this pump idea and in venice could rise by 30 centimeters again. i'm sorry, that would be the exact, the 30 centimeters that we've lost in the past. a 150 years, hold on a minute. it's coming up so we will be going back the button, the starting at 0 again, so to speak, for most of us are he says that venice, as we know it cannot last forever. in any case, at some point, the lagoon will have to be separated from the sea. and the venetians will be forced to decide what kind of a by those cannot be rescued. we have to decide what to save some vent investment. there is only one bending and it keeps not i'm in a difficult decision. one venetians hope they will never have to make is a therapy that could be a game changer in the fight against cancer. radioisotopes cannot only detect but also target and destroy cancer cells. it only a handful of nuclear research reactors worldwide can produce them. and with the infrastructure, aging and cancer rates increasing globally, demand is fast pacing supply. well, most of the research reactors are in europe, includ

somebody that does that mean venice can be saved? climate experts predict that the sea level could rise by 60 centimeters by the end of the century. the oceanographer gate arc when the keys and says that most it is just buying time the most else. and he's most uh enough to say tennis game. a man yes. at the moment. change but definitely in the next 1020 or 30 years. but if the sea level rises by 50 centimeters, and it will have to be used $300.00 to $400.00 times, that's once a day 1st. i mean it wouldn't manage the shaft that it moves. it won't be able to cool as structure. but nora with the lagoon manage it because it needs the exchange of water. did i want it? but often i was, gosh, marco single vinny from the venice institute of marine sciences is researching the lagoons eco system. he says the frequency with which most a is being used has not yet had any major consequences. but this could change if the lagoon is separated from the sea more frequently and for longer periods of time . the. okay, so i mean it's a sort of thing. it

the venice has fascinated the world for over 1600 years. and for just as long people have been scared of floods or worried that the city could sink into the sea. this is the latest attempt to protect venice. 78 metal barriers that can be raised to separate the sea from the laguna. the system is called most signal triple symbol. if we hadn't had mos, the dentist would have been irreparably destroyed. on november 22nd of 2022. it was the 2nd highest flood in history, but nothing happened. we were able to protect the lagoon and venice of del, provide luna infinity, so or elizabeth to spits has already given the order to raise the barriers over 50 times that much to compare, search, see, and she's having to do with increasingly frequently. so think about jeanette authority on the most that we now know that most it is a flexible instrument that does not always have to be opened and nor at the same time, sec danville. so today we know much more about black and wind. so we're in a position to act again for flooding that out within 50 has the most

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from london to venice. give them to your wife, make her happy at least for one evening. book a cruise ticket for me, please. hello, hello. you must be señorino arabella. i saw your photo in a magazine. pavel, my name is pavel, i hope i’m not disturbing you, don’t interfere, you’re russian, no, italian, but your russian is good, and i have russian roots, yes, from volzhansk, from volzhansk, my great-grandfather was a co-owner of a watch factory , and after the revolution he left for italy, an amazing coincidence, my great-grandfather was also a co-owner of this plant. now i understand why you bought the box, what you bought, the ticket for this ship, why so that we could meet. “you love strawberries, i love them, though here they are somehow different, artificial, is it possible that something better is from the moscow region, you have been to russia, and my grandfather told me, i, i would really like to go there, to visit the homeland of my ancestors , he told me that he even had a brother there, a brother, uh, half-blooded, they even somehow wrote off, but then they got

for centuries, it was water that help protect the tiny archipelago a venice against invaders. but now water itself has become the threat in 2019 via talley and city experience, the worst flooding in decades with high tide levels inundating the lagoon. historic buildings and architectural masterpieces were damaged, smaller floods continued to hit venice of sea levels rise and the foundations of the city.

