a real christian revolt in french toulouse, farmers are protesting against the plans of the authorities to impose new taxes on them. the economic crisis has hit the farmers hardest, but in france the peasants preparing not help. about new requisitions with the requirement to abandon this undertaking before the mayor's office, the toulouses burn tires and pile up mounds of dung. well , the peasants are only the vanguard of the general national protest today in france demonstrations from the wheelbarrows organized by the largest trade unions begin. the main goal is to abandon the implementation of the pension reform, the country's authorities plan to raise the retirement age for a well-deserved rest, as well as to tie the level of payments to the length of service , these ideas are extremely unpopular in the country and in this regard, as millions promise french. the most brutal nazi unit of the second world war, the ss tirlivanger battalion, arrived in belarus at the beginning of the forty-second year officially to fight the partisans, but the ss fought. mostly with the civilian populati

he wanted to hisomeone, new mexico secretary of state maggie toulouse oliver.the election apparatus system, as all secretaries of state duke in their states. your house personally was not shot at, though you into hiding last year? talk about what is going on here, this political violence at home. >> thank you for having as on to talk about this important topic. i have been an election administration in new mexico at the local and how the state level for the last 15 years and the last two years have been unprecedented in terms of the violent political rhetoric that we are all being exposed to as election oicials and now we can see with mr. peÑa, radicalized pro-trump supporter who not only took threats that he made toward me psonally and otr election officials, but obviously, into action against former commissioner o'malley and her other friends and colleagues. this is the topic i've been talking a lot about but -- that because of the big lie and because of the disinformation that has been spread throu a certain portion of the population so extensively over the

rebecca morelle, bbc news, toulouse.elements. elvis francois spent 24 days alone at sea with next to no food. he was eventually rescued by the colombian navy. tim allman has the story. just imagine it — day after day after day, alone at sea. a pinprick in a vast expanse of endless water. sometimes you have to contend with the merciless heat of the sun, and other times you're confronted with raging storms and crashing waves. well, that's the ordeal elvis francois had to endure. here he is, being given the once—over by a navy doctor. the key to his survival — rainwater and condiments. i had no food. it was just a bottle of ketchup that was on the boat, garlic powder and maggi, so i mixed it up with some water so i had it with me to survive the 24 days on the sea. elvis's maritime odyssey began when he was repairing a sailboat at a port in saint martin, part of the leeward islands. bad weather swept him out into the caribbean sea, where he tried to use his mobile phone to call for help, but he couldn't get a signal. eventua

rebecca morelle, bbc news, toulouse.ats with folded ears, which look sweet but suffer "miserable" health problems. dutch minister piet adema has said he would seek to outlaw the ownership of the designer breeds, and to ban photos of them in advertising or on social media. let's now get some legal perspective from marcy lahart, an animal lawyer in florida. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. the first of all, what are your thoughts on the banner?— are your thoughts on the banner? g ., , ., ,., banner? my thoughts on the ban it is a very _ banner? my thoughts on the ban it is a very positive _ banner? my thoughts on the ban it is a very positive step, - it is a very positive step, animals that are deliberately bred to look a certain way without any regard to how that impacts their health or their quality of life suffer... considerably. and certainly, making moves to ban the breeding of those animals and the ownership of those animals is a positive step for animal welfare. , ,., u, welfare. these so-called designer— welfar

rebecca morelle, bbc news, toulouse.comes to mind when you think of southend—on—sea, but home—made horror films are booming there at the horror—on—sea festival. it began ten years ago as a way of bringing some much—needed business to the seaside in the middle of winter. david sillito has been to see it in action. welcome to southend injanuary. day after day, it's nonstop blood, gore and a few laughs. welcome to horror—on—sea. among the dozens of films being shown, eric, the story of a malevolent pomeranian. # we're leaving all that setup stuff behind... and powertool cheerleaders, all part of an explosion in independent horror film—making. and this has been, for many, the first chance to terrify a packed cinema. there's this massive explosion where technology has made these things possible, and you hear either the scream orjust the intake of breath, the collective intake of breath across 200 people sitting in the dark, where they all go, "ah!", and you can hear it over the sound mix. oh, man, no better feeling in the wor

a real peasant revolt in french toulouse , farmers are protesting against the plans of the authorities to impose new taxes on them. the economic crisis hit the farmers hardest, but in france, it is not help that is being prepared for the peasants, but new requisitions with a demand to abandon this undertaking before mary and toulouse they burn tires and pile up mountains of dung. at the same time, the peasants are only the vanguard of the general national protest today in france , demonstrations from the wheelbarrows organized by the largest trade unions begin. the main goal is to abandon the implementation of the pension reform, the country's authorities are planning to raise the retirement age, as well as tie the level of payments to the length of service, these ideas in the country are extremely popular. in this connection, today, as they promise , millions of french people will begin to get it? in search, tarnov same geopicket in defense of the teacher, who got under investigation of the disciplinary commission for her political views in october, the woman participated in the picke

