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we have fought, george galloway has fought, the workers party has fought, the workers party has foughting class people in this country, gives people hope. let�*s address the housing crisis. let�*s address the housing crisis. let�*s address the collapse in our public services. let�*s deal with the destruction of our infrastructure. you know all these things are possible. itjust takes political will to bring about a good society and one of the —— none of the political parties are offering that. what are the political parties offering? labourand what are the political parties offering? labour and the conservatives are offering the same thing. labour is saying there will be no public ownership of our utilities, so they�*re happy to sit back and allow public utilities to rip off consumers. you know, british gas — their profits have increased nearly tenfold and, you know, millions of people are struggling to pay their energy bills. what an absolute disgrace. what an outrage. people want public ownership of our utilities and railways. they want to see hope. they want an industrial strategy wh

applause george galloway, workers party of britain candidate, 12,... cheering 12,335. michael howarth, independent candidate, 246. applause william howarth, independent candidate, 523. applause guy otten, green party candidate, 436. ravin rodent subortna, official monster raving loony party candidate, 209. cheering david anthony tully, independent candidate, 6,648. cheering and applause that was 6,638. i do hereby declare that george galloway is duly elected. cheering and applause welcome to rochdale. the cheering and applause welcome to rochdale. ., ., , welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.7%. welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39-7%- thank — welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39-7%- thank you. _ welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.7%. thank you, ladies _ welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.796. thank you, ladies and - 39.7%. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. mr galloway... so george galloway will now come to the stage. keir starmer, this is for gaza. applause you have paid, and you will pay, a high price for the role that you have played in enabling, e

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baghdad announced lately that the kurdistan workers party is an unwelcome organization and this is a political success for turkey. iraq's government ban on the kurdistan workers party, pkk comes ahead of an expected visit by turkish president rejap tayb erdogan next month. ankara's statement about increasing security along its southern border comes as iraq has so far failed to designate the pkk as terrorist organization and only banned the group despite turkey's attempts. rahshan saglam, press tv. istanbul. in the uk, a growing number of mps product. prominently conservatives have announced they will not stand in the next general election, which is yet to be called from london, said pur reports on why this is happening now. earlier this month, the maiden had constituency in southeast england woke up to the resignation of its conservative mp of 27 years, former prime minister teresa may. hurs was one of up to 100 other well-established as well as younger mps across the... political parties, announcing they wouldn't be running in the yet to be announced next general election. scottish

baghdad announced lately that the kurdistan workers party is an unwelcome organization and this. is a political success for turkey. iraq's government ban on the kurdistan workers party pkk comes ahead of an expected visit by turkish president rajap tayyib erdogan next month. ankara's statement about increasing security along its southern border comes as iraq has so far failed to designate the pkk as terrorist organization and only banned the group, despite turkey's attempts. rashan saglam, press tv, istanbul. that's right for your latest here on press tv everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. في ايام صدام حسين الى قصه كامله يمكن يعملون منها مجلدات an iraqi businessman who recounts صدdam's oppression of himself and others كل ما عندي امر لله عز وجل او قضاء حاجه تتوجه الى اهل البيت ومنهم الامام ابا الحسن موسى علي بن موسى الرضا. let's hear abu taher's story together. no ruse, literally meaning the new day is a celebration of early spring when the sun begins to regain strength and overcome winter's cold and darkness. it's so profoundly ingrained in iranian traditions, histo

baghdad announced lately that the kurdistan workers party is an unwelcome organization, and this is ay along its southern border comes as iraq has so far failed to designate the pkk as terrorist organization. and only banned the group, despite turkey's attempts. press tv, istanbul. in the uk, a growing number of mps, predominantly conservative have announced that they will not stand in the next general election, which is yet to be called. reports on why it's happening now. earlier this month, the maiden head constituency in southeast england. up to the resignation of its conservative mp of 27 years, former prime minister teresa may. hers was one of up to hundred other well-established as well as younger mps across the political parties, announcing they wouldn't be running in the yet to be announced next general election. scottish nationalist party member martin day explains why so many are choosing to go, for for some it's just age, they've reached retirement age and they're going, for others they've got family. and they want to do that or the things without their lives, but for some