moreover , the canals can be compared with venice; in venice , the canals, sometimes, sorry, they justorthern, so it gives off a certain smell of mild rot, as it should be in a canal. but it is a very mild scent. st. petersburg does not tolerate wide sweeping movements, smells, it gives everything to the separated sodium. let's go already along the sink, along the sink, crops of bread are cut in sight, swallowing foggy racks, gasoline, fumes on the go. under the windows of alexander pushkin, colleague alexander kushner suggests breathing into the cold wind. how few pedestrians there are on the embankment, all cars , in our youth it was customary to walk around the city, and we walked in the botanical garden , we’ll go to the tauride garden, in the summer garden, god, you go into the summer garden, and krylov sits there, the smell of st. petersburg, which for the poet they were not driven by reason stronger than wet hemp. heated fuel oil, the air in st. petersburg is connected with the cornfield, with wind, zaniva, and this is our main smell, let's add a little palm to our already exist

thank you, everything is fine, and i’m right now venice, you left him again, what are you doing thereome information about a certain marco davinci, marco davinci. tsigan me tsigan tsigan tsigan tsigan tsigan tsigan tsigan me marko. marco, where is the box, where is the furniture, where is everything, everything, that means everything, everything, everything, that everything, everything was taken out this morning. all my money, my collection, to whom, but i don’t remember, i don’t remember, hello, pavel ivanovich, uh, i found out everything, he’s broke, who, marco davinci, uh, tonight he lost all his movable property, money in the casino. a collection of paintings, a collection of antiques, and a box? my friend, a lawyer from venice and a great connoisseur of art, signor trujatori was yesterday at this auction with mark davinci, he stood nearby when signorina rabela offered davinci to exchange her share of the sale of paintings for a box, and he agreed, and where is this signori now ? what do you mean refused? did you offer her how much i said? i offered twice as much. offer 10 times m

world-famous - venice beach , early in the morning, belongs to surfers, runners, athletes and paddle mini tennis courts. booked months in advance, four friends play here every monday at 9:00 am, for 30 years, it's a friendship, we can't imagine ourselves without each other, but training, of course, is a sport for maintaining bonds, yes, yes, especially if you need to borrow money, john, henry and jacob are all over 60, but they refuse slow down, banker, electrician, filmmaker and actor, their passion for tennis with a wooden racket has passed the financial test... this is a game, even if you are not agile enough, but if you still have reflexes and reaction speed, you are in the game. i spend a lot of time on the computer, there is fresh air, the ocean breeze, the beach, plus time spent with old friends. the official retirement age in the united states is 67, but the system allows for considerable flexibility. there are those who end their careers at 50, and there are also those who forced to work after seventy. a complex system for calculating pensions; in short, americans do not cou

of the wars of the 15th century, when for some reason the pope completely banned take to venice, thenell under... the control of the northern italian alliance, in fact, then it was naturally called a little differently, and so after that the committee of 300 or these 300 families, whatever you like, tried to relocate its branch in holland, and it was in those years that the dutch royal family acquired, this is the 16th, early 16th centuries, amazing power, and after that great britain found itself in the era of welherm of orange, by the way , the queen, now deceased, and the current king... britain belongs according to some sources, also to the black aristocracy by its origin of precisely those venetian roots. that is, these are the most important ones above all, these are 300 families or 300 people, these are 300 families that through the centuries actually unite traffic, that is, financial flows in the 19th century, when the usta company was already flourishing with might and main, the 15th-19th centuries, this was the trade in apiates, opium, then heroin, heroin went in a separate

the world-famous venice beach beach belongs to surfers and runners early in the morning. athletes andyers. this park with mini-tennis courts is booked out a month in advance. four friends play here every monday at 9:00 am. it's been 30 years now. this is friendship. we can’t imagine ourselves without each other, but training, of course, is a sport for maintaining connections. yes, yes, especially if you need to borrow money. daril john, henry and jacob are all in their 60s, but they refuse to slow down. banker, electrician. filmmaker and actor, their passion for tennis with a wooden racket passed tested by the financial crisis, stroke, global warming, divorce and the writers' strike. this is a game, even if you are not mobile enough, but if you still have reflexes and reaction speed, you are in the game. i spend a lot of time on the computer, there is fresh air, the ocean breeze, the beach, plus time spent with old friends. the social retirement age in the united states is 67 years old, but the system allows for significant flexibility, there are those who end their careers at 50, and