rebecca morelle, bbc news, toulouse.ing that journey with interest and reporting on any developments. that's it from me for the moment. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @samanthatvnews. keep up—to—date on all the stories we've covered on the website. stay tuned. hello. well, overall, the weekend for most of us will remain pretty cold. we've also had some snow recently. here's a beautiful picture from wales, from gwynedd — a wonderful wintry scene. now across the northwest of the country, it'll actually be a little bit milder through the course of the night, particularly around the western isles of scotland and northern ireland. a southerly breeze here, cloudy with spits and spots of rain — so seven in stornoway by 6am on saturday, six in belfast. elsewhere across the country, that blue colour indicating the frost. now the reason for this temperature difference is actually this tongue of milder air that's streaming in from the southern climes — and you can see it's in place across ireland, scotland, the northwest of engl

yellow vests again on the streets of france, mass protests in paris, avignon, strasbourg, toulouse, hundreds demand that the government protect the population from frenzied inflation . majority of the inhabitants of the fifth republic after a year of anti-russian nearly three-quarters of french people have been saving more this year. the temperature is 20 ° below the climatic norm - this is the forecast of weather forecasters for a number of regions of our country for the next few days a meeting about the volga and siberian federal districts so in the urals thermometers will show up to -43 kirovsky nizhny novgorod region, perm territory, bashkortostan and tatarstan expect 36 ° frost it will sharply get colder and in the west of siberia in the omsk tomsk novosibirsk regions and the altai territory to -35 only the middle of the coming week will begin a gradual rise in temperature, but even then, a maximum of -15. the title of the new year's capital of russia passed to suzdal, the symbol passed the electronic snowflake to the ancient city, novosibirsk, the current host of the holiday, he comple

the contest was as good as over when emmanuel and then guillaume found a router with a line for toulousegloucester were hammered in dublin by leominster in round 2. unfortunately, more of the same is to follow. bennett stowe ran in four first—half tries in the stadium, doris bundled over for the bonus point winning score. three more tries followed after the break, hugo keenan with the best of them, leominster demolished gloucester at 49-14. northampton began the day glued to the bottom of pool b and conceded three first—half tries to munster. the second from jack o'donoghue. he wasn't around for long. sent off after colliding with david rubens. northampton struck back after the break, governing the second half, with tries from tommy freeman and thenjames ramm. it wasn't enough. munster held on for a 27—23 victory. altered a's rugby union scores on the website, exeter chiefs havejust lost two bowls in their match. time for a quick round—up of some of the day's other headlines... owen farrell has been cleared to play in england's six nations opener against scotland after he completes his b

rebecca morelle, bbc news, toulouse.elvis francois spent 24 days alone at sea with next to no food. miraculously, he was eventually rescued by the colombian navy, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. just imagine it. day after day after day, alone at sea. a pinprick in a vast expanse of endless water. sometimes you had to content with the merciless heat of the sun, and other times you are confronted with the raging storms and crashing waves. that's the ordeal elvis francois had to endure. theory is being given the once over by a navy doctor. the key to his survival, rainwater and condiments. i had no food. rainwater and condiments. i had no food- it _ rainwater and condiments. i had no food. it was _ rainwater and condiments. i had no food. it was just _ rainwater and condiments. i had no food. it wasjust a _ rainwater and condiments. i had no food. it wasjust a bottle - no food. it was just a bottle of ketchup that was in the boot, garlic powder and maggie. i mixed it with water to survive being on the sea. his maritime _

rebecca morelle, bbc news, toulouse. hello.ld end to the week. still some snow on the ground for this weather watcher in the highlands, but there is a change that will start to take place, a slow change, with a bank of cloud pushing in from the north—west, some south—westerly winds bringing something milder. they will develop across northern ireland and western scotland as we go through the night. some rain and maybe some snow on the leading—edge, but by six again, temperatures for belfast and stornoway will be up at six or seven celsius. further south and east, a cold and frosty start to saturday. so quite a split in the feel of the weather for the weekend. southern and eastern parts of the uk staying in the grip of the cold air. further north and west, this mild air trying to move south eastwards, but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. so the south and east is set to stay colder with some fog around as well. further north and west, milder but cloudier with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause issues

