welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. coming up...he issue for us. ..deborah turness talks to us about trust, impartiality and transparency and about how bbc news maintains its influence in a time of falling television audiences and declining budgets. it's fair to say that big news follows deborah turness around. after a career in the commercial sector, where she ran itn, she arrived at the bbc in september 2022. before the week was out, a new prime minister, liz truss, had taken office and the queen had died. significant events since then have come thick and fast, including two more new prime ministers, the war in gaza and, this week, the attempted assassination of former president trump. one of her biggest challenges has been to ensure the impartiality of bbc news output — identified by the director—general, tim davie, as the corporation's number one priority. she gave this definition of impartiality recently to a parliamentary select committee. it's about not taking any sides. it's about reporting withoutjudgment, journalism withou

welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. coming up...us. ..deborah turness talks to us about trust, impartiality and transparency and about how bbc news maintains its influence in a time of falling television audiences and declining budgets. it's fair to say that big news follows deborah turness around. after a career in the commercial sector, where she ran itn, she arrived at the bbc in september 2022. before the week was out, a new prime minister, liz truss, had taken office and the queen had died. significant events since then have come thick and fast, including two more new prime ministers, the war in gaza and, this week, the attempted assassination of former president trump. one of her biggest challenges has been to ensure the impartiality of bbc news output — identified by the director—general, tim davie, as the corporation's number one priority. she gave this definition of impartiality recently to a parliamentary select committee. it's about not taking any sides. it's about reporting withoutjudgment, journalism withoutjudgment. an

yeah, “ust listening to you samira h all the information.in all the information. yeah, just - listening to you samira hussain you mention so many of us now have airline tickets on a phone, on a map and you can't actually read that. i saw a picture that they are having to write the departures on a whiteboard there.— to write the departures on a whiteboard there. , ., . ., whiteboard there. yes, once we had crossed through _ whiteboard there. yes, once we had crossed through security _ whiteboard there. yes, once we had crossed through security my - whiteboard there. yes, once we had crossed through security my family. crossed through security my family and i were trying to figure out where our flight was specially taken from. we went a couple of times to the security agent to try and find out when that flight was taken off and he finally got the information, was able to tell us which gate to go to. but they are manually entering all the formation onto a whiteboard. you have to sort of step back and find the comedy in some of what is happening

welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. lessons can bbc news learn from the past six weeks? election nights are a big moment for a broadcaster, and so all eyes were on clive myrie and laura kuenssberg at 5—10pm on thursday night, as they kicked off 15 hours of live results programmes on bbc one. big ben bongs and, as big ben strikes 10pm, the exit poll is predicting a labour landslide. as a dramatic night unfolded, there was a divided reaction from viewers, with james ball observing... but matthew ambrose was impressed with what he saw. thursday night's coverage was the culmination of an intense period for bbc news, with extensive reporting of the election campaign across television, radio, podcasts, and online. it was a campaign which threw up a number ofjournalistic issues and challenges, and some memorable moments. so, this is it — a general election is on. power will leave this most powerful of streets, and you'll be able to decide whether he stays or whether he goes. mr farage, are you standing? well, we'll find out- i

well, thank you for inviting me on the programme, samira.n i came to the bbc, understanding the director—general�*s real focus on impartiality, we did a really big piece of work asking audiences across the uk and around the world what they needed today to trust us, and they told us they wanted fairness and respect. and fairness and respect really come together to form impartiality — fairness in reflecting the fullness of the political conversation and respect in showing that we are listening to them because they pay for us and the bbc is here for everyone. eight in ten uk adults came to the bbc during the election period. they said, when asked, "who would you choose for trusted, "impartial coverage of this election?", four times more chose the bbc than any of our nearest other competitors. so i would say i really am incredibly proud of our output during the election, and i really feel that we stepped up to deliver on our democratic duty as a platform for freedom of speech and to reflect the fullness of the political conversation that was hap

samira jalilian, sed and sima news agency.serving until the last moment of operation of the new terminals of ramsar and ilam airports in connection.

