i was in trafalgar square at the weekend and there — in trafalgar square at the weekend and there wasying — trafalgar square, so i think people are paying attention. they are so brave _ are paying attention. they are so brave and — are paying attention. they are so brave and that picture is beautiful. it brave and that picture is beautiful. it shows _ brave and that picture is beautiful. it shows a — brave and that picture is beautiful. it shows a woman who was there, that kind of— it shows a woman who was there, that kind of spirit— it shows a woman who was there, that kind of spirit is something that is quite _ kind of spirit is something that is quite hard — kind of spirit is something that is quite hard for the regime to threaten, although you wonder where it is going _ threaten, although you wonder where it is going to go from here. gk, it is going to go from here. ok, rosa, it is going to go from here. ok, rosa. sonia. — it is going to go from here. ok, rosa, sonia, i— it is going to go from here. ok, rosa, sonia, i am— it is going to go from here. ok, rosa, sonia, i am afraid -

and the spaniards lost, the british lost 22 ships nelson himself was mortally wounded after the trafalgarsance spain lost their maritime power britain acquired the status of the mistress of mary , who retained trafalgar square in london until the second world war, and brita. rivers have been wearing black ties since the battle as a sign of mourning for admiral nelson on october 21, 1894, the last russian tsar nicholas ii ascended the throne on that day was made public. the highest manifesto, despite many talents and excellent education, nicholas did not inherit from alexander iii's father did not have an overbearing nature, nor the ability to make decisions quickly, important qualities for a successful autocrat during his reign remained in history as a very controversial one. russia developed well economically, was covered with a huge network of railways, and another socio-political contradictions grew in it, a tense foreign policy situation resulted in the first world war and two revolutions in 1917, first in february and then in october with the abdication of nicholas ii by his execution

defeated the spaniards lost, 22 british ships, not a single nelson himself was mortally wounded after trafalgar. france , spain lost their maritime power, and britain gained the status of the mistress of the seas, which retained trafalgar square in london until the second world war, and british sailors from the time of the battle wear black ties, a sign of mourning for admiral nels on october 21, 1894. the last russian tsar nicholas ii came to the throne on that day, the highest manifesto was published, despite many talents and an excellent education, nicholas did not inherit from his father alexander iii a non-dominant nature, nor the ability to quickly make decisions, important qualities for a successful autocrat during his reign , remained in history as very contradictory on the one hand. russia developed well economically, covered itself with a huge network of railways, and others grew in it. on political contradictions, the tense foreign policy situation resulted in the first world war and two revolutions in 1917, first in february and then october with the abdication of nicholas ii and hi

the battle of trafalgar, in which admiral nelson actually saved britain napoleon planned to destroy theand then transfer a huge army of more than 100,000 people across the english channel and britain was supposed to collapse, but the meaning of trafalga was near the spanish city. cadiz , united by the french-spanish cadres, met the british fleet. she had more ships, but nelson used non-standard naval battle tactics and defeated the french and the spaniards lost, the british lost 22 ships nelson himself was mortally wounded after the trafalgars. france spain lost their maritime power britain acquired the status of the mistress of mary , who retained trafalgar square in london until the second world war, and british sailors. since the battle, black ties have been worn, a sign of mourning for admiral nelson october 21 , 1894, the last russian tsar nicholas ii ascended the throne on that day was promulgated. the highest manifesto, despite many talents and excellent education, nikolai did not inherit from the father of alexander iii not an overbearing nature, nor the ability to make decision

and we catch up with the crowd who turned up at london's trafalgar square to the if»; %* ez�*z'fléz $5ident vladimir putin said saturday can be no doubt to the occupied crimean peninsula was conceived and carried out by ukraine's intelligence services. he called it an act of terror. meanwhile rescue teams in the ukrainian city of zephyr region has been searching person fibres in the ruins of residential buildings that were destroyed by russian missile strikes overnight. paul adams read reports from the ukrainian capital kyiv. this is what escalation looks like. a gaping hole where once there were homes. rescue workers searching for the dead and the living. moments after the blast in the middle of the night stunned, furious reactions. they destroyed a building at night, at two a:m., he says. they simply destroyed a multistory building. we they simply destroyed a multistory building. we ran out into the street, _ multistory building. we ran out into the street, when _ multistory building. we ran out into the street, when we - multistory building. we ran out into the street, when we left

