. under london, mayor sadiq khan.time to vote him out . and it's time to vote him out. out. but i will say that as a black british person and part of the black british community, if we want people to stop criticising carnival, if we want people to stop criticising black people to stop criticising black people , we might consider not people, we might consider not committing the crime in the first place and being less tolerant of crime within our own community. the vast majority of revellers at the notting hill carnival last weekend were law abiding citizens , celebrating abiding citizens, celebrating the last weekend of summer. and it's a shame that a small but significant minority of people ruined that . hm quite a nuanced ruined that. hm quite a nuanced argument. i think that lizzie , argument. i think that lizzie, you don't strike me as a notting hill carnival going gal maybe i'm wrong, but. but what do you think about the crime that we see at carnival versus the number of people that attend the carnival? >> it was

that applies to sadiq khan, also andy burnham . sadiq khan, also andy burnham.right in thinking this his this that suspect starmer, his office have seen this story. they're thinking there's no downside for us, really. we're sort of we're home and dry. i, i think corbyn will certainly run for his constituency seat . do for his constituency seat. do you think he'll win? yes, i think easily. but i think in terms of the london mayor i don't think he would want to do it . and don't the it. and i just don't see the upside for him. i mean, he probably would get 25. probably would get 20, 25. i think he'd do very well as a third party candidate . but third party candidate. but unless , then i don't unless you win, then i don't know. and i think some people will be saying to him, look, you can livingstone. can be like ken livingstone. the difference in difference is ken livingstone in the late 1990s, when he first ran for london mayor, he didn't have a seat. he been an have a seat. he hadn't been an incumbent in a constituency for decades. incumbent in a constituency for

jafar, imam kazim, imam sadiq, imam baqir, imam sajjad, imam sajjad, narrates from imam hasan, peace be upon him, that imam hassan gave these descriptions about prophethood from providing the weight of fatima, which is a beautiful, definite and clear account of a part of the personality of the holy prophet, his first call to prayer. who wrote those fake lines on the floor of iran when? the prophet walked, he followed the follower, not hastily and abnormally , he took his steps with firmness and strength, and he was not tall, he was not close , he was not too much, there was no balance of moderation in walking, and in this serious and strong balanced creation, we are shihan . it means that the prophet was humble, that he walked safely with us, and the character of the prophet, and everyone understood the character of the prophet , one is humility and the other is dignity. we usually see these two in contradiction. it creates a contradiction with the firmness, we don't know for example, we should be very personable when dealing with assertiveness, which is arrogance. the prophet was as

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first week of ulez for sadiq khan, hasn't it ? ulez for sadiq khan, hasn't it?ocial policy analyst dr. raqib hassan. could i start with you, please ? donica it's come in. please? donica it's come in. there's been mass resistance . there's been mass resistance. there's been mass resistance. there's been, in fact, civil disobedience in terms of the destruction of property figures out today showed there's been no decline whatsoever in congestion. qed there's been no decline in pollution . this is decline in pollution. this is simply taxation, isn't it? masquerading as salvation ? masquerading as salvation? >> if it was taxation solely, then the mayor wouldn't be providing. between 2000 and 9500 pounds to help drivers disabled and londoners across the outer london to replace their cars. this is about asthma. it's about pollution. >> the mayor is an asthmatic. >> the mayor is an asthmatic. >> he understands that london has 500,000 people suffering from asthma. he understands that 12 kids a year are dying from asthma, and he understands that london has sorry, britain

and sadiq khan has accused and sadiq khan has been accused of bulldozing through his ulez scheme withoutor indeed the people of london, or indeed the people of london, or indeed the science. already the science. it's already emerged that his administration pressured imperial college london to cover up results that didn't fit his clean air agenda. and dr. gary fuller, a senior lecturer at the university, who quote independent peer reviewed a paper used to justify the ulez expansion as part of the environmental research group at imperial, which wait for it was awarded £800,000 in just two years by city hall. and to top it all off, kelvin mackenzie, dr. phil also also writes for the guardian in a column about pollution . so khan's been found pollution. so khan's been found out here, hasn't he . well it is out here, hasn't he. well it is beyond shocking all this. >> the idea that a guy is supposed to be this is the whole point of peer reviewing. >> it's supposed to be independent and somebody is stuffing your mouth with gold. mean £800,000 is not nothing . mean £800,000 is not nothing. right

