, because we have hope for the future, a bright future, may god bless our country, may the name of javid watan dawn, let the hope of the homeland appear in the sky. their country is playing a leading role, dellifar , thank you for the time you have provided us with the tv news agency, village of everyone , bahar city. god bless iran, thank you mrs. ghasemian and all our compatriots in hamadan, and special thanks for your companionship with khabar network: an iranian can never be indifferent, because they do not know what your opinion will do to inform our country for the future. our country is very important , especially our children, the future of our children can play a role in all economic, social and cultural issues. occurs by coming out occurs by being present if as a result, if the president gets a good vote, he can actually make his own decisions with more power and the country will be more successful. in the major decisions of the country, both domestic and foreign, until the right decisions are made, and you know that we are behind it, the people of iran, i hope that i will do m

the name of javid watan sobh omid watan jaleh. in the sky, like an eternal seal, you are a homeland . show me my passion and intoxication. in the sky, like an eternal seal, let my words be heard and burn, as your song and i, all my soul and my body, my country, my country, my country, my country, my words burn like this, all my life. my country, my country, my country, my country , everyone with one name shows the difference of every color and language, everyone with one name shows the difference of every color and language, everyone is happy and violent to the women of zalawat, young iran , to the nobility of iran. the name of javaid watan sobh omid. when you know you can, you will untie every knot, no matter how it is, break the cage and fly away tired we don't get tired. for us, fatigue has no meaning. if there is no life, there is no way to the sea. or higher than hero or higher today, wherever we are, tomorrow you are higher than the sweet heart that turns, that is the quality of our hearts, wherever there is a test. the same

the name of javid watan, the hope of the homeland , shine in the sky like an eternal seal. tomorrow , i will definitely take part in the elections to participate in the destiny of my country. we do it with all my heart and soul, my country, my country, my country. the result of the votes that we give to our dear country iran today is the votes that are collected. and they build a path, we all gather together , we become one sea, this is the border of iran's faith, the progress of the country depends on my choice, it is necessary for me to participate in this election. it is insightful that the foreign media look at our voting queues , queues that speak of the decision of a nation. in the name of the country, singing at the feet of iran , being patient in the second round of the elections in whatever clothes we are like this young man. my mechanic, my parents, and my wife are participating in ray's fundraiser and we invite others like this birjandi athlete. an appointment is our promise this friday at the polling booth . you will definitely come to the polling booth on frida

the name of javid watan. every color and language, all with the same name, shows the difference of every color and language, everyone is happy and violent to the women of iran. i personally considered it my duty to participate in this election, since the election determines the future of the country. for me, who is a student studying in russia , i considered it my duty to participate in the presidential election of the islamic republic of iran . show the hope of the homeland in the morning , you are the eternal seal of the homeland in the sky. he should listen to the fact that the people want an immediate ceasefire in gaza and are not buying new justifications in this regard. we do not want our money to be used to provide weapons to kill palestinians. the labor party has supported the zionist regime since the beginning the gaza war, as well as the expulsion and marginalization of pro-palestinian figures from this party , have now faced demonstrations by supporters of palestinian rights on the first day of ass

the name of javid and the morning is like, what is like, what is like , khaq, walk, sharmen: my headis blown by the blood of the youth of the homeland. because of the mourning of their tall heads, you are bowed down, o jardan, o mehrat, in the pan of iran, o my heaven is bright, and my destiny is like fire raining down on my body. don't put your hand in my heart and travel around the world and around the sky . you have always shined a light on our path . you have always been our guide. it is not far from you, thinking about you is of any value, this is our eternal life. greetings to you, but the athletes of our country also showed up enthusiastically at the voting booths all over the country yesterday, let's go to mr. ghafari. mr. ghaffari, good morning, mrs. hajipour, hello , good morning to you too, in the name of god, i greet and politely greet you, dear viewers, have a beautiful morning and be healthy, god willing, we are at your service with the sports section of the program. hello, reporter, yes, the same is true of my colleague, mrs. hajipour. saying that there is a significan

the name of javid watan. it was written in iraq, qassem soleimani, may you hear the eternal seal of my words, which is also your song, and all my soul and body , my country, my country, my country, my country. with one name, show the difference of every color and language. everyone, with one name, show the difference of every color and language . let everyone be happy and violent. i personally considered it my duty to participate in this election, since this election determines the future of the country. for me, who is a student and studying in russia , i considered it my duty to participate in the presidential election of the islamic republic of iran. on july 15, i came to the moscow residence to vote in the 14th presidential election . you are eternal, my homeland, my passion and intoxication , let them be eternal in the sky like an eternal seal, and my burning words, which are your song, my whole life, my homeland, my homeland , my homeland, my homeland, my homeland, my homeland, my homeland, my homeland,

