for example, i myself will give an example of the iranian call party . i also believe about two or three other moderate parties. i know that the friends of the parties are members of the central council. the cadres who are trained to go through political courses and gain the experience of many are mr. mahdian's own course, but in the course of the reformist, when registration is faced with disqualification, it means that the parties cannot present their ideal options when this happens. parties fail to function actually, they are falling. they have to choose between the options that exist and the ideal options that are not theirs, because of this fact that if the country had real parties, if the political structure of the parties was recognized, the parties would definitely be effective, and we currently lack these features. in the case of going through radical and moderate reformers, mr. mahdian, i did not agree with your description. actually, this opposition does not exist in the course of reforms, in our course of reforms, the important feature is plu

all concerned parties _ an end to the war on gaza and would call all concerned parties to - call allies to| self—restraint and we do not call all concerned parties to - self—restraint and we do not want to see an _ self—restraint and we do not want to see an escalation _ self—restraint and we do not want to see an escalation in— self—restraint and we do not want to see an escalation in the _ self—restraint and we do not want to see an escalation in the region - self—restraint and we do not want to see an escalation in the region and i see an escalation in the region and we do _ see an escalation in the region and we do not — see an escalation in the region and we do not want _ see an escalation in the region and we do not want to _ see an escalation in the region and we do not want to witness - see an escalation in the region and we do not want to witness more i see an escalation in the region and . we do not want to witness more death in addition _ we do not want to witness more death in addition to— we do not want to witness more death in addition to what _ we do not want to witnes

hold on, i got a phone call— racist from your party? - racist from your party? hold on, i got a phone call to make. mr- got a phone call to make. mr anderson? are _ got a phone call to make. mr anderson? are you - got a phone call to make. mr anderson? are you all - got a phone call to make. mr anderson? are you all right? got a phone call to make. mr- anderson? are you all right? just a few of the questions _ anderson? are you all right? just a few of the questions fired - anderson? are you all right? just a few of the questions fired at - anderson? are you all right? just a few of the questions fired at the i few of the questions fired at the anderson. let's speak to naveed asghar, deputy chair of the conservative muslim forum — the only muslim group directly affiliated to the conservative party. welcome to the programme. your group or that a statement of the weekend saying it is vital for all ages to stand firmly against racism, anti—muslim hatred, and islamophobia and any form of discrimination. you think that is what you have heard

t comments that you have been calling races for your party?— races for your party?a phone call to _ races for your party? i have got a phone call to make. _ let's get the action because this can and questions being thrown at lee anderson. imam qari asim is the head imam at makkah mosque leeds and chair of mosques & imams national advisory board. he used to be an islamophobia consultant for the government thank you so much forjoining us. in terms of what we have heard from government ministers and the prime minister over the last 24 hours, what have you made about the late they have actually responded. —— the way they have actually responded? t way they have actually responded? i think it is really disappointing that the prime minister and members of the cabinet have not really cold out islamophobic comments made by lee anderson. we welcome the fact that lee anderson has been suspended from the party but i think it's really important to recognise that what he said was driven by anti—muslim prejudice, anti—muslim hatred, islamophobia. we are not precious about the ter

some in your party have called mr anderson's. party have called mr anderson's comments islamophobic.lled mr anderson's comments islamophobic. are they? you can call them — comments islamophobic. are they? you can call them islamophobia, _ can call them islamophobia, anti—muslim, whatever way, they were there to cause absurd to the muslims. they have caused upset and we've been inundated with messages from our members stating we have to take action. i'm glad the prime minister has taken action and he has been removed. in minister has taken action and he has been removed.— minister has taken action and he has been removed. in your statement on this controversy, _ been removed. in your statement on this controversy, you _ been removed. in your statement on this controversy, you have _ been removed. in your statement on this controversy, you have written i this controversy, you have written on the forum it is vital for all leaders to stand firmly against racism anti—muslim hatred, islamophobia and discrimination. what do you make of the park in his statement, the prime minister did not m

shihab tabatabaei, the secretary general of the iranian call party, said that this party along with some reform parties requesting the submission of an electoral list of 110 people in the cities they say that they will support the list of the voice of the people in tehran. the electoral list of the voice of the third nation will be published in march at the same time as the election campaigns begin. there are seven female candidates in this list. the stability front has announced about its electoral strategy that the principle of unity with the revolutionary forces is based on the indicators considered by this front. otherwise, stability will publish a separate electoral list in tehran and cities. nahid akbarzadeh of sada vesi news agency. the people of different poverty all over our country are ready to have a conscious participation in the elections of the 11th of march. the choice of weapons these elections emphasize. if i were a member of the parliament, i would think about the workers to do work for the benefit of the people . i vote for such persons who tell the truth and are corre