samira has had enough of innocent deaths, but if rogomenko is not taken from the sbu, she and her familybut then anastasia turkot was summoned to the sbu, which she informed subscribers about , judging by the fact that blogger voloshin has already apologized for his words, they may have also had a conversation with him, but it would seem that they they had never spoken out against official kiev before, but what has changed now is that it turned out that the boiling point was a ukrainian missile attack on a children’s hospital. in kiev. and they understood and saw perfectly well that it was not a russian missile that hit the children’s hospital. ahmadet. this is what dictated their appeal: let’s somehow move towards a truce, towards peace, towards negotiations. stop killing and killing. the fact that after that they were called by the sbu and had preventive conversations, it worked even worse. bloggers repeated on camera what they said demanded, but this did not stop them from thinking differently. surely these bloggers’ audiences also correspond. by the way , the peacekeeping bloggers ha

samira jalilian, seda news agency. hello sima, have a good time. first, two news about our youth competition in the 22nd under-20 youth volleyball championship in asia. the year of asia will open on tuesday morning in surabaya, indonesia, and the iranian team, which is in group b of this tournament , will face china in the first match at 11:00. it starts in the city of sirachai, thailand, and from our country, ali momeni in 57 kilos , ali khormardel in 65. ali karampour in 70, majid bagheri in 79 and abolfazl babalu in 97 kilos are fighting with the rivals. the second five-weight competition will be held on wednesday. on the eve of the start of the 2024 paris olympics, the news and sidelines of these games every day it gets hotter. mehdi al-fafti, the first athlete in the field of gymnastics in the history of iran in the olympic competitions , was provided on the spot. this competition started . alfati on saturday, august 6, in the vaulting section , ahead of his opponents. although this period of olympic competitions is held in the heat of nearly

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samira jalilian, sed and cima news agency. be with us. let's go to kurdistan province today, a meeting of city councils across the country is scheduled to be held in sanandaj, mr. shahin farhad, khabar reporter. broadcasting in sanandaj , your communication is established, and tell us and you about the details of this meeting, mr. farhad. good morning. hello, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings, politeness, and devotion to serve you, dear viewers. hello, reporter and you , my good colleague, mr. hosseini, as you are in the seventy-two. the third official meeting of the consultative assembly of heads of islamic councils of provincial centers will be held today, hosted by sanandaj city council and municipality. this meeting starts at 8:00 am and at 9:00 am the specialized committees for construction , cultural, social environment and law will be held. the purpose of holding this meeting is to improve the attitudes towards the council and strengthen the position of the islamic councils of the city and the vi

to people of culture and art, generating income in the cinema will be the next step for its growth, samira jalilian. the 33rd edition of the olympic games will officially begin tonight with the opening ceremony and the lighting of the torch in paris. in the opening ceremony of the 2024 olympics that starting at 21:00 tehran time, the first procession of the caravans of different countries will be held with the movement of boats on the seine river. the 40-person iranian sports caravan with the name of khadim al-reza and the flag bearers of nadarsvari and mahdi al-fafti of the table tennis and gymnastics nationals will parade in the opening ceremony . iran died with 29 athletes. and 11 female athletes are present in these games, who will compete with their opponents in 14 disciplines. but yesterday mobina. the only representative of iran's archery and archery in these games managed to get the necessary points in the preliminary table to advance to the olympic stage. in the premier futsal league, the third week of this competition started yesterday with three games, and in one of the matches,

