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south wales hero simon weston. but all that , let's but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst out . middlehurst out. >> thank you very much . nigel >> thank you very much. nigel poly is having a well earned rest, but it's me, rory smith , rest, but it's me, rory smith, the group ceo of natwest, which includes coutts , has apologised includes coutts, has apologised to nigel farage after his account was closed. dame alison rose apologises for what she calls deeply inappropriate comments made about mr farage in the now published papers. she continued, saying it is not the company's policy to drop a customer on the basis of legally held political and personal views . a full review of coutts views. a full review of coutts process is and how these decisions are made will be carried out . the illegal carried out. the illegal migration bill has become law . migration bill has become law. it will prevent people from claiming asylum in the uk if they arrive through unauthorised means . the government

weston and noah's mother immediately calling 911. >> he's at the outside of the pool, correct in.and released two days later, making a full recovery the local of's department honoring noah and weston in a special ceremony nine days later. >> there you go griffin. noah, there you go >> reporter: griffin reuniting with his young rescuers and first responders >> water safety is like a huge thing for me me watching like all of them to this is actually proving that like what i've taught them is really come into play. >> i feel like happy that i saved someone. >> reporter: now the three hoping to spend the rest of the summer in the pool together safely what are your plans for the summer >> maybe teach griffin and the little brother how t how to probably >> i see down the road summer jobs as lifeguards, too, with those kids >>> we are keeping our eyes on the lottery prizes, as jackpots continue to climb. the powerball has soared to $725 million. coupled with the mega million, 480 million bucks. that adds up to 1.2 billion. the next chance for powerball is on wednesday >>> disgraced sport

i mean, weston i could see you being a rescue swimmer for the u.s.y later i want to probably like teach him how to swim and be cautious and don't like -- make sure you do what the right thing is and don't like water isn't a joke, stay safe around water. >> john: and noah, what has this incident taught you? >> probably always stay aware, make sure you know what's going and around you. watch your surroundings, and if someone needs help, help them. >> john: and salise, you have to be over the moon how response in and responsive your two little heroes are. >> yes, i've taught them, i feel like i've always made sure that water, you know, just to be aware of everything, like crazy things happen in the world every day, so always pay attention, and it's kind of cool to see that like the things i taught them is now into play and they actually use what i say. >> john: wow, that's amazing. you have a couple of real heroes on your hands. thanks for being with us. good on you. >> thank you, bye. >> sandra: love them. great job, boys. all right. democrat governors

weston countries. the not involved in the conflict with russia is not just a minute issue. and ukraine k of would like you to join them in turning a blind eye to the facts, but numbers don't lie. and according to a recent poll, only 43 percent of ukraine, your respondents currently living in ukraine. se not these or neil, not the ideal a g is not widespread in the country. oh, in pulling ukrainians, living abroad. that number, the cruise to 36 percent pointing to the fact that those who have left the country see now does them as a bigger problem for ukraine. furthermore, when questioned if the revolution of dignity in ukraine during 20132014 could be considered a could at that 29 percent of ukrainians within the countries lived. that in fact, was one of those who live abroad were much more willing to call the event as to now it is prudent to approach these poles, like many others conducted miss the ongoing conflict in ukraine with caution. after all, they usually exclude the regions that recently becam

>> there you go. >> weston, who has cerebral palsy, was inspired by hannah, who also uses a wheelchairause of an accident injury. the two vowing to be lifelong friends. >>> then, there was this couple spreading joy. eva and tyler edmonds surprised family with a first look at their baby eli after he spent 5 1/2 months in the nicu they snuck him onto their doorsteps. and rang the bell. >> oh! >> surprising loved one -- >> oh, my gosh >> after loved one >> oh! >> whoa! oh, my god >> after loved one >> he's here >>> and look at this there's airman first class alexandra gracie marching in a july 4th hometown parade with a sign saying, i didn't tell my parents i'd be home. surprising her family in brownsburg, indiana. after being away at basic training for eight months. her parents speechless wrapping her in a big hug. >>> and there was love at disney world. antonia was there with her boyfriend, taking pictures that's when her family snuck in behind them. >> woo >> antonia moved to tears. >> whoa! >> then, he proposed the celebration kicking off the next chapter of their lives together >>> a