we have repeatedly called on all parties to the _ called on all parties to the conflict to respect theirve repeatedly called for access and release of the hostages that remain. so called for access and release of the hostages that remain.— hostages that remain. so as far as ou know hostages that remain. so as far as you know there — hostages that remain. so as far as you know there hasn't _ hostages that remain. so as far as you know there hasn't been - hostages that remain. so as far as you know there hasn't been any i you know there hasn't been any access to them by the red cross? that is correct.— access to them by the red cross? that is correct. william, thank you for “oininr around the world and across the let's look at some other stories making news. a study by the resolution foundation has found people in their early 20s are more likely to take time off work because of illness than those in their 40s. the think tank says mental health is of particular concern, with around a third of 18—24—year—olds reporting they have conditions such as anxiety or depression. analysis by bbc verif

your party was the first party when we started, and we came as a so-called party. institutions from representatives. after being in the parliament , we elected representatives at the national level of the provinces, and he came forward behind him. we continued until the new party law came. now we have 20 fronts in the country . one of them is the independent and moderate party. it was my party , now there are 12 parties as the head of the independent front there are idears, and now there are 140 people in my party , 21 people coming to the central council, electing 21 people to the central council is very rote, which means that it is implied that the candidate is from a certain current, for example, the previous period, mr. mataki boden , as the head of khan, is from the fundamentalists of the period before him, yes, period. before him, mr. kamali was the reformer of the era of the independents and moderates . i mentioned that there are 13 parties, 73 national parties and the 30 provincial parties where i serve as the head of the country's parties, how many members

this news was told by the spokesperson of iran's call party. saeed nurmohammadi. he also said that probably 7 people from this list are women. however, the leader of the voice of the nation said about this list, it is not attributed to any political faction, it is both principled, reformist and people who they do not belong to any group. hamid reza targhee, deputy general secretary of the coalition party, said: giving or not giving a joint list with the fundamentalists depends on whether the proposals of the coalition are in the lists of the unity council and the coalition council. hamid reza jalaipour, a reformist political activist, said that those who are worried that people's votes will be confiscated by a certain political group, are they worried that people's non-voting will be confiscated in favor of anti-iranians and violent subversives? ebrahim asadi bidmashki of sed and sima news agency also said that opening the door will help the national unity. the attorney general of the country said that during the elections, the monitoring will be increased to comp

democracy in south africa is called multi-party democracy.ividuals' political parties can be candidates in national and provincial elections and enter the national assembly. which is the largest and most important group of legislators at the national level who are present in the parliament . members of parliament. the parliament is also made up of provincial legislators. the provincial legislatures are representatives of the people who represent the provinces of south africa. not south africa has members of the provincial legislature compared to members. the national assembly has different roles and responsibilities. the main difference is that the members of the provincial legislative assembly are elected within the provinces and they are supposed to represent the views and needs of the people within the constituency of their own province. the south african national assembly is elected by the voters . the national assembly of south africa elects the president and the president appoints the cabinet, which includes ministers, deputy ministers

let me be clear, the labour party is calling for an immediate l party is calling for an immediate humanitarianr, when that ceasefire comes we do not want to see the fighting restart. i have been crystal clear about that. i will give way. i been crystal clear about that. i will give way-— been crystal clear about that. i will give way. i am very grateful for the honourable _ will give way. i am very grateful for the honourable member - will give way. i am very grateful for the honourable member for | will give way. i am very grateful - for the honourable member for giving way. for the honourable memberfor giving way. i am gratefulfor the position he is now adapting around an immediate ceasefire. i think there is more cohesion in this house today then we are actually showing the public. there are still some people in this house who are demanding that a ceasefire has to be permanent, i don't like to make a comparison to our own peace process but the basic principles are the same. you cannot guarantee the permanence of a ceasefire. you work for a ceasefire under the new work to make it permanent.

some in your party have called mr anderson's. party have called mr anderson's commons islamophobic. say they are? you commons islamophobic. would you say the are? ., ., they are? you can call them that, anti-muslim _ they are? you can call them that, anti-muslim hatred. _ they are? you can call them that, anti-muslim hatred. however- they are? you can call them that, anti-muslim hatred. however you they are? you can call them that, - anti-muslim hatred. however you term anti—muslim hatred. however you term them, they were there to cause upset to the muslims. they have caused upset and we've been inundated with messages from our members, stating we have to take action. i am glad the prime minister has taken action and the web has been removed. in your statement on this controversy, your statement on this controversy, you have written on the forum that it is vital for all leaders to stand firmly against racism and to muslim hatred and islamophobia. what do you make of the fact in his statement, the prime minister did not mention anti—muslim hatred or islamophobia? this is a conversati

