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ukrainians go to refugees from ukraine in this country and to the united kingdom, now in great britainalist yuliya yanchar she is with us in direct communication yuliya, i congratulate you yuliya, we wanted to ask you and what kind of help is provided in great britain, as far as i know, to get to this country , you need to find a sponsor first, is that right? say hello, i want to say first of all that britain has taken an unprecedented step for ukrainians because this country has always been very closed to the population, especially non-residents of europe, and for ukrainians they made a huge exception because they opened their homes and opened their country and did everything according to a simplified procedure yes, you really need to find a sponsor first, how does it all work, the scheme , that is, there are three schemes by which you can get to the united kingdom, the first is when you are in groups different in social networks you find a family as with whom you negotiate and discuss all the uh conditions they offer you usually they are checked before they accept the family their mi

its execution, the first orders received by igor from by the team , people from belgium and the united kingdom asked for it, people from the countries of asia and america have already provided the inscriptions on the shells revenge for keninsberg, mariupol and vinnytsia, but the most orders come from ukraine about a third of the total amount. and recently a customer from russia appeared. we received an email just a few days ago that the russian could not pay for the order because they have all these problems with their payment systems. could not use his card to pay money on our website and he asked how it could be done, we offered them an alternative method that here is a huge method, a list of requisites of returning alive if try any of them. if the funds go to something, then we will fulfill it order from accordingly, we can say that the first order from russia already has the money, so they checked that the money has been tracked, according to igor, the military accepted such an initiative and are happy to take pictures and record videos of the use of the signed ammunition, now igor's team

now they promise the united kingdom. soon mass destruction.ks all over europe and the energy crisis to the mine in lublin, poland stretched out a huge queue for coal. it's an endless line of car people. even it has already become a local landmark, it takes many hours and sometimes days to wait for the opportunity to pay and load up with fuel. this does not stop poles winter, close consumer panic was provoked a month ago by prime minister maravitsky then said that the coal in the country, as he formulated in general there is not enough alternative. however, there is no need to buy gas in russia either. it is better to refuse firewood in sufficient quantities in the country there is no panic buying of coal led to the fact that the lublin queue has become part of the landscape. it never disappears and constantly grows. and the british have run out of patience. the union of british trade unions said that as early as next month, an agreed campaign of nationwide strikes will begin in the united kingdom, the process will take part representatives of

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inflation and political instability back west politics in the usa and italy is controversial in the united kingdom for the fourth prime minister, the previous three were effectively removed from office urgent the question is how long the consensus and agreement with the west on support for ukraine will last. especially if the war escalates or shows signs of permanent, stagnation, the only reasonable outcome is negotiations, which should perhaps begin with a forced ceasefire zelensky must understand that a cessation of the war is necessary if ukraine wants to survive, as an independent state? well, you can, of course, consider that this point of view is a

we salute united kingdom for being the first country to authorise a vexing the targets two variants.well in the united states, for instance? i do prejudge _ states, for instance? i do prejudge it _ states, for instance? i do prejudge it and _ states, for instance? i do prejudge it and of - states, for instance? i do| prejudge it and of course, that's going to be up to the us and we are also in the united states moving in this direction as well add of the fall season. my as well add of the fall season. my understanding is that this virus works and consistent mutation. we have seen that in different strains and so, which is looking down the barrel at more vaccines of this kind or can we get to a point where we just have a single vaccine administered at birth or early childhood authority for the major illnesses?— major illnesses? excellent question. _ major illnesses? excellent question. you _ major illnesses? excellent question, you really - major illnesses? excellent question, you really hit. major illnesses? excellent| question, you really hit the nail on the head. they are two bigge

during the conflict, the balance of power was held by the leaders of 3 nations, the united kingdom, the united states, and the ussr that die in one day before the men tried christa pink. top is not because hitler was weak and knew he would wake and he was bluffing . he was the major political figure, certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century when they wish to report the germans of the germans. when we support the russians and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. no redrawing of european borders had begun. britain and the united states event just really planned to attack the ussr of britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed a condition. divest, mr. boy from the law firm, ricardo, capital and mature malice hold no. why not? the cold war had begun with no one. no, no, no, admiral hooker, no, no, well dog, more shrill than what they end up unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and m