so i just told weston to get in and dive down to see if he's okay. >> you know, scared.as kind of drowning. it felt a little weird and spit out some water and that's it. >> so glad he's okay. well, coming up later on good morning, america. why one of the boys says he wanted to prove himself and how the boys have been honored for their bravery. >> they are a true heroes. we turn now to the death of a teenager after meeting someone through a dating website. police in south carolina say the teen was killed and dumped along the side of the road. here's abc's derrick dennis. >> this morning, heartbreak for family and friends of 18 year old kirsten williamson reported missing a week ago. and found dead in rural south carolina killed, police say, by a man, the transgender teen met on an online dating site. >> she was a very, very trusting . she didn't see the evil in the world that didn't register with her. >> police believe suspect joshua newton picked up williamson from work for their scheduled date, then drove to his home, two hours away, and killed williamson. authorities n

but wanted to share was running into weston and southern past this weekend on the, on counting the costs, a blistering, a wave sweeps across the world, threatening the health and livelihoods of millions cover towards the mythology plan . to put the country on the global forest map. false, why a modest revolution is storming the world of global fashion? counting the cost on that, i'll just say all of latin america for most of my career, but no country has a light and it's my job to shed light on how and why the the quote america took a lot of our top stories here. this uh, president vincent, as responded to report the opponent will deploy transcripts border with bananas. he says russia would react to any impression against that. it was for the old means of its disposal to view as humanitarian cheeks as the end of the black sea greenville, who put millions of serious risk. speaking up ukraine to choose russia about talking more warehouse and storing grain. and you're definitely flex. i'm thousands of people in israel, i imagine from tennessee to west jerusalem. the spot of major protests a

and i'm just hoping to stay if there is evidence of what we still have to figure out to what extent weston, and in particular, british intelligence services were involved in the preparation and implementation of the terrorist attack. there were too many indications of this. all these facts indicate that there were no crimes that the west is not ready to commit in order to preserve its heads. you money, no matter how much you trying to act as defendants of ukraine, you'll actions give you away. one of the main points made in his remarks. so was that the reason this war is continuing is primarily because of assistance provided to ukraine by western countries, most specifically the united states. now the united states representative argued that supplying of weapons, the key was not pro, loaning the conflict. this was simply necessary to enable ukraine to defend itself or russian colleagues say that somehow this assistance is the reason the war continues. but once again, russia is trying to turn reality on his head. the security assistance including weapons, the united states, and more than 50

i knew he wasn't okay. >> watch as weston jumps in.ace, griffin to the surface, and with help, to the side of the pool. their mother, celise, calling 911. >> we need help, we need help! >> is he outside of the pool? >> yep, he's outside. they're giving cpr because he's not breathing and he's blue. >> his mother instantly started cpr. >> that's his mother pumping his chest. he starts breathing and his mother rubs his back as he coughs up pool water. >> i was scared i was going to drown. it felt a little weird. i spit out some water and that's it. >> but that isn't where the story ends. >> by getting him to breathe on his own that fast, that's the best possible outcome, and that's why we celebrate the story. >> the genesee county sheriff's department honoring their local heroes at this ceremony. >> there you go, griffin, noah. there you go. >> griffin reuniting with weston and noah, as well as other first responders. >> go ahead, grandpa. you tell us where the heroes are. >> griffin's grandfather, grateful. >> weston and noah hold a spec

at the same time, it is a set it diligently. weston countries not involved in the conflict with russia, is not just a minute issue. and ukraine k of would like you to join them in turning a blind eye to the facts. but numbers don't lie. and according to a recent poll, only 43 percent of ukraine, your respondents currently living in ukraine. se not these or neo nods. the ideal a g is not widespread in the country, but when pulling ukrainians live in abroad, that number, the cruise to 36 percent pointing to the fact that those who have left the country . so united ism as a bigger problem for ukraine. furthermore, when questioned if the revolution of thing that a in ukraine during 20132014 could be considered a could at the 29 percent of ukrainians within the country. believe that in fact was one of those who live abroad were much more willing to pull the event as to now it is prudent to approach these polls, like many others conducted miss the ongoing conflict in ukraine with caution. after all, they usually exclude the regions that recently became a part of russia, as well as the plane