and we catch up with the crowds who turned up at london's trafalgar square to celebrate the festivalf lights. welcome to the programme. president vladamir putin has said "there can be no doubt" that saturday's explosion that damaged the only bridge to the occupied crimean peninsula was conceived and carried out by ukraine's intelligence services. he called it an act of terror. meanwhile, rescue teams in the ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia have been searching for survivors in the ruins of residential buildings that were destroyed by russian missile strikes overnight. paul adams reports from kyiv. in zaporizhzhia, this is what escalation looks like. a gaping hole, where once there were homes. rescue workers searching for the dead — and the living. moments after the blast, in the middle of the night, stunned, furious reactions. "they destroyed a building at night, at 2am," he says. "they simply destroyed a multistorey building." translation: we ran out into the street. - when we left the corridor, a neighbour ran out with her eldest son and she screamed that her husband was dead. and the

celebrating the festival of lights — we catch up with the crowds who turned up at london's trafalgarcted by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area where most of the damage was done they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last year he's gone from being a little known revolutionary to an experience in successful diplomatic operator. it was a £20 bomb which exploded on the fifth _ it was a £20 bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel ripping _ the fifth floor of the grand hotel ripping a — the fifth floor of the grand hotel ripping a hole in front of the building _ ripping a hole in front of the buildinu. , ., ., building. this government will not weekend, democracy _ building. this government will not weekend, democracy will - building. this government will not weekend, democracy will prevail. | building. this government will not l weekend, democracy will prevail. it fills weekend, democracy will prevail. fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of

new zealand to trafalgar square at two o'clock-— two o'clock.ever seen anything like — two o'clock. have we ever seen anything like this _ two o'clock. have we ever seen anything like this global - two o'clock. have we ever seen. anything like this global reaction to what his happening in iran? this has united all— to what his happening in iran? ti 3 has united all iranians, one to what his happening in iran? ti 1 has united all iranians, one of the key slogans we hear, for example in zahedan, in the south—eastern part of the country, people in kurdistan chanting slogans in support of them, and vice versa. they are united and fighting for freedom inside and outside the country.— fighting for freedom inside and outside the country. thank you very much for updating _ outside the country. thank you very much for updating us. _ with me now isjeyda milani. she will be attending the protests, later this afternoon in london. thank you for being with us, tell us about your story. you were born in iran but you live in the uk now. yes, i was born in iran

bbc persian�*s parham ghobadi is in london's trafalgar square.ds commander issued a strongly worded warning saying today would be the last day of protests, the last day the iranian people can take to the streets, howeverthe the iranian people can take to the streets, however the footage we have obtained from the streets of tehran, for example university students, have started the testing and they are chanting. we saw people taking part in protest at the funeral of a very young, bright 19—year—old chef who got killed two days ago with severe blows to his head with backbones. people took part in his funeral, iranian security forces opened fire on them. —— to his head with batons. protests also today like last week across the globe for new zealand to trafalgar square in the centre of london. i have one of the centre of london. i have one of the iranians who left the country 17 years ago, and she is going to tell us why she has taken part in the protests today. why did you take part? protests today. why did you take art? ., . ~ i. ., protests today.

here with the very latest, two of the most accurate polsters in america, chief pollster at the trafalgar group, matt, what i saw that was most interesting, "usa today" suffolk poll showing the people that are breaking late, identified them about 16% are now going overwhelmingly to the gop. do you see the same thing in the polls you're looking at? >> i think robert is going to agree with me with this. yes, we see late breakers going republican. but we saw three weeks ago and we said this on your show that we saw a wave developing across this country moving towards republicans anyway. so in a sense, we feel like the story in "usa today" is like playing catch-up to explain why suddenly all the polls are showing republicans winning. we've been showing the republicans gaining in arizona, pennsylvania. even in new hampshire, which could be the upset special of the night. we've been seeing it going on 3 1/2 weeks and seems to keep building. our latest poll in georgia, herschel walker is making incredible moves very late in this race after he's been beaten to death on television with all of thes