but sadiq khan isn't listening.o have so much power. >> well he does have power because it was given to him in the 1999 act, and i think some people are beginning to realise that his power is unfettered . that his power is unfettered. and even though we have the assembly and we are able to, on rare occasions, overrule him, it's only if we can have a two thirds majority. well, of course, as nearly half the assembly are labour, we're never ever going to a situation ever going to have a situation where we a two thirds where we have a two thirds majority the madness. where we have a two thirds majoisy the madness. where we have a two thirds majois that the madness. where we have a two thirds majois that is the madness. where we have a two thirds majois that is sadiqmadness. where we have a two thirds majois that is sadiq khanass. where we have a two thirds majois that is sadiq khan .;s. that is that is sadiq khan. >> well, it just seems so . we >> well, it just seems so. we have people now wrecking the cameras and the a

sadiq what? sadiq shahid a new version of the same those who stood and stood as children. farzan azarfam, radio reporter. povey bechang will be screened in 20 movie theaters across the country at the same time as the new silver screen movies. this movie was made with the efforts of the dynamic art group and the intellectual development center for children and teenagers . let's see the report. smart kid see the smart kid in the cinema. you took a great port and threw it in chaab. this movie is the story of mohsen, the son of his own child . in a rare event, he steps into a mysterious forest and meets the dead animals of iran, and this is the beginning of an adventure. complicated to save the last iranian tiger . don't be afraid of me. i have come to help you. shahani bachang , produced by hamed jafari, was first screened at the 4th and 1st fajr film festival. the crystal chicken for the animated film of the 4th and 1st festival is awarded to becha zarang and he was able to win the crystal simorgh the best animation from the jury's point of view. the project was unveiled for

i think it is the best to inform imam hossein, imam sadiq i pray to god to speed up lulik al-fajr. every year i go on a pilgrimage. there were a hundred cubes in our service, and some of them were spontaneously launched in the name of martyr aslani, martyr of security defender. god willing, in karbala, we will see a lot of things like they are serving. one of the the school can be visited from about 3 in the morning, a large number of people die from the morning call to prayer, before the morning call to prayer, more, more, more, or the same fate , and the walk to the same place in karbala has ended, but what continues is the way and the school of hossein mahdi dehghan . news agency of the city of chupanan, end of the city arbaeen hussaini walking route, hussaini lovers in the cities and villages of kerman province also showed beautiful manifestations of love and devotion to imam hussain (peace be upon him) and his family. colleagues prepared pictures of this affection that we can see together. i can't go to the shrine and i can't believe i'm away from you and i'm dying. nadi game

>> c40 is a group of 100 mayors around the world and it's been chaired since 2021 by sadiq khan . look at what they write, you will see very clearly the agenda that they're following . and it's an agenda following. and it's an agenda that you know, you were talking about before . it's an agenda to about before. it's an agenda to remove growth from human society. it's an agenda to control us. it's an agenda to take away our cars, our gas, boilers, everything that is worthwhile in society. i've been on this planet a few decades and up until recently it was all about alt left and right debated how you got progress, whether you use the state, whether more private enterprise. this is all gone now the khan lab green blog has focussed on this imaginary climate crisis which they've invented, which is not backed by by by actual anything that you would call a theory. it's unproven hypothesis . and what unproven hypothesis. and what they're doing is they're looking to reduce consumption and they provide the background for that. and so the headline things that they do, of course, are 44g of m