samira jalilian sada news agency and sima hello, good night first. news about iran's youth in the asian championship. the 22nd edition of the asian under-20 youth volleyball competition will begin on tuesday morning in surabaya, indonesia, and the iranian team, which is in group b of this tournament , will face china in the first game at 11:00 . youth championship freestyle wrestling competitions. asia will start from tuesday with the first five weight fights in the city of sirachai, thailand, and from our country, ali momeni in 57 kg, ali khorram del in 65 , ali karampour in 70, majid bagheri in 79 and abolfazl babalu in 97 kg will compete with competitors. the second five-weight event will be held on wednesday. on the verge of beginning. paris 2024 olympics, the news and the sidelines of these games are getting hotter every day, mehdi alfati , the first athlete in the field of gymnastics in the history of iran in the olympic competitions , started his preparations at the venue of these competitions. alfati on saturday, august 6, in the vaulting sec

welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. coming up...ts influence in a time of falling television audiences and declining budgets. it's fair to say that big news follows deborah turness around, after a career in the commercial sector where she ran itn. she arrived at the bbc in september 2022. before the week was out, a new prime minister, liz truss, had taken office and the queen had died. significant events since then have come thick and fast, including two more new prime ministers, the war in gaza and this week, the attempted assassination of former president trump. one of her biggest challenges has been to ensure the impartiality of bbc news output, identified by the director general, tim davie, as the corporation's number one priority. she gave this definition of impartiality recently to a parliamentary select committee. it's about not taking any sides. it's about reporting withoutjudgement, journalism withoutjudgment. and the bbc is seen to be the most scrupulously aware of anything that might be perceived as some kind of bias or p

samira jalilian, sed and sima news agency. the general director of the islamic revolution housing foundation of ilam province announced the implementation of hadi project in 450 villages of the province in the last one year. mr. mohabbi said these activities include reform roads, directing surface water, securing the village. paving stone and asphalt. nadarabad village, malekshan city. deprived face in our days . take away, thank god, the area that has been developed in the form of a rural guide project. in our village, about 6500 square meters of asphalt has been done. a new vitality has entered our village. we are observing the return of the population to the village. in line with this construction document, organizing and modifying the existing structure of the village expansion in the future. it is followed already , our alleys, gluline, now with the services that have been done this is the result, alhamdulillah, people are making good use of it. this place , as you can see, is at the end of the road. previously, because o

samira tiene razón.maño estándar que permite tu aerolínea. y hasta ahora la mayoría de las aerolíneas te permiten llevar un artículo personal, así que sácale provecho. una buena opción para ese artículo personal es una mochila de viaje, una que tenga varios compartimentos puede ser muy útil. solo asegúrate que cabe cómodamente debajo del asiento de adelante y que aún deja algo de espacio para tus pies. 2 consejos más inscríbete al programa de viajero frecuente de la aerolínea y si viajas mucho con alguna, tener su tarjeta de crédito podría darte beneficios adicionales, como por ejemplo, no tener que pagar por tu equipaje cada vez que viajes. es que hay aerolíneas que, por ejemplo, si eres una persona que utiliza cartera o bolso y una mochila, las personas que están en el en la en la mesa de de atención al cliente te dicen solo puede llevar una porque la mochila es considerada su cartera, así que o deja una o deja la otra. ha cambiado mucho eso. antes te dejaban más y era solo el peso, pero ahora también

samira tiene razón.ara tu equipaje. ten en cuenta que en ocasiones el equipaje que se vende como de mano o carry on puede ser más grande que el tamaño estándar que permite tu aerolínea. y hasta ahora la mayoría de las aerolíneas te permiten llevar un artículo personal, así que sácale provecho. una buena opción para ese artículo personal es una mochila de viaje, una que tenga varios compartimentos puede ser muy útil. solo asegúrate que cabe cómodamente debajo del asiento de adelante y que aún deja algo de espacio para tus pies. 2 consejos más inscríbete al programa de viajero frecuente de la aerolínea y si viajas mucho con alguna, tener su tarjeta de crédito podría darte beneficios adicionales, como por ejemplo, no tener que pagar por tu equipaje cada vez que viajes. vamos a ver que tenemos en los deportes. porque los giants querían barrer la serie en querían barrer la serie en cleveland y al volver les ♪ “jack n the box” por ice cube ♪ ♪ and your babies ♪ ♪ see my head is so big they call me ♪ ♪ jack n t