trafalgar square appeared, and british sailors from the time of the battle wear black ties, a sign ofded the throne on that day was made public. the highest manifesto, despite many talents and excellent education, nicholas did not inherit from his father alexander iii not an overbearing nature, nor the ability to make decisions quickly, important qualities for a successful autocrat. the period of his reign remained in history as very, contradictory on the one hand. russia developed well economically, was covered with a huge network of railways, and another socio-political contradictions grew in it, a tense foreign policy situation resulted in the first world war and two revolutions in 1917, first in february and then in october with the abdication of nicholas ii by execution by the bolsheviks. the 300-year history of the reign of the dynasty ended. obmanov and the monarchy in russia as a whole october 21, 1895 japanese troops they captured tainan, this is a large city in taiwan , the island was then under the control of the chinese qing empire, when the chinese lost the war to japan,

vests in france, the pole tax revolt by past party politics, massive demonstrations like the one in trafalgar square in march 1990 turned into ryan. government realized belatedly, that they, they had taken a step too far and that they needed to kind of her back down. and of course, it also played into the whole politics within the conservative party about margaret thatcher, who sort of had outlived her purpose. i think the poll tax protest to succeeded with the trade unions had failed. in the end, they brought down the fetch government with the legacy of fetches, neo liberal audiology. something she shared with ronald reagan left a lasting mark on the nation's political life. in germany to nearly liberals promised an economic upswing and prosperity. on november, the 9th 1989, the berlin wall felt the liberation of the people in the g. d. out was followed by re unification. something that was widespread celebration in range to in a few hours, the dream will become reality. now, after more than 40, better years at division, german jumped, our fatherland is reunited. i am in the midst of all thi

i was talking to robert casserly of the trafalgar group, one of the few polling organizations that has some credibility on this. very blunt in saying no white men between 30 and 50 will answer a poll question. and for the most part, most all of the trump supporters simply will not answer a poll. they don't put yard signs up any more . they don't put a lot of bumper strips. but they will go vote because they know it's the last line of defense they have to protect their country and their families. >> governor , thank you for being with . so glad sarah's healthy joe's book. come on , man, is doing very well. >> congratulations, joe concha. thank you both for being with us. all right. >> there you have a twenty seven days till the all important midterm elections. we'll looking at the gubernatorial race out of new mexico. it is now uncomfortably close for the democratic incumbent. take a look at this brand new ad exclusively provided to this program by the republican governors association. >> take a look. during covid, michelle lujan grisham locked down new mexico, but let hundreds of crimi

and we have a brand new pollt coming out from trafalgar showing him within one andd a half points of winning. and i think that's what you. and i believe in, that there's l a populist movement out there that can see out through the eye they can see through the money. they can see through the elites and across america from georgia to alaska, they're making the a huge difference. >> but but look at the difference. >> and you experience this. i was i was there. i watched you when you becames o speaker. i watched the years you were speaker and the smearing and slandering of you went on on a daily basis.ha i wonder what percentage oft the people in georgia know that about raphael warnock? record . i i wonder if they know that hiswi ex-wife is on videotape accusing him during a domestic dispute of trying to run her over. i wonder if they know that he didn't pay child support. anwonder if they know that he tried to cover up and obstruct an investigation into child abus cove into a camp that he wr running, because i don't thinkn they know that becauser the media won't cover that kind of issue

according to a new poll from trafalgar. here with the very latest, two t of the most accurate pollsterssn in america, chief pollster at the trafalgar group, robert haley, and the insider advantage chairman matt lowry. r i won't mention either your poll in the first question ,matt .inte "uat i didre see that was most interesting, usa today suffolk i poll showing the people thatople are breaking eight , they identified them about 16% are now going overwhelmingly to the gop. >> do you see the same thing in the polls you're looking at? well, i think robert is going to agree with me with this.e la yes.te we see late breakers going thr republican , but we saw and three weeks ago we said thisvelg on your show that we saw a wave developing across this countrya. moving towards republicans anyway. so ia n a sense, we sort of fee like the story in usa today, att least i do, is sort like playing catch up to explain why suddenly all the polls are showing thesshowine republicans winning. we've been showing the republicans gaining in g ar