sadiq khan , his hill carnival. sadiq khan, his policing board as well and a whole lot more.t's the weather. check it out . weather. check it out. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg jewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather. it's all change again through tonight and into sunday. more rain moving in. the winds increasing through the day, but temperatures rising as well. and it's all thanks to this area of low pressure which will in weather fronts will sweep in weather fronts through the of the rest through the course of the rest of weekend into the of the weekend into the beginning week to the beginning of next week to the tight indicating those tight isobars indicating those strong winds. so we do have some dry weather a time this dry weather for a time this evening, particularly across central areas. but evening, particularly across cen'rain areas. but evening, particularly across cen'rain in areas. but evening, particularly across cen'rain in west areas. but ev

and anyway, sadiq khan.o this according to what they say , that it's a to what they say, that it's a that the government , the big that the government, the big people at whitehall, what happen if he did break them up? >> but there'd be no london police. >> yeah. just defund . and then >> yeah. just defund. and then he to. then he gets mugged. he has to. then he gets mugged. the not the first time. yeah. i'm not sure is. he's sure what the plan is. he's basically off basically said nothing is off the that's he said. the table. that's what he said. it's threat . it it's a kind of vague threat. it needs to its act together. needs to get its act together. it's vague threat. it's a kind of vague threat. the problem thing problem the strange thing is that police, one, that with the police, one, you've the woke and you've got the woke guidance and they're examining they're always like examining non—crime hate incidents. then two, kind of the two, you've got the kind of the on the opposite end, you've got the are th

>> c40 is a group of 100 mayors around the world and it's been chaired since 2021 by sadiq khan .u look at what they write, you will see very clearly the agenda that they're following . and it's an agenda following. and it's an agenda that you know, you were talking about before . it's an agenda to about before. it's an agenda to remove growth from human society. it's an agenda to control us. it's an agenda to take away our cars, our gas, boilers, everything that is worthwhile in society. i've been on this planet a few decades and up until recently it was all about alt left and right debated how you got progress, whether you use the state, whether more private enterprise. this is all gone now the khan lab green blog has focussed on this imaginary climate crisis which they've invented, which is not backed by by by actual anything that you would call a theory. it's unproven hypothesis . and what unproven hypothesis. and what they're doing is they're looking to reduce consumption and they provide the background for that. and so the headline things that they do, of course, are 44g of

it's sadiq khan.| it's stop and search. it's sadiq khan. so much deeper than that. think deeper than that. i think it goes decades , you know, and goes back decades, you know, and an inability, frankly me amongst too many young boys to be to be raised properly. and i think we can have a conversation about why that's happening. but for me, the family is central all me, the family is central in all of police the of this. and the police have the powers that they need. >> more police, >> we've got more police, i think, before or think, now than ever before or certainly that certainly heading in that direction. isn't that a very good point has just made that the family needs to take more responsibility and the government should do more to support families as well. >> but it comes >> that's true. but it comes that the family has a major role to play in this, no doubt. but we have to look at how much social attitudes have changed. i mean, i was looking at some figures the other day that in even as recent as the 1980s, i'm the idea that children sh

read today in our schools and universities is only god's word. one place the one who sings qal al-sadiq peace be upon him. as he said, "allah bless and exalted be he, i sing the word of god to the one who works in the university in all sciences and techniques , his eyes are on what is the work of god, and if both of his songs are monotheistic songs, both places and in all our scientific and knowledge centers all have in the light of monotheism, in the light of what the almighty god has set for man , they bring progress and happiness to mankind, there is no difference between geology, medical sciences, science and technology , and scientific varieties in all fields have the same song, they have monotheistic songs, on the contrary, if science is not a useful science, science and formulas are only for gaining power, whether it is to gain wealth, whether it is colonialism , whether it is exploitation, it does not help to save mankind, it provides the means to destroy mankind. does what you see today in the eyes of some scientists who have knowledge has scientific formulas. but instead of be

