may he continue the path of martyr raisi, yusuf jan. you mentioned different people of different ages and different viewpoints who came and were present . you said that you were talking to people. i mean, what sense of duty was formed in each and every one of these people, that they felt that they should express and participate and play a role in choosing their destiny. i had come to their country because of the love of the country and the prejudice they have towards their land. choose a person who will choose the policies they like and the changes they want to happen in the country. martyrs came today, everyone with any opinion and every thought came to cast their vote in the ballot box. well, he has certain expectations of people's livelihood debates, various debates that people always raise with us, economic issues and various issues that i had raised. i was looking for a suitable candidate, saying that it is not right to stay at home, all the people said today was that we should not stay at home, sir, we should come, and if we are l

theo yusuf, lovely >> all right. theo yusuf, lovely to meet you. much for coming into the studio tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you very much. well, coming up next, we're going to be discussing tom bower's new book about the beckhams. you won't want to miss it. don't go anywhere. welcome back. right. let's get into this new biography, the house of beckham, which has been written by tom bower , who joins written by tom bower, who joins me in the studio now. tom, it's not a flattering portrait. this is it. i mean, are you saying that the beckhams aren't all they seem? >> well, netflix was their version, and this book is the truth , that's that's okay. truth, that's that's okay. bottom line. >> i mean , in what respect >> i mean, in what respect aren't they? i mean, we get the kind of glossy , heavily kind of glossy, heavily controlled brand . beckham i controlled brand. beckham i mean, the image is perfectly honed, isn't it, for the public gaze. you've looked into them , gaze. you've looked into them, their

it will be so. a marriage agency, so to speak, in smolensk, was organized by two russian citizens, yusuf was given to young naive people who do not ask unnecessary questions, but have an irresistible desire. there were many more people who wanted to circumvent the law and earn extra money, he said that we had made a lot of money, and that it was like helping to do documents, in fact it was. no paperwork was done, once he went with us, the second time, the third time we went, we did everything ourselves. essentially, everything that the so-called marriage agents did this, they introduced the newlyweds, then the mule with all the consequences, figure it out for yourself, not small ones. the acquaintance of the bride and groom always took place on the threshold of zaks. the newlyweds had literally a few minutes to get to know each other better. so, just in case, the registrar suddenly has questions during the painting, but employees are not obliged to check the love marriage. concluded or by calculation, therefore , as a rule, no one meddled with questions into someone else’s soul. there wa

i am yusuf. i think we can announce the winner of the election here today . the winner of the election is none other than you, dear people , who were able to achieve a good result today with your presence. thank you very much. let's go to the news section. see you one morning, thank you very much. in the name of god. hello. counting of votes in those branches where the vote is complete the end has begun. an hour before the voting deadline. the 14th term of the presidential election has ended. with the closing of the branch doors, only those who are in the inner area of ​​the branch will vote. the 10-hour voting process was extended three times yesterday and continued until 24:00. people also told about the saga of their presence. o bright land , you are the light of my eyes. the hours were adjusted to the time of the election and once again the presence of people at the polling booths was eye-catching . the attendance of the people was great, as you can see, it was very crowded and everyone came to prove their devotion to this country and their homeland, to s

yusuf salami, our reporter, who was present at one of the polling stations. god willing, we will be at your service whenever it is established. but in iraq 6 electoral districts with 14 fixed and 10 mobile branches were considered for the participation of iranians living in iraq and pilgrims of atbat aliat. simultaneously with other countries, the representative offices of the islamic republic of iran in iraq also started polling iranian citizens in iraq. in the country of iraq, there are 6 electoral districts, 14 fixed branches and 10 mobile branches for the vote of iranian citizens living in iraq as well as visitors. i am very happy because this shows the fate of a country and i would like to participate myself in the fate of my country. what motivated you to come? we live in iraq, but we still love our own country, why did you come to the elections, because all the enemies came. we are always present at the voting booths, always with islam and our country, we must always be proud and stable. jalal khalidi , baghdad radio and television news agency. there i

hamza yusuf, the former leader of the national party of scotland, says: as the first muslim leader in the western society , he has witnessed the policies of islam. it has become widespread in europe and has been manifested in the form of hatred of islam by muslims a fact that is clearly visible in the reports of islamophobia monitoring organizations, especially against muslim women in the west, including england. hatred of islam, which is the target of the speech and behavior of anti-islamic people due to wearing hijab . this year can be called the year of elections because almost half of the world's population is involved in elections. in a number of countries , especially in europe, candidates and parties have been voted in, which are engaged in insulting muslims. opinion. the reform led by nigel farage has surpassed even the ruling conservative party, according to pollsters . nigel farage is that person he considers muslims as the fifth pillar of the enemy in this country. civil organizations that support the rights of muslims in the uk say that the anti-islamism of the muslims in

