nagana - 1998, salt lake city - 2002, turin or vancouver? let's skip, skip, correct answer, turin.via in a dramatic qualifying match. let's continue with the next question: all of these teams have never been relegated from the spanish la liga, except for one. real madrid, athletic bilbao, barcelona. or seville, who's here? extra? atlético? this is the wrong answer. unfortunately for you: seville is the odd one out in this group. barcelona, ​​real madrid and athletic have never been relegated, so the match between these teams is considered a classic of the spanish la liga. further. all of these venues hosted the second european games in minsk in 2019, except one. dynamo national stadium. 86 matches, 49 of them as team captain. next question: our period has come to an end, i ’ll ask the question anyway, we’ll play it. here are the star figure skaters: evgenia medvedeva, anna cherbakova, alvin zagitov and dina overina, although one of them has nothing to do with figure skating. skating, which of them is not related to figure skating, since the time is up, we can actually end the game,

skip, the correct answer is turin.ng match to a team from latvia. continuing with the next question: all of these teams have never been relegated from the spanish la liga, except for one. real madrid, athletic bilbao, barcelona or seville, who is the odd one out? athletics. this is the wrong answer. unfortunately for you. seville is the odd one out in this group. barcelona, real madrid and athletic have never been relegated, so the matches of these teams are considered classics. spanish la liga. further. all these venues hosted the second european games in minsk in 2019. the uruchi sports palace, the uruchia sports palace hosted boxing competitions, this is the wrong answer, the correct answer is a football arena, the fact is that at the european games there was only beach football, it took place at the olympic sok site, further than the next one. question: england is the birthplace of all of these sports, except one: football, basketball, tennis or rugby, which sport is the odd one out? what sport was not invented in

turin or vancouver? let's skip it. skip, correct answer: turin.o the team from latvia. let's continue, the next question: all these teams have never been relegated from the spanish la liga, except for one: real madrid, athletic bilbao, barcelona or seville, who is the odd one out? atlético. this is the wrong answer, unfortunately for you, sevilla is the odd one out in this company, and barcelona, ​​real madrid and athletic have never been relegated, so the matches of these teams are considered classics of the spanish la liga. further: all these venues hosted the second european games in minsk in 2019, except one: the dynamo national stadium, the minsk football arena, the uruchi sports palace or minsk arena. who's the odd one out? uruchi sports palace. the uruchi sports palace hosted boxing competitions. this is the wrong answer. correct answer. football arena. the fact is that at the european games there was only beach football, it took place at the sokolympiyskiy site. further. next question: england is the birthplace of all these sports except o

of most of his main rivals to top the overall standings ahead of monday's expected sprint finish in turinvictory in the giro d'italia last month and just before we go, time to point you in the direction of the bbc sport website and app for the very latest on all those stories and lots, lots more. but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, thanks forjoining us. we'll see you again soon. hello. thanks forjoining me. well, july, statistically, is our warmest month of the summer but thisjuly — at least the beginning — is looking very different. mother nature has decided to put a pause on the summer heat. it's going to be rather on the cool side, even really windy at times in the north of the uk and, of course, there is some rain on the way. so, let's have a look at the forecast for monday. a couple of weather fronts spreading across the uk and early in the morning, we will have had fairly cloudy weather with some rain splashing through out towards the east that morning. sunshine and temperatures of around 13 or 1a degrees celsius. ok, let's get the forecast then. that bright weather will giv

and even this year i’m... taking a small group of our farmers to the global mother earth festival in turinin one grain went to arizona well one sock one sock went to norway one little fly i gave to the kyrgyz people, yeah, and the guys sowed it and it’s there everything came up well, everyone was happy, satisfied, i brought, yes, in the eighteenth year we filled the slufud museum in turin, and i brought our white land, and a jar, well, i had a house in the vozmersky castle, i just went to myself he dug up our lands to the city and brought them, and there is a museum of the earth, yes, and there is a museum of the earth, there is land from everyone. well, from all countries of the world, from cities, somewhere somewhere the country is repeated into different regions, and you look at this diversity of the land, yes, but this is already mesmerizing, yes it is mesmerizing, you are right, i drove like - i - our eggs, here are the chicken eggshells, yes you, well , they’ll just completely spoil of course, they used a thread to nail down the egg shells with a needle, and also when we’re here, the