until then, imam sajjad is everyone from here on, because imam sadiq, peace be upon him , through the father of imam baqir, the son of imam hussain, through the mother of installing the fireplace . to muhammad bin abi bakr, muhammad bin abi bakr, in fact mrs. abu bakr was mrs. jafar tayar. my brother jafar was martyred. after abu bakr, he got married. jock passed away. my intention is to reach imam hasan, peace be upon him, and his noble son, and then the son of abu bakr who amir al-mu'minin and the quick leader of android was mrs. sham, a child of imam hassan's generation imam ali, peace be upon him, told his son imam hussain, imam reza, peace be upon him, from his grandfather, for example, imam hasan, imam hassan says that the prophet was sensitive about the way he walked, his walk had a message , he showed by walking that for me, it was an important time to order everything. i made an appointment to meet someone, and at the same time, while walking , the message you send to those around you should be exemplary, boyish, and polite . i will listen to narmak gul because of my pain. wh

they think aboutis also sadiq khan saw.hink about is their cash grabs and how we can get more out of drivers. okay. >> so one at london, mayor, >> so day one at london, mayor, what's thing you're what's the first thing you're going is get rid of the going to do is get rid of the whole of ulez. >> it's all going to go i'm going to go to the ulez department and right, department and say, right, switch computer. you're switch off your computer. you're not money from not collecting any money from here. not collecting any money from henyeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> are you going to put a >> what are you going to put a load of out of work? load of people out of work? >> well, no. well, we talk about actually contribute. it is bloated. i mean, transport actually contribute. it is blo london i mean, transport actually contribute. it is blo london isi mean, transport actually contribute. it is blo london is onelan, transport actually contribute. it is blo london is one of, transport actually contribute. it is blo lond

she's going take sadiq she's going to take on sadiq khanin she's going to take on sadiq khan in the mayoralund, they've got to get behind her. because if she smashes sadiq khan and she can are the tories can that could reverberate all around the country. >> okay. just time for a name and a reason. your back . and a reason. your back. >> page zero ramaswami viva ramos swami last week he was my hero. he's my hero. hero. now he's my hero. >> he to be us president. >> he wants to be us president. >> he wants to be us president. >> and >> yeah. sorry. flip back and forth on this guy. can't stand forth on this guy. i can't stand him. a lot what says him. he's a lot of what he says makes of sense, but he's makes a lot of sense, but he's so . so irritating. >> it's a love hate. it's love, hate. david your back. page zero yet british museum. yet again, the british museum. >> every worse >> because every day it's worse and worse and worse. we see that there greatest there are countries greatest museum more museum has lost more and more and more of the things we and more of the things that we should h

she's going take sadiq she's going to take on sadiq khanin she's going to take on sadiq khan in the mayoralund, they've got to get behind her. because if she smashes sadiq khan and she can are the tories can that could reverberate all around the country. >> okay. just time for a name and a reason. your back . and a reason. your back. >> page zero ramaswami viva ramos swami last week he was my hero. he's my hero. hero. now he's my hero. >> he to be us president. >> he wants to be us president. >> he wants to be us president. >> and >> yeah. sorry. flip back and forth on this guy. can't stand forth on this guy. i can't stand him. a lot what says him. he's a lot of what he says makes of sense, but he's makes a lot of sense, but he's so . so irritating. >> it's a love hate. it's love, hate. david your back. page zero yet british museum. yet again, the british museum. >> every worse >> because every day it's worse and worse and worse. we see that there greatest there are countries greatest museum more museum has lost more and more and more of the things that we should in heritage should hold in