hamza yusuf, the former leader of the scottish national party, says: he has witnessed poisoned islamophobicicies in the west. many muslim politicians in the west do not want to accept the fact that the populism and demagoguery that has spread in europe has been revealed in the form of hatred of islam by muslims, a fact that is revealed in the report of the monitoring organizations of islamophobia , especially against muslim women in the west. the english sentence is quite obvious. hatred of islam by muslims in britain is clearly going on, but mostly towards women. a muslim who is the target of anti-islam speech and behavior due to wearing hijab muslims are placed. the former leader of the national party of scotland, referring to the upcoming elections in england to determine the representatives of the house of commons and the next government of this country, says: "the labor party will probably win in this election, but the reform party led by nigel farage, according to the experts, will even beat the ruling party. conservatives are also ahead. in germany, in france, in america, it shows th

the former leader of the national party of scotland hamza yusuf radio says that as the first muslim leader in the western society , he has witnessed the poisoned islamophobic policies in the west. according to this politician , many muslims in the west do not want it. accept the fact that populism and demagoguery that has spread in europe has been revealed in the form of muslims' hatred of islam, a fact that is stated in the report islamophobic watchdogs, especially against muslim women , are quite visible in the west, including the uk. hatred of islam by muslims in britain is clearly going on, but it is mostly aimed at muslim women who, due to wearing the hijab, are the target of speech , etc. , in england, in germany, in france, in america, it shows that this is a plan by a series of a series of politicians with the support of the media and a number of analysts in england believe that the inability of some western governments to curb the political, economic and social crises of their country has caused them to be unable instead of being criticized. they blame the muslims themselves and i

yusuf azizi, an expert on american issues . mr.llo, hello i hope you are well and the viewers of your program thank you very much , mr. azizi. who do you think won and why? well, we have to see from what point of view we are talking. it was clear that mr. biden is actually weaker in terms of verbal and mental abilities than mr. trump, not only because of his 4 years of age, but it is clear. because of the pressures in their lives, some people say that in their lives. mr. biden has had or has had a very long period of responsibility , in any case, his physical ability or the health problems he has are much weaker than mr. trump's, but from another point of view, if we want to see about the verification, well, this was also discussed. the fact that mr. trump may have told the people several false or distorted issues or wrong numbers of wrong data in every answer does not mean that mr. biden was completely honest in his words . we witnessed a really strange debate from both sides, where two people , mr. azizi, even used very childish

sheikh mohammad reza mahdavi keni, haj sheikh gholamreza rizwani, haj sheikh ahmad jannati, haj sheikh yusufi, according to article 99 of the constitution of the guardian council, which oversees the election of the president. selection. the national assembly is responsible for referring to public votes and referendums, but due to the short period left before the first parliamentary elections and the fact that the six legal members of the council are not known, it cannot practically supervise these elections. huge zionist information and propaganda networks. friendship and the west in europe and america had started and continued a huge psychological war against us, and this psychological war is still going strong. they try to provide the context of advertising within the borders . enlarge those advertisements, those fields, small events. highlight thousands of times they should make it a sign of the weakness and degeneration of our revolution and reflect it to the world. bani sadr, during the friday prayer ceremony on the third of march 2018, about the attack on the meetings in different citi

in my opinion, yusuf ziadeh became the most valuable player in the premier league this year in the poll, and ramin rezaian completes half-finished tasks when he comes, and on the other hand, abolfazl jalali, who, in my opinion, can be discussed in better conditions. the submissions are definitely the submissions of abu afaz jalali, similar to his youth, maybe he is high-class, but milad mohammadi may be more strict, but the early submissions of the submissions in those areas of the defined spaces, in my opinion , do not have the necessary quality, at least to pass the exam. the best passer in our league is jalalieh, and we will come in the second half of the game in 5 minutes, we will take moqano , we will take three attackers. look, the arrival of attacking players is not important, it is how they are fed and where should the three players move, mahdi. we saw taromio at the end of the game he is playing , this shows that it is true that mr. qalnai wants to use all the players' capacities and qualities. his quality is getting lower and in my opinion, mehdi tarumi is a very valuable play