however, i would wait for confirmation from weston sources 1st before judging whether we can believe the actual location of his troops. so at this point, what, what can we surmise about the future of wagner? it is difficult because a 1st after the mutiny put in, tried to seize all the assets at the bottom grow pad because the device has been running a lot of operations also in africa and syria and not just in ukraine. sorry, it is quite a big empire. it's not just a small private military company. and from the russian perspective, um, according to the war box in there as a group, it, as a legal entity doesn't exist, there has been a proposal to integrate into boxes of troops and they would be sent back to ukraine, possibly. um, under the command of the ministry of defense allegedly is that proposal has been turned down. so right now it is not clear, but one of the possible options as a precaution might to might try to revive his screen in bel ruth and my tried to re register it there and brought it from there. okay, let's turn to the war efforts and ukraine on presidents lensky warni

list or to boost italian exports while chinese exports to italy had sold. burden is the only major weston power to join belton road. critics say it's a tool for china to spread. it's cheer, political, and economic influence of more on this last spring in china, analyst frayza. how are you? great. have you on the program? frayza just tell is this holly in government says that china is the only winter out of bolton road. is it right when it says that uh well, let's put it this way. as there are 2 renters are not equal 100. let's put it that way as they find, sorry, the chinese export state. we have certainly increased airplane does not feel it's got the economic benefits. and of course, one of the things that amazing times when it's promotes it's belton road or what's really bad are called globalization with chinese characteristics. is that it's an equal partnership. and it's when, when i agree i'll do is by it's just not hired play back. so how is it actually playing out for the countries involved and the aging? is it guy in the way that it was planned? because i think the idea was that ph

the only country that seems to be the pro weston, uh, back to you know, uh supports in terms of happy informing troops in the country in the country. i need to find that guys and such and so that what we've seen again in molly and booking process. so it's also a member of the g 5. so i have a group that has been fight since you had isn't in the regions. so new jazz critical role in a plastic isn't just the kind of be overstated. right? dw, correspond to list your cold weather in lagos for us, thanks very much for the latest. turning out to some other stories making news right now. the federal reserve has raised its key interest rate to its highest level and 23 years as part of an effort to bring down inflation in the united states, genuine by increasing interest rates. the fed hopes to make borrowing and investing more expensive, thereby reducing demand. and prices for goods and services. a court in london is telling us actor kevin spacey not guilty of sex offenses. the jury acquitted the 64 year old oscar winner on all charges relating to a salts alleged to have taken place in the u.

well, chinese exports to actually have sort burden is the only major weston power to join belton road. critics say it's a tool for china to spread its chair, political and economic influence. of more on this last spring in china, have a list, a phrase, a how you guys have you on the program. phrase that just tell us this highly and government says that china is the only way to to belton road. is it right when it says that uh well let's put it this way. as there are 2 winters though not equal $100.00 is less. but in that way, as the points are, the chinese export stipulates.

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yeah, russia is top, different about says weston leaders, black. so in cognitive abilities and expose themselves, they are now in a direct fight against that of most of the cities across france continued a button for the 3rd night in a row, as a manual, natrona scene, partying as an elton john concept of the un security council is pulling peacekeeping forces out of my office. colds from the government, locals, demands the troops go out. there really is a deployment of the news that has serve no purpose. when you have a problem and you need help with the person who's supposed to help you, isn't acting in good faith, you have to do without that help. francis fighting for it, because me newsome is equal to france. what we're looking for a piece for it to the cutting out, but narratives and getting you your news and feels that this is on the international . so russia is foreign minister says west and leaders have inadvertently admitted they are in a direct fight against russia as they and the media openly rooted for the attempted military mutiny by the