rebecca morelle, bbc news, toulouse. fascinating stuff. in oslo. it was discovered in eastern norway backin discovered in eastern norway back in 2021 and was discovered with lettering carved between 200 a.d.. most of the road stones are dated to 800 a.d. or later. you are watching bbc news. —— rune. hello. overall the weekend for most of us is going to remain pretty cold. we have also had some snow recently, here is a beautiful picture from wales, wonderful wintry scene. across the north—west of the country is actually going to be a little more mild through the course of the night, particularly around the western isles of scotland and northern ireland, a southerly breeze here, cloudy with splits and spots of rain, seven in stornaway by 6am on saturday, six in belfast. elsewhere across the country the blue colour indicating the frost. the reason for this temperature different is actually this tongue of milder air that is streaming in from the southern climates, and you can see it is in place across ireland, scotland, the north—west of engla

rebecca morelle, bbc news, toulouse.ut on starting medication to lower their blood pressure during the pandemic, according to new research. the investigation by the british heart foundation found that a further 300,000 didn't get treatment to reduce their cholesterol. the findings have been published in the journal nature medicine. google's parent company alphabet has announced 12,000 job cuts, about 6% of the group's total workforce around the world. in a memo to staff the chief executive said he took full responsibility for the cuts, saying people had been hired for a different economic reality than the one the company faces today. these job losses follow similar announcements from major tech companies mehta and microsoft. a mental health blogger who took her own life by swallowing a poisonous substance while in hospital was has said her work helped others. that was the verdict of an inquest into the death of 26—year—old beth matthews who ordered the poison online while she in the priory hospital in stockport last year

rebecca morelle, bbc news, toulouse.r not wearing a seat belt. he was travelling in a car yesterday where he took off his seat belt while filming a video for social media. lancashire police say they haveissued media. lancashire police say they have issued a fine. rishi sunak apologised yesterday. it began as a way of bringing some business in the middle of winter to the essex seaside. ten years on, horror on sea in southend now has more than 500 film—makers seeking to show their creations at the festival. home—made horror is booming and southend is the place to see it, as david sillito reports. welcome to southend injanuary. a place of horror! day after day its nonstop blood, gore and a few laughs. welcome to horror on sea. among the films being shown, eric. the story of a pomeranian. and power tool cheerleaders. all port of an explosion in independent horrorfilm making and this has been for many the first chance to terrify a packed cinema. . ., ., , .,, ., , cinema. technology has made these thins cinema. technology has

ha logrado revertir 690 sobredosis al menos 2002 entre personas recibió tratamiento de iniciativa toulousea. >>> nuestro trabajando y no está funcionando. >>> le contamos de dolor de cabeza que continuar y les diremos fueron resueltos. >>> ganador de medio millón puede ser millonario pero no tan millonario como algunos piensan juego de palabras no voy a explicar el porqué de este error. >>> 12 de san josé bretón centro de calentamiento donde hay baño disponible puede crear su teléfono ni escapar de >>> vamos a retomar esta información para hablar de esto que se llama detención el pretexto . >>> veremos que nos expliquen qué es esto. >>> según organizaciones comunitarias esto es cuando según ellos un oficial de la policía usa esto con el pretexto de acercarse cuestionar a una persona de un grupo minoritario de estadística que dicen que los latinos y afroamericanos son las personas más propensas para ser cuestionada por oficial de policía. >>> no contribuyen vemos que queda crudo oficial se concentran incidentes que presentan un peligro para la comunidad más temprano una colisión nuestra san

like this one, they called on the inhabitants of toulouse to protest the event.so launched, which was deleted, but before that she managed to collect more than four thousand signatures, while reporting that it was necessary. the events were quite aggressive reaction were threats against these transvestites. how did march react? the mayor of toulouse, jean-luc mudang, decided to reschedule event and allow only adults to attend. that's what he wrote , such events can discourage a certain part of our society, for the sake of preserving peace, in our society , such events will be held only for adults. so the french furies are celebrating a stunning victory over the transvestites, and the local opposition has called it censorship. thank god that in our great country with you all this abomination has long been prohibited at our disposal. just appeared for real, unique exclusive footage attention to the screen - this is a view from the copter, you can see that active battles are taking place in the city. also another exclusive video footage. just a few minutes ago, an a

