls of the president's office, already at that time the world media had gone over how, how in... europe and the european union, how they reacted to it, i.e. do they see unity in ukraine, are they ready to support this unity, money they highlighted , it is clear that... they want to see the projected government, they do not want this government to quarrel with each other, civil and military, so that everyone goes to victory together, otherwise, then why should they help ukraine if this government quarrels among ourselves? absolutely, for western partners, these are these political games, false rumors, this is absolutely not at the right time, because if at the time, when somewhere in ukraine, under the influence of the bank... some media leaks and rumors are bei

congratulations, tatiana. it happened today session of the european parliament, during which the issues of the future, the future security of the european union, the countries of the european union were considered, and against the background of what, of course, is happening now, there is a lot. statements of the leaders of european countries, regarding whether they will send troops to ukraine or not. obviously, we are talking about the creation of a new security architecture, european, perhaps a little bit, separate from nato, because trump's statements, i understand, have scared many in europe that at some point the united states of america will not intervene for the countries that are part of the north atlantic alliance. tell tetyana how this discussion was conducted today, and actually, what was agreed upon, or not... agreed, but what are they agreeing on? yes, actually today's security debates in the session hall of the european parliament proved that the european union is now absolutely in emergency mode

on thursday, february 1 , at 5:45 p.m., watch the judicial control program with tatiana shustrova onv channel. and we are back. to remind you what to donate for our defenders for the 141st brigade. a million must be collected. we are almost there.

but first, here's your news headlines with tatiana . tatiana. >> ben.thank you very much and good morning. your top stories from the gb newsroom britain is set to sign a new deal with the eu's border agency in a further bid to stop small boats crossing the english channel. the deal, agreed frontex , will see agreed with frontex, will see the border force co operate the uk border force co operate more closely with its european counterparts on intelligence and training. the home secretary is welcoming the european home affairs commissioner to oversee the signing of the landmark agreement . so far this year, agreement. so far this year, 1716 people have made the crossing . james cleverly says crossing. james cleverly says the deal will help tackle the issue . issue. >> it means we can share information quicker, share intelligence quicker, we can operate more effective fully and the reason that's important point is because the eu wants to secure its external borders , secure its external borders, just as we do so, people who are coming into europe from east

tatiana, good evening. congratulations. the ukrainian authorities, as i have already said, reported on voting. yes, as if this is some kind of final victory and help will surely come, but let's be honest, it's not quite like that, is it? could you, could you, could you explain for us? what exactly did the senate vote for, what does this decision mean and is it really historic like we just listened to chuck schumer? well, i'll say right away that it can really be considered historic, at least that's what chuck schumer thinks, and the law was voted for a bill that contains three main national security priorities: ukraine, israel, taiwan, and as well as humanitarian aid. 60 billion in aid is allocated to ukraine, the majority of which goes specifically to military orders, and of those 9 billion... which will go to humanitarian needs, part of this money should also go to ukraine, in case this draft law is approved, well, actually for this bill , the debate lasted 6 hours yesterday, it ended early tuesday morning, and it was vot

thank you tatiana. filetska, the creative director of the ukrainian institute, was with us today. thank you for this conversation, thank you to all our viewers who watched, i think it was a wonderful, interesting conversation to understand, first of all, who we are, what is our identity and what marks are our ukrainian marks. thank you and see you next week. these were proper names. thank you. vasyl zima's big broadcast, two hours of air time, 2 hours of your time, two hours to learn about the war and what the world is about, two hours to be informed economic news and sports news, two hours in the company of favorite presenters, presenters who have become a native language for many, as well as distinguished guests of the studio, events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart people and the sky evening on espresso. congratulations, this is a joint project of the espresso tv channel and the atr tv channel, together with beraber. my name is khrystyna yatskiv, i congratulate

greetings, you are watching judicial control, i am tatiana. shustrova.ar is going on in ukraine. millions of men and women stood up to defend our country. on various fronts, they hold the defense and destroy the enemy. thanks to them, we can work and keep the economy going countries, raise children, believe in the future. ukrainians are driving cars in droves, buying drones and donating their last money to help the army. meanwhile, ukraine continues to spend hundreds of millions of hryvnias on salary payments. judges, persons involved in criminal cases, judges of liquidated judges who do not fulfill their duties, and even more so, judges of state traitors who have gone over to the side of the enemy. why, we will tell today, but first to the news. for almost three months, the higher qualification commission of judges conducted a qualification assessment meeting of 99 judges and considered the cases of 36 servants of themis, who had negative public conclusions. council of integrity. 15 of them were dismissed, but 17 remain in office. as reported by the diy

