mrs may has been an mp since 1997.. you know what some people call us? the nasty party. david cameron and expectedly promoted her to home secretary, a post she held for longer than anyone else in modern times. but as prime minister she faced an even tougher challenge steering the uk and her party through brexit, this most cautious of politicians became one of westminster�*s biggest risk takers. and she called an election... big ben chimes. and lost the conservatives their majority. she was still in power but her authority was weakened. after months of negotiations with brussels mrs may agreed withdrawal deal but could not persuade enough mps to back it. the ayes to the right, the noes to the left, 432. mrs may was forced to ask the eu for a delay to brexit, and after months of pressure from her own mps, she decided to step down. i do so with no ill will. but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. in the end of her prime the strip was of course dominated by brexit.

mrs may has been an mp since 1997.dernisation and offended some colleagues. you know what some people call us? the nasty party. david cameron unb=expectedly promoted her to home secretary, a post she held for longer than anyone else in modern times. but as prime minister she faced an even tougher challenge steering the uk and her party through brexit, this most cautious of politicians became one of westminster�*s biggest risk takers. and she called an election... big ben chimes. and lost the conservatives their majority. she was still in power but her authority was weakened. after months of negotiations with brussels mrs may agreed a withdrawal deal but could not persuade enough mps to back it. the ayes to the right, 202, the noes to the left, 432. mrs may was forced to ask the eu for a delay to brexit, and after months of pressure from her own mps, she decided to step down. i do so with no ill will. but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. in the end of her prim

mrs may had gambled on a general election, but lost the conservatives their majority. this conference speech lost amid a catalogue of interruptions, a prankster, a faulty set and persistent cough. excuse me. she was forced to ask the eu for a delay to brexit, and after months of pressure from her own mps, she decided to step down. i do so with no ill will, but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. i think the country and indeed the conservative party would be in a better place today if it had gone with her deal, and we would have had much calmer times. former prime ministers don't usually criticise successors, but mrs may made an exception for borisjohnson's behaviour during covid lockdowns. either my right honourable friend had not read the rules or didn't understand what they meant, and others around him, or they didn't think the rules applied to number ten. which was it? it's no surprise that theresa may chose her local newspaper here in maidenhead to announce that she's standing down. she's been the mp here fo

mrs may had gambled on a general election, but lost the conservatives their majority.conference speech lost amid a catalogue of interruptions, a prankster, a faulty set and persistent cough. she was forced to ask the eu for a delay to brexit, and after months of pressure from her own mps, she decided to step down. i do so with no ill will, but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. i think the country and indeed the conservative party would be in a better place today if it had gone with her deal and we would have had much calmer times. former prime ministers don't usually criticise successors, but mrs may made an exception for borisjohnson�*s behaviour during covid lockdowns. i thought my right honourable friend had not read the rules or didn't understand what they meant and others around him, or they didn't think the rules applied to number ten. which was it? it's no surprise that theresa may chose her local newspaper here in maidenhead to announce that she's standing down. she's been the mp here for 27 years and

mr. molinaro: mr. speaker, i yield mel as i may consume.ill, which certainly recognizes dejong murphy's service to our country by namin. i certainly am encouraged by my colleague, ms. greene's, sponsorship of the legislation. and with that i yield tempore: e gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 532. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed a, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. molinaro: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 6249. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 321. h.r. 6249. a bill to provide for a review and report on the assistance and resources that the administrator of management agency provides to individuals with disabilities and the families of such individuals that are i

mr. carter: mr. speaker, i yie myself as much time as i may consume.aker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. carter: this bill is a commonsense step to address the fentanyl crisis and save lives. by requiring u.s. customs and border protection to incorporate and continually update uniform policies and standards f the operations at ports of entry, we can be sure our officers continue toheir inspection practices to the changing dynamics of illicit activities along the u.s. borders. it's important that we continue supporting necessary improvements for our ports of entry where approximately 90% of c.b.p.'s fentanyl seizures occur. this bill compliments the unprecedent -- complements the unprecedented progress the department of security has made in recent years to stop fentanyl from entering our communities. d.h.s. has launched new cross-government efforts to target smugglers and put more t, infrastructure and resources at our border. as a result, d.h.s. has seized more fentanyl and arrested more criminals for in the last two ys than over the last