at labour party amendment is not called? . ., , labour party amendment is not called?led? , . ~ ., , called? of course, i will back any motion calling — called? of course, i will back any motion calling for— called? of course, i will back any motion calling for an _ called? of course, i will back any motion calling for an immediate l motion calling for an immediate ceasefire. i did so in november and will do so again. but it is strange that we are debating which of the motions which call for an immediate ceasefire is the better when actually what they are saying is why the government is not calling for an immediate ceasefire? they see these children dying and what is going on in the gaza strip and this evening i had a voice message from sarah chaplin who has spent the entire day at the rafah crossing telling me what senior aid workers... she is chair of the commons international development select committee. she has been there all day, she is saying that senior leaders in all the aid agencies are in despair. they say they have never seen anything like it in 25 years. t

for example, i can give an example of the iranian call party. i also believe in two or three other intermediate parties . there are mahdians , but in the reformist current , when registration is faced with disqualification, it means that the parties cannot present their ideal options. it is not their ideal. are not they should choose because of the fact that if the country had real parties, if the political structure of the parties was recognized, the parties would definitely be effective, and we currently lack these characteristics . i do not agree with your description, in fact, this opposition does not exist in the course of reforms, in our course of reforms. the important feature is the pluralism that exists in this trend, after all, mr. seyyed mohammad khatami is the symbolic face of this trend , he is respected by all spectrums, but there is pluralism in him , there have always been criticisms, that's how it is. the core of the fundamentalist stream, which criticizes more or less , they do not have the characteristics of things, we are not

shahab tabatabaei, the secretary general of iran's call party, said that this party, together with some reformist parties , will present an electoral list of 110 people in the cities . tehran will also support the list of voice of the nation. the electoral list of voice of the nation will be published on the 3rd of march at the same time as the election campaigns begin. there are seven female candidates in this list. the stability front has also announced its election strategy. the principle of unity with the revolutionary forces is the basis of the indicators of this front. otherwise, the stability of the separate electoral list in tehran and other cities will be ruined. consciously, in the 11th of march elections , people emphasize the choice of weapons in these elections . if i were a parliamentarian , i would think about the workers. do things for the benefit of the people. i vote for such people who speak the truth and be correct in their work . they vote for such people to improve the economic and livelihood conditions of the people , curb inflation, maintain the monetary base. fi

the constitution of pakistan, the parties of these parties, the so-called representatives who do not have a party, must join the so-called different parties, there are 21 days to form a new government , if this government is not formed after 21 court day he will decide what will happen, despite the negotiations that have taken place and the meeting of the party leaders with nawaz sharif, who is the head of nawaz's muslim party, an agreement has not yet been reached on the break-up, and the tehreek-e-insaf party , which has won the most votes in this election, has not yet been reached. he has not shown any interest in the coalition to other parties . very well, thank you very much, mr. hashemi . i am saying goodbye to you, mr. hosseini. this is the international news. i am at your service. thank you very much, sir. good morning. today is the year of the release of mr. hosseini's statement. greetings to you and the viewers of the khabar channel the second step of the islamic revolution is that a conference is scheduled to be held today. on this occasion , the theoretical aspects of thi

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this news was told by the spokesperson of iran's call party. saeed nurmohammadi also said that seven people from this list are probably women. however, the head of sadd mellat said that this list does not belong to any political faction, it is principled, it is reformist, and there are people who do not belong to any group. whether or not to give a joint list with the fundamentalists depends on how much the various proposals in the lists of the unity council and the coalition council are realized. hamid reza jalaipour, a reformist political activist, said that those who are worried that people's voting will be confiscated by a certain political group, is it because people's non-voting is also in favor of anti-iran and instigators of violence. they are worried about confiscation, mr. jalaipour also said that opening up the loopholes will help the national unity . they are with us here in the studio to give more information about this, mr. zarrabi. hello , please tell me in which areas we have rains today and will the rains be only rain or will w

the spokesman of iran's call party, in a conversation with sada and sima news agency , informed about the consultations to present an election list with ali motahari as the head of the list. mr. dr. motahari is considering to publish a list for the city of tehran under the title "voice of the nation", asking for our advice and opinion. both with the parties of brokers and national trust and moderation and development have a dialogue , i think their final decision will be decided by the end of this week. hamid rasaei, a member of the central council of arterial, also spoke about the negotiations of this front with other fundamentalist groups. we had several negotiations with the unity council and mr. mottaki, and if we reach a conclusion, we will in fact follow a common path. let's find out from other groups such as jamiat islamic revolution which mr. zaifakan in rossheh or rozma, mr. allah karam in rossheh or musaf that mr. raifipour in rossheh , many negotiations have been held with all of them due to the sharing of discourse. on monday, both the interior minister and the spokesperso