tatiana, congratulations good evening. good evening. i suggest looking at malevich, but through the prism of our own identity. do you remember the year 2016, when such an idea arose to rename boryspil airport to malevich airport. and then there were different opinions, there were terribly heated discussions, i remember such a position that people said, well, to attribute ukrainianness to malevich is such our inferiority complex, malevich is not ukrainian, and in principle and in the end, the airport remained, there was a vote, the airport remained boryspil, but i'm not talking about that, i'm talking about the fact that it's been six months years, and it seems to me that something for these during this time. moved, first of all, in ourselves, and when it moved in us, then museums in the world began to call malevich a ukrainian artist, not a russian artist. does it have something to do with how our identity has changed over the past six years? certainly, uh, what we've learned about ourselves in these six years, in the last two years, ha

tambiÉn tatiana me cuenta que perdieron los dÍas de trabajo para no perder la luz.os laborar. >> las pÉrdidas oscilan entre los 8000 y los $9000 sin contar lo perdido en alimentos que tuvieron que tirar porque se tuvieron que perder. >>igualmente los negocios tambiÉn se vieron afectados con los cortes. otros mÁs pequeÑos que no cuentan con los mismos recursos corrieron con menos suerte al correr con suministro elÉctrico. >>si no, serÍa pÉrdida para el negocio y para una porque no tendremos negocios. >> algunas cuadrillas se encuentran haciendo labores de limpieza ante la caÍda de Árboles y de tendidos elÉctricos. >> tenemos alrededor de 15,000 clientes aun sin electricidad. hemos podido restaurar el poder a mÁs de 200,000 clientes. estamos trabajando con eso y esperamos poder restaurar la luz para el jueves. mientras tanto, ofrecerÁn un servicio de compensaciÓn para los clientes que duraron mÁs de 48 horas sin servicio de electricidad. igualmente le recuerdan que existe el nÚmero para que reporte algÚn tipo de incidentes. >> hoy despertamos con condiciones mÁs estab

tatiana kozlova about development that will save thousands of lives, including on the front lines, itwhen we are looking for one thing, we can accidentally find something new that does not seem to fit into our primary goal. initially, the goal of scientists at the institute of organic chemistry of the siberian branch of the russian academy of sciences was to search for new analgesics. several years of research have led to some very unexpected results. and we introduce the substance inside the gastrointestinal tract. after half an hour, the rodent’s behavior changes noticeably, activity decreases sharply, following body temperature. we take it. mouse, which was injected with the substance, its body temperature is 29°, and the control mouse has a temperature of 35°. the method of artificial hypothermia, that is , lowering the temperature, has long been used in operations on the heart, lungs and large blood vessels. it allows you to slow down blood circulation without damaging the brain. the most energy-consuming organ in humans and animals is the brain. there 's a reaction happening the

tatiana herself was wounded already during this war, we remember this story, at the very end, peopleonly ask, what about those m-113s, they, they are still in action, they are working, they were also used for evacuation, that's how we use them for evacuation, in some units. are still working, they are, of course, the car is armored, the armored capsule goes, so the car, but the car is healthy , voluminous, and of course, not to all positions, it can drive up and evacuate to the stop point, it also cannot because its size, you know, secrecy, whatever safety is in the first place, because there are always drones, copters are constantly hanging around, watching , that's why the terrain is so plowed, let's say... artillery, of course, the m-13 works, but the evacuation from the positions, trenches, is carried out on foot with our hands, we continue to work on evacuation vehicles, nowadays the m13 is not so often involved, because the enemy is in our unit, i mean the enemy is closer, so it makes it difficult, because after all, capsules. this one penetrates anyway, even though it is armor

tatiana, this week you watched what happened at the european union summit, and all this was happeningng in ukraine, all this information, er, let's say, information support. of this conflict, which is still outside the borders there, outside the walls of the bank street, outside the walls of the president's office, already at that time the world media had passed on how, in europe and in the european union , how they reacted to it, i.e. do they see unity in ukraine, are they ready to support this unity, they have allocated money, it is clear that... they want to see the projected government, they do not want this government to quarrel among themselves, civilian and military, so that everyone goes to victory together, otherwise, then why should they help ukraine, if this government will quarrel among themselves, absolutely for the sake of the western partners, these are these political games, false rumors, this is absolutely not the time , because if at the time, when somewhere in ukraine, under the influence of the bank... some media leaks and rumors are being prepared, then the europe