a commemoration ceremony will be held for javid al-asr ahmad metouslian and us in the studio hosted byardar mohammad reza nami jan. it is possible for you to go and tell about his character traits, before i talk about captivity, which is the final phase, in fact, the activity and effort of haj ahmed , i will give you a short introduction from that time when i got to know him. haj ahmed is a heroic commander indeed the islamic revolution and especially after the victory of the revolution and the outbreak of the war, to play a very special role in the holy defense, i don't have the chance anymore , to say very briefly, during his command period in kurdistan, he was really a brave, decisive and effective commander in creating the security of kurdistan. i just want to say one thing, the characteristic of this commander , in addition to the military and security forces , he had brought together the people of kurdistan, especially mariban city, the great forces with the bimi forces, with the so-called religious difference in age, now the people of kurdistan are sunni and shiite it was the he

the name of javid watan, the hope of the homeland, shine in the sky like an eternal seal. psychologists say that when people face a crisis, for example, they lose a loved one , they have a five-stage reaction. they said that 8 million people will participate in the iranian elections . it is estimated that in the best case, 8 million people will vote. now look at these pages , election pages this friday. the sum of all these people who voted for the islamic republic was more than 30 million 30,307 votes, which means not one or two times. rather, his opinions were about four times more passionate, their enthusiasm was more. now , here at bbc and international , they faced a crisis, and in response to it, in the first stage , everything. working is just a mirage of democracy , creating a false enthusiasm among the society. psychologists say that these people get angry in the second stage and became angry. they are the mercenaries of the islamic republic who are participating. it is clear what the donkey has done . don't insult the donkey. they are not the people of iran. they

let's speak to javid abdelmoneim, msf doctor at nasser hospital in khan younis.he latest israeli air strikes in khan younis? ., ~ , ., latest israeli air strikes in khan younis? ., ~ ., ., . younis? thank you for having me. we have resoonded _ younis? thank you for having me. we have responded to _ younis? thank you for having me. we have responded to four— younis? thank you for having me. we have responded to four mass - younis? thank you for having me. we have responded to four mass because of the incidents in nine days, the last of which was two days ago when this order going for the humanitarians. almost immediately casualties arrived to the hospital and they came all day. by the end of the incident which was a rolling incident all day there were approximately 230 injured and 80 dead. let me tell you about the first four or five cases i saw myself. 0ne first four or five cases i saw myself. one was a child whose face was blown open. the second was a woman whose entire back had shrapnel injuries and burns and her perfect almost amputated dramatically. the thir

shahrzad javid telling us the issue stemmed from bad chicken. >> i sit down and i go ahead and start eating. it didn't taste right. it didn't taste good. and -- it's not like a bad seasoning, it tasted kind of sour. >> reporter: that incident comes in the middle of one of the busiest travel surges ever. more than 70 million people expected to be on the move to celebrate the fourth. >> we just plan ahead, as far as, like, getting into the airport way ahead of time. >> reporter: and whit, the tsa is forecasting they'll screen 3 million people sunday alone, which would be a new record, and, of course, the vast majority of travelers are driving. 60 million people hitting the road through the holiday stretch, with the worst traffic expected saturday and sunday. whit? >> whit: all right, trevor ault, thank you so much. >>> now, to rising tensions in the middle east. israel launching an air strike killing a senior hezbollah leader in southern lebanon. the iran-backed group firing more than 100 rockets towards israel in response. concern again growing about violence escalating in the region.

shahrzad javid telling us the issue stemmed from bad chicken. >> i sit down and i go ahead and start eating. it didn't taste right. it didn't taste good, it's not like a bad seasoning, and it's kind of sour. >> reporter: that incident comes in the middle of one of the busiest travel surges ever. more than 70 million people expected to be on the move to celebrate the fourth. >> we just plan ahead, as far as, like, getting into the airport way ahead of time. >> reporter: and whit, the tsa is forecasting they'll screen 3 million people sunday alone, which would be a new record, and, of course, the vast majority of travelers are driving. 60 million people hitting the road through the holiday stretch, with the worst traffic expected saturday and sunday. whit? >> whit: all right, trevor ault, thank you so much. >>> now, to rising tensions in the middle east. israel launching an air strike in southern lebanon. the iran-backed group firing more than 100 rockets towards israel in response. concern again growing about violence escalating in the region. abc's matt gutman is in tel aviv. >> repo