the barcelona team in the past time of mr. rinus michel and mr may god bless him. it has been 10 years since the arrival of proprietary football in the world, as the famous saying goes, and i hope that our national team will be able to play a very good game tomorrow. i hope that from tomorrow. a good game to see is from the national team of our country against turkmen. faramarz zali is a football player from 1341 to 1349 who was the defender of the national team and is currently ill. today, the goalkeeper faramarz zali visited we went before the national team. someone who a few days. from the football federation, a greeting from our own family. for example, from the basketball federation , i don't expect the federation. i am restless and miss you. there are flocks in my heart. ah, being impatient is a habit of being bored. it is like a picture of the moonlight that has fallen. you are in my heart and between me and you. mahdiar mostafallalu is a reporter. to be healthy and powerful next to him, from tomiyasu's extension with the cannons to united's interest in hiri

may mr. bijar, deputy governor of sistan baluchistan , greet you. have a good time. tell me which areas of sistan baluchistan province were affected by floods in the past few days, and as mentioned by mr. zafari, the situation in this province. how is it different in these regions ? greetings and courtesy to your special guest, dear people of our dear country , we have your voice, mr. bijar. i would like to inform you that regarding the issue of voice service , there is a little reflection, that's why my colleagues in the province should check the sound of the receiver. we can understand the current situation in the flooded areas of sistan baluchistan province . this province received the necessary warning. who received it, how did you prepare and how did you prevent more damage? yes , you can almost say that at the beginning of last week, the meteorological organization issued an orange level warning, and then you received this warning in time . the province raised the level of readiness of service devices and relief devices a few days before the same rain. one or t

mrs may led the country from 2016 to 2019 in the wake of the brexit vote.r to spend more time on "causes close to my heart". haiti's main port says it is suspending operations due to security worsening in the capital city, port—au—prince. the port operator said it had been forced to stop all services following acts of sabotage and vandalism. heavily—armed criminal gangs are now in control of most of the capital, after attacking the main airport and preventing prime minister, ariel henry, from returning from abroad. a state of emergency has been extended for another month. the un is warning that haiti's health system is nearing collapse, with many clinics closed and a shortage of medicine and staff. the un's immigration office says that at least 15,000 people have had to flee the violence. gangs have been expanding their control in the country since the assassination of presidentjovenel moise in 2021. for more on the situation, i spoke to former us ambassador to haiti, pamela white. pamela white, thanks for being with us. the haitian president ariel henry is

mrs may led the country from 2016—2019 in the wake of the brexit vote.r nearly three decades would enable her to spend more time on "causes close to my heart". lawmakers here in the us are expected to begin voting next week on a bill that would ban the popular app tiktok if it doesn't break ties with its china—based parent company. the legislation would force bytedance to sell the app within six months or face a ban — something the company says would hurt free speech and small businesses relying on the app. a campaign by tiktok urging its users to call members of congress has been flooding capitol hill with complaints. the short—form video app is incredibly popular, with more than 1.5 billion users globally and more than 150 million monthly users in the us alone. i've been speaking with the bill's co—author, congressman raja krishnamoorthi of illinois, about why he believes the app poses a danger to the us. bytedance, beholden to the chinese communist party, is required by the chinese laws, specifically the national security laws, to provide access to am

and mrs may would approve, i do take the bins out. because that is a man'sjob. that as well. chris, i want to know what you thought about that, seeing the prime minister talk about an unmade bed. after you had been talking to the nation about your unmade bed in that premier inn the other day. i should explain to newscasters and to mel, who may not have caught that particular newscast, that about a fortnight ago, i was in wellingborough, i was covering the by—election in wellingborough, i had woken up at about five in the morning to write a piece for the today programme and all the rest of it, and we were doing a newscast that was live on the iplayer at seven o�*clock in the morning. and i am in a budget hotel, and i got out of bed and went to the little desk and was doing my thing and then fired up the call to newscast. and all we ended up talking about, in amongst the sprinkling of psephology, was that my bed wasn�*t made! i mean, ijust never make my bed in the same way that i don�*t wash the tyres on a car. what�*s the point? i�*ve got to get back in it at nig

mr. johnson: mr. speaker i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaprke mr.hnson: periodically we get thousand-page bills or 2,000-page bills or 4,000-page bills that we debate on this floor. it can be a little hard for the people in the gallery and the people at home to make sense of what we're doing. this bill is not this excellent piece of legislation from ms. chavez-deremer fits on this single piece of paper. she and i were talking speaker before we began debate on this bill. about how much good wisdom is packed into a single pag we will probably talk about the merits of this legislation for longer than it would take us to read the entirety of the bill. but it's just that good. impact of crime on public building usage act of 2023, which is this piece of paper sir,. h.r accountability office or the g.a.o. to examine how crime in and around public buildings effects buildin usage. how it effects how workers might commute to the office and how it might impose any additional to maintain those public buildings. in 2020, sir we saw crime rates spike across the c