case has acquired a political connotation, sadiq khan , a representative of the opposition party in boriss opposed by the ruling conservatives, headed by the country's prime minister. if you were the mayor of london, would you expand the julians zone, no, i do not agree with what the mayor is doing. i think people and families are struggling with the cost of living. this is obvious to everyone and at this time the labor party, merley and borist, sadiq khan and kirstarmer are introducing fees for ultra-low emission zones. it will hit ordinary families. i don't think it is right deed. and i wish they didn't. mary of london was called for a month to refuse to take money from those who did not have time to adapt to the new rule, but the khan would not bow down to the kindergarten. he recalls how, at one time, they fought against smoking in public places. at first there was fierce resistance, and then the majority recognized that this was a good thing. i always apologize to those who suffered the consequences of the political action, but at the same time, let's be honest to the end, i met with

sadiq what? sadiq shahid some of the same ones who stood up and stood up as children, farzan azaraf, sada and sama's news, remember them, some of the french press and political officials criticized macron's policies towards africa after the president's decision to withdraw the french ambassador and troops from niger. the le parisien newspaper called macron's african policy an obvious weakness, the result of which was the weakening of france's presence on the african continent. marine le pen, the head of the french national people's republic , also said: niger's military council has appeared in the position of undermining our special relations with africa. and the responsibility of this incident lies with emmanuel macron. the president of france has announced that this country plans to end its military cooperation with niger and withdraw its military from that country in the coming months . before this, the military council of niger demanded the departure of the french ambassador and troops from t

sadiq what? sadegh shahid is a story of those who stood up and stood up as children. farzan azarfam, radio reporter. 17. the next part is the news. i saw him for the first time only when he was 12 years old, but later we got to know each other from the days when he wanted to go to the officer's college, and we all really loved him, from my father and the whole family , as a wonderful person at that age, very human. he was a chosen one in terms of sports and good commitments that he had, only for god's sake, if he had a job, they would have made him an officer's college. he finished his third year, he wanted to become a pilot, he went and got his degree, and he had become a pilot , he came to our house and said that i want to give you all a sweet , that i became a pilot, we all said we have lessons, and he said this way, he said that, i said that, not me. i don't have class, i'm coming. by the way, i had an english exam the next day. we went to the spartacus movie with my brother and went with hassan, and we had never expressed our love for each other, but there was a

sadiq what? sadiq shahid a narrative of those who stood up and stood up as children. farzan azarov radio news good afternoon, dear and respected compatriots. oh, sit on the first page, oh, sit on the first page, safar is over there on the other side of the fence, look, the pleasure of meeting is there, oh, sit , sit on the first page, stand up for justice, stand up on your shoulders, stand up for your burden of trust, stand up, page one, page one, serve the queue. you are the stronghold of the people, this is the table and there is hope for you on the other side of the table, in the eyes of the people, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings to you, honorable compatriots , ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the front row of the program that has hosted a number of officials or officials of the presidents for the past two weeks. the commissions are the speakers or the members of the presiding committee of the islamic council, on the occasion of the upcoming parliamentary elections, and you have to judge the performance of this parliament, and

gasoline filter we know that these important signs are what imam sadiq said, the signs and symptoms of a believer mean me from hussain means love for imam hussain is love for the messenger of god . why is imam hussain going to karbala corruption, the time for arbaeen pilgrimage to karbala, arbaeen is as important as ashura, because hazrat zainab's message of ashura in arbaeen conveys magnetic attraction to the people on the arbaeen day of imam hussain, imam hussain, and the day of mourning for imam hussain and his family is an opportunity from arbaeen. to all by appealing to sarwar and salar may the martyrs think of the exaltation of the soul and the youth of sed and sima news agency, the teacher, according to the statistics of the ministry of labor in the year 970,000, targeted inspections of high-risk workshops are carried out , according to article 150 of the labor law, if a unit does not comply with safety measures, it will be given a warning and its repetition will be sealed . they inspect, but they checked and analyzed the accidents caused by the work. we identified high-risk job