you very much, and i am ready to become yours , forever, and you will go to me in london, then to venice because it’s shallow here, you’ll have to drown on your haunches. the river became shallow, as did our life, and then, you know, a gift horse’s teeth don’t look good, to which horse, life is a gift, god gave it to you, take it as it is, otherwise you don’t like it i like it, you gave me your picture, maybe i don’t like it, why should i throw it away, you’ll be pleased, i like your picture, joke... “come on, girl, let’s go, we need to talk, selfless madness, baby, this is not proof of the power of love, only evidence of the immensity, the loneliness that precedes it, this is what i read in one very smart book, here..." so, here, here, here, now, let's rub ourselves together, so that means i don't love , you know, there is such love that it is better to immediately replace it with execution, you know how to draw, i’m studying, i want to go to school, by the way, we had a wonderful art school in olzhansk, in the former dacha of surikov himself, you have to learn love, who, how to love, t

this is venice, the talented and the holy ones. earth, who feels his land under his feet, who stands on it and wants to bring order to it, to bring beauty, in general for the reason that a person will always find something to do, he just needs to somehow realize himself, subject stone water does not flow. you are incredibly focused on the history of your little radzima. we are in an interesting place, this is the site of a primitive man, there are seven registered sites around our village of tyshkovicha primitive people, once upon a time a hillock was plowed into this field ; quite interesting things began to appear on the surface, these are tools of primitive people, as seen by polishuki’s project on the belarus 24 tv channel . belarusian winter. all its little things, all the details, some are so beautiful that they take your breath away, some are awkward, but together they are one whole, together they are harmony, looking at... they are trying to intimidate the planet richer than the world from the pre-voz site, just as yemen be

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the young director , who at the age of 35 has attended festivals in toronto , venice, and the grand prixs talks about generation in his films, and so here. it looks like a stylish, but scary fairy tale. about a girl who is ready to do anything, even a crime, just to get out of her native industrial nickel to the snow-white norwegian kingdom, turns into an impartial study peculiarities of the perception of reality with contemporaries and the loss of connections with reality , the film, winner of the winter auteur film festival, playfully entering the territory of the horror thriller, poses dramatically serious questions. eighteen-year-old vika lives in nikel, not far from the border with norway. the girl suffers from panic attacks and dreams of moving to the neighboring kingdom with the norgs, as they say here. in the town, her son is considered to be an idiot, and some even claim that she is possessed by demons. the girl herself believes that everything is to blame for the bad ecology in a village, in a northern country, beyond the cordon, the disease will disappear on its own. character

and it's huge surprise with that in 2019 when the most polluted cruise ship city was venice and a 2022. it's failed below the 40 years place. and this was new indeed to them that made it a lot more challenging for big cruise ships to delta. other port cities are looking at such examples. a study by the tourist or to the dutch speaking area of belgium, visit flanders, pulled residents of antwerp bruise and get about cruise traffic and found that more than half of residents in each city believe the ships have a negative impact on their environment. are you know, allowed to is the sustainability manager for visit flanders and loved the study. we met her at her office in antwerp from which you can see a doctor cruise ship from her window way across town. she said residents, major concern was emissions. so the ship is right there, you can see the whole time. the 3rd quality was really the most important one, especially also hearing and tor poured. there's a low emission zone that has been mentioned to lots of. so people states we live in the low emission zone, but at the same time there is

the cruise control, that's what some european cities are seeking. venice in barcelona are among the popular tourist destinations which have limited larger passenger vessels from docking downtown. in an effort to reduce environmental damage and crowding of city centers, the n g o transport and environment release to study in june, which says pollution from the crews industry is increasing overall in europe. noting that cities which have blocks ships are seeing the can logical benefits and its huge surprise with that in 2019 when the most polluted cruise ship city was venice and a 2022. it's failed below the 40 years place. and this was new indeed to them that made it a lot more challenging for big cruise ships to delta. other port cities are looking at such examples. a study by the tourist or to the dutch speaking area of belgium, visit flanders, pulled residents of antwerp bruise and get about cruise traffic and found that more than half of residents in each city believe the ships have a negative impact on their environment. are you know, allowed to is the sustainability manager for visit f