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chris william, deputy leader of the workers' party of i leader of the workers' party of britain, thererge galloway arriving yet? ida. first of all, any news of george galloway arriving yet?- first of all, any news of george galloway arriving yet? no, but there are lots of people _ galloway arriving yet? no, but there are lots of people waiting _ galloway arriving yet? no, but there are lots of people waiting outside i are lots of people waiting outside the front door, and i can see a few police officers as well outside the front door, which suggests to me that his arrival is fairly imminent. we were told the declaration would be at now at some point. what needs to happen before that is for all of the candidates to be taken in by the returning officer into the count just to check the results. there will then be —— they will then be informed of it and come out onto this stage behind me, and the result will be read out. as we've been reporting for the past couple of hours now, the wider expectation is that george galloway has won this seat, has won this by—election here in rochdale. anoth

he's the sole representative of the workers party in britain.tend his party to put candidates intend his party to put candidates in seats from the midlands to london, the northwest of england, he said areas particularly with large muslim populations where he thinks they can well. it's the seventh time that george galloway it has taken the oath of allegiance and been sworn in as an mp, this time of course representing his third party in parliament, the workers party of britain, and he said he wanted to devote his time to improving the lives of people in rochdale where he currently has a home. it will be the focus of what he tries to do here, i asked him a couple questions, i asked him a couple questions, i asked him a couple questions, i asked him about hamas and the situation in gaza, and said i asked him if he thinks, should remain in control of gaza, despite the atrocities of october the 7th last year and he said atrocities of october the 7th last yearand he said it atrocities of october the 7th last year and he said it wasn't up to him, it wa

they have a 40% share change as there wasn't a workers party of britain in the last election.d labour done 44%. looking at the difference of what labour is down 44, and the workers party of britain, 40%, you get an idea of what has happened. going onto the swing, who doesn't like a swingometer coming up to 14 minutes past four. this shows a swing of 41.8%. now, during that interview with george galloway, you heard it put to mr galloway, those claims from reform uk. this is what we heard from richard tice before the result was announced. this heard from richard tice before the result was announced.— heard from richard tice before the result was announced. this is to act as a wake-up _ result was announced. this is to act as a wake-up call _ result was announced. this is to act as a wake-up call for _ result was announced. this is to act as a wake-up call for the _ result was announced. this is to act as a wake-up call for the whole i as a wake—up call for the whole british people. we are supposed to be a beacon of democracy, but i am questioning that. and unless something drama

baghdad announced lately that the kurdistan workers party is an unwelcome organization and this is a political success for turkey. iraq's government ban on the kurdistan workers party pkk comes ahead of an expected visit by turkish president rejap tayb erdogan next month. ankara's statement about increasing security along its southern border comes as iraq has so far failed to designate the pkk as terrorist organization and only banned the group despite turkey's attempts. rashan saglam, press tv, istanbul. in the uk, grow number mps predominantly conservative announced they will not stand in the next general election, which is uh yet to be called. from london, saiza reports on why earlier this. month, the maiden head constituency in southeast england woke up to the resignation of its conservative mp of 27 years, former prime minister teresa may. herers was one of up to 100 other well-established as well as younger mps across the political parties, announcing they wouldn't be running in the yet to be announced next general election. scottish nationalist party member martin day explains

baghdad announced lately that the kurdistan workers party is an unwelcome organization and this is a political success for turkey. iraq's government ban on the kurdistan workers party pkk comes ahead of an expected visit by turkish president next month. ankara's statement about increasing security along its southern. order comes as iraq has so far failed to designate the pkk as terrorist organization and only banned the group, despite turkey's attempts. rashan saglam, press tv, istanbul. well, in the uk, a growing number of mps predominantly conservative have announced that they will not stand at the next general election, which is yet to be called. from london site put us a reports on why it's happening now. earlier this month, the maiden head constituency in southeast england woke up to the resignation of its conservative mp of 27 years, former prime minister teresa may. herz was one of up to hundred other well-established as well as younger mps across the political parties, announcing they wouldn't be running in the yet to be announced next general election. scottish nationalist p