elsewhere, munster lost 20—16 in toulouse and will have an away game in the last 16.test score there is 13.76. the latest score there is 13—6. both sides are in the last 16 but could take one of the top—four berths to claim a home tie in the next round. in the challenge cup the dragons lost to the lions 30—25 but still made the knockout stages. the welsh side will play glasgow in the last 16. gloucester—hartpury made it eight from eight to continue to lead the women's premier 15s table after beating saracens women 33—22 at the stoop. sam monaghan's try settled it despite a late quins comeback. the bonus—point win leaves hartury four clear of exeter in second — who thrashed bristol ai—nil. elsewhere, sale beat winless wasps 25—nil. we're halfway through the nfl's divisional play—offs after saturday's wins for the two number one seeds, the chiefs and the eagles. sunday's two games are laced with both recent and a little bit more distant history. first up, the buffalo bills host the cincinatti bengals just 20 days after their regular season meeting was postponed then can

joining us now is new mexico secretary of state maggie toulouse oliver. madam secretary, thank you for being with us tonight. i just want to get your first reaction to the solomon pena news. just to understand what it has been like for democratic lawmakers in the state of new mexico and how you are feeling right now, tonight. we >> well, thank you, alex, for having me. i'm really grateful to be here to talk about this topic. i will tell you tonight i am feeling, and i know my colleagues especially my colleagues who experience actual bullets through their houses are feeling extremely relieved at the quick and decisive action of our local law enforcement officials, albuquerque police department, state police here in new mexico. but for me, as somebody who has been on the frontlines of dealing with threats and now we are seeing actual acts of violence against elected officials here in the state, particularly as a result of election denialism and the lies and the disinformation and myths that have provided a certain sector of our population over the last coup

for that, we're joined by democratic secretary of state in new mexico, maggie toulouse oliver.ng with us. i want task you to expand on something you posted on twitter earlier about this case. you said this is precisely how dangerous rhetoric and conspiracy theories promote violence toward elected officials. tell me more about that, how you view the threat of violent political speech crossing over into the realm of violent political acts. sec. oliver: thank you for having me and giving me the opportunity to elaborate a little bit on this truly unfortunate and difficult topic. as many folks are aware, i as a election official, have been subjected to threats of political violence over the last couple of years, since the deeply troubling big lie came about in 2020. i think what we can see with the situation with mr. pena is a of the followthrough, a through-line to what can happen when you have folks that are frankly radicalized by these notions that elections have been rigged. of course, complete lies. but furthermore are encouraged by the folks that they identify with in the rhet

it had been a solid season for sale, so for tripping up in toulouse thrashed 45—19 thereby the five—time tougher. this tackle judged to be dangerous and his last contribution to the game. a man down, sale held firm for a while but the strain became intolerable. penalties conceded, dispatched by melvyn chamonix. the contest was as good as over when emmanuel and then guillaume found a writer with a line at fort toulouse who won 27—5 to guarantee their place in the last 16. understrength, gloucesterwere 16. understrength, gloucester were hammered 16. understrength, gloucesterwere hammered in dublin by leominster in round 2. unfortunately, more of the same is to follow. bennett stowe ran in four first—half tries in the stadium, doris bundled overfor the bonus point winning score. three more tries followed after the break, hugo keenan with the best of them, leominster demolished gloucester at 49-14. leominster demolished gloucester at 49—14. northampton began the day glued to the bottom of pool b and conceded three first—half tries to munster. the second from jack o'donoghue. he wasn't around

no, i still need something simpler, while i need something simpler after the trip, bordeaux, toulousenees. and turned out to be in the lange of a real french province. and also one of the main wine regions of the country. there are no russians here. this is the dutch zone, france there are no russians here, a former student of the kgb school exclaims with delight . member of the federation council and governor for 7 years of the perm gigantic perm territory. like this? well, how can i not now call for stigmatization, i want to understand how this can be. how can a governor be a man who exclaims with delight after spending crazy money on hack and an abomination exclaims with delight, that at last he got to a place where there are no russians. and here is another revelation of another departing, and he is not as famous as gelman, but, nevertheless. mm is known in many circles, so to speak, but of our establishment, and this is someone, lebedinsky artist his artistic pseudonym professor lebedinsky , he temporarily left russia, as he himself says, having moved to the usa professor lebedin

rebecca morelle, bbc news, toulouse.ne of the most daring skiis in her career. she slid down the strief course in austria — regarded as one of the toughest in the world — normally, only men's downhill races are held there. vonn created history by becoming the first woman to fly down the mountain, and the first to do so during the night—time as well. quite incredible, makes me dizzy looking at those pictures. that's it from me. you can reach me on twitter at... thanks for watching. hello. well, overall, the weekend for most of us will remain pretty cold. we've also had some snow recently. here's a beautiful picture from wales, from gwyneth — a wonderful wintry scene. now across the north west of the country, it'll actually be a little bit milder through the course of the night, particularly around the western isles of scotland and northern ireland. a southerly breeze here, cloudy with spits and spots of rain — so seven in stornoway by 6am on saturday, six in belfast. elsewhere across the country, that blue colour indicati