boost to tell the an export as well. chinese exports to actually have sort burden is the only major weston power to join belton road. critics say it's a tool for china to spread. it's jared, political and economic influence. of more on this last spring in china, have a list to phrase a how it great have you on the program phrase. just tell us this. holly and government says that china is there any winter to belton road? is it right when it says that uh well, let's put it this way. if there are 2 winters, the equal 100, let's put it that way. as the points are, the chinese export stipulate certainly increased airplane does not feel it's got an economic bad, or what's really bad are called globalization. the chinese characteristics is that it's an equal partnership and it's when, when i agree i'll do is by it's just not hired play back. so how is it actually playing out for the countries involved? i'm to the aging is a guy in the way that it was planned because i think the idea was that aging would be investing in countries that perhaps other countries wouldn't invest in how those countries

but wanted to share was running into weston and southern past this weekend . the weather brought to you by visit castle announcing the call, a blistering age wave sweeps across the world, threatening the health and livelihoods of millions covered tourism. a thought the plans, the for the country on the global forest map plus why a modest revolution is building the world of global fashion. counting the costs on, i'll just say the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm about this and this is, these are life intel coming off in the next 60 minutes showing.

there _ weston wallaby sending to ukraine? there are _ weston wallaby sending to ukraine?e are also questions moving forward to some extent. can there are also questions moving forward to some extent. can you come back to that — forward to some extent. can you come back to that point _ forward to some extent. can you come back to that point i _ forward to some extent. can you come back to that point i mentioned - forward to some extent. can you come back to that point i mentioned at - back to that point i mentioned at the beginning? we have an extra 800 miles of finland, but angel extra 1200 miles of ukraine, i know nato has set out a new reform plan setting the territory into north, centre, and south, but is there a danger that without this technology, nato gets over stretched over a very long border? i nato gets over stretched over a very long border?— long border? i would say there is a lot of discussion _ long border? i would say there is a lot of discussion about _ long border? i would say there is a lot of discussion about whether - long border? i would say there is

pasó en weston florida. una cámara de seguridad lo captó y saliendo del lugar al sonar la alarma. primera de tres sesiones planeadas. el miércoles van a votar si se van o no a la huelga. están descnotetos porque venció en junio y aún no llegan a un acuerdo >> así está hecho para servir. nomás que la ciudad trabaje con nosotros para poder continuar y viendo la gente que todo lo que hacemos. hay muchas cosas >> se verían impactados departamentos de especialistas ambientales, bibliotecarios y personal de aeropuerto y estarían operadores de 911. permanece con esperanza de alcanzar un contrato tentativo y jsuto. según último índice publicado por estadística salborales. aún presentan precios elevados al consumidor y se debe que el costo de los alimentos es un 5.5 por ciento más carolina adriazola, algo que igual se nota al comprar afuera y lleva al consumidor los costos >> se viene encima un incremento de temperaturas y con ella un posiblementee apagón. a comopañías preprándose para el calor y el suministro del estado. nos tiene los detalles >> llegar a una ferretería esta semana es una

weston was also injured in that situation at least 20 palestinians are injured and there are tents . the zionists retreated from jenin after a fierce conflict and the explosion of a bank that killed 19 and injured several hours. during the attack, he told chanin that the casualties of its aggression were very high and that jenin's resistance taught basketball players an unforgettable lesson. palestine was committing a crime. after the departure of the occupiers, the secretary general of islamic jihad considered this victory great and congratulated the palestinian nation . the defeat of the enemies on the fronts of the conflict, from the battle of the sword of quds to the operation rage of the embryo, the palestinian resistance from inside gaza targeted the zionist settlements with rocket attacks, the sources of abi reported that the danger alarm was sounded in the four industrial settlements of simin in the gaza strip . zionist to the authorities of this regime about the resistance missile response and the zionist attacks on jenin had been warned, but the palestinian news agency anno