mrs may led the country from 2016 to 2019 in the wake of the brexit vote.more time on "causes close to my heart". you�*re live with bbc news. haiti�*s main port says it is suspending operations due to security worsening in the capital city port—au—prince. the port operator said it had been forced to stop all services following acts of sabotage and vandalism. heavily—armed criminal gangs are now in control of most of the capital, after attacking the main airport and preventing prime minister ariel henry from returning from abroad. a state of emergency has been extended for another month. the un is warning that haiti�*s health system is nearing collapse, with many clinics closed and a shortage of medicine and staff. the un�*s immigration office says that at least 15,000 people have had to flee the violence. gangs have been expanding their control in the country since the assassination of presidentjovenel moise in 2021. for more on the situation, my colleague, caitriona perry spoke to former us ambassador to haiti, pamela white. thanks for being with us on bbc

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mr. iancu, you may proceed. mr. iancu: thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member tillis, members of the subcommittee. good afternoon, and think it really to discuss -- and thank you for the opportunity to discuss. i want to thank the subcommittee for undertaking the task of modernizing the statute which in essence first appeared in the patent act of 1793, and when madison and jefferson were drafting patent laws. a lot has changed in the world of technology since 1793, and courts will be forgiven for struggling to apply an 18th-century statute with 21st century technology. our founding fathers were brilliant. but even they did not anticipate dna processing or the internet. the current state of section 101 law is the result of many quick decisions over the many decades trying to determine whether these modern technologies fit into categories defined in 1793 or whether they are subject to certain exceptions courts have imposed since then. these quick decisions also have resulted in certain de facto rules such as diagnostic techniques for exam

azaribagha mr azaribaga, hello to you, may god give you strength. hello ms. mirsaneh, also greetings and respect... dear viewers, welcome to the special news talk, the second phase of the fajraneh electronic goods project started today. in this scheme, households from the first to seventh deciles are entitled to a discount of 220 thousand tomans for the purchase of 11 items of basic goods . how can the beneficiaries of the plan use the discount that is actually available to the beneficiaries ? it has been said that there are 61 million people in these seven deciles who are eligible for the plan and can use the fajran plan to buy 11 items with a total discount of 220 thousand tomans. the guests of the program who are present in the studio talk about it. we will do our time on channel 1 has ended, i invite you to follow the special conversation on the news channel. you are the viewer of a special news talk about the topic of the program. let's see a report . we will be back with the guests of the program. dairy. there are eggs, vegetable oil, meat, chicken, 11

putin may launch a heavy attack in two months, so the american forces want to focus on the ukraine front. ok, one last thing i would like to say is that the united states and europe have weapons in terms of their stockpile, you can see that the zionist regime has officially, according to the news of the reliable haars newspaper , brought this regime to the bullets of the 1950s, that is, they used so many bullets in gaza. using weapons is so stupid america has no more power to support and plans to support ukraine . very well, thank you very much, mr. taqvinia . i will say goodbye to you . we will follow the visit of the italian prime minister to lebanon . italian prime minister george meloni is going to visit lebanon and during this trip he will meet with the lebanese authorities. this was the international news . mr. hosseini, i am at your service. thank you very much, mr. shasbani. dear viewers, stay with us with the continuation of the open program sir. win, win, win, win, win, win, win, win, al-malayin shab al-arabi, the anger of the arab, the anger of the arab , the shame of the arab

i would also like to say that mr. iraqi may be interesting to you as well .n the last two years, 1883 , he has created grass fields in schools and in fact, this type of you knows better than me, it has flaws that may not help football and sports at all. let's see, mr. boroujerdi . what are your points of view so that we can come back to you later? i have paid attention to mr. sattari's instructions. mr. sattari talks about the issue of sports schools. yes, now when we talk about the sports teacher or the model that is actually because of this model that friends. in fact, they want to do it and this is not the concern of the football federation, the fact is that football and mainly sports have a philosophy, and that philosophy is training and competition. yes , that means if you practice and don't have a competition , you can't call it sport at all. they have and this is actually similar to the conversations of other friends in the second level of secondary school. there is a practice that you are doing, you must say, sir, in which team i am playing because yo