the spokesperson of iran's call party talks about the efforts of the reformist movement to form a strong minority in the upcoming parliament. the request of 110 reformist political activists to the people to participate in the elections, passing extremism or pluralism? in my opinion, a good thing has happened in the body of the reform front and... the new generation of the reform front, which has reached such a level of rationality that basically radicalism has no fruit and practically nothing will happen in the future unless we refer to the ballot box and with anger from the fund, not only we do not get results, but our social base also cannot be effective. allow me, mr. mahdian, that i do not agree with your description. in fact, this opposition does not exist in the course of reforms. there is that this is an opinion of some reformers there are those who have a slightly different point of view , and they have different proposals, of course, on the other hand, there are some friends who think that the opening we are looking for is not possible, and they think that they are disappointed

the spokesman of iran's call party, in a conversation with sada and sima news agency , informed about the consultations to present an electoral list with ali motahari as the head of the list. they are considering to publish a list for the city of tehran under the title of "voice of the nation ". hamid rasai, member of the council, should be confirmed markazi sherian also said about the negotiations of this front with other principled groups, we had several negotiations with the unity council and mr. mottaki, that if we reach a conclusion , we will in fact follow a common path with other groups such as the jamiat islamic revolution which mr. zaribakan in ressheh or razma that mr. al-akram is in resseh or musaf that mr. raifipour is in resseh with all of these because of sharing the discourse , many negotiations have been held. on monday, both the interior minister went behind the podium and the spokesman of the guardian council . there is a possibility of relocation for the representatives until 25th of february . their request must be registered for 3.5 million people. we almost have

if i don't want to recognize it, it's a word you see, what we call parties now, unfortunately, is different from society. we have parties that are 5 to 6 people, that is, he went to one side , himself, his wife, his brother, his wife. this is the formation of a party. the fight is about sharing. i will publish a list of 25 people today. i will pick a list of 25 people tomorrow and add 5 more or less people to my list . now, these friends and in fact these are literature , in fact, in my opinion, other circles are political activism, mr. doctor, i think that the place. location this is not naza, the place of naza is a bit earlier. whether you like it or not, iranian society has become diverse. look at the iranian society, i happen to belong to it. i am a member of i'tikaf, a member of arafah, and a member of arbaeen. i have not gone until now. but this is not all of iranian society. iranian society consists of young people who go to cafes. iranian society is a society that if an hour passes, you will walk in the back alleys of tehran, shiraz, north. you see people who are almost nothing like

the iranian call party, which supports the joint electoral list of the voice of the nation in tehran, announced the list of candidates supported by it throughout the country. as a reformist civil institution , we invite the people of the nation to participate by introducing and supporting worthy people. the national trust party, which is one of the supporters of the voice of the nation list, has announced soon. it announces the names of its supported candidates in the cities. at the same time, hossein marashi, secretary general of the construction agents party, to the rumor of this party's separation from jaba. reforms reacted and said: the interaction of several parties that are members of the reform front to support the voice of the nation list does not mean separation from this front. the brokers welcome any action to make elections more competitive. another political trend announced the candidates it supports for the capital's electoral district by publishing a joint electoral list called jihadists of islamic iran. 10,000 children under 3 years of age in more than 10 provinces of

the iranian call party, which supports the joint electoral list of the voice of the nation in tehran, announced the list of candidates supported by it throughout the country. as a reformist civil institution , we invite the people of the nation to participate by introducing and supporting worthy people. party the national trust, which is one of the supporters of the voice of the nation list , has announced soon. it announces the names of its supported candidates in the cities. at the same time , hossein marashi, the secretary general of the construction agents party , reacted to the rumor of this party's separation from the reform front and said: the interaction of several parties of the reform front to support the mellat voice list does not mean separation from this front. the brokers welcome any action to make elections more competitive . another political current with. electoral joint called jihadists of islamic iran announced their supported candidates for the capital constituency did as the parliamentary elections are getting closer, and leadership experts on friday of this week,

look , what we call parties now is unfortunately different from society, we have parties. . that 5 people are not 6 people means that he and his wife , his wife's brother have gone to one side, and that they are going to make a party. this is more of a beggar's act, and by the way, i want to say that his fight is about shareholding. it was in 1976 that it spread. this is from mr. khatami's policy the principle of the work was correct , but giving permission to their own friends is the bane of tourism. now, these are friends, and in fact, these are literature. in fact, in my opinion , other circles are politically active. mr. doctor, i think that this is not the place of naza, the place of naza is a little earlier. iranian society, whether you like it or hate it, it has multiplied , you see, iranian society, i happen to be a member of it, i am also a member of i'tikaf , a member of arafahm, and a member of arbaeen, i have not been there yet, but this is not all of iranian society, there are young people who go to cafes, iranian society is a society. that you, if an hour passe

