rani rahimpour is with me.ion. :, know about her and the latest on her situation. . , , ., situation. elnaz rekabi is an arabian climber _ situation. elnaz rekabi is an arabian climber who - situation. elnaz rekabi is an arabian climber who was - situation. elnaz rekabi is an - arabian climber who was competing situation. elnaz rekabi is an _ arabian climber who was competing at the asian competition in south korea, —— is an iranian climber. in an act of defiance against the rules of the islamic republic of iran she competed without a hijab or the compulsory headscarf, a very bold move. video quickly became viable, many iranian protesters called her a hero of the people and they were planning to visit her at the airport. the flight was due to arrive tomorrow morning but yesterday we found out she had gone missing for a couple of hours, family and friends could not reach her, then we found out she was put on a flight by arabian officials, her passport and phone were confiscated so she was being taken back to ira

bbc persian's rani rahimpour reports.she made what appears to be a very public show of support for women back home, who are fighting against the compulsory hijab. to the alarm of her family and friends, elnaz rekabi then vanished from her hotel. there are reports her phone was confiscated. this post then appeared on her instagram. "i, elnaz rekabi, apologise for getting everybody worried. due to bad timing and the unanticipated call for me to climb the wall, my head covering inadvertently came off." bbc persian understands she was sent home early, with one theory that the authorities wanted to avoid protestors gathering at tehran airport to welcome her. in 2020, iranian chess umpire shohreh bayat also refused to cover her hair at an international competition. i was asked exactly to write an apology letter on my instagram, and to apologise publicly and i was given a list of things to do. she later sought asylum in the uk. the biggest anti—government protests in more than 40 years started after the death of a young kurdish

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rani rahimpour, bbc news. the bbc is celebrating its 100th birthday.th just four employees and a promise that there would be no news broadcasts before 7pm. our media editor amol rajan reports. 2lo, marconi house, london, calling. a century ago this country did a curious thing. it set up a company that would use wireless communication to engage the public. and so the bbc was born. put the statement in. get everything off. ten seconds. over that century it has faced few bigger tests than the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. yeah. we can go, chris. let's do it. yeah. a few moments ago, buckingham palace l announced the death of - her majesty queen elizabeth ii. bbc is interrupting normal programmes. opt in. for 100 years now, the bbc has been a mirror to the nation. from the announcement of war... this country is at war with germany. ..reflecting every aspect of our lives... from sporting glory... they think it's all over. it is now. it's four. ..to the birth of local radio... we've had the postmaster general to open the station. the lord mayor of

rani rahimpour, bbc news.lish the football stadium where at least 131 fans died and hundreds were injured in a stampede earlier this month. presidentjoko widodo said the kanjuruhan stadium in malang would be rebuilt according to safety standards set by the sport's governing body fifa. queen elizabeth ii. do we have the go? yeah. a few moments ago, - buckingham palace announced the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. - 0pt in. for 100 years now, the bbc has been a mirror to the nation. from the announcement of war... this country is at war with germany. ..reflecting every aspect of our lives... ..from sporting glory... the lord mayor of leicester... in exchanging a glance. along the way, the bbc has made a habit of laughter. throughout its century, technological innovation has powered the bbc, from the birth of collective eavesdropping known as radio to alexandra palace here in north london where the first public television transmissions were made, new technologies allow the bbc to reach ever bigger audien

rani rahimpour, bbc news.tions, which could see the power of balance change in washington. republicans are hoping to retake both the house and the senate. president biden has been out in the last few hours talking about an issue the democratic party see as key to getting people to vote for them. abortion. your right to choose, it rests with you. and if you do your part and vote democratic leaders to congress, i promise we will do our part. i will do my part. and with your support, i will sign a law codifying roe injanuary. together, let's remember who we are, we are the united states of america, and there's nothing beyond our capacity. so vote, vote, vote! i'm joined now by our north america correspondent peter bowes. thank you forjoining us. that was president biden talking about abortion, which is of course a huge issue, but is the president trying to rally voters because his approval rating is otherwise not great? his rating is otherwise not great? fl 3 approval rating is not great and it hasn't been for so

david rani the next hour with futures negative, from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: another ukrainianity appears to be the most intense missile barrage since the opening days of the war. infrastructure was hit in eight regions after vladimir putin blamed ukraine for an explosion on a key bridge like between the russian mainland and crimea. ukraine hasn't claimed responsibility but it commemorated the blast with a new postage stamp step there are steps to calm financial markets. there will be a medium-term fiscal strategy and economic for -- forecast on october 31, 3 weeks before he originally planned. in germany, advisory group is urging the government to subsidize as much as 80% of natural gas consumption for households and companies early next year. it would be part of a 194 billion dollars package in the german government will review the issue. the former federal reserve chair ben bernanke is one of three people to share this year's nobel prize in economics. the three were honored for their research on thanks and economic crises. the three will share a $900,000 award stop global ne

commissioners my name is rani fisher, a resident of sunnyvale and consumer of hetch hetchy water and represent the santa clara audubon society. (inaudible) such as recycling, storm water collection and general sufficiency of use mpts my condo constantly has (inaudible) that won't turn off. sprinkler heads that erupt and flow into drains and (inaudible) pipes that are not fully off so the water constantly dribbles. i report these occurrences to the city and valley water district with varying results and enforcement. regarding recycling, only 9 percent of my water is recycled out of possible 90 percent, which could be recycled. i know valley district is working increasing that, but we could recycle more according to a report of the (inaudible) also, households for water capture in california urban areas could alone provide 4700 acre feet which could be used for non potable uses such as rain gardens and bio swales. (inaudible) thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next caller i unmuted your line. >> yes. thank you very much commissioners for letting us comment. welcome commissioner

bbc persian's rani rahimpour reports.third week these protests are the longest and these protests are the longest and the most widespread protests against the most widespread protests against the islamic republic. the supreme leader calls them riots that are supported by the west. but these young protesters say the supreme leader has only himself to blame. and that he must go. rana rahimpour. i'm joined now by bbc persian's jiyar gol. let's turn our attention to the schoolgirl, who featured at the top of the report. what we know about her and herfamily? of the report. what we know about herand herfamily? her of the report. what we know about her and her family?— her and her family? her aunt and uncle have _ her and her family? her aunt and uncle have speak— her and her family? her aunt and uncle have speak about - her and her family? her aunt and uncle have speak about her - her and her family? her aunt and | uncle have speak about her death her and her family? her aunt and - uncle have speak about her death but they are

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