in his latest report, yusuf, expressing his concern about the dire situation of children due to the continuedacks of the zionist regime, warned that malnutrition threatens the lives of 3,000 palestinian children in gaza. well, i am discussing the developments in gaza with my colleague based in khanyounes, mr. haani al-maqari. hello , we are listening to your report on the latest events in gaza. the occupiers have also dominated the salah al-din axis on the borders of gaza and egypt and they occupy the rifa crossing and do not allow humanitarian aid to enter the gaza strip and the wounded to leave this area for treatment. the gaza ministry of health also warned that the ambulances were out of order and the dialysis machines were out of order due to the lack of fuel. the occupiers also admitted that 295 soldiers. officers they have been killed since the beginning of the ground attack on the gaza strip, and in the last 48 hours, four of their officers were killed. politically, both the hamas movement and the islamic jihad movement announced that they presented their own plan for a cease-fire and

it tells of the efforts of a determined sprinter, young samia yusuf omar, in conflict—torn mogadishu.fy for the olympics and that was out of, like, really, mogadishu, which was, you know, for many decades destroyed, so an amazing achievement of a young woman. samia was selected to represent somalia in the 2008 summer olympics. what stands out in this story is her fierce determination to run, despite opposition from local militants and others who believe women shouldn't be involved in sports. but it's notjust a story of one young woman's ambition, this is a film which touches on many different issues, as well as samia herself. chuckles. she was an inspiring figure for so many women and muslim people all over the world. but, of course, there's so many aspects about this movie because there's her personal story, which is an athlete — a young woman who's a talented runner — and there's, of course, a political side about it — there's — it's about female rights, it's about, you know, determining your own future, making your own decisions and, of course, it's about how we deal with women who

we like those ladies and gents, don't we, zia yusuf?'s the entrepreneur and the biggest donor to reform uk . also donor to reform uk. also alongside him, of course, aaron bastani, co—founder of novara media. gentlemen, you're very, very welcome . first time we do very welcome. first time we do love a new face. you are also very welcome tonight. and you know the drill on this programme, don't you? it's not just about us. it's very much about you guys at home as well. what is on your mind tonight? get in touch. all the usual ways . email gb views at gb news.com. you can go to the website gb news tuc talk to me on there as some of you already are. of course you can tweet or x me and also get this. what a proposition for you. you look here you lucky people because you have the opportunity to spend the night with me. yes you did indeed hear that right? live on election night gb news. we will be over in essex. not just me, but my colleague patrick christys as well. we will be hosting an exclusive election night watch party and if you want to

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there's a guy called doctor yusuf smith. i think, who is a quite good.y like a gym bro. he actually like a gym bro. he actually provides he creates, onune actually provides he creates, online programs that allow gym bros to sell their services. so he's like a meta bro. but he did a thing. it was a very interesting where he tried to avoid all these, what do they call them? the endocrine disruptors . disruptors. >> yeah, exactly. >> yeah, exactly. >> he went for a fortnight. he was like, oh my god, there are so many. yeah. it was just like, you dig down and there's like a neurosis. >> i don't want to give myself. i've already got so many. >> thank goodness i've reproduced already, nick times now. yet another field, literally a field where being a psycho has certain advantages. >> yes, but like comedy, malevolent traits could be key to athletic success. experts say they looked at 300 athletes, including swimmers, triathletes, including swimmers, tri athletes, cyclists including swimmers, triathletes, cyclists and they found that a lot of them are high in da

yusuf, save us, the fire is burning, we are burning, in short, we are burning, we need, we need water drag, run, in short, come on, come on, drag, korosha, epech. some barn rescue, well done, hurray! listen, nastya, please tell me, why do you need all this? i mean, is this a safety precaution? no, i in general, why are you running around with them? well, look at yourself, young beautiful girl, you look like, well, i don’t know, kind of twitchy all over, do you want to be a saint, or are you counting on a presidential grant, so let me give you a grant right now, 50 ladies or even 70, just take the kids... take the moms, buttante herself relax, go, and hmm, maybe give 100, well, well, give at least 80, well, what do you need, where is roma, then on foot, he drew a nice car service! only at the end of s. how many times have i told you, you can’t ride here, i ’ve told you how many times, you don’t put silencers there, but it’s not me, it’s him who’s red-haired, answer for yourself, is he red-haired? yes, nothing changes, uncle rom, you change, uncle garesh, well, like your knees, nothing,

everybody look, joining me now, pleased to say, zia yusuf, he's one of the, one of the biggest donorsreform. campaign. you will remember, if you're a regular viewer as well . he also regular viewer as well. he also joined me on the panel a couple of days ago . i've got to say, of days ago. i've got to say, people have really kind of, jumped upon this today, is there? they're saying that, reform uk are the party that are essentially, attracting the racists, that they have a lot of racists, that they have a lot of racists within them and so on and so forth. what's been your reaction to this situation today ? >> well, 7— >> well, look, ? >> well, look, firstly, it's unsurprising that the quite coordinated attacks from the political and media establishment, continue to get louder and more ferocious . i louder and more ferocious. i mean, channel 4 described this as themselves as and i quote an operation, it does look extremely, suspicious. i'm not close enough, to comment on all of the details, but this is a guy who, first of all, denied this morning to the daily telegraph that he was an a

