when they were in stadiums. so i play the songs. sometimes it s just folk songs because i want people to feel some common ground. and folk songs you know, they unite everybody, not necessarily your fans. not everybody is a fan of our music but i think every ukrainian need support, let s support trying to save them. i would say if you are not our fan but are fighting for the country, you are my comrade and you are my brother. but if somebody in russia now listens to my music and is still you know, committed to come and commit atrocities in my country, killing my people, he is my enemy. so i don t care. it s not about music and your attitude, somebody s attitude toward your music, it s how you feel, your country mates.
police. no, these are officers entrusted by the law paid by city taxpayer dollars to do their job. it is a huge responsibility. i don t envy them. i think it is a tough job. they do need support, they need training, all of those things. the reality is that the public trust is in their hands, so really the burden of responsibility is to bring accountability when things do go wrong, because if there isn t right. you cannot ask citizens to say, well, the next time my dad goes out i m going to trust he s not going to run across an officer like that. right. why would we? that s the question. so when you when something like this happens there has to be transparency. right, no accountability. there hasn t been transparency in the past. there have been in a few, which when that happens you re like, okay, this is how you do it. to your point, when you have officers running down corridors that they could be in danger in any one of those doors opening, that s understandable.
borders but also now in russia and belarus and the u.s. assessment is the threat is imminent, talking to matthew chance here in kyiv from the president s office here could be a threat to kyiv. made it very clear that the analysis of his people is that there isn t an imminent threat. does need support, does also say if there is an invasion, it could suck in other european countries. saying things could get bad when they get really bad but really also saying that the a detrimental effect causing capital flight and that is unhelpful at a time when he s trying to stabilize the ukrainian economy of what may be a conflict and that may play into the hybrid warfare to weaken economy ahead of invasion
and to do that quickly over the next four or five years. but if it s hard for middle class homeowners to afford insulation, it is even tougher for local authorities like blackpool. energy efficient homes are popular with tenants. perfect! but blackpool spent £33,000 insulating jean s one bedroom flat. 0h, now it feels absolutely brilliant. you know, you don t need to go out. you can stop in. you don t need your central heating on. the council reckons it would cost some £125 million to bring all blackpool s social housing up to this standard. and remember, jean is the one who benefits from lower energy bills, not the council. it s not financially viable to do it on scale, really. to get stuff to be carbon neutral, there is a big bill for that and we need support with it. any housing provider needs support with that. when you say need support, you mean the government needs
0h, now it feels absolutely brilliant. you know, you don t need to go out. you can stop in. you don t need your central heating on. the council reckons it would cost some £125 million to bring all blackpool s social housing up to this standard. and remember, jean is the one who benefits from lower energy bills, not the council. it s not financially viable to do it on the scale, really. to get stuff to be carbon neutral, there is a big bill for that and we need support with it. every housing provider needs support with that. when you say need support, you mean the government needs to give you some cash? yeah, there needs to be grant aid to make it happen at scale. so when you ask why so few homes in britain are well insulated, here is the answer. work like this so expensive. we know that we need a sharp incentive for most people to make