and even this year i’m bringing a small... group of our farmers to the global mazemlya festival in turin well, one sock, one sock went to norway, i gave one sock. kyrgyz, yeah, and the guys sowed it, it sprouted there, everything is fine, everyone is happy, satisfied, i drove it, in the eighteenth year we filled the museum of words in turin, i brought land, our beluga land, i saw photographs, and jars, well , i had a house in the beria castle, i just went to the city, dug up our lands and brought them, and there is a museum of land, yes, and there is a museum of land, there is land from all, well, from all sides of the world, from cities. somewhere somewhere the country is repeated into different regions, and you look at this diversity of the land, yes, well, it’s just mesmerizing, yes, it’s fascinating, you’re right, i once carried our eggs, so such eggs, shell, yes, because they will completely spoil, they nailed the eggshells with a needle with a thread and also when you we we here we see that they are either white or yellowish like that and they are burgundy when you look at... yes y

even this year i’m taking a small group of our farmers to the teramadar mazemlya global festival in turingrain and it was, it was such small contraband, but i’m just in my suitcase. uh, three bags of 5 kg of grain, one grain went to arizona, well, one bag, one bag went to norway, i gave one bag to the kyrgyz, yeah, and the guys sowed it and it sprouted everything well, everyone is happy, satisfied, in the eighteenth year we filled the museum of words in turin, and i brought land, our belovsky land, and jars, well, i had a house in ... zanka and i just went to the city, dug up our lands and brought and there was a museum of land and there was a museum there is land there land from all, well, from all countries of the world, from cities somewhere, the country is repeated into different regions and you look at this , the diversity of the earth, yes, well, it’s just mesmerizing, yes, it’s mesmerizing, you’re right , i once drove - ours eggs, chicken eggs , shells, yes, because the whole thing will spoil inertly, that’s where they nailed the shells of the eggs with a thread and a needle. and a

this, even this year i ’m taking a small group of our farmers to the global mosemland festival in turine grain went to arizona, well, one sock, one the little one went to norway, i gave one little one to the kyrgyz, yeah, and the guys sowed it and it grew there, everything is fine, everyone is happy, satisfied, i brought it, and in the eighteenth year we filled the museum of words in turin, i brought the land, our white land , photographs and in a jar, well, i had them. there was a house in the vozmer castle, i just went to the city, dug up our lands and brought them, and there is a museum of land, yes, and there is a museum of land, there is land from all, well, from all sides of the world, from cities, somewhere somewhere the country repeats itself different regions, and you look at this diversity of the earth, well, it’s already mesmerizing, yes it’s fascinating, you’re right, i once transported our eggs, here are the chicken eggshells, yes you, because they are entirely red they will get spoiled, they nailed it down there with a thread. a needle with a shell of eggs and also when yo

this, and even this year i’m taking a small group of our farmers to the global mazemlya festival in turinaband, yes, i was just in a suitcase, three bags of 5 kg of grain each, one grain went to arizona, well, one bag, one bag went to norway, i gave one bag to the kyrgyz, yeah, and the guys sowed it too everything grew well there, everyone is happy, satisfied, i brought it, in 1818 we filled the slofud museum in turin, and i brought our land. from all, well, from all countries of the world, from cities somewhere , a country is repeated into different regions and you look at this, the diversity of the earth, well , it’s just mesmerizing, yes it’s it’s fascinating, you’re right, i once transported our eggs, here are chicken eggs, shells, and you just completely spoil them, so in general, there they nailed the shells of eggs with a needle and also when we were there, they were either white or yellowish like that, yes it was. old people, when you look at the palette of shells from all over the world, you are simply surprised, yes, it is different, somewhere with some kind of things, somewhere

this year's race and the riders certainly took it easy on the first part of the 230 kilometres into turiniam germai who crossed the line first — the eritrean taking the bunch sprint ahead of fernando gaviria and arnaud de lee. becoming the first black african to claim a stage win at the race. ecuadorian richard carapaz took the overall leader's yellow jersey from overnight leader tadej pogacar. there is day one of 15 wimbledon in the box. you can check that _ wimbledon in the box. you can check that out _ wimbledon in the box. you can check that out as _ wimbledon in the box. you can check that out as well. - wimbledon in the box. you can check that out as well. that - wimbledon in the box. you can check that out as well. that is l check that out as well. that is it from sports day. thank you for watching. hello there. that hot weather has gone. no sign of it returning through the rest of this week and a lot of cloud once again. rain at times, cool breeze blowing and temperatures below average force of all the weather coming in from the atlantic as we have seen already on monday. next wea

