petersburg, turner institute, it all starts with congenital dislocation of the hip, the latest technologiesy, walk, love, dance and live. let’s take a short break and then continue with our special project: get your body back, this, by the way, is also a success of russian medicine. diets are no longer needed, you don’t want to eat, uh, you just eat everything in moderation, that is, if before you burned, now you just eat. medicines created in the world help cure obesity. russia. “i don’t need a different fate, as long as the day begins and ends with you, 61 years together, another completely magical story has opened up before us. we will create miracles, we have already got a tree here, we have wallpaper here, it’s very alive and very delicate, there will be such a pink kitchen , as it is called antique rose, pink antique, there is generally many times more space than there was, the space is so breathable and thanks also, of course, to the ceiling, because this one lay on it used bleached stain, and it’s like a fog about... comfort, premiere, tomorrow at the first, forward, it’s a little h

professor of the department of orthopedics and traumatology, turner institute vladimir kenis makes athe main headquarters to be his talisman. orthopedics is very... a very tangible area of ​​medicine, when patients ask me, doctor, how would you evaluate the result of treatment, i say, you know, orthopedics from this point of view is a very simple area of ​​science, because our result is visible, it is visible and we touch it, there is a piece of the hermitage in the results of the work that comes out from under our hands not part of the hermitage, but a full-fledged second hermitage appeared in st. petersburg in just 20 years, the depository in... in the area of ​​​​the old village is called a man-made miracle by the museum community, in a unique space the time and physical distance between a person and a work of art is extremely reduced. touch, not necessarily touch, touch almost touch, here you can see up close how restorers work, here you can see things up close, here you can see a lot of things, that is, this is for such a deeper understanding, not just for you secrets have been

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how do you think about how can we build trust in our intelligence institutions, given the vital security role that they play? rep. turnerright. well, we give our intelligence community exquisite tools that have great risks if they are used against the american public and can be destabilizing to a democracy. of the things that we have seen, and certainly of the discourse that we've had in the public of the most egregious violations, they'he fbi, which are not an intelligence community generator but intelligence user. and i do think we need significant focus on reformingch the department of justice and the fbi marry intelligence. when we did the renewal of theforeign surveillance act section 702, we put in targeting largely doj and fbi and their utilizat intelligence, and making certain that the court system is cted. that is going to be a continuing issue. and i think the american public see it, as they look at the news stories that clip by them, that both in inequality in the manner in which justice is pursued, but also in th and that is a real issue. ms. bingen: and you just passed your intelligence community your intel

turner. >> well, first up, conspiracy of silence. that's what the instituteused labour and the tories of , as it warns that households must brace for tax rises in the next five years. >> and labour's transplant, the party looks set to rip up the tories trans ideology. school ban and will teach children. there are more than two genders. just when we thought it was all settled, goodness sake , election settled, goodness sake, election gamble gate that is still rumbling on. >> the gambling commission is investigating serious senior figures within the tory party over the allegations of election date bets. does rishi sunak need to take tough action on? >> is the nhs broken at us? almost 19,000 patients waited more than three days in a&e last yeah more than three days in a&e last year. it is, of course, a big major issue in the election. who do you think is best placed to fix our ailing health service and here comes the sun. >> yes, a yellow heat health warning comes into force today. i just thought that was summer. yeah, summer in exactly . yeah, summer in exactly

down terribly by those institutions again, oxford university student conor boyle will tell me all about it after this short break. this is patrick christys tonight with me. bev turnerspelling error. >> there's a spelling error. >> patrick christys tonight with me. bev turner only on gb news still to come. i'm going to bnng still to come. i'm going to bring you the very first of tomorrow's front pages. with tonight's panel of top pundits. but now oxford university has been forced to cancel end of year exams after pro—palestine protesters stormed a building on their campus. more than 150 students were affected by the cancellations yesterday after six demonstrators stormed the east school building in the university's exams complex at around 9 am. the protesters hung pro—palestine flags out of the windows, including one saying all eyes on rafah having forcibly overpowered a receptionist to gain entry. thames valley police attended the incident but no arrests were made. this comes just weeks after cambridge university graduation ceremonies were forced to a different location by a pro—palestine encampment on the campus . and it's worth the campus. and it's worth remindin