doctor , may you be alive. the source of hope, my april morning, my last support, the veteran of the earth, the life of the world iran is a lonely land in my path, your flag is a shroud away from you. god , i am iran . i am iran . i am iran. o reservoir of your love in the world, and o my mother, iran, the land of your beginning. you are the end of my plain, you are the rain in my eyes, you are my iran. the art field of the book in search of abadani manners will be unveiled. in the short time we have until the news section at 7 o'clock, i will talk about this with dear mr. mustafa momeniard, director of islamic architecture center, art field, mr. hello, good morning, welcome . hello, good morning. at your service, and all the dear viewers , we have a time of about 3 minutes at 7:00 . the subject of the book be healthy, the book of manners. it is a narrative of the hidden qualities of the country's urban architecture, that which was achieved through the so-called 30-40 years of concentration of professor mohamma

now, mr. hosseini may have a point, mr. eizdkhaha, point out a point . this power and politics. how much do you consider the investors of the government's financial money like the central bank, the program organization, and i invite you to come to the ministry of economy, and do you think that reforms should be made in the ministry of economy, the central bank and the brena organization in order for this partnership to be formed? dr god forbid that we need institutional reforms and an institutional re-creation, i agree, but if we think that all the problems are the ministry of economy and the central bank or the program organization, no, i have no such criticism. for example , the ministry of agricultural jihad is present in the money and credit council , the ministry of poisons is present, the ministry of roads and urban development is present. i believe that the issue should be seen in institutional coordination, so that god forbid we say that now, for example, this faction and that faction, i am very much with them. i do not agree with this view, thank you mr. hassan khani, w

it made me think that this discussion we will have with mr. behzadi may be very soon. why was this decision made and in the following, will these policies cause the interest rate to decrease or will it actually create problems for us in the next year ? thank you mr. behzadi. all trips air and land will be given to you after every trip that you are going to turkey or istanbul or now istanbul, which is mostly the destination, just forgive me, i will say in parentheses , i will not give ground travel only for air travel. they are telling you that when the central bank announced that air, if it has 500 dollars, it will give 1,000 dollars for air , and it will give visa-free countries. they don't give aliat, why do they give aliat's mistakes. no no 1000 dollars, when you get your boarding pass, you will pass the check and go to the transit hall at hazrat imam airport. go on a trip to the government that didn't say give it to a specific person. it is now available to 85 million people . they can go on aghazadi's trip. i am not in charge of supplying meat, and i did not come

the rest of the artists, who have a lot of income, mr.ay ask you all the questions we asked tonight in a few months. god willing, my last point is just thanks i would like to thank the dear people of our dear ardakan and in the end i would like to thank all the dear people of iran in the local dialect, may god bless you all, be healthy , have a good night and good times, and good luck to you , similar to a movie where 3 of the 5 board members are americans. . however, with the approval of the american parliament, bidens, the owner of tik tok , has about 6 months to hand over this platform, otherwise it will be removed from the online service stores. if stores do not follow this rule , they will be fined $5,000 every time they allow an american user to download tik tok. this means 850 billion dollars for 170 million us users. ad. the big festival of the city of household appliances and the city of fakhsh. this time, on the occasion of nowruz and the holy month of ramadan, until eid al-fitr, get an id with every purchase from the city of ho

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may and her successor.ergy into their jmc europe which brought ministers together in advance of key meetings of the european council so underneath a headline there isjmcs and i participated in those particularly around brexit. there was the jmc _ particularly around brexit. there was the jmc meeting _ particularly around brexit. there was the jmc meeting in - particularly around brexit. there was the jmc meeting in 2018, i particularly around brexit. there l was the jmc meeting in 2018, the first you — was the jmc meeting in 2018, the first you attended as first minister, attended by theresa may, first minister of scotland and then head of— first minister of scotland and then head of the northern ireland civil service _ head of the northern ireland civil service in— head of the northern ireland civil service in the absence of the northern— service in the absence of the northern ireland executive. that was the last— northern ireland executive. that was the lastjmc plenary northern ireland executive. that was

khademi , may god bless you, that today you are supposed to explain to us a little bit about the character of this honorable person. i would like to serve you , dear colleague, and good morning. i would like to say hello to the viewers who follow the salam correspondent program well, as you said, today in tehran at the shrine of imam khomeini , may god bless him and grant him peace, a commemoration ceremony for martyr abdul ali mazari, one of the leaders of the islamic unity party, will be held, and it is the ninth anniversary of this noble martyr, which is attended by all afghan citizens every year this ceremony will be held in the shrine of imam khomeini, may god bless him and grant him peace. shahid mazari was one of those who studied islamic knowledge in qom and mashhad seminaries at the beginning of the revolution, or before that, from 51 to 55, and in and after that in najaf with imam khomeini, may god have mercy on him. against having different meetings with their views. getting to know each other and at the same time that events were happening in 57 56 57 , they were banned from en