spokesperson of iran's call party in a conversation with sedavasima news agency he informed about the consultations to present an electoral list with ali motahari as the head of the list. mr. dr. motahari is considering to publish a list for the city of tehran under the title of "voice of the nation " . it should be decided by the end of this week, hamid rasai, a member of the central council of shreyan, also said about the negotiations of this front with other principled groups, we had several negotiations with the unity council and mr. mottaki, and if we reach a conclusion, we will actually follow a common path. let's do it from other groups, such as jamiat islamic revolution, which mr. zaifakan in rossheh, or razma, which mr. allah karam in rossheh, or musaf, which mr. raifipour in rossheh, with all of these because of the common discourse. many negotiations have taken place. on monday, both the interior minister and the spokesman of the guardian council went behind the podium. the possibility of relocation for representatives must be registered by 25th of february. about 3 and a h

the spokesperson of iran's call party also said in a statement that we have serious criticisms of the reform front, but we did not separate from it. the head of the election security headquarters stated that the health and security of the elections is the red line of the ministry of interior and the executives will be dismissed even on the day of the election if they support the candidates. the spokesman of the guardian council also said that today is the last chance candidates are required to register their representatives to attend polling stations. yasser beheshti, reporter. you have also heard that sed and sima have launched special channels for the elections to introduce parliament members, but these channels. where is it and how can we access them? to access these networks, first find the home or menu button on the tv remote control. then select the option to edit the channel. now you have two options. automatic search and manual search. select the automatic search option. we wait until the 100 channel finding stage is complete. at in the last step, select the save option. now i

, or two and a half, so-called parties, and accordingly there is a government, governmental, powerfulosition structured world government, there are also ministers, each of whom is engaged in his own direction, and for every proposal of the authorities , they always come up with their position, because the watershed is ideological or value-based, and then a government of national unity...makes sense because in fact it is formed to consolidate the nation that is represented. in our case, when the parliament is essentially a battery of anti-rating, then from the leaders... of anti-rating as deputies as a whole it is difficult to create the image of a government of national unity. shmyhal is definitely not about a government of technocrats, it is a government about techno-executives, because technocracy implies the very greek word, kratia, kratos, it is management, states, it implies that they have power, this government does not have power, they only execute, but subjectivity needs to be returned there. in this case, both political forces and other non-governmental entities can become a

, the so-called conservative party of great britain, there is also, by the way, a wonderful photographall, so to speak, standing in one place, and johnson there... that’s what he actually calls them, nazi fascists , putin’s puppets and there , there are a lot of all sorts of things, so to speak, and in general , enemies of america, once again, enemies of america, as david cameron understands it, as a global structure that is obliged to ensure something else, not at all national interests, certainly definitely not the interests of the citizens of the united states, that’s what marzhari teilo kiss my ass kritin, he says to her, well, marjri, what are you talking about, where did you even get this collective farmer, where are you from the collective farmer? where they started, this is an amazing thing, because really, these are the people who say that i beat the ukrainian in order to push through, i completely disagree, for one simple reason, then this would be an anti-ukrainian move, because since we have such a threat in space, we need to do something, of course, where’s the money then?

party, which calls for a ceasefire.cretary david lammy said labour had shifted position because the situation in gaza had "evolved". will speak to the shadow foreign secretary david lammy later in the programme. the russian news agency tass says prosecutors have opened a criminal case against oleg navalny, the brother of russian opposition figure alexei navalny, who died in prison on friday. it's not clear what he's accused of, but tass says police are searching for oleg navalny, who was already on the wanted list in 2014, oleg navalny was sentenced to three and a half years in prison forfraud, in a case kremlin critics said was trumped up and designed to pile pressure on his late brother. meanwhile, navalny�*s family have still not been allowed to take his body home. they say authorities are deliberately keeping his body from them. his family have been told they won't get access for another two weeks, because more chemical analysis is needed. his widow, yulia navalnaya, said she sees no other reason for russia keeping

if it isn't called for a vote, then you may have the labour party divided again on how to vote on thend prince william has called for an end to the fighting as soon as possible. what impact will the statements he has made have in westminster, if any? i think certainly a lot of people are struck by the fact that the prince of wales has made a political, of sorts, statement. procedure because it's not at all clear that the labour although, my sense is that people on all sides of this debate in westminster are taking it mostly as a humanitarian statement. he talks about the loss of civilian life on both sides, he called for peace, he doesn't get into the specifics as political parties sort of do about how that might be brought about and what a peaceful settlement might look like. but certainly, the fact that you have the house of commons debating this today and the fact that simultaneously the prince of wales has made a public statement on it, i think shows that this is something that is occupying the minds of people at the very top of british public life. the nhs in england will begin t