that a lot of money in policy, particularly the united kingdom, which at the united kingdom were well off of the 2nd world war. in fact, the last one was paid and i think that could go. but of course, that the western powers are much capable. all so busy, but then look at you crate the whole countries and destroying the infrastructure in destroy human lives, especially men. and if i, you know, 5100000. so i think that this is a, it would take, you say, i don't know how many, thank you. so, but on the other hand, if the war and it's quite likely that china would come to the rescue, building the infrastructure because not all of the share a thought, but also because of this is also a china, a strategy. all building develop road because you play it off. the role is the gateway you're always interesting in lightning to have you on the program. thank you sir. andrew lung international independent china especially live in the program from hong kong. no food traded for sex. young women raped on children abandoned newly released report has implicated united nations peacekeepers in years of ab

the prime minister of great britain promised that the united kingdom will continue to stand by ukraine, support it on the way to victory and provide all possible military, economic and humanitarian support. only i am glad to congratulate you on the 31st anniversary of the declaration of independence of ukraine and to remember this amazing day in 1991 when ukrainians celebrated on the streets the revival of the sovereignty of their state class unfortunately today the independence of ukraine again under threat and the people fight with steel will and courage to defend their home and their relatives to defend their right to celebrate their own destiny in their own country. i never doubted for a single moment that ukraine will win this fight because there is no such force on earth that can overcome the patriotism of 44 million ukrainians and how long it will take great britain will be with ukraine and will provide all possible military economic and humanitarian support from february 24 we have supplied ukraine with more defense weapons than any european country including about 7,000 anti-t

the world performs the ukrainian song stefania to the winner of the eurovision song contest the united kingdom is one of those who did the most original congratulations to ukrainians on independence day great britain will stand next to you as long as it takes, prime minister of great britain boris johnson addressed the ukrainians with these words. i have never doubted that ukraine would win this struggle , because no force on earth could overcome the patriotism of 44 million ukrainians, and no matter how long it took, the united kingdom would stand by ukraine and provide all possible military, economic and humanitarian needs. and downing street also clung to the holiday in honor of blue and yellow colors for the independence day of ukraine, the prime minister's residence was decorated with sunflowers and blue hydrangeas and here is an original symbolic greeting from the ambassador of great britain we are linda in ukraine simons, in her video, the british ambassador made a bouquet of sunflowers and cotton, noted that even in the conditions of the war unleashed by russia, ukrainians retain a sen

it is, unlike in i other parts of the united kingdom, and that— other parts of the united kingdom, andtheir— universities actually to recruit their student from england and other parts of— their student from england and other parts of the united kingdom, and indeed _ parts of the united kingdom, and indeed the rest of the world because they can _ indeed the rest of the world because they can charge those students higher— they can charge those students higher fees than they get bought scottish— higher fees than they get bought scottish domiciled students, so there _ scottish domiciled students, so there are — scottish domiciled students, so there are trade—offs there. but politically, obviously, it is very popular— politically, obviously, it is very popular and the rest of the united kingdom. — popular and the rest of the united kingdom, there is a graduate tax that students in england have to pay which _ that students in england have to pay which leaves them with significant debts. _ which leaves them with significant debts, and it is an increasingly unsustainable system. interesting.

we mention from the united kingdom, 2 and other multiple rocket systems which have strengthened and upgradedapabilities of our armed forces to stop, hit, and destroy the russian army bases, russian artillery, and russia's most dangerous systems being used by them during the invasion. laura: meanwhile, this shelling around the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant is alarming the world. as someone who was the head of ukraine's secret service, who do you think is behind the shelling? both russia and ukraine are blaming each other and it is a hugely alarming situation. >> it is absolutely important to understand several things. the russian army occupied the biggest in europe, the nuclear power plant in zaporizhzhia. and they set the army base -- that is one thing. we in ukraine understand the responsibility for nuclear security and to be operational. that is why we still keep ukrainian personnel, civilians, at the nuclear power station. to make it and work and secure it. and to provide a level of security. one more thing, what happened yesterday on thursday when russia shelled the nuclear power plant, the