vests in france, the pole tax revolt by past party politics, massive demonstrations like the one in trafalgar square in march 1990 turned into rights. government realized belatedly, that they, they had taken a step too far and that they needed to kind of her back down. and of course, it also played into the whole politics within the conservative party about margaret thatcher, who sort of had outlived her purpose. i think the poll tax protest to succeeded with the trade unions had failed. in the end, they brought down the federal government with the legacy of fetches neo liberal ideology. something she shared with ronald reagan left a lasting mark on the nation's political life. in germany to neal liberals promised an economic upswing and prosperity. on november, the 9th 1989, the bill involved felt the liberation of the people in the ged out was followed by reunification. something that was widespread celebration in rainy conjunction in a few hours. a dream will become reality now, after more than 40, better years at division. german drummed our fatherland is reunited. i am in the midst of al

brian: we just put up a few polls from emerson to trafalgar. dr.z is trailing in all of them, but within striking distance. the issues have switched. and they have turned on the democrats. i think anyone would tell you that. crime is first and foremost. the economy has collapsed and the border now matters. >> pennsylvania is a border state. nevada is a border state. every state is a border state because of the fentanyl crisis. he has had the authority and latitude to do more to break the back of this drug crisis in pennsylvania. he wants to continue with it by having these drug dens and be against the police who are on the front lines of administering narcan. here is the other thing about this race. voters have a way of telling us what's important to them. we can't tell them what's important to them. i think the democrats' ethos, believe what i say, not what you see. they see rising costs everywhere they turn. and they see john fetterman bragging on tape about releasing one-third of the prison population and being anti-frack. 50,000 jobs in the com

here we are in trafalgar square in london, thousands of iranians from different walks of life, from differentthered here with one voice, to express their solidarity with the protests inside iran. just like iran, there are so many women here leading the protest. one of them was telling me, just imagine if there was no bullet, if there was no weapons, no detention, no torture. how many million more of iranians would show up in the street to protest against islamic republic. as we speak, thousands of iranians, university students in small and large cities across iran are protesting against the iranian regime. here we have one of those iranian artists who is based in london. he left the country almost three decades ago. 25 london. he left the country almost three decades ago.— three decades ago. 25 years ago. what do you _ three decades ago. 25 years ago. what do you make _ three decades ago. 25 years ago. what do you make of _ three decades ago. 25 years ago. what do you make of this - three decades ago. 25 years ago. what do you make of this protest this time around. t what do you make of this

according to the trafalgar poll, you are within the margin of error with patty murray. >> we are telling the truth and addressing the issues that are facing washington families every day. i have been in every county in washington state, some of them multiple times listening to voters, listening to their concerns. cost of living, crime, homeless encampments, we have people on drugs walking around our streets with no plan and no hope in sight. we have been sharing our message on the airways and all over washington state. people are ready for change. we have a plan to turn crisis into hope for all of washington. brian: your husband lost his sight fighting wars for us. he was able to get that 12th man honor. and you included it in an ad. what was the reaction from the seattle seahawks. >> it's heartbreaking to see. we are not just taking down patty murray. we are taking count corporate woke allies who insulated her and covered her from any tough questions or holdinger accountable. my husband is wearing a seahawks game day jersey talking about the cost of food, and you can barely make out the

patrolling groups trafalgar group, robert is with us, we're getting down to the wire, given fact thatling groups don't know what the hell they are talking about and robert does, i thought it would be a good time to dig in. robert thank you for being here, let's get started. as you see it. what is going on in the state of pennsylvania? >> right now pennsylvania we're seeing the race tightening a lot. a few weeks ago, narrative was there was no way to recover. they didn't talk about after the primaries there was a long period of time where nobody said anything about fedder man, he was still in the hospital. no one laid off of oz, now lumps are coming to both sides and people realize what fetterman's record is that race will continue to tighten. it was never a big margin. but every poll ours and others, realize this is a dog fight. and we see crime emerging as a big issue, fetterman's record exposed i think that incident in philadelphia, is rail going continue to ga galvanize voters. mark: it was 30 teens went to a -- and rampaged the place. the murder rate in philadelphia is highest it

well, more than 2,000 people joined the protest, which started this afternoon at trafalgar square, asto hand a letter in to the prime minister, cc—ing in the home secretary and also the london mayor. the least we deserve is an acknowledgement that we're here, that we're suffering, that we're bereaved. you know, we've got quite a big campaign going on that so many people have come out to protest and support us. so if they turn a blind eye on this, in my opinion, once again, itjust shows that the british government does not care about the lives of people who have been, who have died in police custody or at the hands of the state. we've come to unite with these families. look at them, amazing warriors for the next generation, and trying to get justice for their own loved ones. rishi needs to step up - and help our families and, most of all, give us legal aid, so we can fight forjustice. . while many of the families are demanding justice, they want answers and they want the system to change. in that letter, there are a number of demands, one of which is to include criminal prosecutions fo

