Philbys secret war. Britain is in shock america is in a panic flurry of highprofile resignations of politicians ministers leadership of western intelligence agencies occasioned an article in the soviet newspaper and there was only one publication in the news called hello comrade. Philby from this article was difficult to understand who he is, what he is then rufina the downy philby did not yet know that this was her future husband, the second person of British Intelligence. And the soviet agent who received asylum in the ussr for about 30 years to remain undiscovered and work so actively and consider it the greatest development. No, yes, thats it. Played a huge role. That is, he participated was involved in all the events in Different Countries of the world. After the exposure of philby and his escape to moscow, the echo of the scandal thundered in the west for many more decades, on the one hand, he was a traitor to Great Britain, on the other hand, a brilliant double agent without und
That the actor was playing a too intelligent and soft muler. I came up and said hello, they told me that you dont like something, he says, well , he turns out to be very charming, kind, i say, why do you want me to take the child by the legs and hit him with his head . Against the wall, the film is not about that, its about the struggle of worldviews, about the struggle two Intelligence Services, again you are touching some. In this house on maly rzhevsky lane in moscow , according to the plot of the film, there was a gestap safe house, where katherine kinnes family was kept with her newborn son. How is our russian friend behaving . We spend time in interesting ideological discussions. Screams, she screams, not mom, but mom, and what then, well, she said, ill still scream mom, so dad, like a very real writer, took this scene, appropriated it for himself, it turned out to be kat screaming mom in russian, mom, mommy, polish, what a giant she gave birth to, she is not polish, you. German
Criticises the head of anti doping for undermining an investigation into anti doping revelations. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Theres been a steep increase in the number of people arriving at accident and Emergency Departments in england with Mental Health problems. The latest official figures analysed for the bbc show that last year there were over 165,000 Psychiatric Attendances at a e. Thats a rise of 47 per cent over the last four years. That includes a rise of 89 per cent in the number of children and young people under 18 attending a e. Emergency doctors describe the figures as the tip of the iceberg. 0ur social Affairs Correspondent alison holt reports from birmingham. Its another day of unrelenting demand in the Emergency Department of Birminghams Queen Elizabeth hospital. Is there any movement in terms of beds . Patients are lining up on trolleys in the corridor, and The Waiting Room is packed. Next customer, counter one, please. Shes taken an overdose of s
And we pay tribute to the journalist who first reported the outbreak of the second world war, who has died at the age of 105. Coming up in sportsday on bbc news weve had the first of the league cup semifinals, with wayne rooney given the chance to break the Manchester United all time scoring record. Good evening. There has been a significant increase in the number of people with Mental Health problems asking to be seen at accident and Emergency Departments in england. Figures from nhs digital, analysed for the bbc, show that in the year 2015 16, there were over 165,000 Psychiatric Attendances at a e departments, a rise of 47 over the past four years. And it includes a rise of 89 in the number of children and young people attending a e. Doctors say the reality is even worse than the figures suggest. 0ur social Affairs Correspondent alison holt has the story, and reports from birmingham. Its another day of unrelenting demand in the Emergency Department of Birminghams Queen Elizabeth hosp
Good morning. Its 8am in singapore, 1am here in london and 7pm in chicago, where barack obama is about to deliver the final big speech of his presidency. Its expected to be a parting plea to americans not to lose faith in their future, no matter what they think about their next president. Its also his last chance to try to define his legacy. The president landed in chicago a little earlier, a Fitting Bookend to what began eight years ago, in the city where the nations first black president claimed his victory. This is the scene live, as the stage has been set. Hundreds of people making their way to the Convention Centre in chicago and all eyes will be on barack obama, in around 50 minutes time from now to see him deliver his final farewell address. Our correspondent Laura Trevelyan is in chicago. We saw many people are saying in but now it is pretty quiet, they are all inside . Mostly. There are still some lawyer people doing it. A firefighter here in chicago is with me. This is a big