there that understand and respect us, and secondly... we have our own strategic interests in the western atlanticnk that the task of the combat service of this detachment of ships is not at all limited to the caribbean, and there is generally the entire eastern coast of the united states, we need to see how they are doing there, go up, go down, check how they generally have... surveillance systems, let them worry, jump around, well, stop pretending to be hegemons , you have to answer for your words, and most importantly - for your actions, fairly, absolutely, and in general it seems to me that there is one problem there in cuba , guantanamo, yes, which, under the guise of rent for 1 dollar, is occupied by the united states, occupying someone else's territory. it seems to me that now there is such a situation when you and i are witnessing such a war of interpretation, how to interpret all this, and it feels like everyone here has their own truth, on the one hand , here is the flow of these comments, publications about the fact that this is a triumph or convincing, so to speak, indicators of the ul

recently, sailors in the western atlantic conducted missile training exercises using a computer modelinge crews have plans to meet with the command of the cuban troops and have a big cultural program. both russia and cuba resist western pressure and have a similar view on many world problems. this was noted by the foreign ministers of the two states today. meet you in moscow. russia confirms its readiness to continue to resolutely support havana’s just demands for an immediate end to washington’s economic, trade and financial blockade of cuba, and we advocate the exclusion of cuba from american list of state sponsors of terrorism. an absolute anomaly when... territories. we call for an end to russian unilateral sanctions against russia and nato's actions to incite conflict against civilians. cuba also condemns the expansion of nato towards russian borders, which has led to the current conflict in europe, and advocates a constructive and diplomatic solution to the current crisis. we will continue to work together with russia to create a fairer multipolar world. profession dangerous. after

exercise will take place in three stages: other maneuvers, but also with precision missiles in the western atlantices electricity to 82 regions, 2.5 million km of lines and more than half a million substations, all this must work smoothly without failures. oleg shishkin will continue: 60 orbits around the globe, this is exactly what will happen if 2.5 million kilometers of power lines, which are now under the control of russian grids, are laid out along the equator, this holding is the largest in the world, providing transmission of more than 80% of the total output. for 2022, our net profit exceeded 160 billion rubles, well, it slightly exceeded 161 billion rubles , which is 20% more than in 2022, our net profit partially finances our investment program, the company invested more than half a trillion rubles in renovation and modernization of electrical networks, more than 3,500 km of line were built, among the key projects, completion of the first stage of electrification of the eastern bama test site and transib, rosseti has not yet... several completed landmark projects, this is the reconstructi

the police used stun guns. training missile firing using recently, sailors in the western atlantic conductedomputer simulations. now the crews are planning a meeting with the command of the cuban navy and a large cultural program. both russia and cuba resist western pressure and have a similar view on many world problems. they presented the minister with a homemade gift a lamp which, if turned on, will reveal the word russia. after moving from the dpr to moscow, both brothers entered a boarding school of the russian diplomatic department. the first channel also took patronage over them. during the referendum on the republic’s entry into russia in 2022, alexander and alexey became the heroes of a special report in the “big game” program. vladimir putin spoke by phone today with president of belarus alexander lukashenko. the leaders discussed the development of the strategic partnership between the two countries, taking into account the agreements that were reached at negotiations in minsk at the end of may, as well as interaction within the framework of the union state. in addition, alexander

other maneuvers, but also with precision missiles in the western atlantic.r submarine kazan and the frigates admiral gorshkov use computers to simulate attacks on the fleet against a conventional automatic pre-start preparation. energy networks, major projects were discussed by vladimir putin with the head of the rosseti company andrei ryumin. introduction of a structure that provides electricity to 82 regions, 2.5 million km of lines and more than half a million substations. all this should work smoothly without failures. oleg shishkin will continue. 60 orbits around the globe. this is exactly what will happen if there are 2.5 million kilometers of power lines that are currently under control. rosseti should be laid out along the equator, this holding is the largest in the world, ensures the transmission of more than 80% of all electricity generated in the country. last year, the rossiti group demonstrated stable operating results, they were positive and good. how do you assess the situation and what are the immediate prospects, what needs to be done to sup