convocados como natalia alcoser, guty carrera, cristina eustace, awilda herrera, samira jalil, jason meyer y aylín mujica. así que bueno, una constelación de estrellas para este show que promete. bueno, vamos a estar pendientes a ver qué trae de nuevo, verdad? y quién va a ganar esos 200.000 no caen mal. no, para nada, para nada. bueno, suerte a los participantes. nos vemos >> esta tarde en noticias telemundo. las protestas que iniciaron el lunes en venezuela por la sospecha de fraude electoral ya dejan mÁs de una decena de muertos, casi una centena de heridos y mÁs de 700 detenidos. >> tenemos reportes de personas fallecidas. por su parte, el oficialismo tambiÉn saliÓ a las calles a marchar y pide cÁrcel para la opositora marÍa corina machado y el candidato edmundo gonzÁlez urrutia, acusÁndolos de conspiraciÓn fascista. >> no culpable. hoy joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez negÓ los cinco cargos que pesan en su contra por trÁfico de drogas en una corte federal de chicago. el gÜero contestÓ en inglÉs. dijo que no necesita un intÉrprete y estuvo sereno. su abogado dijo que Él no estÁ cooperando con

algunos de los famosos convocados como natalia alcoser, guty carrera, cristina eustace, awilda herrera, samiranidos. >> tenemos reportes de personas fallecidas. por su parte, el oficialismo tambiÉn saliÓ a las calles a marchar y pide cÁrcel para la opositora marÍa corina machado y el candidato eun

samira tiene razón.equipaje que se vende como de mano o carry on puede ser más grande que el tamaño estándar que permite tu aerolínea y hasta ahora, la mayoría de las aerolíneas te permiten llevar un artículo personal, así que sácale provecho. una buena opción para ese artículo personal es una mochila de viaje, una que tenga varios compartimentos puede ser muy útil. solo asegúrate que cabe cómodamente debajo del asiento de adelante y que aún deja algo de espacio para tus pies. 2 consejos más inscríbete al programa de viajero frecuente de la aerolínea y si viajas mucho con alguna, tener su tarjeta de crédito podría darte beneficios adicionales, como por ejemplo, no tener que pagar por tu equipaje cada vez que viajes. hacemos otra pausa, pero usted sabe que california tiene un día de pesca libre al regresar de los comerciales, hablaremos de esto. y recuerde que puede seguirnos en los medios sociales. facebook e instagram. también descargue las aplicaciones telemundo 48, ¡flex alert, flex alert! ¡se viene u

police and various agencies are actively involved in this operation. 0ur south asia correspondent samirae some you can see some of you can see some of these images that we've been seen coming from the region, these really heavy rains. you see these rivers flooded. 0fficials you see these rivers flooded. officials are saying in fact they believe many people have actually been caught in those rivers and have been caught in those rivers and have been swept away. the challenge now is the rescue operation to try to get to those people stranded. as you rightly pointed out, there is a crucial bridge in one of the areas where landslide hits. that has been demolished and so now they have army personnel who have come in and have made a rope bridge to try and reach some of those people trapped. 0f some of those people trapped. of course, also making rescue efforts difficult, the monsoons which triggered these landslides, there is heavy rains continue in the region and so you see these rescue officials trying to battle the elements as they go through murder and sticks to try and get to people still

people are still trapped in areas that rescue workers are yet to reach. 0ur south asia correspondent samirae ground in kerala trying to rescue some of those who have been stranded as a result of these mudslides. what is making these mudslides. what is making these rescue if it's really difficult of course is the continued rain. this is a region that has seen a lot of rain in the last few weeks and it is that torrential rain that has triggered these mudslides or landslides, rather. the other thing making rescue efforts difficult is a critical bridge that connects one of the regions that saw a landslide, well, that has been destroyed so members of the indian army are on the scene and they are creating this road bridge to try to get to some of those people that are trapped. now, the expectation is that the death toll will likely increase as the rescuers get to some of them or cut off and remote regions. this is an area that has seen this kind of torrential rain before and flooding, back in 2018 some of the deadliest flooding had occurred in that area where more than 400 people died. in later y