barrages , there were no casualties a russian missile in the kherson region hit the turkish ship toulouseuzla in the port of kherson, a fire broke out in the hold , but at the time of the accident there was no one on board the ship the crew was not injured , mtv reported that tuzla, under the turkish flag, was one of the ships stuck in ukrainian ports after the start of russia's full-scale war against ukraine, currently, in particular, 12 turkish ships are blocked in kherson and the intensity of the fighting is increasing, the russians are intensifying the pressure on the bakhmut and ughledar directions, a heavy confrontation is ongoing there , deputy minister of defense anna malyar reported, the enemy is throwing a large number of personnel and military personnel into battle techniques, the invaders are trying to break through our defenses, they are suffering significant losses, but they are not giving up their plans in donbas , the invaders have an advantage in the number of fighters and weapons, on the other hand, in the professionalism of the military command and courage, our defender

it is said that there are 140.000 people in the streets of 50.000 in toulouse and even in nice whichually does not count thousands of protests this time 30.000 people joined this manifestation. uh, the head of one of the main french trade unions called today because of today's eastern strike has already announced that more than a million people across the country took to the streets, which is about 200 protest actions across the territory of the fifth republic, globally, the trade unions set themselves the task of surpassing the result of the ninety-fifth year, when more than 2 million frenchmen took to the streets, speaking out against the clans and thus , forcing the governments of the thorns to abandon the proposed reforms, the french, this time strike against plan for the pension reform a new project, which on january 10 this year presented the prime minister of france according to this project. the french retirement age will be raised from 62 to 64. except in addition, 43 years of uninterrupted service must be completed in order to receive a full pension. personally, i will lose

calling on the french to take to the streets the day before farmers have already blocked the roads in toulouse because sinners have pelted the forest with the power of centuries. despite the sanctions, russia's trade turnover with japan rose sharply by more than 6% last year. at the same time, the cost of domestic energy resources purchased by tokyo increased by about 40%. from other weighty articles of our export to the land of the rising sun. these are medical products and food products. here, the volumes of deliveries also increased significantly. philippines flood death toll rises damage from the elements affected more than one and a half million people at once in 12 regions of the country houses were destroyed roads and bridges disrupted the work of up to 26 seaports in a number of cities. no color problems with water supply. orthodox believers celebrate the epiphany. it is believed that water on this day acquires special properties. this is due to the folk tradition of the holiday epiphany bathing in the main temple of the russian armed forces held a solemn service in the building, organ

of nationwide protests on january 19 and it seems that such a goal is achievable, for example, in toulouse to estimates the union demonstrations were joined by 80,000 people , 30,000 more than 2 weeks ago. in nantes. there have already been clashes with the police and the first delayed main demonstration will start in paris less. than in an hour. the police do not rule out riots. the national assembly from february 6 will consider the government bill. raising the retirement age. the opposition calls for a referendum instead of voting in parliament. if we want to resolve this conflict democratically. let the french vote. this is the democratic tool for getting out of the situation. it is the people who must choose. so who created the mess? this is mr. president macron and mrs. prime minister born national health system the uk it's english acronym nchs is in the deepest crisis not seen here since its inception this winter to the point that the british can no longer count on timely medical care when needed. last december in england, 54.5 thousand patients requiring emergency hospitalization w

figures speak for themselves in marseilles over 200,000 people 2 weeks ago, there were 140,000 in toulouseay 80,000 were about thirty-nineteenth january. trade unions have been able to bring more than a million people to the demonstrations, the pressure is only growing. in the crowd we met one of the most famous yellow vests of fat rodriguez four years ago, when the movement first appeared, he became one of the first victims of the police with a rubber bullet, his eye was gouged out. we see that we are not being heard. we have faced the arrogance of a president who thinks he can give advice to russia on how to apply democracy or how to treat citizens, when he himself treats the french badly, he gouges out our eyes when we allow ourselves to talk about the things he does wrong 4 years, like a yellow gland, they don’t tell us about it listened, everything got much worse half of the teachers of the professors of the blocked ten are on strike, foxes by law to high school students. nothing threatens for this, but the position requires teenagers to be fined up to 1,000 euros. in the meantime , t