, or 2.5, so-called parties, and accordingly there is a government, a powerful one, and there is alsotured world opposition. there are also ministers who are each engaged in their own direction, and on every proposal of the government, they always come up with their own position, because the watershed is ideological or value-based, and then the government of national unity makes sense, because in fact it is formed for the consolidation of the nation, which is represented , in our in the case when the parliament is essentially a battery of anti-rating, then the government of national unity created the leaders of anti-rating as deputies in the general image. it's difficult shmyhal - it's definitely not about the government of technocrats, it's about the government about techno-executives, because technocracy implies the greek word itself, kratia, kratos, it's state management, it implies. that they have power, this government does not have power, they only execute, but subjectivity needs to be returned there, in this case , political forces and other non-governmental entities, can becom

or two and a half so-called parties, and accordingly there is a government, governmental, powerful. there are oppositions, structured by the world of power, always coming forward with their position, because the watershed is ideological or value-based, and then the government of national unity makes sense, because... in fact, it is formed for the consolidation of the nation that is represented. in our case, when the parliament is essentially a battery of anti-rating, then from the leaders of anti-rating, as deputies in general, the offense it is difficult to create a government of national unity. shmyhal is definitely not about a government of technocrats, it is a government about techno-executives, because technocracy implies the very greek word, kratia, kratus, it is management, the state, it implies that they have power. this government has no power. they only perform, but it is necessary to return subjectivity there, in this case , both political forces and other non-governmental subjects can become a source of legitimacy for those who will be delegated to the government, or fro

you will have the labour party, for the first time also calling for an immediate ceasefire, but unlikeill have the conservative party calling for an immediate humanitarian pause, but not using the ceasefire language. that is if lindsay hoyle decides that convention, president, allows him to call the labour amendment for a vote. if he decides it doesn't, the labour party will have its divisions on this issue exposed again, because they will be divided on how to vote on that scottish national party motion. perhaps some people in sir keir starmer�*s front bench team will decide they do want to vote for that snp motion. that would necessitate then resigning from the front bench role. of course, the question of whether this is an important moment for parliament to voice its view on this conflict before the international committee, or whether this is lee —— linguistic gold commons navel—gazing , . .. the row between the government and the former chairman of the post office shows no sign of dying down. henry staunton has now released a note, made after a meeting with a senior civil servant, w

with the entry of the sweden democrats , a right-wing so-called populist party, in particular, in 2010, a challenge was created for our parliamentary system to form a government and approve the budget, because we we had a culture of consensus, but the entry of these new parties into the parliament was not very popular for other parties, so this causes the system to become deadlocked at times. regional officials are sent to the counting board and later recount the votes, but report the count immediately and the recount is only to confirm the initial results. in terms of foreign intervention or foreign surveillance, we don't have much now. we do not have a special authority or institution to which you can submit complaints. recently, there have been more complaints, but basically what i am saying is that the electoral system in sweden is wrong the basis of the widespread trust of the people of amanat in elections has not really been a big problem for the swedes, at least historically, and as i said, monitoring is weak, but the possibility of undermining people's rights is definitely weak

that since it could not hold internal elections , it cannot be called a party from here. enter the electionsument real or was it an excuse to remove amra party? this is both an excuse and it is also correct from a legal point of view, that is, if a party does not hold internal elections, both the court and the election commission can do something about it, but it has not happened so far. at most, they will pay a fine, they will do something, but from the election. they don't do it, but this is the first time which has distanced itself from the elections and does not use the name of the party, and the issue that i wanted to make more clear to you is that the electoral sign is not even now the insaf party because it does not have a party . for example, for the muslim league of nawaz sharif, the lion is the lion of the forest, this is the election symbol , for example, it belongs to the dark people's party, this is the election symbol , for example, other parties also have an election symbol, but tehreek -e-insaf means hizb insaf because it is not a party. people who are with imran khan or hizb

with 69 and 51 seats are the so-called other parties that got the most votes . reports indicate that the nawaz muslim league is seeking the formation of the government is a coalition with other parties, especially the people's party and the muslim league party. somehow , he could not get the so-called full votes, despite the many advertisements they had , zardari was very willing to talk to hashemi. thank you very much. inshallah , we will see the news of your reports about the parliamentary elections in pakistan in the next sections. ms. pourani , let's go to the news at 7 o'clock. in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful viewers , good morning . welcome to the news at 7:00 am.