there's a guy called doctor yusuf smith. i think, who is a quite good.ike a gym bro. he actually like a gym bro. he actually provides he creates, onune actually provides he creates, online programs that allow gym bros to sell their services. so he's like a meta bro. but he did a thing. it was a very interesting where he tried to avoid all these, what do they call them? the endocrine disruptors . disruptors. >> yeah, exactly. >> yeah, exactly. >> he went for a fortnight. he was like, oh my god, there are so many. yeah. it was just like, you dig down and there's like a neurosis. >> i don't want to give myself. i've already got so many. >> thank goodness i've reproduced already, nick times now. yet another field, literally a field where being a psycho has certain advantages. >> yes, but like comedy, malevolent traits could be key to athletic success. experts say they looked at 300 athletes, including swimmers, triathletes, including swimmers, tri athletes, cyclists including swimmers, triathletes, cyclists and they found that a lot of them are high in dark

we've got 5000 people coming to birmingham at midday today and, and, and zia yusuf, who is a self—madesuccessful businessman. yes. i've interviewed patriotic. yeah. he's going to be the big star of today. >> and i think some of your other stars have been a bit conspicuous by their absence. where's lee anderson been on the campaign trail with his wife has been very seriously ill. i didn't know. in the last couple of days people have been asking me where is he? >> i wanted lee to come today, but his wife has been very ill. >> fair enough. thank you for clarifying that point, when i said about that whole moderating your views, then. so you think that you can grow this from a fairly sort of right wing platform? i'm not going to call it far right and hard right. no. do you need to moderate a little bit to get more people in to get to 30? >> no, because i think what we're talking about, the fact that britain is broken, that nothing works, that the population explosion has devalued the lives and quality of life of pretty much everybody. i think these i think people are joining up the dots out

i've got the man that's the biggest donor to reform uk zigi yusuf and aaron bastani, novara media.now if you want to get in touch with me, simply go to gbnews.com/yoursay and i'll read out the best of your messages a little in the show. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's >> congratulations to the gb news winners at this year's tric awards. and the winner of interview of the year is alastair stewart. >> reveals his heartbreaking diagnosis to camilla tominey. >> and the winner is gb news breakfast. >> and the winner is nigel farage. >> and thank you to you, our gb news viewers and listeners for making us the people's channel, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back. your time is 538. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. now onto a matter which occupies the minds of many royal watchers . how deep is the royal watchers. how deep is the rift between prince william and prince harry? well, it's been reported that prince william is refusing to speak to prince harry and has even taken on the role of disciplinarian, which was once of course, the job of princ

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brody is standing, iain duncan smith for the conservatives, josh hadley for the liberal democrats, yusuf that's the list for that seat. >> well there you go, now more on the breaking news that a cyber attack has affected some major hospitals in london, affecting services like blood transfusions , some of which have transfusions, some of which have had to be cancelled. well, our reporter charlie peters joins us now to tell us more because charlie, a hugely concerning development. >> that's right, tom, and a critical incident has now been declared as several hospitals in london have been caught up in this incident. >> as you understand, it's the royal brompton hospital in chelsea , guys in saint thomas's chelsea, guys in saint thomas's in lambeth, the kings college hospital in denmark hill, camberwell, south london, and also the harefield hospital out in hillingdon. also the harefield hospital out in hillingdon . so several in hillingdon. so several hospitals caught in this situation . also some primary situation. also some primary care centres, to according health sources. and the crux of

. >> my son is yusuf. he's 23 years old., the sad thing is about the manifestos i've not heard anything about disability. nothing's been brought up at all about people with disabilities, about people with disabilities, about children with disabilities. it's never even mentioned in their social care. so it's a huge worry . i have no so it's a huge worry. i have no faith left in any of the parties to say that they would be providing support for my son in any sense of the way, because as i said, it's not even mentioned in their manifestos. the government needs to understand that, you know, looking at the short term isn't the way to go, because what will happen is you'll get a carer who will end up having a breakdown , which up having a breakdown, which causes all sorts of issues, and then it causes it costs every borough, every council so much more money. if they were to look at the long term and to give carers like myself that respite , carers like myself that respite, it would benefit them financially as well as benefit us as