this year's race and the riders certainly took it easy on the first part of the 230 kilometres into turinine first — the eritrean taking the bunch sprint ahead of fernando gaviria and arnaud de lee, becoming the first black african to claim a stage win at the race. ecuadorian richard carapaz took the overall leader's yellow jersey from overnight leader tadej pogacar. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. and there is day one of 15 of wimbledon and the books, you can check that out to at the bbc sports website. thanks for watching, bye—bye. hello there, june 2023 was the hottest on record, june this year was probably working about average because of the cold weather we had at the start of the month of the hot weather we had later on. but that hot weather has gone. no sign of it returning it all through the rest of this week, going to have a lot of cloud once again but rain at times, cooler breeze blowing and temperatures below average. all the weather coming in from the atlantic as we've seen over on monday, friends beg

with this, and even this year i ’m taking a small group of our farmers to a global festival. land to turinporting our grain, and it was, it was such a small smuggling, yes, i just had three bags of 5 kg of grain in my suitcase , one grain went to arizona, well, one bag, one bag went to norway, i gave one bag to the kyrgyz, yeah, and the guys sowed it everything went well there, everyone was happy and satisfied. tukami there somewhere it is not with everything the correct shape, it’s interesting, and you and the city are putting our flag on our product, but we can say that this is truly belarusian, real belarusian cuisine, it is unique, unique, there is something to brag about and there is something offer, but of course everyone wants potato chips, well , traditionally, yes traditionally, everyone wants, everyone wants potato chips, because they don’t know anything else, yes, but when you do it there , here i am in twenty-two, i made ours mochanka on... dorozhevykh on kefir, it was difficult to find kefir, of course sour cream, but yes, but we found, well, kefir - this is a purely soviet re

this, even this year i’m taking a small group of our farmers to the global mother earth festival in turinsuitcase , three bags of 5 kg of grain, one grain went to arizona, well, one bag, one bag i went to norway, i gave one bag to the kyrgyz , yeah, and the guys sowed it and it grew there, everything was fine, everyone was happy, satisfied, i carried it. yes, yes, in the eighteenth year we filled the museum - a slofuda in turin, and i brought land, our belarusian land, photographs, and in the jar it says, well, i had a house in the beria castle, i just went to the city, dug up our land and he brought and there is a museum of the earth, yes, and there is a museum of the earth, there is land from all, well, from all countries of the world, from cities, somewhere somewhere the country is repeated into different regions, and you look at this diversity of land , yes, well, this is already... this is just mesmerizing, yes, this is mesmerizing, you're right, i once carried our eggs, chicken eggs, shells, yes, they'll just completely deteriorate, of course, they nailed them with a thread with a n

a control from nosha between turin farhande, well noshad , alhamdulillah, we have to see where this competition will go, some short news of the iranian youth volleyball team , on sunday morning, in the second game of the second round of the asian championship, they will face south korea , so far. the competition is to defeat all opponents. in a friendly match of club football inter is facing las palmas, who until this moment scored two goals for inter and mehdi tarmi, the iranian striker of this team. tarmi has also scored in the previous two matches of inter. gave arman ramezani, the striker of esteghlal football team , extended his contract with this team for two more seasons. georgian defender giorgi valsiani extended his contract with soshan for one more season. and indrik, the 18-year-old striker of the brazilian national team, officially joined real madrid and was introduced at the bernabeu stadium. good night and god bless you. tomorrow is sunday, the 7th of august, the 22nd of muharram, and the 28th of july, midnight tonight at 23:22. tomorrow morning in tehran is at 3:31 and sunrise is

you, brian boitano, covering the olympics in turin, italy. northern italy.otally remember it. and then also our former anchor, diane dwyer. yes, she was with us as well. yeah me, you and diane got in a car and headed up to the, the alps to cover some of the skiing up there. that and that's a great time. it was. it was good to see him. yeah. nothing like the olympics, and, of course, we've got that coverage for you coming up. i'll have that 7-day forecast here in a bit. but i did want to show you this cooling trough of low pressure and fog across the pacific. that's going to help to keep hot 100 away for tomorrow. let me get you more details on how things are going to shape up for us here. as we started off and we're going to begin with some cool 50s and 60s and some of the fog and low clouds here to start. but as we head through the afternoon, lots of sunshine through the inland valleys. temperatures will warm up. but again, we're going to stay out of the 100. so i think overall this is going to be manageable for us 91 here in morgan hill, 90 in concord, 88