h0 called a racist from your party? no comment.lier today, rishi sunak was asked whether the comments were islamophobic. i have been very clear that what he said was wrong and unacceptable and thatis said was wrong and unacceptable and that is why we suspended the web, and it is important that everybody, particularly elected politicians are carefully with their words and do not inflame tensions.— not inflame tensions. there's a difference _ not inflame tensions. there's a difference between _ not inflame tensions. there's a difference between wrong - not inflame tensions. there's a difference between wrong and | not inflame tensions. there's a - difference between wrong and islam a phobic, _ difference between wrong and islam a phobic, where there is a phobic? the phobic, where there is a phobic? important phobic, where there is a phobic? tie: important thing is phobic, where there is a phobic? ti2 important thing is they were wrong and oxidant unacceptable and that is why the web has been suspended, and i think everyone can see th

edgar hoover called the party "the greatest threat to internal security" and ordered surveillance topose, disrupt, misdirect, discdit, or otherwise neutralize" the black panthers. tensions with local police led to deadly clashes. in chicago, a police raid killed rising party star fred hampton and party member mark clark. in 1982, the federal government paid $1.8 million to settle a lawsuit alleging that the fbi had a role in the chicago raid. plagued by internal disputes and power struggles, the party was essentially defunct by the late 1970's. it was formally disbanded in 1982. >> no justice -- >> no peace. john: but many see parts of s legacy living on today in groups like black lives matter. party members were among the first to openly challenge police violence, often converging on the scene when offers stopped young black men on the streets. donna murch is an associate professor of history at rutgers university and the author of "living for the citymigration, education and the rise of the black panther party in oakland, california." donna, from your perspective, what is the great

britain's opposition labour party meanwhile, is calling for immediate. humanitarian ceasefire for theheir position had shifted because the situation in gaza had evolved. israeli occupation forces have intensified their attacks on palestinians inside the west bank with at least five dead in genene and scores more arrested. in just on the five months the us led. daily genocidal war on gaza has killed at least 30,00 palestinians with thousands more intoomed under the rubble, the vast majority of them women and children. so much to unpack here and helping me to do just that is the political analyst alex accaman, and via skype from leicester is dr. ishmael patel. he's the founder of friends of alaxa and member of the conflicts forum. gentlemen, good to see you both, but we start off with obviously some more news. alex that we're going to delve deeper into, we know that washington blocked uh israel again, provided some cover at the united nations, uh, just briefly your assessment of that situation. thank you very much for this another show about gaza, and uh, it's sad that we have to go thr

fascist party pis. the district court of warsaw allowed kaczynski's brainchild and his followers to be called by their own names. powerful explosion of domestic gas in yerevan. one residential building collapsed completely, others were damaged. there are victims. rather uncertain than. the fierce ones asked the weather forecasters what the weather would be like on this week? the geographical remoteness of kamchatka from belarus should not hinder friendship and cooperation, the president stated this today during a meeting with the governor of the russian region. alexander lukashenko noted: minsk and petropavlovsk-kamchatsky are able to significantly increase trade turnover through direct supplies of seafood and the creation of joint processing plants. i am convinced that we will be able to find opportunities to build our relations without unnecessary intermediaries, thereby ensuring that the products we supply there and back, it will be much cheaper. the kamchatka region is famous for its unique marine r

motion was put forward by the scottish national party with both labor and conservative. of parties proposing amendments, tempers flaared and speaker of the house eventually apologized for his actions, press tv reports. pro-palestinian protesters outside the british parliament, demanding their representatives endorse a scottish national party call for immediate ceasefire in gaza. there's a sense here that politicians are not listening to the will of the people, and the question these protesters are asking is how many more palestinians would have to... die for british politicians to call for an end to a genocide that's already taken more than 30,000 palestinin lives. inside, chaos and confusion, as speaker lindsay doyle broke convention allowing vote not just on the government's amendment, but also on one put forward by the opposition labor party. there wasn't much hope for the ruling conservatives to shift their position, so the focus was once again on labor, whose leader kier starmer had only recently called for a ceasefire, but ahead of the vote. it emerged labor had persuaded party rebels

party — which calls for a ceasefire.ifted because the situation in gaza had "evolved". what we've done today is that we have set down a motion calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. that is because the situation now in gaza is intolerable, with a dramatic loss of life, with so many people facing starvation, and we are very clear that the rafah offensive that is being planned cannot go ahead. this is a comprehensive motion and it is one that i hope that the whole house can now get behind. it might sound like semantics but labour's position on this has gradually evolved over time. at one stage they were talking about a need for a humanitarian pause then keir starmer talked about an immediate end to the fighting, now this phrase and immediate humanitarian ceasefire. i don't suppose this will change a great deal in terms of what israel is doing on the ground in gaza right now but labour wants to be seen as a party of government, riding high in the poll so it wants to ensure it is coming up with the right position t