they blocked the roads in toulouse could tires pelted the security forces with headlights saying the authorities are ruining agriculture. the presidential administration has not yet commented on the riots, however today's strike. it can seriously scare the macron, and then he will either run away from the country or go into dialogue with the people. that 's what the local papers say. the world economic forum in the downs has finally become a platform for lobbying one's own interests, this is evidenced by the exclusion of russian and chinese entrepreneurs from the list of guests and loud ones. well, it’s not the economic statements of european leaders that will be told by alika komarova western leaders again proved unity in their union no, this time the underground struggle unfolded in the fields world economic forum, german chancellor u lovescholz started this track first competently avoided the journalist's question of german offensive systems for ukraine i believe that we are really doing everything in our power to put a leopard. we are not yet able, but we are planning to deliver

farmer's doctors swept over france the day before they blocked the roads in toulouse , tires were thrown at the security forces, headlights, they say the authorities are ruining agriculture, the presidential administration has not yet commented on the riots, however, today's strike. he can seriously scare the macron, and then he will either run away from the country or go into dialogue with the people. that 's what the local papers say. elon musk again launched a survey businessman asked twitter users should the world economic forum control the world he believes that the pretentious event in davos is turning into an unelected world government that people did not ask for and did not want this year, the mask even refused to go to switzerland, said that the invitation to the forum sounded very boring , more than a million users have already taken part in the survey. the majority, answered negatively, a large fire occurred in one of the terminals of the rio de janeiro airport and the fire literally paralyzed its work. thick smoke reached the cargo hangar, hindering the extinguishing of the v

of nationwide protests on january 19 and it seems that such a goal is achievable, for example in toulouseg to the count of trade unions there , 80,000 people joined the demonstration, 30,000 more than 2 weeks ago. in nantes. there have already been clashes, the protesters with the police have the first detainees. main demonstration. the police did not rule out riots in paris as well. the national assembly on february 6 will consider the government bill. raising the retirement age. opposition calls instead of voting in parliament hold a referendum. if we want to resolve this conflict democratically, let the french vote. this is the democratic tool for getting out of the situation. it is the people who must choose. so who created the mess. this is mr. president macron and mrs. prime minister bonn. coffee, which always helps you get through the morning traffic jams, gives you joy , becomes an excuse for a date, freshly ground freshly brewed natural that very favorite coffee in a delicious one. here is a corporate party of a new generation of his mineral. the matrix removes toxins from the bo

hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets of paris marseille toulouse nice people oppose raisingement age according to the upcoming reform for those who want to receive a full pension. you will have to work 2 years longer until the age of 64. the action involves teachers doctors farmers in case of unrest 10,000 policemen are mobilized protests and thousands of nurses have been on strike in britain since the night health care is dissatisfied with working conditions and low wages amid record inflation. the strike paralyzed the work of a quarter of the country's clinics; thousands of appointments and emergency visits were postponed, including those for seriously ill patients. the promotion will continue for another day. urgent message from the kremlin press service the president of russia discussed by telephone with the president of iran topical issues of bilateral relations, including cooperation in the energy and transport sectors. vladimir putin ibrahim. raisim also touched upon the situation in syria noting the importance of close coordination within the framework of the astana

these are teachers, doctors and farmers the day before they blocked the roads in toulouse where theyhey threw fireworks at the security forces, according to the audience, the measures that the presidential administration is introducing only ruin agriculture. thousands of pilgrims met the feast of baptism on the holy land near the jordan river in the waters that jesus was baptized they walked the road that descended to the shores of christ and made a grave this time, at the insistence of the police, there was no traditional bathing with immersion in the jordan with details the chief of our middle east bureau sergey pashkov so, as the greek patriarch of jerusalem theophilus, the third from the judean desert , descends to the river today to the ford, where she preached to forgive sins with jordanian water ascetics the faster john 2,000 years ago christ walked then few saw him and only one forerunner recognized in the young teacher the son of god, god takes on human flesh. eh, creaturely existence, including entering these waters, illuminates them and from that moment all the water. all

situation changes too quickly and our guys were very unlucky, they found themselves literally in toulousei was literally surrounded by the fact that at all someone got out of there alive. it was a great happiness and a miracle, but from an emotional point of view it was scary , too, you are sitting literally a kilometer from them and you can’t do anything. you have to restrain your emotions and in principle somehow it happens reflexively when you are in a war zone, your sensitivity is very dulled. you just leave there afterwards and allow yourself to experience and feel something and maybe cry there, you don't have time to do that. you know that there is no way to go there, it's risky giving free rein to your feelings is a matter of your own life and survival, you must be collected and attentive. you can't sit in a corner and cry. you don't even think about it. you notice it already after. damn, i didn't cry. you have to go cry. i didn't know until the end what to expect from myself, older combat experience honestly i didn't know until the end what to expect from myself i was really looki