mr. lynch: madam chair, may i inquire how much time i have remaining? great. then very briefly i would just add that in this bill there are several preemption provisions that prevent state regulators fr■9 and that's problematic. and they are in many cases, elected officials. they are not unelected official their responsibility is to protect investors and they've done a good job, all 50 states. so again, for all the reasons i previously stated, ix sides of o please support this commonsense amendment. thank you and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from missour recognized. mrs. wagner: thank you, madam chair. may i inquire how much time i have replaining? -- remaining? the chair: the gentlelady 245s chair.utes remaining. i mention to my good friend, my colleague mr. lynch, that the preemption clausesin the manage. and i do certainly appreciate the gentleman's concern about fraud in our financial system. however, his intent in offeringd unworkable amendment seems to be to enissue you are that this bill -- ensure tha

mrs. wagner: i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr.799 has been a wonderful collaborative effort. there are many bipartisan pieces of legislation in this bill and amendments thatre also received bipartisan support out of the committee. i urge all of my colleagues to join republicans in supporting savers, entrepr creators to give them the chance to achieve their american dream by voting yes on h.r. 279 and i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields. all time for general debate has expired. pursuant to the rule, the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on financial services printed in the bill, modified by the amendment printed in part a of house report 118-407, shall be considered as adopted. no further amendment to the bill as amended shall be in order except those printed in part b of house report 118-407.each suy be offered only in the order precipitationed in the report, -- printed in the rorntion may be offered by a member de

putin may get more points from the westerners , see the negotiations after this election. for example, elections in the next few months, the united states, or in the next few months, there will be an election in ak. if it is accepted, or if mr. zelinsky wants to cancel the elections and stay in power himself, or if the military plans of the russians for the next year and a half will come to fruition or not , or if it comes to fruition, to what extent it will come to fruition, and basically, a very positive outlook for negotiations. it doesn't exist, that is, at least for the next year and a half, most researchers believe that there will be no negotiations or no effective negotiations, the timing of the negotiations is also important. how will you manage if the negotiations are in the next two years, and if they actually reach their goals, yes , they can get a very good score from the european or western side, but for example, suppose that the elections, that is, the negotiations, will take place in the next 5 years. don't let the last year of mr. putin's presidency happen

let's start off with mr. magnian. russell israel's prime minister, as we just mentioned, is rejected new cease fire proposal by the hamas resistance movement that included the release of the regime's captives in exchange for the release of palestinian abducties. give us your overall views on these talks. is nahu, in your opinion a main obstacle to any cease fire agreement, as it may mean the end of his political career? thank you for having me. indeed, benyamin netanyahu is main obstacles with his government of course, because he is confronted with a coalition of ministers of the far right wing like the security minister being ver and the finance minister smotric who threatened him to pull out of the coalition and resign if he stops the war. on the other hand he is confronted with the small war cabinet, benny gants and and gaby eisengort who are telling him that the priority should go to release the prisoners and to accept an exchange of prisoners with the palestinian resistance. of course, the israeli society is made

can we have order, mr. speaker? the speaker pro tempore: order please. the gentleman may resume.mr. fallon: 170 countries are represented by folks that are crossing the border illegally. fentanyl deaths have doubled. we had -- a couple of outlier years, i think the year 2000, for the last 20-plus years, we never had a month where we had 200,000 illegal border crossings. under this administration we had 20. in december we had 300,000 illegal crossings. f.y.2017 there were 300,000 all year. there are things fundamentally different. republicans want to solve it because we took a sacred oath to the safety of american citizens. if you are not safe, then you're not free. here are our solutions. wait in mexico will reduce this flood by 70%. ask anybody that deals with the border. any expert that's honest. a border wall is another barrier that actually works. you find them around the whiteund people's beach houses and mansions in malibu. around -- when we had the state of the union there was a fence. for six months after january 6 there was a fence. expedited removal. punishing folks tha