the interests of the simple common population of germany, but rather in some interests of western euro-atlanticl , you know, we don’t have such a tradition when, let’s say, uh, citizens... give such an unsatisfactory assessment, politicians resign, no, mr. scholz will be there until the latter sat glued to his chair - trying to somehow correct the situation, but to correct the situation not by correcting his actions, to finally act in the interests of our country, in the interests of ordinary citizens, most likely, and he has already outlined this , there will be attempts to continue to put pressure on the opposition in our person, let ’s say, the goals of our party’s takeover have already been outlined, that is, we will wait for the further development of this show that has unfolded around our party, we will continue to fight, fight it is precisely in the interests of our country, including in order to restore normal good neighborly relations with the russian federation, that is, the third and fourth parties are trying to ban the party that is gaining second place in the elections, this is abs

enduring an intense heatwave, with sweltering temperatures across much of the midwest, mid—atlantic and westernfe—threatening heatwave that isn't letting up, baking temperatures in excess of 35 degrees celsius across much of the country. it is relentless. from boston to new york, chicago to washington dc, americans are doing everything they came to stay cool. in some places, it feels even hotter because of high levels of humidity. in michigan, making matters worse, severe storms knocked out power supplies in the city of detroit, leaving thousands without electricity for many hours. officials in idaho said two people in their 60s had died of heat—related causes. in southern new mexico, thunderstorms are coming to the aid of firefighters, who are still battling two major wildfires. 14,00 structures have been destroyed and two have lost their lives. in the north of the state, the heavy rain has led to flash—flooding in several towns with many forced to flee from their homes. it is a similar picture in iowa, where army helicopters were sent in to rescue those stranded after weeks of rain. at least

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part in the coordinated computer simulation to strike targets 600 kilometers away in the atlantic ocean. western media claim the washington is keeping a close eye on the moves of political scientists that i'm on the mendez revise believes that any concerns i hypocritical bother us giving. it has its own military basis all over the world. in the us has always been in high alerts. they don't like anyone being on their back yard a. they call it weekly, then those types of words. yet they're very easy to put an alert in on the news that there is naval ships and submarines and whatnot of russia in the caribbean, but they don't mention of the help that russia in other countries give to tube. we see american troops and american bases all over the world. it was speaking about latin america in the example of cuba. we can see their presence, the columbia. we can see the price, the oppressors in jamaica. we can see the presence in cuba. we have on time so it's very hypocritical of the. ready us to stay on high alert when the world is already occupied by naval bases by military bases of the u. s. over the w

stagg and their guys are getting data from weather stations in the north atlantic, the western coast d, that the allies have because they won the battle of the atlantic. hence the importance of sea power. and good, reliable weather data gatherers adding it to eisenhower. it allows him to make an educated decision to launch the invasion on june 6, after much liberation. we know that works out. at the time it had to be tough. when he makes that decision, ships are underway, ships are aboard. many are seasick once aboard. the air armada is ramping up. eisenhower decides he has to look these guys in the eye if he is sending them to their deaths. he later says that. he goes to the parachute regiment, moves among soldiers doing what he does, chatting, commiserating, demonstrating his incredible warmth as a human being, person-to-person. a command presence. he is there to buck up morale, but it is also the other way around. they say general, don't worry, we will get this done. this is one of the most famous images of d-day. he is talking to a lieutenant here, who is from michigan. as i under

instead of which what happened was, is that the western powers, the atlantic power system, call it whatctory for its like, claimed a victory for its own. and from that fateful moment, with its expansion of nato, expansion of its of its norms, even which are not necessarily opposed to those of the united nations, but nevertheless, they were emanating from the so—called rules based order which led to the a difference. and neither russia nor any other major power we're talking about today. china would be willing to accept that , would be willing to accept that, gorbachev put an end to the cold war, appealing to the united nations, instead of which the west substituted itself for the universalism, which is represented by the un. and of course, everything flows from that. >> yeah. i mean, i would be tempted to make a distinction. i was the defence secretary between 95 and 97, and i was deaung between 95 and 97, and i was dealing with the russians who were who were very sensitive. they were obviously humiliated by the collapse of the soviet union. and i saw the expansion of nato to take in th

this is the cornerstone of democracy, canada, the united states, western europe, the atlantic community, and one must defend ukraine if we're allowing putin to take over the ukraine, it's who will go into lithuania, or it'll go into another bill tried to reconstitute the old soviet union that broke up in 1991 put democracy in tatters and western europe. and it'll affect us here in america. so i think buying can't say enough to say that the united states is a liter of nato we can plan on continuing to do not only lead, but to encourage everybody to be part of the pro nato alliance. that was brinkley always great to pick your mind. thank you so much. >> thank you, laura and ahead from the jake paul, mike tyson fight to flavor flames, red lobster rescue the head turning stories this week. next the increase in wildfires is exponential unpredictable controllable with overwhelming consequences the need to do something is urgent with we have dry burdens and the at night of on cnn dan made progress with his mental health, but his medication caused unintentional movements in his face, hands, and