to prevent a national catastrophe, some residents of the united kingdom.owever, they do not notice the impending disaster. even at home, social networks are discussing the actions of a 39-year-old resident of bradford. the male sheltered a 22-year-old ukrainian refugee at home. after 10 days, he left his wife, lost his job, and now he is going to go to ukraine. true, not to the front, but to distribute 10,000 pounds to those in need and see personally those whom he helps. i want to raise money for people who look after orphans and for those who have been injured. i want to go there myself and fix who i help sophia will go with me this week for the third time in the ukrainian capital of the outgoing prime minister boris johnson, where he assured the kiev authorities that comprehensive support, as stated by charge d'affaires d'affaires d'affaires d'affaires of great britain alexander gusarov , while the british authorities clearly do not think britain has provided normalization of relations with russia. intentionally providing for the needs of the armed forc

the un security council, the representatives of the low countries, in particular france, the united kingdom and the usa, said that the council met at the request of russia, the aggressor was called to withdraw the military from the facility, return it to the control of ukraine, and create a demilitarized zone around the station . russia once again refused. station on march 4, nuclear security is an absolute priority for everyone in the world and russia must immediately and without any conditions withdraw its troops stop all provocations, all shelling is unacceptable, that russia is deliberately putting all of us on the verge of a global nuclear catastrophe, the volunteer battalion is now guarding the border with russia in the sumy region for the first time already on the day of the russian invasion, the fighters themselves went to the military commissariats, looked for weapons, set up positions , some of them already had combat experience, others were trained in terrodefense, they from different districts of sumy oblast, the story of devils continues because there is territorial defense vol

the united kingdom, the united states, and the u. s. s. on march the 31st. 1945, a british royal air force plane lands in crimea with a very important passenger, the british prime minister's wife, clementine churchill. boop, our daughter katara. yi bill preposition. she has shrimps when you see your blue bus clinical destiny this year. yes, manella, she dish, or they clover stuff. secret service is historian, explains why that unusual visit took place at dable at washing luggage narration in your shirt or she of, you know, don't ask, but he's pushing up idea enough. ascii saying is jeremiah unless of de la formed permission from your school for you to ask you who did you need your if it's willie blocker, daughter, the citizenship. clementine churchill became the 1st financial donor. the fund eventually raised a total of more than 9000000 pounds sterling costume of china was national, and i by giovanni mila ve noticed possession, which you should see you before barton you have got you could've been queued up to manager. i'm bringing my addr

the united kingdom, the united states, and the ussr. ah. march the 31st 1945, a british royal air force plane lands in crimea with a very important passenger, the british prime minister's wife, clementine churchill. to boot by daughter cathedral, you will preposition, she assures me you see you believe both clinical roughly the should you? yes, panella should dish or a clovis the secret service is historian explains why that unusual visit took place .

simply failed in the main direction of human life, this collapse, in which the economy of the united kingdomsting at the seams, threatens to tear apart the country itself to separate from england, all the problems are all. they want scotland, where a referendum on independence has already been held, and northern ireland, in which similar sentiments are also intensifying to boris johnson's successor as prime minister. whoever they become will definitely not be up to a beach holiday. in ukraine, personnel reshuffles of the insertion of the supreme commander-in-chief volodymyr zelensky brought the composition of the headquarters of the security forces, who, by his own decision, no longer occupy leadership positions under the kiev regime against the backdrop of this completely official news, a message is received not officials, citing sources in the media and telegram channels, information appeared that zelensky was preparing a new purge and was consulting on this issue with british intelligence to meet with high-ranking representatives of the mi-6, he and his retinue were secretly delivered vol

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prohibitions against eavesdropping date back to the 15th century, 16th-century in the united kingdom but it is not until of course the 19th century in the united states when it comes under the guise of american law. host: a history of wiretapping in the united states, that is our conversation in the final hour of the "washington journal." brian hochman is our guest, the author of the book the listeners: a history of wiretapping in the united states." i came out earlier this spring. here to take your phone call, the phone lines we had last segment regionally is if you are the eastern or central time zones, @cspanwj -- (202) 748-8000. if you are mountain and pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001 is the number to join the conversation. we take those until 10:00 a.m. eastern. page five of your book, you write that wiretapping was once a dirty business as the supreme court justice family characterized it -- famously characterized it years ago. now it is a tactic indispensable of the direction -- detection of crime and essential to the protection of national security. how did we get from there