21st of october 1805 of that sorted out the french spanish fleet at the battle of trafalgar. and what that did do what did happen after 1815 when napoleon was eventually sent down to the south atlantic, that created a chance for britain to become probably the most powerful empire that the world has ever seen. and i speak of a country where there are 193 nations in, the united nations britain has invaded. 176 of them, just heck of a claim to fame. it's just building off of. and it's funny because i think we are actually about this. in the last symposium panel that i was on, if it hadn't have been for cornwallis defeat at yorktown, would cornwallis have gone to india? because, you know, that's that's what really the scene for you know empire building that you know that great britain is going to you know continue to to explore and that's the empire you know on which the sun sets so we could have a whole conversation about how the removal of colonial distraction in north you know begat opportunity but you know of course problems and and consequences a very negative way for a vast

a new poll from true trafalgar shows this race tied. within the margin of error. did that happen in a democratic state like michigan? partly because dixon did a grea job exposing the fact that richard witmer is a liar in incompetent and was particularl awful during the pandemic. she did that tuesday in a debat between the two of them. >> wheat made quick decisions t save lives and study shows that we saved thousands, i am proud of that. while i was getting death threats, saving lives during covid, my opponent was sewing conspiracy theories. saying there was no need for mask ferret if she had been governor during covid, thousand of more people would have died. >> if that we're at all true, why would i have gotten the vaccine myself? the governor is being dishonest once again, but that's what you do when you don't have policies to run on, when you killed more seniors than almost any other state when you were told to sto the policy, but you kept it going great when you could have had such extreme unemployment fraud, but you last eight and half billion dollars worth o

a recent poll from trafalgar shows that in fact the republican now is within the margin of error. this is now a three-point race. you have a very popular republican governor in governor sununu. here with the latest on his surging campaign, republican candidate don bolduc is with us. you are within three points in the race. i don't think a lot of people know about your background. i think it's important they know that you had two purple hearts, five bronze stars, two awards for valor over 30 years of military service. thank you, number one. that is pretty impressive, sir. >> well, thank you very much, sean, i appreciate it. i started serving at 19 years old as a private sergeant lieutenant and worked my way up to general officer. i am honored to have had that opportunity to serve my country. now i am looking to serve my country in a much different way. but nonetheless public service. something that senator hassan is not doing. she cannot defend her record. she has killed the economy and hurt granite stators. she's a big spender. she is an out-of-control spender. in august she voted

new poll from trafalgar, this race is neck and neck within the margin of error.e to explain more republican senate candidate in the state of washington -- i didn't think i would be saying that often, tiffany smiley is with us. i am hearing from friends that live in the state of washington that you could win this race that this would be the upset of the year and it is not within the margin of error. what's it going to take to get you over the top? >> we will absolutely win this race. i have been at this for over 17 months listening to the voters of washington state. i was 11 years old when patty murray was first elected and i ask everyone and every single room i go into, is your life any better? over your last two years is your life any better? senator murray stood with presidents joe biden with the american rescue plan, she was touted for her effort in that and we were told we are in a better place now. we are not in a better place now. patty murray allowed a billion dollars to go to criminals. she is touting the inflation reduction act which does nothing and thi

trafalgar group, has the new york gubernatorial race as dead heat.ingly blue state. andrew cuomo won by 60% in the last election this is how bad it has become, like mayors-like de blasio made new york into a hellscape. whether you're new york or democrat, people had enough of crime happening in the neighborhood. no longer in the bad parts of town. only way you change things, changing things at the top, stuart that. >> is extraordinary turn around, isn't it? new york is as blue as it gets, maybe as blue as california. now you have the possibility in a statewide election that a republican could become the governor. i think because crime is the major issue. i think the migrants who are arriving in new york, we have a story today, about migrants on staten island going going door-r asking for food and clothing, an emergency in new york city. >> wow. stuart: takes crime and migrants to really turn around the politics of new york state. last word to you? >> 40%, 40-year high inflation, right, stuart? wages are not going up. yeah, people are feeling it at th