summit, well , it will not bring any practical consequences for them, or in principle for anyone from turinhere, negative or positive, so i do not think that this binding, well, that is, the date of the strike to the date... there was no place for the summit. and if we analyze the tactics by which this massive strike was carried out, is it different from previous such massive strikes and can ukraine's own forces, the air force, adapt to them? let's face it , it is impossible to adapt to any extreme scenario in the world. this, too, should be recorded again, especially against the background of the fact that, literally or not tomorrow, there will be talk of additional air defense systems for ukraine, the answer was that not there were temptations, even. the question is, oh, we gave you a couple of batteries, you should have enough of that, and somehow in the west, even weak-minded gosling styles were still there, what do you know, you have the technique from the previous counterattack, not a counterattack, why don’t you counterattack, and what about the tactics , but here it comes to mind th

northern italy, milan, turin, verona, genoa, venice and other cities loudly shout that they are tiredst imagine, a third of young people do not work, drink wine and laze on the beach. northern italy is the developed part, industrial, financial, in the south. there is none of this, we have an income tax of 58%, and we pay for the fact that southerners do not work, this money goes into their pockets, we are tired of it. to understand, separatist sentiments in verona are so strong, that the locals even dream of a city-state, they openly say that the problems of rome do not bother them, especially since the capital, apparently, is not interested in itself. italian politicians. we followed the american vector: nato and the united states were able to ruin relations not only with belarus and russia. we had the eurasia association, which we also had to curtail, and this is against the interests of europe. such dislike for nato is easily explained. de facto, the united states occupied the country back in 1945. since then, 15,000 american soldiers have been stationed here. the most important si

northern italy, milan, turin, verona, genoa, venice and other cities loudly shout that they are tiredgine, a third of young people do not work, drink wine and laze on the beach. northern italy is a developed part, industrial and financial. there is none of this in the south. our income tax is 58%. and we pay for what the southerners don't are working. this money goes into their pocket. we're tired of this. to understand, separatist sentiments in verona are so strong that the locals even dream of a city-state; they openly say that the problems of rome do not concern them, especially since the capital, apparently, is not interested in itself. italian politicians followed the american vector: nato and the united states were able to ruin relations not only with belarus and russia. we had the eurasia association, which we also had to return, and this is against our interests. the usa still occupied the country in 1945, since then 15,000 american soldiers have been stationed here. the most important site is the naval air station - siganella naas, which is part of a larger nato base that hou

this year's race — and the riders certainly took it easy on the first part of the 230 kilometres into turinlly picked up it was biniam germai who crossed the line first — the eritrean taking the bunch sprint ahead of fernando gaviria — and arnaud de lee, becoming the first black african to claim a stage win at the race. ecuadorian richard carapaz took the overall leader's yellowjersey from overnight leader tadej pogacar. and that's all the sport for now. thanks for that, great stuff. wimbledon isn'tjust about the tennis — it's also about the fans right around the world. and some of the most dedicated camp overnight in the hope of securing tickets available on the day. the bbc�*s mike bushelljoined them. hi, is this the right place for the queue? welcome to the queue, if you head over to the corner, you'll meet the already 1000 people already queued. there's the tent about to be erected. and who is behind us? from scotland, look at that — and from what we are expected to see you, andy murray on tuesday. hope i don't snore! jan x0 do i! what's your name? snore! jan x0 do i! what's your name?

this year's race, and the riders certainly took it easy on the first part of the 230 kilometres into turinf fernando gaviria and arnaud de lee, becoming the first black african to claim a stage win at the race. ecuadorian richard carapaz took the overall leader's yellowjersey from overnight leader tadej pogacar. james anderson will take up a role as bowling mentor in the england set up when he retires from test cricket next week. the 41—year—old is the most successful pace bowler in the history of test cricket and will end his international playing career following the first test against against west indies after england told him they want to move on. anderson is currently playing county cricket with lancashire, although he hasn't bowled yet after day two of their match was washed out. when we spoke tojimmy initially, we did not say, this is what you are going to have to do, we gave him the option. it is something he is keen to do as well for some as we speak, and he has not done loads and loads of it, but he has got, what, no question about his knowledge and experience within bowling, and