where they were met by us ambassador to the united kingdom john gill win it who was an old friend of eleanor's the first lady's party arrived in a private train the churchill sent for them at london's bomb damaged paddington station. where they were greeted officially about king george the sixth and his wife queen elizabeth. the greeting party at the station also included general dionzenhower. and also lady reading the founder and head of the british women's voluntary service. as eleanor descended from the train to be received by the king and queen oveda remained a discreet distance behind after the king and queen in roosevelt exchanged greetings, the first lady introduced them to oviedo who was still dressed in her very stylist. civilian clothes general marshall had center request to eisenhower to meet her there and to open up a temporary office that his headquarters for her to work in and provide whatever resistance that he could when general eisenhower greeted oviedo at paddington station she managed a very snappy salute. i founded her and said i expected you to be in uniform. a v

different countries will go to the station, according to the american press, representatives of the united kingdom and the united states already know that zaporozhye npp is not on this list every day , under shelling by the apu, according to the russian ministry of defense, only in the last 24 hours. the ukrainian military fired 17 shells at the station, hitting including on the roof of the building, where the nuclear fuel is stored, the shells exploded and next to the storage of radioactive waste, russian artillerymen managed to destroy one of the american howitzers that fired at the station. the armed forces of ukraine fired at the territory of the station three times, in total 17 shells were fired, four of which hit the roof of the special building number one, where 168 assemblies with american nuclear fuel from westing house are stored, another 10 shells exploded from 30 m from a dry storage facility for spent nuclear fuel and three exploded in the area of ​​​​special feeder number two, in which there is a storage unit for fresh nuclear fuel from tvl and solid radioactive waste storage shellin

she certain she wants to stay in the united kingdom, but we have got out of bracket. it's. yeah, it's very much hand for a united ireland, which is against what every union, a swanson. we don't want that lucy's home in northern ireland place, just a few kilometers from the border to the republic of ireland. but she hardly ever goes there. cross mc land as a catholic town, a form, a strong hold of the i r a right next to the big former army base is the youth center. the catholic youth here to find their identities very differently. they cross the border routinely. they all have relatives in the republic of ireland. myra on this, i wouldn't really count myself as british because we are so connected to aren't. and we live in northern and we're still ireland. so i russia, i feel like, even though northern ireland is part of the united kingdom, i just faded because it's just our own island. you just feel irish. all at once unification with e. u. member republic of ireland is on the table. according to surveys. the irish nationalist chin fein once the political arm of the iraq eme

i see here, i think neatly the father of the united kingdom placement. i shall now make a statement in my capacity as the representative of china colleagues. a good will see i thank director general grossey for his briefing. mold when china has been closely following the issue of the safety and security of the nuclear facilities. ukraine, on his deep concerned by that recent attack on the separate area, nuclear power plant. according to the information obtained by the i e, a foam ukraine's nuclear regulator, the attack did not pose an immediate threat to a nuclear safety also. and the radiation level remained normal. nevertheless, they had tug date cause damage to their physical integrity of the pond. it's of safety and security system power supply unimpressed. know safety, and sounded a nuclear alarm to the international community courses. they safety and security of nuclear sites must not be subject to trial and error these up. her rozier nuclear power plant is one of the largest such plant in europe. if a large scale accident occurs at this plant, the

fee will be 2.5 € per kilowatt-hour, they are expecting an increase in the cost of fuel in the united kingdomope ready for winter? and what measures are governments taking ? artem zyatkin will tell you. this is the lithuanian port city of klaipeda . before gas became 11 times more expensive, the panels, says the dean of the temple, will help survive the energy crisis . axis that drew attention to our planet and its preservation was really what pushed us to think about the production of renewable electricity, kilent electros, the price of natural gas in european hubs several times exceeded the mark of two and a half thousand dollars per thousand cubic meters, fuel was more expensive only this year in march, and it may be even more expensive, prices are restrained by the fact that the eu is ahead of last year's plan to fill its own gas storage facilities by more than two months, according to the executive director of the federal association of energy and of the water industry in germany in winter, the situation may worsen in order to reduce the financial pressure on taxpayers, the german govern