and the festival are the most beautiful city and festival, this is indisputable, i was once in veniceconfused my idea that beauty, after all, it comes from within, yes, beauty will save the world, who decides who is beautiful, the one who is beautiful, perhaps from.. send quotes from great people, i suggest to change the perspective of our discussion a little, yes, let's return to our native country and discuss the achievements of belarusian scientists, and with pleasure, while you and i were sleeping or finishing our first cup of coffee, this morning belarusian developers are creating a mobile application. well, they’ve practically already created one that can recognize the singing of birds. a representative of the scientific and practical center of the national academy of sciences for biological resources said that after the release of the application , anyone using a smartphone will be able to do something, record the voices of birds, their system recognizes, you understand, so i already took my smartphone, i asked, since i also really love the singing of birds, because it relaxes,

this it is even worth coming and looking at all this beauty, when everything is pouring, this is venicey and pratsavity. rock with elements of saxon embellishment, the very palace itself is unpainted, the great jumpers, byzantine architecture, which has passed its hour since the dawn of time, and all what i really think about from the kanza 19 stagodzia, geta uzho tsalkam palitichny project. let's look at their stories and basic facts. gets cartouche, do not hesitate to change the hour. different feather codes could capture two heraldic plots, softened such a cartouche was given just like a business card of sennya , yavlenne, who is the gaspadar, who is the geta budynak, pseudarus style of such chyns dasyaga in their metai, theater i to the center, public months in the city, it seemed that the russian empire here is the truth and the need, the view and the praeject of the architecture of belarus. on our tv channel.

venice draws millions of visitors each year.eclining but warns that it will take another 30 years to feel the impact. meanwhile, it says, eight million people a year will die from their habit. about 150 countries are successfully reducing tobacco use. you alive with bbc news. now on our top story, the war in the ukraine. a consignment of aid will leave diehard bound for gaza part of a deal agreed by the two sides medicine will be given to hostages being held by hamas in return israel will allow more deliveries of urgently needed humanitarian aid. us says it is hope for further talks could lead to the release of more hostages. here in the us, the next stop in the republican race for president stops in new hampshire, tuesday. it comes afterformer president donald trump defeated his rivals in the iowa caucuses by an unprecedented margin. our north america editor sarah smith reports from des moines on the latest victory for the former president and the challenges that still lay ahead in campaign 202a. the motorcade is rolling once m

adapted law on national minorities in december 2023, and according to the recommendations of the veniceission, i believe that with this she has already gone to a meeting in hungary, that hungarian rights are already guaranteed, what is it about, so to speak, what is the problem? the fact is that ukraine believes that the hungarians in transcarpathia lived before this in some kind of hermetic sphere, without integration into the wider ukrainian society, and ukraine just wants them to speak not only the hungarian language or a second language, russian, as was the case in transcarpathia with the hungarians that the language of interethnic communication there is russian, so that ukrainian is the language of interethnic communication, so that hungarians have a perfect command of the ukrainian language and can be integrated into the wider ukrainian society. to enroll in ukrainian universities so that they can study, learn , work in ukrainian state structures, knowing the ukrainian language well enough, in budapest i will see a violation of the rights of hungarians here, that ukraine is allege

well, the famous venice biennale presented such an idea for our pavilion in the khanenko museum. of course, political issues are not in the past either, and in a few months he will become the helmsman of the biennale a person, well, with views that cause deep concern. and why, lena chechenina will tell us about it. indeed , the ukrainian artistic community is worried about the next helmsman of abiyan, but his name is pietrangelo butafouka, and if you read the press, there are a lot of headlines in which he is either mildly called right-wing, ultra-right, or outright fascist, well, a colleague asked the press - conferences in temporary. acting minister of culture and information policy rostyslav karandeev, as well as taras shevchenko, who is the commissioner of the pavilion, and how do they prepare in general for communication with such a person, well, they said that they are not preparing yet, well, we will see, they say, what he will say and we will already react, well , to that, to that event that will happen to those words, what will be said, well, we'll see, but my colleagues

for centuries, it was water that help protect the tiny archipelago a venice against invaders. but now water itself has become the threat and $29.00 team. the italian city experienced the worst flooding in decades with high tide levels inundating. the lagoon is toward buildings and architectural masterpieces were damaged. smaller floods continued to hit venice as sea levels rise and the foundations of the city.