gop candidate christine drazan is leading her challengers in the latest trafalgar poll.right now is oregon republican gubernatorial candidate christine drazan. christine, how are you feeling about this race? >> we are energized and excited. governor januaries have stood with me -- oregonians have stood with me throughout this general election, and they are asking for change. maria: well, there's a three-way race here. give us the ins and outs of what's going on. is it largely a democrat electorate? >> absolutely not. our electorate is very, very purple. we have, as you would expect, a state that has a strong kind of rural and urban sections of our state, but what we have in oregon is much more purple than you might be led on through the years in democrat control of the governor's office. oregonians are ready for a change. 40 years of democrat in the governor's office has failed our state. it's led to, as you just mentioned, an explosion of crime. in portland in particular, 207% increase in a 2-year period in homicides. poem in that community want mory want more police on

challenger adam lax laxalt leads democrat incumbent catherine cortez masto by four point in the latest trafalgarm laxalt with who previously served as invest's attorney general and if is -- nevada's attorney general and is a former iraq veteran. sir, thanks very much for being here. >> thanks for having me. maria: well, you are up in this most recent poll. what do you believe to be the most important issues for voters, and how you feeling? >> look, we took an absolute media barrage all summer long as i'm sure you've reported in a lot of these senate races, and we didn't start til labor day, ourself, our allies to see us up many five consecutive polls. show that the people are not buying the lies and the smears and the, you know, the rehabilitation by my democratic opponent. and so we feel really, really good. we feel like this is the key senate race, and people are waking up to that all over the country. as a result, we're getting support from all over the country and, of course, all over my state. maria: now, you have slammed your opponent for her ties, her family ties to the biden family inclu

now speak to giles kenningham, a former head of press at number 10 downing street and founder of trafalgarategy. downing street and founder he joins us live from somerset. downing street and founder good downing street and founder to have you with us. i to good to have you with us. i wanted to start by asking you how significant it is, in your view, that suella braverman, the former home secretary, has decided to endorse rishi sunak. suella braverman, a figure on the right of the party, might have been perhaps expected to endorse borisjohnson. what are your thoughts? i expected to endorse boris johnson. what are your thoughts?— what are your thoughts? i think it is significant. _ what are your thoughts? i think it is significant, the _ what are your thoughts? i think it is significant, the tory _ what are your thoughts? i think it is significant, the tory party - what are your thoughts? i think it is significant, the tory party is - what are your thoughts? i think it is significant, the tory party is a l is significant, the tory party is a series of delicate coalitions, and whoever ends up

although the trafalgar is an outlier of polls right now. it shows that kemp is up by 12. it's interesting. the university of florida u.s. elections project says that so far 2 million americans have already done some early voting. 15 million have requested ballots. the turnout so far is higher than normal. >> male: -in ballots will account for 25% so far the number one state leading the number of early voters is the state of florida. >> rachel: i'm an old fashioned person i think voting on election day is a wonderful, unifying civic ritual. i wish we had less early voting and we actually had a federal holiday. that said, 2018 broke 100 year record for midterms and now on pace to break that record in this midterm people are voting as if their life depended on it and i think their lives do depend on it. that's why people are excited to vote in this 2022 election because so much is on the line. >> brian: flipping around and watching almost everything i can no one thinks democrats have momentum. i don't think anyone does. there is a fear they might have peaked in august and la

in deep blue new york, zeldin is within 2 points of governor kathy hochul in the latest poll from trafalgare zeldin himself. thanks very much for being here, and now your race is being called a toss-up. >> that's right. i mean, i'm feeling it on the ground. i don't care whether i'm in a republican county or a blue county, talking to republican, democrat, independent, a lot of new yorkers are just really fed up with kathy hochul. he's doing a terrible -- she's doing a terrible job as governor. new yorkers are leaving this state more than my other state across the entire country, and the reason why is because albany has been attacking their safety, attacking their wallets, and they're heading for opportunities elsewhere. so there's a vibe on the ground that there needs balance restored to albany. people want to save the state, they want to save new york city, and they're tired of having to wake up every morning and read all of the headlines of rising crime in their own neighborhood, places where they used to feel safe and walk the street comfortably and now they're calling an uber just to go