baghdad announced lately that the kurdistan workers party is an unwelcome organization and this is a political success for turkey. iraq's government ban on the kurdistan workers party pkk comes ahead of an expected visit. by turkish president rajap tayib erdogan next month. ankara's statement about increasing security along its southern border comes as iraq has so far failed to designate the pkk as terrorist organization and only banned the group despite turkey's attempts. rashan saglam, press tv, istanbul. and over to the uk where a growing number of mps, predominantly from the conservatives have announced that they will not stand in the next general. election, which is yet to be called. from london sipura reports on why. earlier this month, the maiden head constituency in southeast england woke up to the resignation of its conservative mp of 27 years, former prime minister teresa may. hers was one of up to 100 other well-established as well as younger mps across the political parties, announcing they wouldn't be running in the yet to be announced next general. scottish nationalist

baghdad announced lately that the kurdistan workers party is an unwelcome organization and this is a political success for turkey. iraq's government ban on the kurdistan workers party pkk comes ahead of an expected visit by turkish president rajap tayyib erdogan next month. ankara's statement about increasing security along its southern border comes as iraq has so far failed to designate the pkk as terrorist organization and only banned the group, despite turkey's attempts. rashan saglam, press tv, istanbul. that's it for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now, this is s'. a country that shares borders with serbia and croatia and has survived years of genocide. ovdašnji čovjek od od davnih vremena u mjesecu ramazanu uči vrlo intenzivno kuran. commemorating ramadan and holding ceremonies to has had an important impact on preserving the religious and cultural identity of bosnia muslims over the years. 2014, a small african nation began to rip itself apart, the great pall of death and destruction descended over the muslim community. elle est où

he was sworn back in as the new workers party mp for rochdale. back in as the new workers party mp for rochdale. let's listen. one of the richest _ party mp for rochdale. let's listen. one of the richest towns _ party mp for rochdale. let's listen. one of the richest towns in - party mp for rochdale. let's listen. one of the richest towns in the - one of the richest towns in the whole country. it's heart has been taken out. its economy has ebbed away. and it is myjob to try to make rochdale great again. i know some of you don't like that slogan, but rochdale was great, and why should it not be great again? for that to happen, we have to arrest the flow of blood out of the town, in particular we have to save the football team. rochdale has been relegated, relegated, relegated again, out of the league altogether, and is now weeks if not days away from liquidation. so i'm doing everything i can to try and stop that outflow of lifeblood in rochdale, and to transfused blood thatis rochdale, and to transfused blood that is needed to revive the town cen

baghdad announced lately that the kurdistan workers party is an unwelcome organization and this is a political success for turkey. iraq's government ban on the kurdistan workers party (pkk) comes ahead of an expected visit by turkish president tajap tayyib erdogan next month. ankara's statement about increasing security along southern border comes as iraq has so far failed to designate the pkk as terrorist organization and only banned the group despite turkey's attempts. rahshan saglam, press tv, istanbul. and that's it for reals here on press tv everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. vegetarianism was introduced as a healthy lifestyle and later on it became fancy too. some say it can save the planet as well. however, some people hijack the idea and use it as means of earning money. watch in this documentary how the millennia old lifestyle was knocked off course. ich bin 28 jahre alt und lebe in nordenham. "es war auch schwer für mich da auszubrechen, es hat lange gedauert, also es ist eigentlich erst passiert, nachdem ich kennengelernt habe, für mich war klar, ich möcht

this time, of course, representing his third party in parliament, the workers party of britain.ce he now has a home. clearly, foreign affairs, as has been the case throughout his career, will be the focus of what he tries to do here. i asked the focus of what he tries to do here. iasked him the focus of what he tries to do here. i asked him questions about hamas and the situation in gaza, askedif hamas and the situation in gaza, asked if he thinks hamas should remain in control of gaza. despite the atrocities of the 7th of october last year. he said it wasn't up to him but up to the palestinian people. on ukraine he has always been a strong supporter of russia in recent years, and i asked if he thought the uk was right to stand with ukraine. he said that he would be trying to pose what he called the ironclad consensus for war across the two frontbenchers. i think that will be the focus of whatever he tries to do in parliament for the amount of time that he is here, but amount of time that he is here, but a fly on the out meant is a good way of putting it. his election has been m