mr. mitchell? mr. ll: mr. chief justice and may it please the court. e colorado supreme court held that president donald j. trump is constitutionally disqualified rving as president under ion 3 of the 14th amendment. the coloupreme court's decision is wrong and should be reversed for numerous ndent reasons. the first reason is that president trump is not covered by section 3 because the prt is not an officer of the united states as that term is used throughout the constitution. in both situations a state is accelerated the deadline to meet the deadline of the constitutionally imp qualificat and is therefore violatinholding of term limits. in the situation a ruling from court below would not onlye e term limt take away the votes of potentially tens of millions of americans. i welcome the courts questions. spend much time on yourdidn't arguments with respect to self-executing.n three is would you address that. in doing your argument is that it is not self-executing so in that case what ith the state be or is entirely up to congo imple we need to say some

now we will go to the higher program studio and join my colleague, mr lovely mr.ehr, may god bless you, we will continue with you. thank you ms. mirsane , may god give you strength, well, in the name of god, the most merciful , the most merciful. the basis and origin of transformation in the country is elections. this is the emphasis of the leader of the islamic revolution for various political, economic and cultural views that, according to him, lead to transformation. with the beginning, pre-registration and registration of the elections of the islamic council and the election campaign of sed and vasima in the promotional videos of the candidates of this election. he asked them if they agree with the proportionality of elections in the country or if they are against this issue. there are both those who agree and disagree with this issue. today we will discuss this issue in a debate. please join us . the iranian coach, sharaf iran , has a telegram channel that plays across the country. why are you pricing this month? your question is an interesting question . you

may general election. mrs. decision to stand down as maidenhead mp, saying she would focus on championing causes including the fight against modern slavery. she had been the conservative mp for the berkshire seat since 1997. treasury secretary gareth davies is sad to see her go. >> i'm so disappointed to hear this. she's somebody who served this. she's somebody who served this country with great skill and dedication, as you say. for many years, she's known around westminster as somebody that is completely dedicated to her constituents , despite the constituents, despite the significant responsibilities that she's had in government. and i just want to pay tribute to her today for all that she's done, not just for her constituents, but for the country as well. >> now, mps are warning britain will be left increasingly reliant on military allies due to a £29 billion financial black hole in defence spending . the hole in defence spending. the influential public accounts committee warned the government currently lack

now, mrs. may picks up the ultimate poisoned chalice .ay up the ultimate poisoned chalice . it's fair to say in 2016, when she became prime minister after the brexit referendum, and sure enough, after more than two torturous years in the top job and having spectacularly failed to get brexit done, she resigned just like her predecessor david cameron, who legged it and put his trotters up straight after he lost his referendum result. well, here's what the good people of maidenhead think of that decision. >> good mp for maidenhead, as far as i can tell, my reaction is that i'm sorry to see her go. >> she's been a brilliant mp. i admire her a lot and it's a shame that she's standing down, i think she's been a good constituency, you know, mp but, as a prime minister, i think she was , lacking somewhat, to say was, lacking somewhat, to say the least. but i think it's a shame she's not didn't have the chance to show what she'd be like as a prime minister. and i think the problem is she was scuppered by the right wing of her party. well i never v

and will be afraid, but he does not have such an urgent need , i think so, yes, mr.t publication limont and it is for him that the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi actually... commented on the situation on our fronts, the president notes that the occupiers destroyed avdiivka , managed to seize ukrainian territories, however they can no longer advance, having lost a large number of aircraft. we did a good job against the russian aircraft, we restored the situation in the east and the russian offensive was stopped. do you agree that the russians are no longer pressing, at least in the east? the russians will press. we know. that there is a difference in resources, in human resources, especially , uh, and they are pressing the same thing here, and military logic suggests that they will make an offensive, well, there will be roads when, when they decide what spring will be, but what they will organize an offensive, time will tell of course, i can again, there can be a lot of random things that can prevent it from being done, but according to the logic of a milita

and they have very aware that mr. trump may come back and one year from now, we may be looking at a isolationist disruptive us. the un that will be even harder to work with than the bite and team has been in recent months. and what just to us briefly, richard, what does the us need to do to restore his credibility at the, at the you and do, did you think, is it possible to do some? well, i think the shadow, trump will make it very difficult for the bite and with ministration to fully we gain credibility in the coming year. but that all things, but the administration could do staffing, obviously, with supporting a c fire and gaza and then using the mechanisms of the un, including the security council to support the ceasefire. and perhaps we commit to the 2 state solution. the us can also invest in this, on this of the feature that calling us being describing it cutting, fully positive policies on other issues such as supporting crisis management's in africa, which would win it back some goodwill. but at the end of the day that the issue is gaza. and until there is a ceasefire in garza, the us is