our south asia correspondent — samira hussain is in delhi.esult of these mudslides. what's making these rescue efforts really difficult, of course, is the continued rain. this is a region that has been seeing a lot of rain in the last few weeks. and it is that torrential rain that has triggered these mudslides, these landslides, rather. and the other thing that's making rescue efforts difficult is that a critical bridge that connects one of the regions that saw a landslide, that has been destroyed. members of the indian army are on the scene and they are creating this rope bridge to try and get to some of those people that are trapped. the expectation is that the death toll will likely increase as the rescuers get to some of the more cut off and remote regions. this is an area that has seen this kind of torrential rain before and flooding. back in 2018, some of the deadliest flooding had occurred in that area when more than 400 people had died. in later years, it hasn't been as deadly, but this is certainly one that officials are saying is qu

yes, samira hussain, absolutely a global outage and we are hearing on the situation in australia andights and the us airline united airlines is resuming some flights but expect scheduled disruptions to continue throughout the rest of today. as i was saying earlier, cybersecurity firm crowdstrike blames an issue with one of its updates for windows and this isn't affecting mac or lenox users. it is blaming the issue with one of its updates for windows and says the problem has been identified, isolated, and a fix has been deployed. —— linux users. we wait to see how long that will take to be implemented and we will see some of the positive benefits from that. let's go to news correspondent sam harrison who has more lines for us. what is the latest that you have been monitoring? has what is the latest that you have been monitoring?— been monitoring? as we have discussed. — been monitoring? as we have discussed, this _ been monitoring? as we have discussed, this is _ been monitoring? as we have discussed, this is a _ been monitoring? as we have discussed, this is a pan- - been monitoring?

our south asia correspondent — samira hussain is in delhi.e rescue efforts really difficult, of course, is the continued rain. this is a region that has been seeing a lot of rain in the last few weeks. and it is that torrential rain that has triggered these mudslides, these landslides, rather. and the other thing that's making rescue efforts difficult is that a critical bridge that connects one of the regions that saw a landslide, that has been destroyed. members of the indian army are on the scene and they are creating this rope bridge to try and get to some of those people that are trapped. the expectation is that the death toll will likely increase as the rescuers get to some of the more cut off and remote regions. this is an area that has seen this kind of torrential rain before and flooding. back in 2018, some of the deadliest flooding had occurred in that area when more than 400 people had died. in later years, it hasn't been as deadly, but this is certainly one that officials are saying is quite worse, mostly because, you see that thos

let's speak to our south asia correspondent, samira hussain. just bring it up—to—date.images that we have been seen coming from the region, these really heavy rains and you see these rivers that are flooding. officials are saying that they believe many people have actually been caught in those rivers and have been swept away. the challenge now is the rescue operation, trying to get to those people that are stranded. as you pointed out, there is a crucial bridge in one of the areas where a landslide hit. that has been demolished and now they have army personnel that have come in and made a rope bridge to try and reach some of those people that are trapped. also making rescue effort difficult, the monsoons that triggered these landslides, all those heavy rains continue in the region so you see these rescue is battling the elements as they go through mud and sticks as he tried to get people trapped on the other side. just briefly talk _ trapped on the other side. just briefly talk us _ trapped on the other side. just briefly talk us through the region and how resilient it

