cheney. she is a patriot, a public servant, a profound courage. of devotion to her oath and the constitution. it is my pleasure to recognize liz cheney for an opening statement. thank you very much, mister chairman, and let me echo those words of bipartisanship. tremendous honor to work on this committee. chairman, at 6:01 pm, on january 6th, after we spent hours the violent mob, the siege, attack, and invade our capital. donald trump tweeted that he did not condemn the attack. instead, he justified it. these are the things and events that happened, he said, when a so unceremoniously and who have been badly treated for so long.
have to cross the entire width and breadth of the country across the heartlands, if you will. that s the eastern front across the western border and the southern front up from crimea with the idea of the southern front linking up with the eastern front to create a land corridor to russia. that was always sort of the battle plan as it unfolded. the northeast, and south. the northern front has collapsed and rapidly and unceremoniously because it was taking a tremendous hits from the ukrainian army. also they had terrible logistical problems, running out of gas. and because the northern front has collapsed, that s why we re seeing all these atrocities in towns and villages that were occupied by russian forces and quickly retreated from. so, they were able to document in real time the things that
of drawers, unceremoniously shoved into a supermarket plastic bag. i mean, nobody could quite believe it. they knew, obviously, the connection with vivien leigh, but to find something like that nightdress here was absolutely amazing. sadly, i don t think i would fit into this beautiful nightdress. there is plenty of vivien leigh memorabilia here at topsham museum, but this really is the star of the show, and it is incredible to believe it was just found scrunched up in a bag. it is super valuable here to this museum, but i don t think there is any chance it will ever be put up for auction. as far as we are concerned, it is an object belonging to the museum and we need to preserve it and keep it for future generations to enjoy it. there is no thought of selling it or, as i say, i really don t want to know what the value is! 0ne dress from the film sold for more than £100,000.
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asset freeze against all major russian banks, and laws to stop the russian banks, and laws to stop the russian government and firms getting money from uk markets. sanctions get 100 countries and individuals, oligarchs and backers of vladimir putin. some exports will be suspended, equipment which can be used by the military, some and oil refinery goods, and a ban on the russian airline aeroflot landing in the uk. diplomacy seems at an end now. more shouting than talking perhaps. the russian about it to see the foreign secretary, unceremoniously booted out of the meeting ten minutes later. liz truss telling her counterparts, russia lied to the world. the opposition calling for common cause, to share intelligence. 0ur political parties largely instep. in the commons,