she describes the nations of the united kingdom as a family, yet she neglects the close ties. the russia shows with ukraine. why does she do gone? well? again, going back to the, the, the utter hypocrisy of britain's approach here. because to describe britain as a family can only be described to the family if we're willing to accept that it's not as functional family. brittany, have a very long history of exploiting scotland, mental resources, and scotland and embarrassment over sources when it comes to oil and gas, renewable energy. and of course, with facing the difficulty is now especially considering the water to try to do that expedient. scotland is a cash code it that the bank of great britain. ready almost for the survival of the u. k. and in terms of its understanding of ukraine would approach russia, you know. ready ready it has approached russia throughout the entire tobacco. this is a project to the weakening russia and weakening its ties to its neighbors. again, perhaps another example of hypocrisy have trust is repeatedly accused russia of imperialist on visions.

now i would like to give the floor to the representative of the united kingdom. thank you mister president. and thank you to undertake to general de calling. for this briefing, the united kingdom remains gravely concerned about the implications when you care safety, security, and safeguards, rushes illegal invasion of ukraine. russia's invasion has disrupted the operation of nuclear facilities across ukraine, post the grave threats to operational safety, and prevented ukrainian authorities from carrying out routine safeguarding tasks. instead of cooling at another meeting on the crisis is parisha. russia could resolve it immediately by withdrawing its forces from the plans and all of ukraine and ceasing it senseless aggression as well as causing unto suffering ukrainian people. the simple fact is the russians invasion and its efforts to seize by force, ukraine's nuclear plans has jeopardized the safety of millions in the region who would, who would be affected by an incident in ukraine. meanwhile important you just safety and safeguards, activities at the sites n

is by far the biggest donna followed by the united kingdom and the european union. poland is number 4. it's donations include how it, sir artillery vehicles like these to replace ukraine, soviet era tanks and canon losses that only i think the advance is more successful on our side because our equipment is more modern. we attack the occupiers. more precisely. germany is the 5th biggest military donor. it is now pledged almost 2000000000 years worth of aid, including anti aircraft vehicles and training for troops to operate them. the melody is in to men who are here will defend their country, highly will. they will defend it against the terrible threat posed to ukraine by russia's brutal war of aggression. and we will continue to support them without financial capabilities, but also with weapons of, with in buffalo and private individuals have also sent 1000000 for help ukraine by drones, for its fleet of rise in the sky. foreign support has been crucial in keeping ukraine's resistance efforts afloat and helping it defend its territory for longer than anyone expected. let's take a clos

still subpar and jp morgan bankers saying we could hit 114 if the gas crisis continues in the united kingdomt just gas, but electricity crisis. $114. neel kashkari says action from central banks are still very much needed in the fight against inflation. that comes despite fresh data showing business activity in the u.s. contracting for the second straight month in august. bloomberg chief asia economics correspondent enda curran joins me on the hawkish narrative from the arched of kashkari -- the arch dove kashkari. layout for me how perilous the moment is within the global economy. >> there does seem to be a synchronized slowdown now that is deepening by the day. we have u.s. pmi down. new orders, that is interesting because of course the strong u.s. jobs market has been a bulwark. in europe of course pmis are buckling under the weight of skyhigh energy costs. in age of the slowdown has been led by china. australia services contracted for the first time in seven months. the slowdown in manufacturing, it does speak to the impact of surging inflation and surging interest rates on growth. the g

we need to think about this more in the united kingdom, because it is a very ad hoc system of callingter. it can be really effective if the rest of the fire brigades and everything else are communicating with us for the resources and water and anything else. that's how i got into it, because my house nearly went up. firefighters say a huge fire which tore through a popular nature reserve at studland heath in dorset and forced the evacuation of a beach was most likely caused by a disposable barbecue. the hot weather and drought conditions have led the met office to issue its highest alert forfire severity over the weekend, warning there is an "exceptional" risk of blazes spreading. will batchelor reports. the true cost of a disposable barbecue. firefighters say this huge blaze which tore across studland heath in dorset was almost certainly caused by picnickers trying to cook food on the tinder dry beauty spot. after battling the flames all night, they found a disposable barbecue among the ashes. we really are appealing to members of the public to consider what you're doing. if it is go