take a look, we continue the rework, we decorate the window with translucent roman blinds, fabric turin business. he's easy copes with any dirt on hard surfaces, thanks to two steam modes and different nozzles. so convenient. bacteria, all without chemicals, well, this will be very important in this house, because small children live here, that’s it, there’s nothing to be afraid of, so let’s clean the moth? to do this, we will change the nozzle here, we will go through the seams between the countertop and the sink, just imagine, at one gas station, that is, without adding water, you can clean a room of up to 75 m2, well, we can definitely put this apartment in order, the device compact, all the attachments can be stored on the body, convenient, but there is a lot of space considering that we have a large table and six wooden ones... now you can sit down, as they say, i would even say, on the table, as far as i remember, literally a couple of plates could fit here, but 9-10 will fit here for sure, the dish is large, we still have an additional surface that we can also use, you know, i al

tras los efectos de vientos huracanados de huracÁn beryl, en la zona de turÍn, en la zona de quintanaste meteoro que tambiÉn ha arrastrado, son estructuras difÍciles de mover, por ejemplo, este enorme tanque de agua que fue arrastrado por la fuerza del viento y que ahora aquÍ se encuentra literalmente atorado entre estas ramas. asÍ manifestÓ su poderÍo el meteoro al llegar a tierras mexicanas. se espera que en las horas por venir, un par de horas mÁs, quizÁs del mediodÍa, ya se tenga nuevamente un poco de estabilidad. para que pudieran refugiarse en sus casas o pudieran llegar tambiÉn a los albergues que se dispusieron para estas situaciones. hay que decir que el transporte estÁ interrumpido, no hay taxis ni ningÚn camiÓn, como suele ocurrir en este tipo de emergencias. habrÁ que esperar el trabajo de las autoridades para que poco a poco vayan retirando todo esto que queda en la calle y estar pendientes de los avisos de la autoridad para saber cuÁndo puedan regresar. regresamos con ustedes. satcha: gracias. encuentre un lugar seguro para protegerse del huracÁn beryl, esta con nosotros

anti-colonial movements in guinea-bissau in mozambique, in angola, or workers movements, detroit and in turin, italy, as many countries like find and feminist movement, scale, liberation movements and various anti-racist movements in different parts of the world, part of my selection because there is i mean i'm i'm not in a and i don't pretend to do a sort objective survey of everything going was really to select movements that speak to our contemporary situation and selecting that reason in some in some cases one finds are movements that present what seem to be the of movements that were very familiar with. so for instance encampments to prevent large construction projects like one in france in gaza or there's encampments in japan against the construction of what's now tokyo airport. i mean you can see in them the kinds of formation encampments that we see that we see today or the formation of affinity groups in the clamshell alliance in the anti-war movement. you can see i like the ways in which yeah, the ways of organizing the kind of political struggles we have today. you can see the root

first, his academy award nominated actress lily gladstone for her role in this hit hulu stuff and to turin 10 years. >>we show up, you my home start investigation. >>gladstone makes history as one of 2 indigenous women to be nominated for acting emmys. she reacted to the news in a statement to entertainment weekly that reads in part, i am so touched by this nomination. i wholeheartedly share the honor with the stellar cast. i'm forever grateful been brought along for the journey. actress cali reese's also made history for her emmy nomination in the 4th installment of this hbo series. 6 years. because of all really reese was nominated for true detective knight country. recent gladstone are the second and 3rd ever indigenous actors to be recognized for their work on screen. in the 76 year. history of the television academy awards. reece reacted to the news of her nomination in a statement to the associated press. we're making history as the first 2 women nominated. it means the world to not just us individually, but us as a whole. it's an amazing time in history and the long-awaited part, on

surkis a donation for dynamo kyiv children's school in size. the professor was fired, he condemned turinything you wanted to know about freedom of speech, so to speak, but were embarrassed to ask, his name is zucchette, now what’s his name, now, now, now massi mazzuketi, yes, massi mazzuketi, here is a small and characteristic fragment of his, so to speak, thoughts that we shared for which he paid, please, the west created a neo-nazi state in europe. the outcast armed and prepared him for war after the 2014 coup . we asked for peace by all means, while the west decided to turn the war into a massacre of ukrainians by stocking the ukrainian regime with weapons. you know what, even if this is not so, even if this is not so, but isn’t that what european values ​​stand for, isn’t european value that massi muzzuketi has the opportunity and the right to say this, well, friends, you understand, now it’s not like that, after, by the way, to say, after this means the ukrainians are talking about again they lost football to the romanians, he also tweeted there, i have it now, which means they need

