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welcome to the programme. in a week's time, it will be one year since russia invaded ukraine, and world leaders are gathering in europe. us vice president kamala harris has arrived in germany for the munich security conference, which starts tomorrow. european leaders rishi sunak, olaf scholz, emmanuel macron will all be there, as will nato secretary generaljens stoltenberg and a vast array of key defence and intelligence officials. discussions in munich will be accutely focused on the danger of a further offensive from russia, especially after the leader of belarus, alexander lukashe...

People all over the place are creating outrageous unofficial athletic contests that are equal parts grueling and just plain silly. What’s going on?

Polish president tried to get out of that meeting? there were two main elements of— that meeting? there were two main elements of the _ that meeting? there were two main elements of the agenda. _ that meeting? there were two main elements of the agenda. first - that meeting? there were two main elements of the agenda. first is - that meeting? there were two main elements of the agenda. first is the support for ukraine for obvious reasons. both of our countries are very much engaged in this coalition of the willing, who have been helping ukraine since the very beginning of this war. and both ...

Has typically had a more relaxed campaign schedule than the warnock campaign has across this entire four-week runoff period. that is even during the early voting period that ended on friday. you mentioned 1.85 million georgians cast their ballots. they hit a single day voting record on yesterday, friday, with more than 350,000 votes. and that day, well, that beat monday and tuesday, which also set records themselves. jim, i should mention, though, look, while we are setting single daily records, it does look like they are going to miss the early vote threshold that was set in the 2020 election...

At the start of his freshman year at St. Lawrence University in upstate New York, Mike Chambers was hanging out with his roommate when their dorm-room door flew open without warning and the five-foot-ten, 265-pound captain of the football team burst inside. Chambers’s roommate was a new recruit, and this stern-faced defensive end was making sure he was behaving. As quickly as he’d barged in, he was gone again.  “Who was that?” asked Chambers, who was sandy haired and lean in contrast. “There’s no way he is a student.” That was the first time Chambers met Jason Antin.