the annual venice j carnival has been kicked off evening.iant rat. take a look. it is a giant rat boat. hundreds of vessels departing the parade along the famous waters. this year the carnival is marking the 700th anniversary of marco polo's death. one of the greatest travellers who died in 1324. that is all from us for now. but there is plenty more on our website, including on our top story of the recent strikes in syria, jordan. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. we did expect it to get a bit warmer today, but it may well turn out to be a record—breaking day with some sunshine and a southerly wind ahead of a band of rain. in highland scotland, temperatures reached close to 20 degrees earlier on, and that would smash the previous january temperature record in the uk. now, the winds are dropping, actually, and the temperature is going to be dropping too. this band of rain moving through scotland and northern ireland is heading into northern parts of england and wales. and following on from that, in the lighter winds, we're getting into c

venice draws millions of visitors each year.bacco is declining but warns that it will take another 30 years to feel the impact. meanwhile, it says, eight million people a year will die from their habit. about 150 countries are successfully reducing tobacco use. who reports the number of smokers fell from a third of all adults in 2000 to a fifth in 2022. you're live with bbc news. here in the us, the next stop in the republican race for president stops in new hampshire tuesday. it comes afterformer president donald trump defeated his rivals in the iowa caucuses by an unprecedented margin. our north america editor sarah smith reports from des moines on the latest victory for the former president and the challenges that still lay ahead in campaign 202a. the motorcade is rolling once more, as the trump show never stops. moving from triumph in iowa to a trial in new york. where a court will decide how much donald trump must pay in damages for defamation to a writer, ejean carroll, who he sexually assaulted decades ago. # god bless th

for centuries, it was water that help protect the tiny archipelago a venice against invaders. but now water itself has become the threat. in 2019 the is holly and city experienced the worst flooding in decades with high tide levels inundating the lagoon. historic buildings and architectural masterpieces were damaged, smaller for.

>> seth: no. >> well, you would like venice beach. cause it's not really a beach.te - >> it's covered in marine layer. no, i -- >> seth: you're favorite beach is the one you can't see >> no, you can i'm saying - >> seth: you lived on the beach for a long time. >> yeah, i've lived there 20 years but also, i like the city. so, i go from the middle of london to living in venice >> seth: okay. >> we both - my wife loves it there she's american she loves to live in her hometown sometimes she got a place in michigan. >> seth: all right >> and we vary it's lovely. >> seth: when you're an englishman on the beach, do you feel like you escaped your fate? that you actually got out. >> no, cause i don't wear speedos. >> seth: you don't [ light laughter ] >> i don't go, bundgie smugglers as there called. [ light laughter ] >> seth: now, but -- do you know what though -- i'll tell you this you got the body for it, ian you got the body for it and you had the body for it for a long time >> oh, my goodness. >> seth: we went and did some research in your early work, you were in ofte

this is the story of little belarusian venice.n its the turn was part of the chernigov principality. in 1355 it was part of the grand duchy of lithuania. for the first time in chronicle sources, dobruzh was mentioned in 1560 as a village of rechesky povet. after 9 years, the city became part of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, then the russian empire. until 1834 it was owned by count rumyantsev of transdanubia, later by his descendant prince ivan paskevich. in 1927, the town of dobruz acquired the status of a city. around the same time, a pedestrian bridge appeared here, which was popularly nicknamed gorbaty. he is one of the oldest in dobrush, at that time there was no automobile traffic, human transport, carts and so on, so it also has dimensions so that the width there is absolutely probably 5 m in total, so that only two carts there could pass everything, and it came out here, that is, on the other side of our building , it turns out to be on the market square, and now , by the way, the tradition has been preserved again he

the time, maybe you don't appreciate it, but when you really travel the world, you'll see walls in venicen’t paint, they keep this shabby look there, which is all cracked. they do the opposite - they cover it with protection so that this old thing can be seen as it was, and without changes, that is, they will never paint it with new paint, we really like to do repairs so that everything is new, yes, it is important to preserve, irianna knows what she’s talking about, she, like no one else, understands the cultural, architectural, and design preferences of people from different countries. at the age of 21 , irianna went to america on a fiancée visa, got married there, gave birth to two children, and founded successful business, professionally engaged in architectural photography, but after living for 16 years in america, at some point... to her parents in belarus for a year, to breathe out and recharge, then the village of shemetova comes into her life. and from an ordinary idea to have a house in nature, it very quickly transforms into a large-scale project that requires a huge amount of