so places like turin and elsewhere, i had breakfast with him and he impressed me immediately as a personke fulham's manager at the time, roy hodgson. he was an intelligent man and a very modest man, and i can say a gentleman. and i think what you saw is what he really is, and then, of course, he joined the england set up, first of all, with the under 21 seconds. and then he was translated to the first team, and as you've just referred to his record there, bev, it's a distinguished one, almost as distinguished as, as, bobby robson and alf ramsey before him. and i'm quite sure he will go on and do greater things. he was just a boy from crawley. he didn't pretend to be anybody other than he was. he was down to earth, plain spoken and good company and i can understand how well he got on with the players because, he didn't pretend to be anything other than they were. and he was one of them. >> now the universe has just collided to bring us a prince william statement while we have you, michael cole, which is just wonderful. isn't it serendipitous? prince william said this. he said, i want to t

. >> turin, stow on the wold high street.entally, if anybody is in stow on the wold high street at the present time, trying to get a halal sausage, i mean. >> yeah, but but i never made i never said about housing being in rural locations what i'm saying is people want to protect the sort of lifestyle they had when they were being brought up in those villages. i agree, and they fear that it's being invaded. >> the loss of housing, loss of rural housing is almost entirely due to either second homes or the increase in house prices actually forcing out the children of, to use your word, the indigenous population. if you go to cornwall, you go to the villages, you go to the isle of wight. you'll see that over and over again. the people cannot afford to live there. i mean, cornwall is the perfect example. if you think how many people from cornwall then have to move to bristol or to bath or to move to bristol or to bath or to plymouth because they cannot afford to live there, that's a problem we've got to face. and it's not a proble

olympic champion in speed skating, svetlana zhurova, once admitted, she won her gold at the olympics in turinraine was baked, instead of ordinary beds at the olympics in paris, athletes are offered to sleep on cardboard ones. air conditioning is not provided, because the games must be environmentally friendly, while no one is trying to clear them of politics and... according to svetlana zhurova, sports and politics, by and large, have always been inseparable, but in recently, the influence of sports politicians has exceeded acceptable norms. why have fan stands become a platform for political actions today, and what other changes await world sports? this is the life and fate of svetlana zhorova. hello, thank you, i'm very glad. delicious in this studio we are meeting the day before, the olympics will soon open in paris, the olympics, which we are not at, i honestly read the news about this olympics, and there are all these announcements, what will happen there and so on, i think, maybe to fortunately, no, or am i wrong? in fact, before many olympics , some such events took place, let’s be hon

the famous semi final in turin that they lost on penalties. then lost on penalties.0 when they beat denmark in the euros. and so who knows what england's going to turn up. we just don't know. >> talking about turning up . you >> talking about turning up. you heard about the dutch team last night. were they left their training camp and whatever. and they boarded a train. but the line was blocked and the train had to be cancelled and they had to wait to be bused to an airport to get a plane. and therefore they missed their news conference, which was being held and whatever. so they were in disarray, really, and i was greasing the hand of some of the transport officials in germany yesterday. >> and it's glad to see that something did go wrong. i mentioned the i mentioned the no look penalty. ivan toney i love this. this is something that came out yesterday. ivan toney he may not look at penalties. in fact he doesn't look at anything. here we go. no look including connect four and no look darts. how did he do. how did he do with those three darts? >> rebaptise. yeah >> r

this year's race and the riders certainly took it easy on the first part of the 230 kilometres into turin called the snap election three weeks ago, his calculation was, ok, french people, you've given me a ticking in the european elections, shown you don't like me at the moment, but when it comes to a parliamentary election, your national parliament,, on, were not going to vote for the national rally, the far right, which has not been in government here since the second world war. what a disastrous mist appellation that was because the far right is not only won, but they have increased their co—chair from the european elections and massively increased from the last parliamentary election in 2022, and also the left, again, which macron has gotten into a coalition cup which achieved second place last night, and macron's centrist coalition was in a distant third place. what is going to happen now as it moves to a second round this sunday in most of the constituencies where nobody got about 50% of the vote, and what we are seeing now is a frenzied horse trading between opposing parties, betwe