. >> reporter: like carlos who was paired with weston.arlos is a police officer who has a prosthetic after a shift one night he fell asleep at the wheel and got into an accident that was in 2018. and 2019 his son was diagnosed with cancer. >> as a father, you know, you want to reach out and fight everything possible for your kid so they are great and they are fantastic, they are healthy. i was not even thinking about me at the time. and then we got him and it was awesome. >> so many different things that occurred. >> reporter: the most noticeable to the eyes of a k-9 trainer. >> carlos and jimmy at probably three weeks, they were smiling more, they were very enthralled in the process the connection with the dog, they were already working. they were working dogs as puppies, remarkable. >> she will not leave me alone. [ laughter ] >> everything works out. i love this dog. perfect for me. >> i have to say there is something about as a puppy, creating thnd already, right? and knowing everything and them knowing, you know, what you are going t

l. will give away the weston will court abs nice it was a monumental plus app can make all this much simpler. and if we give for well bristol ninety got do you do not after his thought are you teaching them how to yeah. okay because at the moment when you need to look for water for your cattle for pastors what do you do. it does go blind yeah. so you think you might use it. yeah and does that sound interesting doesn't something something you would use that and you can. it's been ten hours and we into what should be good posture. this is the place we wind that morning. and we have traveled all the way from the model to some of the maybe i mean under a remote site maybe yeah. yeah. you can see the difference so much better. it's so much better with glasse. to the house will be able to stay here i'll have enough food to eat yeah they would stay here for almost one month. the left on there we shall see are getting them up when i dish and be. good at something channel i've had a wonderful day. you so much i'm tired and i've had a wonderful day sorry and i must thank you yeah. now we can m

impacts for humanity. sea levels would rise around the east coast of north america and storms with weston in europe. rains in asia, africa and south america would be disrupted, causing issues for food production for billions of people. of my colleague need voc i spoke to a patio, kind of a told a just a piece of the amount of coal. he says, admissions that need to be reduced urgently in the, a mock as it's called the atlantic murdy on all over turning circulation is a vital part of a global climate system. in fact is the single biggest gear of the climate system. the reason why it's so important is that it sets the climate zones around the world . that is, every place where we live, that sense of time in that sense of identity that we have with our land and with our resources is set by the fact that the climate is, is, is familiar, is consistent wherever we live. and that's very much dictated by the existence, the stability of this a mock current. the kind of the, the other way to think about this is that a shift in this current or, or a shut down is current, puts all of those expectation

take care of it around 33 degrees celsius, but wanted to share was running into weston and southern past this weekend. the weather brought to you by visit castle county, the call a blistering age wave sweeps across the world, practicing the health and livelihoods of millions covered towards the mythology plans to put the country on the global forest map. plus why a modest revolution is storming the world. of global fashion, counting the costs on, i'll just the, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm about this and this is, these are life until coming off in the next 60 minutes sharing words for poland. the russian president says any aggression on fellows will be seen as an attack of his own country view and warns of starvation, death, and suffering from millions after the breakdown of the black sea grain. nationwide protested israel as far as the people march against the government's proposal, changes to the legal system. tom bates being set for former us president donald trump, whose face new charges related to the assembly of classified documents on far as small with the sports for just ho

for the patient, no said no to the russia will continue to challenge weston sanctions while the people of his nation are becoming more consolidated. beneatha. the presidents also praised the resistance, the seo location to western economic pressure, emphasizing that 80 percent of trade between russia and china is currently conducted using national currencies, which brings the broad one step closer to ditching bits all the time.

he didn't sis, but new delhi take the side of weston partners. india has refused to cave in depression, to adopt any sanctions against mosca was rupture is one of its largest energy suppliers. let's get the opinion now. i've been doing historian, capital they need something that asking for something, that sort of offs, that sort of technology. there's a lot of things to let them ask what they want. they apply that on sort of goods of pride for the jump, right? let me pull by what can you search for? what did you think it's victim jean did i did you have nothing to say because you see we had to go to horse street. yeah. so we don't dictate what you have to see to make them see what they want to see. but the dispute didn't want to have to be. that's all good. i think they should realize this that they should look, have read this. this shows that even the not do got rece russia audits or that's why it is amazing, such as using the countries making of the countries and the country they can do to strong to give you the credit. that's why they're doing it because they realized the bit calcul