is, ukraine , the russian federation must be disintegrated, i... know that there are disputes, and mr may not agree with me, because it is possible, it is impossible, but on the other hand there is no other victory, and therefore we have to make possible that, tomorrow that it is possible that it is impossible today, i simply believe that the question of disintegration is not solved on the couch and through historical processes, or if the troops of a country enter another state and break it into pieces, as the russians do, say with ukraine, russia is on the road to disintegration of ukraine. we understand that these are russian troops occupying our country, turning it into 10 states, how to disintegrate russia? i don't have an answer to this question, i hope that the russians will soon not succeed in integrating, to disintegrate our country, this is our goal, everything else is our arguments with you about, you know, abstractions, ugh, mr. lieutenant colonel, a few more questions, how long can this last and for what? well, we understand that the official statements from the rdk, the l

if a major victory happens tonight for the government party, mr erdogan may try to do this.have now closed. sunday should have been the day a presidential election took place in ukraine. the vote has been postponed to an unspecified date due to the conflict with russia. more than two years after the invasion — how is the war going for ukraine — and the man who would have been running for a second term — volodymyr zelensky? let's speak to charles kupchan — a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations. we have just been talking about turki and benjamin netanyahu in israel. what is the level of satisfaction with to zelensky in ukraine at the moment, giving the ongoing conflict?— ukraine at the moment, giving the ongoing conflict? zelensky has been a remarkable _ ongoing conflict? zelensky has been a remarkable wartime leader, - a remarkable wartime leader, he's got most of the country behind him, he has lost some support, because the battle to take back landover the force of the summer offensive in 2023 did not go as planned, there are some who are unhappy that he respon

if a major victory happens tonight for the government party, mr erdogan may try to do this.ea crossings. land border controls will remain in place because of austria's opposition to the eastern european nations becoming full members of the zone. vienna fears an influx of asylum seekers if all border controls disappear. romania's interior minister said joining schengen was an important moment for his country and its citizens. emer mccarthy has more from the newsroom. after a 13—year long wait, romania and bulgaria have officially joined the schengen area of free movement. but there is a catch. the free movement only applies to air and sea crossings. that's after austria opposed their full membership. it's concerned about an influx of asylum seekers if all border controls were to disappear. these are the scenes from sofia airport on sunday morning. it's extraordinary. what can i say? it's a special feeling. i took out my passport for nothing. it's nice to feel like a european citizen. it's very easy now at the borders. i had no problems at all. the president of the european co

mr. sullivan: may be just a couple of weeks. for a long ntly need them to act on the supplemental. reporter: in regards to today's meeting the president is having to do with his polish counterparts, on friday, bolin's foreign minister said that nato military personnel are already present in ukraine. can you clarify that, can you quantify that please? mr. sullivan: sorry, who said that? reporter: :'s foreign ministmr.t he is referring to. u.s. will not have boots on the ground in ukraine and we don't intend to do so. not sure what he is referring to. reporter: how many americans were dual citizens and are believed to have beenrrently in? mr. sullivan: we believe that number is five. it was six. we believe it is now 5. reporter: can you say when the weapons and equipment will get to ukraine, how quick of a turnaround this will be, and does the white house and to submit more cost savings like this that could result in another aid package in the near future? mr. sullivan: as my friends at the dod like to remind me, we can't plan on

development of central insurance, mr. fanadi , hello, may god bless you, please , according to the growth of about 33%, another insurance rate how much will the third party grow, in the name of allah , the most merciful , the most merciful. greetings and courtesy to the government officials and listeners . he took action and actually made a decision about it, since the amount of rials for the year 1403 increased to 12 billion rials in the non-haram months and sees an increase of 33 and a half percent , the supreme council decided that in fact close to this rate, i.e. the rate of 35 and a half percent of the increase in third party insurance, this year, which is actually almost the last days of it. in fact, it is proportional to the increase of d last year which was 50%, the insurance industry had actually taken into account the 30% increase, but this increase was 30% and the difference was actually 50% and there was a 20% difference. in fact, the insurance companies , which are actually private except for iran insurance ,