and then “p trafalgar square, we think.wn the mall and along to buckingham palace. a grand processional route which is very familiar to those of you who follow all of the big state . there we are, lord nelson surveying the scene from nelson's column and trafalgar square bathed in lovely sunshine, through admiralty arch, and then down along the mall, admiralty arch which was one of the important parts of the government's own property portfolio in central london but was sold a few years ago and has been redeveloped. along the mall, which is still looking rather green in october, and along past the flank of saintjames park on the left—hand side. and then the clive steps on the right—hand side, all the way down, and past clarence house, where the king and queen consort, where they were staying last night and they have just made their way to buckingham palace for the two audiences and they came back to london especially for this purpose and the king therefore is waiting in buckingham palace to give an audience, a final audience

itself became part of a large noisy action of the greens in the british capital, they gathered in trafalgarre there were no vandalism, only chants, drums and banners in defense of nature and refusal to develop new deposits. oil and gas the human rights organization amnesty international accused the latvian security forces of torturing refugees on border with belarus, the published report indicates that both adults and children were subjected to severe bullying and that's it. this is in the country of the authorities, who literally on every corner say that they have almost a self-exemplary democracy in europe, however, to be surprised at such an understatement, to put it mildly, you don’t have to go to the point of frankly russophobia the european union has long shown its true face, high-ranking european officials. they do not even hide either the colonial and partly nazi manners as the hero of the next high-profile. scandal has become chief diplomat. eu zhuz bars, what he did and said this time found out by face. jose barrel spoke in belgian bruges in front of a student of the european dipl

trafalgar poll, margin of error of 2. 9 points, and shows that pennsylvania senate race inside the marginiena college spectrum news on the ohio senate race, not just inside the margin of error, but literally tied. let marketization's poll on the georgia senate race also not just inside the margin of error, but, look tied. 46. 1% to 46%. we are two weeks out from the election. if you are counting on the polls to tell you what's gonna happen, or to tell you what you should be doing now, well, here's what the polls are telling you. whoever it is that you want to win, they need your help. and if you really want them to win, if it matters to you, you need to volunteer for them, now. i mean, the polls are tighter than your already tight jeans, except when they're even tighter right after thanksgiving dinner. honestly, if you care about the outcome in this election, it's now or never. pick a race and volunteer. this is the last two weeks. this is the time to do it. that is one thing to know about how nutty things are getting, how naughty things are getting now, as we close in on this next electi

okay it's in trafalgar square and the city of westminster, and they get about six million visitors a year and two had to act up. i know what's it like seeing those works in person? you know, i've seen him on calendars and playing cards and coasters. but to see the real thing. i imagine it moves you. it does, and you imagine it to be a lot larger. than what it actually is. yeah it's just glorious. thank you for asking that high everybody. it's friday and it's a great day. let's go outside. right now. the fog has been hindering just about everywhere this morning and this afternoon right now the golden gate bridge road in a deck of cloudiness. in fact, you can't see the very tip top of the towers there that stands 747 ft. tall the elevation of the span. there is about 220 ft. above the water, and you can see that the clouds are now seeping down underneath that, ellen. they did bridge there. boy and the ceiling is supposed to be at 500 ft. but it looks a lot lower than that. let's go to your temperatures right now. we are in the fifties still and throughout a lot of the north bay hillsbo

yesterday, herschel walker wasl up by two point four pointsf to by trafalgar. as of today, rasmussen has herschel up by five in north carolina. republican ted budd is up lates by four. according to trafalgart . the latest and this was just for this program, insider advantage pollnsider, kerry lake is up by eleven over katie hobbs and arizona. senate we now have a dead even senate bace, which means that mark kelly is going to be packingby t and headed back to arizona wer tonight. by the way, toe all my friends in arizona, we were just out there. please understand, voting for kerry late. don't fot forget blake masters.e >> that is an important senate seat that we will win anyway. ye so if you vote for mark kelly , you basically voted for chuckret schumer and i know chuck him schumer, you are not going to like a and that means everymeanh radical democratic policy. >> meanwhile, inilhe the live fe or die state of new hampshire, republican chris sununu, he will be easily reelected. and in the state senate e racera right now, general don bolduc has a real shot. it is