the controversial politician is representing the workers party of great britain.ublic anger over the war in gaza, lobbied against israeli military action. the prime minister called his victory beyond alarming. 0ur political correspondent gave us his thoughts on what the newly elected mp can expect from the houses of parliament. when he said he didn't quite love the people and it's quite so much, that feeling, believe me, is mutual. george galloway goes in there as the only workers party mp, he will have no natural allies. there will be some people, perhaps suspended by the mainstream parties that he might wish to work with. he will hope to work with a wider group of mps on one specific issue, the conflict in the middle east, but it will be difficult for him to build working relationships with many people in the other parties, not least because he has spent the entire campaign denouncing them. for example he has talked about the closeness of rishi sunak and keir starmer. he said that he despises the prime minister. the prime minister said it was beyond alarming tha

mr galloway and his party, the workers party of britain, plans to stand in 59 seats across the countryacross the country. and you mentioned earlier what this means for keir starmer. that could be a problem. i think in some seats where there's a high muslim population, the gaza muslim population, if the gaza conflict into conflict carries on into november, this goes november, later this year, goes through the year, there could be other, other eruptions of this kind we go kind of politics. as we go forward into what will be a huge year this country. year for this country. >> chopper, are you saying they're that they're just on the record that you think the workers party you think that the workers party of could cause labour of britain could cause labour potentially to lose some seats at the next election? is that possible that the workers party of britain could be labour's reform uk ? reform uk? >> i wouldn't say as wide a scale as that, but i think there are certain pockets of seats around the country where i think they will eat into support for, for labour party and that will cause pro

of galloway's workers party of britain.on. chris, i think i'll start with you on this one. george galloway has decided to come out absolutely swinging. he's name checked. angela rayner, he's rattled off a load of other constituent arses. i've done the numbers on some of those constituencies and i think he could frankly all them . could frankly take all of them. how should labour be how scared should labour be of mr ? mr galloway? >> well, i think they should be afraid. should very afraid. they should be very afraid. they should be very afraid . patrick angela rayner afraid. patrick angela rayner only has a majority, i think, of, uh, 4263. and i've spoken to a lot of people in other constituencies, constituent says that the labour party would expect to win the constituencies that they won under tony blair. places like burton, places like amber valley , uh, places like, amber valley, uh, places like, um , uh, erewash and so on, which um, uh, erewash and so on, which is in my neck of the woods and, uh, i spoke to people there

his party, the workers party of britain, has already claimed that it has won this by—election comfortablyl represent a total rejection of mainstream party politics. and also they're saying that not only do they believe that they've won comfortably, but they think it will send shock waves — their words — through the palace of westminster. but also his team saying that it will give hope to tens of thousands if, if not millions, of people in the country who are looking for a general alternative, because our democracy has been stolen from us. that is what george galloway�*s team are saying. you can see that he has arrived there at the count. this is what we were waiting for — for him to arrive. so we probably think that, as he has arrived, that a declaration won't be too far away. you can see some—of—the other candidates there. i think that is probably the monster raving loony party there as well. there are 11 candidates in all standing in this rochdale by—election which, of course, came about after the death of the veteran labour mp sir tony lloyd. he died on 17 january, just days after he h

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party, independence, not workers party, but independence that we're ready to support. country. and i know of many already in the field who will now be energised by the result here tonight. i think keir starmer has woken up this morning to his worst nightmare . well that was george nightmare. well that was george galloway speaking a very short time ago. >> to our political correspondent katherine forster. let's talk about and analyse all this more now with special adviser, former special adviser charlie rowley and former labour mp denis macshane. good morning to you both. let's recap first of all then to george galloway's warning there, dennis, this is keir starmer's worst night mare. or is it actually just a little dream george is 70 this year. >> he's founded i think, four parties. he's been briefly mp. uh after he left labour in mainstream politics. uh, in by elections. he's a marvellous speaken elections. he's a marvellous speaker. i've known him for 40 years. uh, he compelled powerful speaker . but years. uh, he compelled powerful speaker. but all his parties crash