i'm heading to the sun, the bun mangled force in weston vine with this is one of the last remaining havens for the bengal tiger. there's open conflict with local villages will also depend on the forest for survival. i've come to meet a network of volunteers and conservation is coming together to try to stop the violence. save the tiger process. all right, i'm good. this is population has doubled from 80 to a 160000000 in just for to use, forcing humans into what was once exclusively to tigers, to rain. while it's amazing. i mean, you can see this here in long, low just on the it's, it's a national park. they really do seem to be people everywhere. it's hard to imagine that this area is going to target as to what it is. and that's where the conflict comes. conservationist move along runs tiger t, a network of volunteers dedicated to changing attitudes, reducing human tied to violence. how many tugs do you have here? and it's on defense. we have one on the thief with the history field on tablets, $2.00 to $3.00 tigers, to me by the look of managers every year. but the total populations estim

you the headlights of this aisle, poland made plans to intervene and these putting cold foot seas weston thursdays, back to board and let them present. the ease of thorazine agreed to sacrifice people lined up washington fe is losing his grip on africa. and so i to find counter moses a full but as most of those faces is towards the comes, it also has a power plants which you can see behind me. is now the only domestic electricity supply for this tree. it's working at maximum capacity on the current circumstances . it is able to cover even 10 percent of the regions needs during peak consumption season low line a pipe dream. acute new loss of production is the for the liquefied eventful gases officially lost in the city. moment. the final project will say 3 l n g. nicholas occasion trains transcode $6600000.00 tons of allergy age per yes. using this in all the to technology, the y is almost 0, this is a might as well as allow me in 30 minutes of need and abuse. stop. now you cries, losses of being ignored by the less and they will only get what sound. that's the message from the bottom inp

weston and white. 7 some of the vice, the united kind of can only cool films have features, very problematic representations of particular groups. one really, a k example was breakfast at tiffany's, where mickey rooney was a y at the place, a very, very racist stereotype of a chinese person to be angry. you deal with the amount at one do it again in recent times, i'll call it help. but think of how do you is to pick some of the meet the needs then athletics. all guy is the depiction of a rod made by people who have never been through the lot of tv shows and a lot of films that have not aged well and the space you'll never see divided them in a way that, that communities in america have been impacted in the way that we talk about law enforcement and the way that we talk about violence and drugs. the, the and he thinks about asian americans talk about things like sexuality and desirability. i didn't own or anything. i don't even you, when you talk about women and you talk about women being in roles and in positions where they're not empowered, that sort of reinforcing this idea of that, that g

so it had to be about the yes, namely, weston balls, that solutions with the what the government has. and so therefore there's worked very hard to reach out eastwards as well as the south america. and even the camera being. and that's what the, what it means symbolically show that direction to the west is not the same crew of relations over the countries relations. but what it means impenetrable drugs. you cannot depend so much of one of the wheel, especially a bodily need rest impulse that believes on condition americans that believes him struggling to hold resources every time the disagreements and then run up to the event to us. he sat down with a number of permanent figures coming up. we speak with human rights activist on daughter of the 1st president of independent mozambique, just seeing that the mac. how is a preview of the and it's interview, which you can also watch in full throughout the day here. and i'll see i just seen as ya marshall. she is a prominent fighter for human rights, who gives a voice to gender based violence survivors in 2020 justina. michele made the bbc li

so essentially, it makes those weston sanctions in terms of moving money around the walls. it's built on the same technology, which is block chain technology. that means that it doesn't use the traditional banking system. it uses the technology, the crypto currencies are built on. however, the slight difference is most cryptic currencies all what we call the centralized. so you can anonymously send now also russia, a central bank says that the digital rubel will minimize the financial risk. do you think it will be safer than the crypto currencies? yeah, absolutely. it will be into, to want to extend the extend will be that, you know, if uh, if you at your bank has your possible details or a business has the possible details. it gets readable that nefarious activity. if someone, you know, using it as an anonymous payment method to something the fabulous, whatever that may be some criminal activity, it should remove all of those barriers. obviously nothing in the world's entirety, a 100 percent, gonna stop back. but this goes a very, very strong, long way if you liked to stop