the numbers speak for themselves marseille over 200,000 people 2 weeks ago there were 140,000 in toulouse0,000 was about 319 january the trade unions were able to take to the demonstrations and more than a million people the pressure is only growing. in the crowd we met one of the most famous yellow vests fat rodriguez 4 years ago, when the movement first appeared, he became one of the first victims of the police with a rubber bullet gouged out his eye. we see that we are not being heard. we have faced the arrogance of a president who thinks he can advise russia on how to apply democracy or how to treat citizens, when he himself treats the french badly, he gouges out our eyes when we allow ourselves to talk about the things that he does wrong for four years, like yellow vests, they say, they didn’t listen to us, everything has become much half of the teachers of the professors of the blocked ten are on strike worse, foxes, according to the law, do not threaten high school students for this, but the position requires teenagers to be fined up to a thousand euros, but so far the police have

very actively. mi for yourself in marseille over 200,000 people 2 weeks ago there were 140,000 in toulouseary the trade unions were able to take to the demonstrations and more than a million people the pressure is only growing. in the crowd we met one of the most famous yellow vests, roma rodriguez 4 years ago, when the movement first appeared, he became one of the first victims of police rubber bullets, his eye was gouged out. we see that we are not heard. we are faced with the arrogance of a president who thinks he can give russian advice on how to apply democracy or how to treat citizens, when he treats the french badly, he gouges out our eyes when we allow ourselves to talk about the things that he does wrong 4 years, like yellow vests, they say, they didn’t listen to us , everything has become much worse half of the teachers are on strike professors dozens of high school students are blocked by law. nothing threatens for this, but the opposition demands that teenagers be fined up to 1,000 euros. in the meantime , the police came out against them not with clubs, but pushing and squeezi

player, almost twice as many ranking points as the ranked number two player, and it is her turn in toulousea pegula, who beat swiatek pretty handily in the first week of the year, any semifinal, she could play her. some roadblocks along the way, but pegula is a clear flavoured on the women's side as djokovic as for the men. —— but swiatek is a clear favourite on the women's side. everyone hid in the northern hemisphere just looks at it and looks for that sunshine he for their coldest months here knows what can happen it brings everything is dark up north and it is the place where the players enjoy being in the warmth, everyone is healthy and rested. the tennis's and is pretty nonstop, server and comes to stray any pretty good mood. aha, server and comes to stray any pretty good mood.— server and comes to stray any pretty good mood. a pretty good mood indeed. _ pretty good mood. a pretty good mood indeed. ben _ pretty good mood. a pretty good mood indeed. ben rothenberg,| mood indeed. ben rothenberg, senior editor of a racket magazine and host of the tennis podcast, no challenges remaining,

that comes to mind ; more netherlands france there on this week farmers' uprising on the streets of toulousee, but so far not for warming, and in protest, farmers are not satisfied with the restrictions on the environmental policy of the european union when it's cold not up to eco laws and decided in berlin in german literature they plan to build a new coal mine, while destroying the whole village, but these activists have not yet understood that russia is an expensive gas station and gas pipeline for europe and they will have to warm up and smoke the cloudless european sky on their own, and green politics is a direct way to freeze and finally destroy the production, so many among the thousands of protesting activists. led by the same heated thunberg, which blocked the railway tracks for transporting coal, the german police tied up without unnecessary democratic referrals. what is strange, because the european union encourages railway sabotage or is it only on the territory? marusya does not sponsor saboteurs, but they arrest them at home. and now the german protesters demand to subdue the n

that comes to mind ; more netherlands france there this week farmers' uprising in the streets of toulousefar not for warming, but in protest, fencing does not suit the restrictions of the eu environmental policy when it's cold not before eco laws have been decided and in in berlin, in german literature, they plan to build a new coal mine, destroying an entire village, but the activists have not yet understood that russia is not a cheap gas station and gas pipeline for europe and they will have to warm up and smoke into the cloudless european sky on their own, and green politics is a direct path freeze and completely destroy production, so many of the thousands of protesting activists, led by the same greta thunberg, who blocked the railway tracks for transporting coal, the german police tied up without unnecessary democratic essays. what is strange, because the european union encourages railway sabotage or is it only on the territory? he does not sponsor saboteurs himself, but they arrest him here. and now the german protesters demand to subdue the nord stream. and how can you not protest