. >> so workers party of britain leader george galloway is going to be sworn in as an mp at the house of commons today, after winning last week's by—election in rochdale. political correspondent evie olivia utley has more . has more. >> yes , britain's newest mp, >> yes, britain's newest mp, george galloway, will be introduced to the commons today, but not by conservative mp david davis. find out more with me very soon. very 500“. >> very soon. >> ministers are set to change the government's definition of extremist ism, which was set out ten years ago. it's part of a crackdown on people and groups who are apparently undermining britain's institutions and values . values. >> and the chancellor is drafting plans for up to £9 billion worth of tax rises and spending reductions in an effort to balance the books in this week's budget, former home secretary priti patel spoke to breakfast earlier . breakfast earlier. >> where are the ideas about economic growth? you know more housing, more infrastructure investment and development and the government needs to be agile about that . about that.

my workers party are on this.l, is this that, you concern, neal, is this that, you know, we have a muslim population across the united kingdom that has expanded by 44% over the course of the last ten years. it is now a significant number of people, and whilst not all of them are going to vote for galloway and his for george galloway and his party, clearly, since this conflict and perhaps brewing before a significant a significant number are what i am bemoaning is that what we saw today was a rebirth. it's happened before in history , but happened before in history, but a rebirth of religious, sectarian ism and that i find disturbing. >> i take a different view to the one that you've just set out there, and i've heard that view advanced by yourself previously , advanced by yourself previously, me and you know, my background . me and you know, my background. i was born in northern ireland. i was born in northern ireland. i was born in northern ireland. i was born in belfast. i spent my early years in ireland. i know

he calls, he's the independent mp for the workers party britain. as workers party of britain.pen on the martin, what could happen on the back rochdale result last back of the rochdale result last week, felt had been week, which he felt had been underplayed, and his point and is this , that two is right on this, that the two major were whacked into major parties were whacked into third and place. he third and fourth place. he thinks that could happen in other where have maybe other areas where you have maybe a population. if the a high muslim population. if the if gaza war carries on into if the gaza war carries on into an election period, it could be an election period, it could be a cost labour a problem and could cost labour several seats maybe now, he said, particularly on angela raynen said, particularly on angela rayner, the 3000 majority in her seat. she says we will definitely stand against angela raynen definitely stand against angela rayner. we are to cost rayner. we are going to cost labour seats . keir starmer will labour seats. keir starmer will lose because of thi

albanians, workers party, the communist.insight into communist philosophy is the death of peace. soviet mil usually seem together in communist parades and rallies. this is moved to manchuria, destroyed after six months of soviet and chinese liberation. these were manchurian factories after systematic stripping by the soviets. khrushchev declared, quote, our state has categorically refused. all that rests on loot, violence and end quote. here is grim evidence to the contrary. this was only one of the many incidents wplundering and dismr removal to russia of industrial plants. mongolia, this mongolian official is joined by an agent of the kremlin. he has ordered to moscow to ask for a form mongolia into the us. the example of yugoslavia. inay 1946, stalin's summons to moscow communist tito, head of the federal people's republic of yugoslavia, to sign a treaty of mutual assistance and july 1946, eduard vanished to prague, czechoslovakia from heading the government in exile during the war years he is unanimously reelected presid

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the controversial politician is representing the workers party of britain. by—election campaign tapped into public anger over the war in gaza and lobbied against israeli military action. the prime minister called his victory beyond alarming. how are you feeling? this is an early shift. how are you feeling, mr galloway? nice to see you again. _ i'm feeling good, thank you. the sun is shining. what's it like to be back? well, i'll tell you once i've been inside. i always loved the building. the people in it not quite so much. thank you — let's speak to our political correspondent, iain watson. thank you forjoining us. we heard george galloway there saying he always loved the building, but what kind of reception are we expecting for him in parliament?— kind of reception are we expecting for him in parliament? when he said he didn't quite _ for him in parliament? when he said he didn't quite love _ for him in parliament? when he said he didn't quite love the _ for him in parliament? when he said he didn't quite love the people - for him in parliament? when he sa