this is a practical approach, and we salute the united kingdom being the first country to authorise aures in the uk have made playing any kind of games a bit of a challenge, to say the least. but a new version of chess has competitors more worried about the cold than the heat, as wendy urquhart reports. it's chess, but not as we know it. in this version, the board is submerged in a swimming pool and all the pieces are weighted and magnetic. the players had to hold their breath while they made their move, which meant they did not have a whole lot of time to take in their opponent's last move, or to determine what advantage their next move might give the opposition. that was a huge challenge for the 10 players who took part in the world dive chess championships in the pool at the leonardo royal hotel in london. trying to see the pieces, keep yourself down, there's a lot more and once you play a long game, you are doing 30, a0 moves and every time you are going down or coming up, it is a marathon in itself. the pool is reawlly cold and spending a lot of time underwater hurts your oxygen

shelling of their house in kyiv pregnant elena together with her son and daughter left for the united kingdomen asylum by a local priest this is very very elena is at home with the children, her husband serhiy is waiting for her he can to see my children only through a video link, i wanted to stay in ukraine, but the war continues. i wouldn't be able to give birth to a child at home in ukraine, i wouldn't even be able to walk calmly with her on the streets, i would be nervous all the time despite everything difficulties olena does not regret leaving, she says she is lucky to be safe with her children iryna guts the only news on social media continues the broadcast my colleagues watch the marathon only news take care we will convince you we will win we will win that you are not news together we are strong unconquered cities of ukraine kremenchuk modern industrial a giant hardened by hundreds of years of struggle for freedom in cossack times, the city was an outpost against the tatars, there was a fortress built by the french military engineer guillaumevasser de beauplan kremenchuk constantly f

this is a practical approach and we salute the united kingdom being the first country to authorise amin mendy has gone on trial accused of eight counts of rape, one of attempted rape and one of sexual assault against seven young women. the 28 year old french international denies all charges. our correspondent judith moritz reports. at the start of his trial today, benjamin mendy was described as a "reasonably famous footballer". the court heard about his world cup victory with france in 2018. and about his success with manchester city, which the jury heard gave him wealth and status, and a privileged and moneyed lifestyle. but, the prosecution said, this case has little to do with football. instead, tim craig qc said... "it's another chapter in a very old story — men who rape and sexually assault women because they think they are powerful, and because they think they can get away with it." the jury was told that this man, louis saha matturie, was a friend of benjamin mendy�*s and acted as his fixer, arranging parties and introducing the footballer to young women. it's said by the pro

we need to think about this more in the united kingdom, because it is a very ad hoc system of callingrything else are communicating with us for the resources and water and anything else. that's how i got into it, because my house nearly went up. nearly 50,000 people are diagnosed with lung cancer in the uk every year, and survival rates are low, with around 16% of patients living for five years after diagnosis. early detetction can make a difference and now there's new hope from a clinical trial at the royal papworth hospital in cambridge, where they're using a simple test to find new cases sooner. kate bradbrook reports. what is in this solution could be life—changing, even life—saving. a liquid substance which is hoped can help detect lung cancer at an early stage. here at royal papworth hospital, it is being trialled for the first time in the world. and one of the first patients on the trial, 70—year—old wendy tait. patients on the trial, my mother died of lung cancer, my father died of lung cancer, my grandmother died of lung cancer and, actually i was quite a heavy smoker for qui

now, in order to prevent a national catastrophe, some people in the united kingdom.ice the impending disaster. even at home, social networks are discussing the action of a 39-year-old resident of bradford. a man sheltered a 22-year-old ukrainian refugee at his home. after 10 days, he left his wife , lost his job, and now he is going to go to ukraine. true, not to the front, but to distribute 10,000 pounds to those in need and see in person those who are helped. i want to raise money for people who look after orphans and for those who have been injured. i want to go there myself and fix who i help sophia will go with me this week for the third time visited the ukrainian capital of the outgoing prime minister boris johnson, where he assured the kiev authorities of comprehensive support, as alexander gusarov, charge d'affaires of russia of great britain, said, and normalization relations with russia , the british authorities, while clearly do not think great britain inserted and deliberately provided for the needs of the armed forces of ukraine, the total amount of this