thousand of people also took to the street in toulouse, marseille and nice in the south of the countrythis was the scene in paris. the main cgt union claims more than a million people were protesting against the president's plans. there was also some clashes, police deployed tear gas, the authorities said they were stopping what they called radical elements from damaging shops. let's hear from some protesters in marseille. i have to do another year because of this proposal which i hope will not come to anything, because that is what we are here for and it is a scandal to always make the same people pay. what kind of story is this? i am fed up. our wages are already being cut. we can no longer earn a decent living. we get up every day and struggle to have a decent life. and finally we are told they are going to prolong our working life, but no, that is not good enough. we will be there until the end. we will continue to fight to say that it is not possible. let's look at what they're striking about. france's retirement age is 62. the same as in sweden, portugal and greece. but much lowe

rebecca morelle, bbc news, toulouse. whoever they are, i suggest they keep their heads down. these eastern coasts and a bit more cloud pushing into the far south—west of england. temperatures between four and eight degrees, but they will drop away very quickly into the evening. it is going to be another cold and frosty night. however, across northern ireland and the western side of scotland, this is where changes begin to take place. we see cloud, some outbreaks of rain. a little bit of snow on the leading edge. but, by morning, temperatures for the likes of northern ireland and north—west scotland will be well above freezing. further south and east, a very cold start to saturday. we develop a split in our fortunes. southern and eastern parts of the uk stick in the colder air for quite a long time this weekend, whereas further north and west we will see something milder working its way in. so the further south and east you are expect it to stay cold. the further north and west, milder and cloudier weather working in with some outbreaks of rain. so for saturday, some fog patch

the win confirms toulouse's place in the last 16.kle. for all the european results visit the bbc sport website. it's finals day in the masters snooker at alexandra palace later today, where mark williams will face judd trump. mark williams last reached a final 20 years ago when he won the second of his masters titles. the 47—year—old welshman has reached another after sweeping aside jack lisowski without losing a frame. williams knocked out ronnie 0'sullivan in the quarterfinals. i don't think i am a better pot, nowhere near. i can't pot the balls are used to. i used to pot ridiculous balls when i used to flashed the nugget back in the day, but i can't pot as much so i have to rely on other parts. i still go for crazy shots, don't get me wrong. i have just learnt to be a better all—round player, really, and i think that's why i'm still sort of at the top. the first tennis grand slam gets going later tonight, the australian open. emma raducanu says she is in a good place and ready to take part at the australian open. her participation

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figures speak for themselves in marseille over 200.000 people 2 weeks ago there were 140.000 in toulouse thirty nineteenth of january. trade unions have been able to bring more than a million people to the demonstrations, the pressure is only growing. in the crowd we met one of the most famous yellow vests, fat rodriguez 4 years ago, when the movement first appeared, he became one of the first victims of the police with a rubber bullet, his eye was gouged out. we see that we are not heard. we faced the arrogance of a president who thinks he can give advice to russia on how to apply democracy or how to treat citizens, when he himself treats the french badly, he gouges out our eyes when we allow ourselves to talk about the things he does wrong 4 years like a yellow vest, they say, they didn’t listen to us about it, everything got much worse half of the teachers strike professors blocked dozens, foxes by law to high school students. nothing threatens for this, but the opposition demands teenagers to be fined up to a thousand euros, but for now the police came out against them not with clubs

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joining us now is new mexico's democratic state maggie toulouse oliver. people." you're not particularly surprised by these shootings. >> i wish i could say that i were, but i do think what's really important is that we acknowledge that we have moved past the point of rhetoric, complaints, lies about the election process, you know, sort of fueling, you know, toxic behavior. and we have now come to a point obviously, january 6th, that was a huge demonstration of political violence, and now we're seeing it followed through into people at the local level who are so gripped and so bought into the concept that our elections are rigged, of course a total lie, totally fake. but they're willing to take action in the form of political violence. this is tremendously scary and it has to stop. >> mika, this is the second secretary of state we've had on the last hour with threats against their lives. >> yep. >> secretary griswold of colorado, jocelyn benson in michigan has had threats against her. it's happen across the country. >> what happened to gretchen whitmer, w

a real peasant revolt in french toulouse , farmers are protesting against the plans of the authoritiesse new taxes on them, the economic crisis has hit the farmers the hardest, but in france the peasants are preparing not help, but new requisitions with a demand to abandon this venture in front of the mayor's office, toulouse burn tires and pour dung mountains. well , the peasants are only the vanguard of the general national protest today in france demonstrations and organized strikes begin the largest and trade unions, the main goal is to achieve a refusal to implement the pension reform, the country's authorities plan to raise the age of retirement, as well as tie the level of payments to seniority. this idea is extremely unpopular in the country, and in connection with this today, as millions of french people promise to go on strike. in davos, at the world economic forum , the nato secretary general said statements that were increasingly far from economics, in particular, if we want peace talks. tomorrow we must give kyiv more the german chancellor is also creating weapons for him