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what do you think of those elections of big waiting for workers party lead a judge galloway and a big loss for the conservative and liberal part is what is your opinion of the results? yeah, it's a great result. um, i was lovely this into george's words that he speaks for a huge amount of people in britain and you know, his statement that he made at the beginning of his victory speech. res at this is for girls that keeps so much hit the nail on the head, you know, he really tucked into into this selection into real correct on which is consistency in the morning of a particular genocide, but also on the night of appliances room. ready in boxing up the government, i'm being come to, you know, which people have been working in hard. those of us will follow him, but something goes up, you know, discussed i purchased from the city of hora at the start of the genocide. and the way that it's being facilitated by all really close from all sides of the parliamentary alleging spectrum. i'm on the site that you saw me is supposed to be a human rights refuse to cold for a ceasefire. even off to t

my first guest this evening will be the newly minted mp for rochdale and leader of the workers party of britain, george galloway mp. he'll be joining me to talk about a lot of things. the election just past gaza, us politics, everything in between. alan be joined by batya ungar, sargon, who is the deputy opinion editor of newsweek and the author of the forthcoming book bad news how woke media is undermining democracy . i'll ask undermining democracy. i'll ask her exactly how we have got to where we are today. plus plenty of discussion with my most excellent panellist, the writer and commentator tom buick. but first, an update on the latest . news. >> good evening. i'm ray anderson in the gb newsroom and we start with some breaking news tonight . two people have been tonight. two people have been arrested on suspicion of preventing a lawful and decent burial in yorkshire. branch of legacy independent funeral directors in hull and east riding remain cordoned off. it's after concern for care of the deceased was reported on wednesday. humberside police says 34 bodies have now been respec

then, the british politician from the workers party has been elected to the national parliament after he is strongly advocated for the rights of palestinians, amid the war. in god's, i'm, it says is the 1st time in the nation's history that a 3rd party candidate has solidly defeated the 2 main parties and trust. even the, the most journalist in the room will realize that this is the 1st time in british political history. the 2 parties of the state will follow later on some beach who have been miss, been down the street. i'm aware of our gear stuff on probably hands of your stall. i'm really sure not are to cheeks of the same size and they both well and truly spine galloway or nearly 40 percent of the vote and his land slide when he didn't hold back during the campaign and criticizing leaders of the labor and conservative parties accusing both sides of back in israel and gaza galloway's anti war views are not new. he described the former u. k. prime minister and tony blair as a mass murdering war criminal from britain's role in bombing a rock. he also attended anti war protests for syr

so i think that's certainly where it might be going with workers might be going with the workers party britain. they want to stand maybe 59 60 or so stand maybe 59 to 60 or so candidates of next election in targeted seats around the country. and that could be a problem for keir starmer. but the language here from george galloway, a he is a someone galloway, he's a he is a someone who very good with rhetoric. who is very good with rhetoric. he said earlier this morning that keir starmer and rishi sunak two of the same sunak are two cheeks of the same backside , and they got well backside, and they both got well and spanked tonight here and truly spanked tonight here in this kind of in rochdale. this kind of language. we'll be hearing more and in parliament, but it's and more in parliament, but it's deeply for deeply uncomfortable for the jewish jewish mps jewish community, for jewish mps . um, so far the labour party's apologised that candidate apologised that its candidate was dropped by the party because of his remarks about the of his remarks he made about the october seven attacks o

george galloway, workers party of britain candidate, 12 thousand...mainstream parties. chanting: galloway, galloway. george galloway, basking in his win, and immediately claiming it as a victory for the palestinian people. keir starmer, this is for gaza. ever controversial... george galloway! you want to burn our future! his speech interrupted by environmentalists while the campaign against anti—semitism say they are extremely concerned by his inflammatory rhetoric, but george galloway will continue to define himself in opposition to labour. this is going to spark a movement, a landslide, a shifting of the tectonic plates. labour is on notice that they have lost the confidence of millions of their voters. labour had effectively pulled out of the contest, withdrawing support for their candidate after a recording emerged of him apparently making anti—semitic remarks. after ending up in fourth place with less than 8% of the vote, the party claimed it could have won. galloway only won because labour didn't stand a candidate. i regret that we had to withdr