the ships of the northern fleet took part in maneuvers in the western part of the atlantic ocean.le launches were carried out, we select the optimal launch point or firing position, accordingly we carry out actions in the firing cycle, already the conditional use of weapons, here you can check the loaded weapons and technical equipment , their tactical and technical characteristics possibility of application in any corner of the world. the submarine kazan passed several tens of nautical miles from the coast during the exercises. florida and the range of the zircon hypersonic missiles on board the frigate admiral gorshkov was not detected by american surveillance systems, more than a thousand km. any existing missile defense systems are powerless against them. on board the frigate and the kazan submarine, caliber cruise missiles are also deployed. their range is 1,400 km. this mission is interpreted by many as a response to the escalation of military support for ukraine from outside. the united states including transferring longer-range missiles to kiev, allowing them to be used fo

yes but stagg and their guys are getting data from weather stations out in the north atlantic, particularly on the western of ireland, that the allies, because they won the battle of the atlantic again, here is the importance of sea power to this holy and also good, reliable weather of sort of down gatherers who were getting that up to eisenhower's headquarters. so it allows them to make that educated decision to launch the invasion on six after much deliberation course. and we all know that that works out at the time. boy, it had to be tough, right? so when he makes that decision in the ships that are underway, the troops are aboard. many of them now seasick once they're aboard, of course. and the air air army is amping up. of course, eisenhower being eisenhower. he decides, got to look these guys in the eye if he's sending to their deaths. they later say that, knowing this terrible danger to him. he goes to greenham common, the five second parachute infantry regiment, first airborne moves among the soldiers, you know, doing what he does best, quite often chatting, commiserating, demonstrating his incred

western hemisphere. it is global. when i speak to partners across the atlantic it is the first issue they raise, the first challenge. david: what is the reason for that? secretary mayorkas: one has the customary reasons of displacement. violence, insecurity, poverty. corruption. authoritarian regimes. now, increasingly, extreme weather events that propel people to leave. why are we experiencing what we are? for those reasons why people leave their countries of origin. we also, remember, in our hemisphere, we overcame covid more rapidly than any other country. we had, in a post-covid world, 11 million jobs to fill. we are a country of choice. as a destination. one text does two forces -- takes those two forces and one considers the fact we have an immigration system that is broken fundamentally and we have at the level of encounter that we do. when we speak of a broken system , let me capture that as succinctly as i can, the average time between encounter and the point of final adjudication of an asylum claim is the plus years. approximately 70% of the people that meet an initial threshold for asylum, about 70%, qual

atlantic wall. this is the western defenses. what we should think about this is a living beast.hen you see these concrete bunkers, they're going to build 15,000 of them. it's. 1.2 million tons of german steel. it's 5% of the german steel production is found in the rebar in those bunkers. think about this is the bones of this defensive beast. okay, the bones of the defensive would be connected by trench lines. those the ligaments that hold it together, you see these artillery pieces, 8000 artillery pieces from 28 countries in 21 different calibers. and the point you go, oh, those germans are so creative to use all of those are captured that they found from all those countries they occupy. true, except do you resupply 21 different calibers of artillery find spare parts from logistically it's a mess nonetheless this is the muscle of the beast. then think about the ice. they're going to build radar stations because we don't have a navy and we don't have an air force. so how do we that they're coming 92 radar stations between calais and cherbourg of which only 5% will still be standi

atlantics, slave grey. the slave traders from european countries started building for its on the western coast of the african continent to transport the african inhabitants to america, to be forced into hard labor. until the middle of the 17th century. portugal had laid the main role in this atrocious business. then great britain, france and the netherlands took the leadership for this fan of 400 years of legal and illegal slave trade. about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the atlantic. not including those who died on the way due to unbearable living conditions. modern historians estimate that for each slave ship to america, there were 5 who died while captured during transportation, and cruel obliteration of rebellion. this roof was the whole tre. practiced by the leading european countries, took away tens of millions of african lines. the organization of united nations class advised the trans atlantics laved rate as one of the greatest human rights abuses in the history of humanity. this is the biggest act of deep orientation of people ever seen by mankind. oh, what else seemed wrong? just d