amin may also speak to that. what does that have to do with free-market capitalism if the government is guaranteeing monopoly for many years? >> senator, prices are high because drugmakers have monopolies over products. we can't just substitute. a patient can't just say i will take this alternative. the patents block them from having affordable access. that is a monopoly, not a market system. american taxpayers stand up the world's largest and most productive funder of biomedical r&d at nih and we the people found the risk that -- we the people that support the risky early-stage research that has led to such significant medical breakthroughs in areas of mrna, cancer, heart disease, gene therapy. >> the government has played a very active roll in the entire process. >> well, the constitution grants congress the power to promote the progress of science and useful arts securing for limited times are right to their inventions. what we have now is a system where the patent system is not a limited time. it's a monopoly

vitaly may not agree with me, because maybe it is impossible, but on the other hand, there is no othero make possible what is possible tomorrow what is impossible today, i just think that the question of disintegration is not solved on the couch and through historical processes, or... if the troops of some country enter another state and break it into pieces, as the russians do, let's say with ukraine. russia, the road to the disintegration of ukraine. it is clear to us that these are russian troops occupying our country, turning into 10 states. how to disintegrate russia? i don't have an answer to this question. i hope that the russians will soon not succeed in integrating and disintegrating our country. this is our goal. and everything else is our arguments with you about, you know, abstractions. ugh. sir lieutenant colonel, a few more questions, how long can this last and for what? well, we understand that official statements from the rdk, the legion of freedom of russia, and so on, are one story. as you see the real purpose of all these events , as of now, it will continue until th

comment on something and to express any, for example, objections or concerns, well, on the other hand , mr. shmagal may be direct that he does not see any oppression by the opposition, because the cabinet of ministers actually does not cooperate with the opposition and does not listen to the opposition, especially there, then i i will say more, he does not particularly listen to the monomajority because the monomajority does not say anything to the cabinet of ministers, the program, by the way, the program was not approved, and there is no cabinet of ministers, in this regard he has his hands full... account of the solution when he says that there is no problem here , you have to live according to the law, so the problem is precisely that the leadership of the verkhovna rada, unfortunately, very selectively interprets certain provisions of the law, and i generally believe that any obstacles to leaving which people's deputies, only if they are not people 's deputies against whom criminal cases have been opened for treason of the motherland, we have such dignitaries, so to speak, but normal

he said mr sunak may have bottled the may election, but that he can�*t stop voters casting their votections. we don�*t know when the general election will be. we expect it to come this year. at the latest, it can be called in january, but most people expect it to be this year. but the prime minister ruled out may the 2nd. you can see sir ed talking to people and lining up to talk to broadcasters. he said the conservatives had plunged the health service into crisis. he also said that people who had voted conservative all their life were now voting liberal democrat and that it was time to get the conservatives out of power and time to give people a fair deal. so thatis time to give people a fair deal. so that is the liberal democrat leader sir ed davey in harpenden in hertfordshire, launching their local election campaign. we will have more reaction to that later. you�*re watching bbc news. a reminder that you can get more on the election campaign on the bbc news website or app. you can type in your postcode and check whether the areas you live, if you�*re in england, are going to vote.

mr. khani nozri, may god bless you first. among the basic hats, there is also round chicken.'s start, how is the hatching situation and what is planned for the release of this product during the holy month of ramadan , as well as the night of eid, in the name of god , i offer my greetings, courtesy and respect to you and all my dear viewers, and congratulations on the arrival of the holy month of ramadan. alhamdulillah, we are self-sufficient in the field of chicken in the country . we have been experiencing a very high level in the field of chicken production in recent months. the stability that is relatively established in the market and all dear citizens can see it is the result of the efforts of the dear producers and the efforts made by the ministry of agricultural jihad to ensure that the volume of the market supply is such that it covers the consumption demand in these high consumption days. we have spent the last few months with hatchings in records, the record of over 150 million hatchings per month , what we are seeing in the market now will actually not only satisf

mr. cole: so, it may well-- there is a safe harbor forays genuine advice about law enforcement. this was notenne advice about law enforcement. why would she spend four paragraphs denouncing gun -- that has nothing to do w whether there is reputational risk, that has everything to do with what sh in the meeting with lloyd's she was trying to do, leverage her authority to weaken the nra e she disagreed with its political viewpoints. so yes, reputational risk if he was depln a contract-neutral way to address conduct that raises reputational risk, that is one thin if you use it -- it is a very broaderm -- if you use it to target a particular political group because you disagree with its point of view anyone announced that in your -- in the very document in which you are doing it and press release in which, again, andrew cuomo ss "i directed her to issue the guidance because doing business with the nra sends the wrong message," that does not create reputational risk. it supportrganization that i as governor disagree with. and he can disagree with it, he can urge people not to support