on the eve of the native summit in vilnius 100 small ukrainian troops killed and inkjet precious weston and the verdict. nor have you crane or it's nato allies imagined. they are offensive within fold salem, you know, all the know, all right, let me has made progress in any direction more, or we continue getting out high precision strikes on their mailed the reserves. and the weapons arriving from the west, this central, despite, with this losses, suffered over the past month. ukraine still has large reserves of men and will material for the vice president. the landscape has the blessings of his who with those men had the material. whatever he wants, more i'd guys do. you have a t from came in, i a gone region can and i'm moving on now the f. b, i has violates the 1st ability service and it's according to the us house of representatives, sees rachel blevins looked into the details of that report. the f. b, i worked with and on behalf of a foreign intelligence agency and directly abetted efforts to a sensor, americans engaging and protected speech being what you claim in intelligence. ju

and even authorizing strikes specific targets with weston weapons. at the same time, it is a set it diligently west than countries. the not involved in the conflict with russia is not just a minute issue. and ukraine k of would like you to join them and turning a blind eye to the facts, but numbers don't lie. and according to a recent poll, only 43 percent of ukraine, your respondents currently living in ukraine. se not these or neo, not the ideal a g is not widespread in the country, but when pulling ukrainians live in abroad. that number, the cruise to 36 percent pointing to the fact that those who have left the country see nights as a, as a bigger problem for ukraine. furthermore, when questioned if the revolution of thing that a in ukraine during 20132014 could be considered a could at the 29 percent of ukrainians within the country. believe that in fact was one of those who live abroad were much more willing to call the event of food. now it is prudent to approach these poles like many others conducted must be ongoing conflict in ukraine with ca

risking some kind of your big issue as part of its counter offensive in hopes of that will then see weston countries putting pressure on ukraine to not to push fluids with its troops in that part of the country as part of it's comprehensive to get you credit diversity, stand back and maybe get western european countries to dial down the support for ukraine. this pond is going to pick a phase of a catastrophic media event. ok, a propaganda bustle. but of course, given that we're talking about a nuclear power plant, a very, very delicate situation. i know that you recently visited the jeffery to area. can you tell us what things are like around that right now? i mean, deputies is a city of hundreds of thousands of people still left that and you have daily attacks with ballistic missiles from the russian side. the town is close to the power plant being shelled near on, you know, every couple of hours and people busy living in the cell is kind of hiding, trying to kind of survive that situational problem. there is the real danger. apart from all these suggestions, all the kind of concerted eff

probably comedy match ukrainians meanwhile, so they have plans which they're discussing privately with weston countries for a new route from odessa to remain the hawking. the ukrainian coast. un officials tell me that that is unlikely to work because no company would want to risk its vessels. when russia says anything traveling that route would be a target. james pays out you sandra at the united nations. how about cold critic of the russian president is facing up to 5 years in prison on charges of inciting extremism. eagles that i have called is a former intelligence officer. he was one of the 1st leaders of the moscow bank, separate this uprising, and this the new crime officer rushes annexation of crimea to meet the met van. den co reports from the face of the dawn bass uprising to the image of the kremlin continued crackdown on critics of this special military operation. and ukraine, eager stroke off real name give to what's considered untouchable. until recently. it will change stuff to wagner groups failed, a mutiny in june. exposed just how big a threat. a former high ranking figure ca

but as faith is evidence of what we still have to figure out to what extent weston, and in particular, british intelligence services were involved in the preparation and implementation of the terrorist attack. there were too many indications of this whole. these facts indicate that there were no crimes that the west is not ready to commit in order to preserve its heads. you money, no matter how much you trying to act as defendants of ukraine. you'll actions give you a way less cost live to new york. now and ortiz kayla mark, but hi there are caleb? yeah, lots of ground covered in the big plains made in up session. take us through the main points res, for sure. quite an address given by the deputy russian and bassett or. ready for the 15 member body that leads the united nations. now, one of the main points made in his remarks. so was that the reason this war is continuing is primarily because of assistance provided to ukraine by western countries, most specifically the united states. here's what he said, or russian colleagues say that somehow this assistance is the reason the war cont