when they start to build the atlantic wall, this is strengthening western defenses. we should think about this is a living beast. when you see these concrete bunkers they will bill 15,000 of them. it is 1.2 million tons of german steel. 5% of german steel production is found in the rebar of those bunkers. the bones of the defense of these be connected by trends lunch -- trench lines. a thousand artillery pieces from 20 different countries and 21 different calibers. at this point you go those germans are so creative to use the captured artillery. true, except how do you resupply 21 different calibers of artillery. logistically it is a mess. this is the muscle of the beast. then you have to think about eyes. 92 radar stations of which only 5% will still be standing on june 6. these are the eyes of the bees to sense with the adversary is coming. what is the skin of the beast? this ends up being the 6.5 million mindshe 500,000 to beach obstacles are arrayed in three lines between the low tide mark in the high tide mark. 325,000 telephone poles but in every field for whic

to the polls on friday, they say, is who is best suited to deal with trumpet in the atlantic, saying most of westernsure netanyahu believes certain things about who will win in november as well. there are key things, the global community is watching this and the global ■=55u9%qe was probably watching last night or looked at the headlines today. what are the implications. you understand america's role in the world. >> yeah, i think what people forget -- i have been in europe and asia in the last few months, and it is widely believed that that is the case there. and actually, i was making the case to them, it is going to come down to a few states, it is going to be close, it is going to matter how it ends. i think the challenge, to your question, though, is mainly around people like netanyahu and putin. the people that have a tremendous amount of interest in wanting donald trump to win. and having a capacity to affect global events in ways, whether it is election interference in this country from russia or whether it is the nature of how the conflict grows in gaza, netanyahu is coming herq4in a month,

atlantic. does mean around some of these western areas there could be some mist, low cloud and drizzle in the morningy on monday — 25 degrees northeastern parts of scotland. 27—28 to the southeast of england. similar sort of temperatures on tuesday. there will be a few changes though, from midweek onwards, it'sjust a question how quickly they happen. there's low pressure going to come in from the west or the south and that determines how quickly the temperatures will drop away. but after another hot day on tuesday for many. increasing risk of showers — don't take the symbols too literally at this stage, but temperatures will drop back to where they should be for the time of year. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines... nigel farage faces criticism, after he tells the bbc that europe and nato provoked russia's invasion of ukraine. the international red cross says 22 people were killed in shelling near its offices in gaza. no sign of british teenagerjay slater missing in tenerife as the search enters its sixth day. the enters its sixth day. search enters its six day today and marking the 76th ann

there is extensive article in the atlantic thing that most of western europe believes that trump wilíes certain things who will win in november as well, there are key points, the global community is watching this and the global community probably watching last night or looked at the headlines today. what are the implications? you understand the role in the world. >> i think it is overpriced that trump is winning, what people forget, i've been to europe and asia the last few months, it is widely believed that that is the case. i would make the case to them, it will come down to a few states, it will be close, it will matter how it ends, how strong each candidate closes. i think the challenge to your question is, mainly around people like you who and putin, the people that have tremendous amount of interest wanting donald trump to win and having a capacity to affect ■çglobal events in ways that is election interference in this country from russia, the nature of how the conflict goes in gaza, netanyahu is coming here in a month, what he says to congress. i do think one thing to watch tha

western borders of russia. "the azores anticyclone and along the periphery of this source north atlantic cyclones will break throughcenter of the country, the main difference in their area is cooler air, and they usually bring little precipitation, so central russia will say goodbye to the warm anomaly, for example, in moscow, until monday significant precipitation is unlikely, and the daytime temperature will not exceed +22-20, and from tuesday it will rain in the capital again, fortunately, lightly, and the thermometer will drop below the climate norm in the afternoon. +19:21. on other topics, national security adviser to the us president jake salevan said that f-16 fighters will be deployed on the territory of ukraine, but where , given the destroyed infrastructure, the kiev regime plans to receive these aircraft, let’s ask evgeniy teshkovets, evgeniy, there was talk that f -16 will be ba'. ukraine, primarily in poland or romania, but apparently in the states they have decided not to expose their allies to russian attacks. the location of the f-16's future deployment was announced this week by biden's advisor on