figures, that for example, out of five cases, or rather in five cases out of twelve that moved, it was samira, having lost their coursework stability, fell unfortunately, well, you won’t be able to rent out such things, because again, without the skill, you won’t be able to use it, and in terms of cost, no, it costs the same as a scooter, that is, the threshold is from 100 rubles depending on weight person. that is, here - today this is considered a big unicycle for me, because i’m big, i weigh 120 kg, i won’t stand on a small wheel, it simply won’t support me, but what if everyone who gets on scooters thought so initially , at least its own weight, it would have been much more expensive, how much does it cost to learn how to drive ? today it costs 60 rubles. and this is the amount, because i have colleagues in russia who teach, if you translate it into their money, it turns out to be 120 rubles. but that's one thing lesson, how long does it take to teach? we give the base, it’s like on a bicycle, it is necessary for me to see that the person has ridden at least 10 m on a unicycle, because i

expectations that they could end up with an absolute majority was a big relief for voters here like samira who told me what it was like bracing for the possibility of a far right takeover. take a look. >> people who are very unsure and sometimes a bit violent. so, for me, it was a very difficult period. i also wanted to leave france because i didn't want to stay in the country where racism, xenophobia, people talk easily like that. >> reporter: but andrea, for those concerned about the rise of the far right throughout europe, there is another story line here. yes, the far right national rally fell short of that majority. but they still increased their seats in parliament by more than 50. they were at 88 before. they're going to be at 142 now. they are clearly still ascended here and there are parallels to elsewhere in europe including the u.k. where the election was overshadowed by the huge by the labor party. the reform party won seats in parliament for the first time. nigel himself winning a seat for the first time in in history. even though these far right parties are not yet winning cl

this, girl, grandma, get out of here, thank you, god bless you, well, get out of here, until i see samiran’t been my wife for a long time, talaq, talaq, talaq, that’s it, it won’t work out like that, you and i were not only in the mosque, we registered at the tax office , it's all me! your wife says that her children came here, but maybe we don’t have children, she came out of pity, she attacked the wrong one, normal wives don’t leave their husbands, well, get out of here, he loves me, of course, it’s great! eh, it's okay. why don't you close the door? what's happened? i can i help you somehow? why did you gather me? what? why did you say that he died? who died? there was no need to do this. screw him, you found him a long time ago, in the summer, before you left, you’ll have tea, listen, you need to feel sorry for me, don’t, i don’t feel sorry for you, how could you do that? because it's none of your business, why? i bit my lip, well, the wedding will heal, let’s have some tea. you're looking for the wrong thing, you're looking for a gun, you need to look for a picture, let's return to l

well, thank you for inviting me on the programme, samira.than any of our nearest other competitors. so i would say i really am incredibly proud of our output during the election, and i really feel that we stepped up to deliver on our democratic duty as a platform for freedom of speech and to reflect the fullness of the political conversation that was happening across the uk. lots of the complaints we received during the election — and you heard one earlier — concerned the perception that nigel farage and reform received more coverage than was warranted. did they? we were very, very thoughtful and very careful about this. and first to say, equal numbers of people contacted the bbc to say that there was too much and too little coverage of nigel farage and the reform party. we make very careful determinations and we look at, you know, a sort of cross—section of data and inputs to make those decisions. for example, ofcom has a framework, the bbc charter has a framework. some of it is about past electoral performance and some of it is about polli

welcome to news watch with me, samira ahmed. coming up: cheering and applause .berlin. this major tournament overseas, they are heading to berlin.— heading to berlin. as we have exlored heading to berlin. as we have exolored many _ heading to berlin. as we have explored many times - heading to berlin. as we have explored many times before l heading to berlin. as we have l explored many times before on newswatch, that excitement is not universally shared by bbc audiences. joan had already been in touch with us after watching that evening's news at six, with this question. you may remember the bbc�*s former head of tv news, roger mosey, recently said on newswatch that pretty much coverage of football was excessive on bbc bulletins, and there were also complaints after the game. an hour or so after the final whistle, elizabeth was tuned into the news channel watching recent comments by suella braverman being discussed on newsnight when this happened. the discussed on newsnight when this ha ened. ., , ., , happened. the flag is many colours--- _ happened. the flag is