you call. i heard it the one of as the 3rd presidential candidate, the 75 year old as a member of the communist party. although the communist candidate typically takes 2nd place and the election could have thrown up, does not present a significant challenge to fruit. and then there is 39 year old religious loved the amount of rent unsuccessfully for moscow. mayor in 2023, he made headlines when he signed his name in support of anti war candidates bodies . my dear jim, who was just recently disqualified, but it's unlikely that he will adopt my dear against position in his election campaign. this is how the official ballot will look in march 2024. used jennifer park a file task report for us and earlier she told me the election result looks inevitable as well. the 1st thing to mention is that this is the least amount of registered presidential candidates in russia since 2008 in russia's last presidential elections in 2018. there were 8 names on the ballot. so this makes it obvious that the kremli

party — which calls for a ceasefire.hadow foreign secretary david lammy said labour had shifted because the situation in gaza had "evolved". what we've done today is that we have set down a motion calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. that is because the situation now in gaza is intolerable, with a dramatic loss of life, with so many people facing starvation, and we are very clear that the rafah offensive that is being planned cannot go ahead. this is a comprehensive motion and it is one that i hope that the whole house can now get behind. let's speak to our political correspondent peter saull to get his take on this shift in position from labour. this is a shift, but how significant is it? it this is a shift, but how significant is it? ,., ~' this is a shift, but how significant isit? ~ , ., ., is it? it might sound like semantics but labour's _ is it? it might sound like semantics but labour's position _ is it? it might sound like semantics but labour's position on _ is it? it might sound like semantics but

call for immediate cease fire in gaza. there's a sense here that politicians are not listening to the will of the people and the... the question this protesters are asking is how many more palestinians would have to die for british politicians to call for an end to a genocide that's already taken more than 30,000 palestinin lives. inside, chaos and confusion, as speaker lindsay doyle broke convention allowing vote not just on the government's amendment, but also on one put forward by the opposition labor party. there wasn't much hope for the ruling conservatives to shift their position, so the focus was once again. whose leader kier starmer had only recently called for a ceasefire, but ahead of the vote, it emerged labor had persuaded party rebels to vote for their carefully cabiatted amendment and abstain on the more blunt smp motion. the labor party under kir starma is trying to find a way where they can adopt, they can say they voted for a cease fire, but with language that basically says, until israel tells them that i

call for immediate cease vire in gaza.icians are not listening to the will of the people, and the question these protesters are asking is how many more palestinians would have to die for british politicians to call for an end to a genocide that's already taken more than 30,000 palestinin lives. inside, chaos and confusion, as speaker lindsay doyle broke convention allowing vote, not just on the government's amendment, but also on one put forward by the opposition labor party. there wasn't much hope for. and the speaker returned to the chamber as the world watched on, flavorgasted. the message it does send is that is that the tories and labor are absolutely wedded to the us foreign policy, and that is what they're following, and this is what's leading them to still not call in for a cease fire properly. the takeaway from the spectacle, meaningless vote in favor of a ceasefire, our labour party that avoided a revolt and resignations, more disappointment for the anti-genocide movement in the uk and a further erosion of palest

a huge row has erupted over minutes by the scottish national party calling for immediate cease—fire infire in gaza. but things change.

the uk labour party calls for a conservative mp to be suspended over what it described as "islamophobiccomments. hello, i'm lauren taylor. a defiant president zelensky has insisted ukraine will win — as the country marks the second anniversary of russia's full—scale invasion. let's go straight to kyiv and our chief international correspondent, lees said. ., chief international correspondent, leessaid. ., , ., lees said. come february 24, two ears lees said. come february 24, two years ago. — lees said. come february 24, two years ago. is _ lees said. come february 24, two years ago. is a — lees said. come february 24, two years ago. is a day _ lees said. come february 24, two years ago, is a day seared - lees said. come february 24, two years ago, is a day seared in - lees said. come february 24, two . years ago, is a day seared in memory but also in history, as russia unleashed its full—scale invasion of ukraine, attacking from three directions, and on land, sea and air. for ukrainians, it really was his first fearful hours that sent them into their basements, their bunkers, into the u

in the german parliament of the a f d and they are also calling on the other parties within the parliament to act as a defensive wall against the a sd coming into power. they asked the other parties to not form alliances with the if the and to push back against this parties. rhetoric, but also it's policies in today is another example, one of these demonstrations calling for democracy, calling for human rights. and we've seen a lot of people bringing lights in and slash lights to show that they are a see of lights in, in new york right now. they've been parties on the right in germany for quite some time, but this is a sustained form of resistance if you will. what's compelling all these people to take to the streets all across germany. now, on the one hand we've seen v a f, the party rising significantly in the pools, and especially in certain parts of germany in certain states and eastern germany, they might come into government in the next votes that are happening this year. and that has prompted some fear among a lot of people in germany. but also there has been an investigation that i