atlantic. does mean around some of these western areas there could be some mist, low cloud and drizzle in the morning there will be a few changes though, from midweek onwards, it'sjust a question how quickly they happen. there's low pressure going to come in from the west or the south and that determines how quickly the temperatures will drop away. but after another hot day on tuesday for many, increasing risk of showers — don't take the symbols too literally at this stage, but temperatures will drop back to where they should be for the time of year. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines... nigel farage faces criticism, after he tells the bbc that europe and nato provoked russia's invasion of ukraine in a pre—election interview. more energy infrastructure has been damaged in ukraine in the latest overnight barrage of russian strikes. the red cross says 22 people were killed when its compound in gaza was struck by shelling. it didn't say who carried out the attack. hamas has blamed israel, which says there are no indications its troops were responsible. today marks the sixth national windrush day

atlantic. does mean around some of these western areas there could be some mist, low cloud and drizzle in the morning7—28 to the southeast of england. similar sort of temperatures on tuesday. there will be a few changes though, from midweek onwards, it�*sjust a question how quickly they happen. there�*s low pressure going to come in from the west or the south and that determines how quickly the temperatures will drop away. but after another hot day on tuesday for many, increasing risk of showers — don�*t take the symbols too literally at this stage, but temperatures will drop back to where they should be for the time of year. take care. live from london. this is bbc news. nigel farage faces criticism after he tells the bbc that europe and nato provoked russia�*s invasion of ukraine labour leader sir keir starmer responds tojk rowling, after she accused the party of "abandoning" women over its stance on the rights of transgender people. ido i do respect her and i would point out the long record that labour has in government on passing really important legislation that has advanced the rights of women.

western scotland. and then we look out towards the atlantic once again to see this area of low pressure that's waitingwe could get to 30 degrees celsius maybe in. it's very warm and sticky across the south on wednesday night into thursday. but eventually that humid air will be pushed away towards the east to bring fresher conditions for everyone across the board. so temperatures dip for our capital cities into the weekend. some more sunshine, though, at times, but they. this is bbc news, the headlines: princess anne is recovering in hospital after sustaining a minor head injury and concussion while out walking on her estate. a leading think—tank — the ifs — accuses the main parties of a "conspiracy of silence" over how they'd fund their election pledges on the economy. rishi sunak says he's not aware of any other conservative candidates being looked at for election bets, but said his party would act if an internal investigation found anyone guilty of wrongdoing. a court has heard how a security guard plotted to abduct, rape and murder the tv personality holly willoughby. hope for those living with sev

tug here is a you need to member meaning a for allegiance to western jew political values comes from on chris membership. and in the atlantic lines. but what is the most interesting is that despite all of those tag, he has not been allowed to join the youth. for some reason, it didn't become a less than to others. he, we space attempts to trick them with promises will be happy future inside the, you know, good. how many countries would you say? just simply not admitted to the blog. i'm secondly, has the you itself and membership status. the roads on, along the way to the happiness to anyone. it didn't help to complete large scale tasks on the development of industry or science or the real economic growth in various countries. did those countries get the most sovereignty and strengthened their independence? yes, not usually a countries, a session to the you lease to the destruction of their economy, putting one of the segments of the or calling me into a full month's need, his body. you don't need the huge that and everything else can just died because it's no longer needed to buy. and nobody thinks about the people. nobody

we condemn the actions of western countries that led to the ukrainian crisis, to the final collapse of the security system in europe, based on euro-atlantic patterns. the head of the belarusian ministry of foreign affairs invited his russian colleague to minsk for a conference on eurasian security. which will take place in the fall, following the negotiations, the heads of foreign policy departments signed a number of joint statements, including a letter to the heads of international organizations on the approaches of the two countries on issues of eurasian security. belarus is building a mutually respectful dialogue with all countries that are ready to play on equal terms talk and work together for each other's benefit. what areas are key in the multi-vector foreign policy of belarus. our interests are in the russian market in countries. in southeast and central asia and in latin america in africa. denmark is on trend, there are large markets there, there is a great need for updating technology, mastering new approaches, cultivating land and medical equipment. the future lies with the african continent as a rapidly growing region and a d

stated by jen stoltenberg, secretary-general of the north atlantic alliance, commenting on the discussions on granting ukraine permission to use westernn the territory of the russian federation, let's listen to stoltenberg. we must help ukraine defend its right to self-defense, and that does not make nato allies a party to the conflict. it was like that in february 22, it was like that last year and it remains like that. and escalation. well, russia escalated by invading. to another country and russia has escalated the situation in recent weeks by opening a new front where it is attacking ukraine from inside russia, and of course to think that ukraine should not respond is in no way unreasonable because ukraine should be able to defend its territory. and the spokesman of the german government, steffen hebesch streit, said that germany had given ukraine permission to use german weapons against military targets. on the territory of russia, i will quote the spokesman of the german government. we agreed with ukraine that the weapons we supply will be used for this in accordance with international law. we are convinced that according to in