tatiana, you watched the european union summit and how it all happened, you already mentioned orban, is quite ambiguous about ukraine and comments what is happening in ukraine, do they understand in europe that this money is absolutely necessary for ukraine, because there were discussions, and it is clear that hungary also said something against it and ... slovakia, then, actually, it was decided in favor of ukraine and quite quickly. what influenced this? it is absolutely certain that in europe the leaders of the european states understand that this aid is vital for ukraine, especially given that the united states of america has not yet agreed on allocating any aid to ukraine for 2024. and just yesterday and the president charles michel of the european commission, and the president of the european council, of course charles michel, and the president of the european commission, ursula fondeyan, spoke about yesterday's decision. of the european council is also a signal for the united states of america to finally do something, to finally come to an agreement among themselves and also p

did tatiana’s results surprise you?ve result, and tanya had a negative result, well, of course there was a shock, and we didn’t believe it, i tanya reassured her in every possible way, saying: tanya, there is some kind of mistake here, we need to figure this out, without taking it too seriously hearts. and about the similarities between tatyana and her parents, what can you say, elena? you know, since childhood, in my opinion, tanya looks like her dad, but in her body structure and figure she took her hair from her mother, so no... yes, i personally had no suspicions, that is, you saw the resemblance to my mother, with mom and dad, always, with sister oksana, she was similar since childhood, nose, look, i personally have always seen it. yes, and i still see it, i have no doubt, if it’s not about appearance, if you look at character, that’s how it seems to me, according to she is similar in temperament to her aunt, aunt nina, just as energetic, lively, aunt nina is who, tell me, auntie is my mother’s sister, the younger

my first on air comments after the headlines with tatiana sanchez . with tatiana sanchez. >> mark, thank stories from the gb newsroom . labour is the gb newsroom. labour is demanding assurances that suspended tory mp lee anderson won't have the whip returned today. the former deputy chair still refused to apologise for saying the london mayor was controlled by islamists. shadow cabinet office minister jonathan ashworth has written to rishi sunak to confirm that he won't be allowed back into the party. deputy prime minister oliver dowden says it was right to remove the whip from mr anderson i >>i -- >>ido -- >> i do not believe that lee anderson is an islamophobe, but words matter and the choice of words matter and the choice of words that he used , the choice words that he used, the choice of words that he used, was not appropriate . he was given the appropriate. he was given the opportunity to apologise . lies opportunity to apologise. lies didn't take that opportunity and therefore the chief whip took therefore the chief whip took the decision to remove the whip from him . another deba

common alerts. >> thank you, tatiana , and good >> thank you, tatiana, and good afternoon.ortillo. excuse me for this show until 1:00. and then the brilliant dawn neesom pm will be taking you forward after that. you've been getting in touch because it's national invention day. i wanted some form of duster and hoover to get rid of wokery and i'll be talking about that in the armed forces. you just heard it on the news there. unbelievable what is still going on? we've had some great them coming great messages. keep them coming in. go through some of them in. i'll go through some of them through of the hour. through the rest of the hour. john john would like a time john says john would like a time machine go back old machine to go back to old england, when actually felt england, when it actually felt like that john. like england. that was john. that me other one that reminds me of the other one about 1980s and a great about the 1980s and a great leader. lots and lots of thoughts . also, many of you thoughts. also, many of you getting in touch and i really do appreciate this ab

here's tatiana . pip. tatiana. pip. >> thank you. your top stories from the gb newsroom israeli forces freed two hostages overnight during a raid in rafah in southern gaza . the israel in southern gaza. the israel defence forces says louis hare and fernando simon marmion are in good medical condition and are in hospital for tests . there are in hospital for tests. there have been reports of heavy air strikes in rafah. the hamas run health ministry in gaza says 67 palestinians were killed . palestinians were killed. benjamin netanyahu says sustained military pressure on gaza will continue until total victory over hamas is achieved . victory over hamas is achieved. in a call last night, the us president urged netanyahu to halt his planned ground invasion . the prime minister's rwanda bill returns to the house of lords today, as mps say the asylum law is fundamentally flawed. pass joint committee on human rights said the bill risks untold damage to the uk's reputation when it comes to human rights. the house of lords will vote on a seri

here's tatiana . pippa thank you here's tatiana.pa thank you very much. >> your top stories from the gb newsroom. the prime minister has defended his government's economic record during a live appearance on the gb news people's forum last night, rishi sunak told voters in north yorkshire that the government's economic plan was starting to work . he answered an array of work. he answered an array of unvetted questions on the economy, housing, education, tax, the nhs and even the covid 19 vaccine. the prime minister said all the uk's economic indicators were heading in the right direction. plan is working. >> you can see that on the economy, you can see it in lower taxes. the alternative is going back to square one with the labour party. can't tell you what he's going to do differently. he doesn't have a plan and that means we won't get the change that our country deserves. that's the change. >> labour's leadership is facing questions after it withdrew its support for its rochdale by—election candidate, following remarks he made about