and i remember doing an interview on the daily politics with sajid javid as a new mp. gone.hen later that week filming with penny mordaunt, new mp in the back of a taxi on the way to the train station also gone, which sort of symbolises that that era is really over. yeah. 0h, totally. yeah, exactly. and it's an odd psychologically, it's a bit odd, actually, even as a reporter, of course, as a reporter, you know, that people come and go and that's the nature of democracy. of course it is. and that's exactly how it should be. and yet at the same time, you get quite used to familiar faces who are then gone, and then a whole swathe of new mps and a bit like your observation from 2010 and your memory from 2010. you know, as i've been meeting these newbies, you think, who's the, who's the future prime minister among these people and who's the future, you know, leader of the opposition or cabinet minister or who's the big campaigner? who's the big personality? you know, you think all of those things because parliament in that sense is that reflection of, um, the full spectrum of pe

government, it hadn't been formed yet but they were negotiating, and i was doing an interview with sajid javid later that week filming with penny mordaunt, new mp on the back of a taxi so she could get her train home on the first week of empty, also gone. it symbolises that that area is really over. gone. it symbolises that that area is really over-— is really over. totally, yeah, exactly- _ is really over. totally, yeah, exactly- and _ is really over. totally, yeah, exactly. and psychologically| is really over. totally, yeah, . exactly. and psychologically it's is really over. totally, yeah, - exactly. and psychologically it's a bit odd, even as a reporter come of course as a reporter people, and go, that's the nature of democracy come of course it is, that's the way it be. at the same time you can get quite use to familiar faces who are then gone. and then a whole swathe of new mps, a bit like your observation from 2010, your memory from 2010. as i've been meeting these newbies, you think, who is the future prime minister among these people? and who is the future leader of the opposition or

this kind of israel they statement of that and we've also just heard from a familiar figure, javid zarifan foreign minister, that he in his words, he thinks that benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, is pushing the region to the brink of catastrophe. so no shortage of fiery rhetoric this morning. but jessica, the ultimate question really here is what is it within iran's capabilities to do as a response? do they want to launch a full scale war using hezbollah, their proxy in lebanon to the north of israel possibly unlikely for normally damaging to that proxy to lebanon israel as well. would it be something they choose to do over this? yes, they've suffered an acute embarrassment and a key guests like kani are being killed and the security bubble of tehran but as they begin to let the details eke out of exactly how this happened. that will also potentially give them off ramps for the extent of the response that they choose to take against israel. israel won't have done this if indeed they were behind it without already pre calculating what that response might necessarily be, but

salma shah, former advisor to conservative cabinet minister sajid javid, luke tryll from the pollstersin common, and baroness ayesha hazarika, labour peer. two days to go until polls open and borisjohnson finally turns up on the campaign trail — at a rally with the pm in chelsea, london, in the last hour. we'll talk about that in a moment. also tonight — there are still so many of you as yet undecided — we'll bring you some facts on that tonight, talk about what the parties are doing last minute to fight for your vote, and we'll look back at some of the moments from this election campaign. first, here's what borisjohnson had to say tonight. if you want to protect our democracy and our economy, and keep this country strong abroad by spending 2.5% of our gdp on defence, which labour still refuses to commit to, then you know what to do, don't you, everybody? cheering. there's only one thing to do — vote conservative on thursday, my friends! let's talk to nick, who's at the conservative rally in central london tonight. nick, tell us about that unexpected borisjohnson appearance. well, as y

we have heard that he asked sajid javid to see the accounts before you looked at the business.senior management for its shareholder, the shareholder executive, which is part of the business department. in that they talk about how paula vennells was not seen as the optimal person to run the post office. she did not have a good relationship withjoe swenson, she failed to hold on to key staff, she was unable to work with personalities and approaches that differed from her. and also his predecessor, alice perkins, had questioned her suitability. so you are saying very clearly how the shareholder of the post office, the government, had its way and took decided views over what the senior management was up to.— decided views over what the senior management was up to. thank you very much indeed — management was up to. thank you very much indeed for _ management was up to. thank you very much indeed for that. _ management was up to. thank you very much indeed for that. andy _ much indeed for that. andy verity there at the post office inquiry. we will continue with more on that story on

said, i can't serve — because sajid javid said, i can't serve the _ because sajid javid said, i can'ty— very few governments go from having a majority of 82 losing by hundred and 70 _ a majority of 82 losing by hundred and 70 plus. you have to hand it to keir starmer~ — and 70 plus. you have to hand it to keir starmer. he has done an extraordinaryjob. i would keir starmer. he has done an extraordinaryjob. iwould be really worried _ extraordinaryjob. iwould be really worried about that 34% share of the vote _ worried about that 34% share of the vote this— worried about that 34% share of the vote. this win is a mile wide and an inch deep — vote. this win is a mile wide and an inch deep. once you get into the knock—about volatility of the next few years. — knock—about volatility of the next few years, who knows what will happen? — few years, who knows what will ha en? , ., , ., few years, who knows what will ha en? ., , ., 4' ., few years, who knows what will happen? john curtis, who i know you will have done _ happen? john curtis, who i know you will have done lots _ happen? john curtis