azores anticyclone will stretch from europe to the western borders of russia and along the periphery of this focus to the center of the country. north atlanticin to break through, the main difference in their area is cooler air, and they usually bring little precipitation, so central russia will say goodbye to a warm anomaly, for example, in moscow, until monday, significant precipitation is unlikely, and daytime temperatures will not exceed + 22-24, and from tuesday it will rain in the capital again, fortunately not much, but... the thermometer columns will drop below the climate norm in the afternoon +19:21. on other topics, national security adviser to the us president jake salevan said that f-16 fighters will be deployed on the territory of ukraine, but where, given the destroyed infrastructure, does the kiev regime plan to receive these... let’s ask yevgeny teshkovets. evgeny, there was talk that the f-16s would be based in eastern europe. the americans changed their minds. vadim, indeed, earlier many western media, citing sources in the pentagon, did not rule out placement of transferred f-16s outside ukraine, primarily in poland or ro

atlantics slave dre. the slave traders from european countries started building fords on the western coast of the african continent to transport the african inhabitants to america, to be forced into hard labor. until the middle of the 17th century portugal headlight, the main role in the said process business. then great britain, france and the netherlands took the leadership for this fan of 400 years of legal and illegal slave trade. about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the atlantic. not including those who died on the way due to unbearable living conditions. modern historians estimate that for each slave ship to america, there were 5 who died while captured during transportation and peru obliteration of rebellion. this route was the whole tre. practiced by the leading european countries, took away tens of millions of african lives. the organization of united nations class advised the trends atlantics laved rate, as one of the greatest human rights abuses in the history of humanity. this is the biggest act of deep orientation of people ever seen by mankind.

atlantic ocean. the exercise was seen by some as moscow against the backdrop of tensions as u.s. and other western give in the russian -- sport kyiv in the russian war on ukraine. the boats slowly departed from the port on monday it says it's not clear what the fleet'sit will dock next in&áffs said that it could stop in venezuela. 0)you can read that in the associated press. independent, good morning. caller: i just wanted to call in. i enjoy watching i wanted to make two comments. host: sure. caller: god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son. i'm a christian. another thing it says, for the love of money is the root of all people. -- all evil. god created us all in his own image. he als■3■o says love thy neighbr as they self. host:cratic line, good morning. caller: mi on here? yes, you are. caller: thank you very much. peace be with you. i'm a native american. coming to this country claiming this country to be their homeland. put a piece of pap it, you claiu claim a home, you claim the land. this land where you are standing on has enough resources to feed the whole world. but if yo

western scotland. and then we look out towards the atlantic once again to see this area of low pressure that's waiting 30 degrees celsius maybe. it's very warm and sticky across the south on wednesday night into thursday. but eventually that humid air will be pushed away towards the east to bring fresher conditions for everyone across the board. so temperatures dip for our capital cities into the weekend. bye— bye. today at one: princess anne is recovering in hospital after sustaining minor injuries on the gatcombe park estate. the bbc understands she suffered concussion while walking. our royal correspondent will bring us the latest. the two main political parties are accused of 'ignoring painful choices' when it comes to the uk economy by independent thinktank the ifs. the trial begins of a man accused of planning the kidnap, rape and murder of tv presenter holly willoughby. and a 13—year—old boy from somerset is the first in the world to try a revolutionary new treatment for epilepsy. and coming up on bbc news: after scotland crash out of the euros, attention turns to england. they've had luke shaw

peace and you have to give them your desire to be part of that the north atlantic treaty organization does not kosher in the western lots that kosher anywhere. it's a non starter, it's a non starter for ukraine and it's a non starter for the western alliance. ok, good to get your perspective and hiring senior fellow, the atlanta counsels eurasia center, the palestinians in gaza. a mocking the slow make holly festival of ego out of the mid the violets and destruction. cool was by daily is really a tax exempt become separated as hayden could our report. some members have no hope of reaching each of us in the 365 square kilometers. assign the case of god. the distance is usually no obstacle for families gathering for a huge but invading is really forces have divided as of separating relatives from the conference of loved ones have met the other thoughts can't reach his wife and children and not drink on. so from his make shift and indeed, but they never put in denver and i spent every age with my family now. i hadn't seen them for safe and success as aids during this time that we sent to other families and friends. th