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george galloway, workers party of britain candidate, 12 thousand... cheering.ainstream parties. chanting: galloway, galloway. george galloway, basking in his win, and immediately claiming it as a victory for the palestinian people. keir starmer, this is for gaza. ever controversial... george galloway! you want to burn our future! his speech interrupted by environmentalists while the campaign against anti—semitism say they are extremely concerned by his inflammatory rhetoric, but george galloway will continue to define himself in opposition to labour. this is going to spark a movement, a landslide, a shifting of the tectonic plates. labour is on notice that they have lost the confidence of millions of their voters. labour had effectively pulled out of the contest, withdrawing support for their candidate after a recording emerged of him apparently making anti—semitic remarks. after ending up in fourth place with less than 8% of the vote, the party claimed it could have won. galloway only won because labour didn't stand a candidate. i regret that we had to withdra

he created the leader of the workers' party of britain and won. supported palestine, but now party leaderhe british parliament never adopted a resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. home secretary cleverly is considering how to crack down on pro-palestinian rallies. they've been running in britain every weekend since october 7th. according to cleverly, the protesters are already. have spoken and that's enough. sonok warned that such marches lead to lawlessness and the victory of candidates like galloway leads to extremism. rishi sunok even organized an emergency performance following this victory. the british thought that urishi had lost his nerve and was resigning. but sunok limited himself to platitudes. let's show the extremists that they are wrong, let's show them that even if we disagree on something, we will still maintain unity and common values. decency and respect. sunak's party has been accused of islamophobia. her mp lee anderson said the mayor of london, pakistani sadiq khan, is controlled by his islamist cronies. speaker of the house of commons linsey hoyle has warned of

to be organized, to have their parties, to have their salaries equal to the rate of inflation, these stability for the region of west asia? well, this is very very crucial the stability in iraq, as you see, and what we are witnessing is that more and more the other nations in our region are recognizing that we have to be together, we have to be united against the common enemy, you remember few years ago the iran did not... have a good relationship with the saudi arabia, now things are being changed, not only with saudi arabia, with other countries in our region, we are having a better relationship, a more friendly relationship, striving for common goals, common objectives, so it's very important the stability of iran, not only for the iranian people, but the the whole people of the region and in a wider scale, the whole people of the world, very good, thank you for joining us stay safe sir, research director there from house of latin america, joining us from the iranian capital. the iranian vice president for parliamentary affairs has in an interview with press tv earlier, elaborated

he's also affiliated with pakistan workers party. thank you for being with us.u say the name of your university? i'm sorry i mispronounced it. >could you talk about the national assembly selecting shehbaz sharif as a new prime minister? who he is and what has really taken place in this election? >> shehbaz sharif come as you noted in your intro, is a second time prime minister. he was prime minister most recently -- april 2022-2023. he hails from the sharif family that has been in and out of power for many years now. as you also noted in your intro, this election was marred sort of an understatement, by rigging and vote tampering. even after the election results came out in which imran khan's party clearly by any objective measure won the most seats, we saw systematic process of changing the outcome to reduce imran's seats by about 25 to 30 seats. nermeen: could you explain pti and imran khan's popularity? he has been imprisoned. there are multiple cases against him and yet all of these people voted for independent candidates aligned with him. what explains that

party of britain a landslide victory against the major party candidates, but we know there's a whole body of people for whom it issues of international justice and rights and britain's position in the world and whether it shows respect for human rights and international law matter and certain constituencies. "the issue of, does britain support and protect the rights of the palestinian people is of particular residence. this was the fifth national demonstration of the year, and organizers say there will be more. while the civilians in gaza say they feel that their plight is being ignored. the millions of people here and around the world are saying that they are making sure through their protests that the palestinians know that their cries are being heard. tipur is up press." tv, london. if there was any concern that pro palestinians in france were starting to lose interest in the five month long attempted genocide of gaza by israel, one of the nation's largest demonstrations since the start of the invasion, put that idea to rest. many thousands converged in the capital for passionate

party of britain a landslide victory against the major party candidates, but we know there's a whole body of people for whom of international justice and rights and britain's position in the world, and whether it shows respect for human rights and international law matter and certain constituencies where the issue of does britain support and protect the rights of the palestinian people is of particular resonance. this was the fifth national demonstration of the year and organizers say there will be more. while the civilians in gaza say they feel that their plight is being ignored, the millions of... people here and around the world are saying that they are making sure through their protests that the palestinians know that their cries are being heard. cipura press tv, london. if there was any concern that pro-palestinians in france were starting to lose interest in the five month long attempted genocide of gaza by israel, one of the nation's largest demonstrations since the start of the invasion, put that at idea to rest, many thousands converged in the capital for passionate denuncia