sadiq khan. no. the likes of sadiq khan. >> doesn't . and that's no.likes of sadiq khan. >> people deem himj that's no. the likes of sadiq khan. >> people deem him like it's no. the likes of sadiq khan. >> people deem him like is no. the likes of sadiq khan. >> people deem him like i do as why people deem him like i do as a hypocrite . yeah, you're saying a hypocrite. yeah, you're saying all of this stuff about the climate crisis? look, i'm a climate crisis? look, i'm a climate begin with climate sceptic to begin with anyway. we've just seen just stop what they're doing. stop oil, do what they're doing. they're an entire nuisance. then you've of london you've got the mayor of london pushing stuff , which pushing all of this stuff, which we is completely we know is completely contradictory to the way that he wants live his own lifestyle, wants to live his own lifestyle, low emissions zone, charging every £12.50. low emissions zone, charging eve now £12.50. low emissions zone, charging eve now tope12.50. congestion >> now on top of the congestion charge

she is sadiq thermals, not sd.te our grief and the continuing shock over everything we have been through today, a part of us is at peace. so diksha was a wonderful daughter and sister who we will cherish forever . who we will cherish forever. >> the government's refuse whether to confirm that hs2 will connect central london with manchester. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, says no decisions have been made, but suggested costs are getting out of control. under secretary for transport richard holden said work on the project is underway. >> what we've . already got at >> what we've. already got at the moment with hs2 is spades in the moment with hs2 is spades in the ground right across the country. billions of pounds have been invested in hs2. country. billions of pounds have been invested in hs2 . to in that been invested in hs2. to in that first route up to birmingham and we've got tens of thousands of people working project people working on the project really up parts of really opening up parts of depnved really openi

so you want sadiq khan exactly. so you want sadiq khan out you? out to you?ging in jeremy corbyn. yeah but hang on. >> what do you think sadiq khan's wrong then? stephen communication. partly. it's been a series of >> partly. it's been a series of problems. i mean , the idea of problems. i mean, the idea of you remember that white you remember that all white family they family saying that they don't represent family saying that they don't rep oh, nt family saying that they don't rep oh, that was appalling. >> oh, that was appalling. >> oh, that was appalling. >> yeah, well, it was dreadful. is think ulez aimed is it? and i think ulez aimed his which was worse. his staff, which was even worse. >> well, boss deputy >> okay, well, the boss deputy heads must roll. >> with ulez is, >> look, the thing with ulez is, you obviously boris you know, obviously boris johnson's which was johnson's ulez scheme, which was introduced and then endorsed by grant shapps as transport secretary, actually a good secretary, it's actually a good idea, but it was rolled too idea, but

[000:00:00;00] the path of imam hussain (peace be upon him) mohammad sadiq khan nejad, zahedan radio and television news agency dear sir, i have to tell you that after 40 days of mourning for imam hussain (peace be upon him), the people of sistan and baluchistan province are going to meet on the 29th of shahrivar. i am very grateful to ayatollah khamenei, the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, for providing us with this opportunity , god bless you and my colleagues in the center of sistan and baluchistan. it was commendable now we are going to alborz province and in the rest of the program i will talk with my colleague mrs. gol, mrs. gol , i am at your service. hello , i would like to ask about the atmosphere of the event in alborz province and dear viewers. we will see the short program, we will return and continue the program at your service. we will return to the alborz center. our communication with the center's colleagues has been established. madam, i am at your service . i would like to say hello to the people of your province with a verse from arbaeen and today's mood

yeah. >> but just quickly, why can't we get rid sadiq khan? why we get rid of sadiq khan? seems to have democracy ? >> $- es“ as." & tillthe >> so we have to wait till the next see. see. >> so we have to wait till the next see. you see. >> so we have to wait till the next see. you say, see. how let's see. like you say, how how many actually genuinely many people actually genuinely do hope, hate it. yeah, well, people just vote finally, don't they? they vote for him >> they just vote for him because their i'm because he's on their side. i'm amazed we can't get rid of i don't of him . don't mean get rid of him. >> a january don't mean get rid of him. >> kind a january don't mean get rid of him. >> kind don't a january don't mean get rid of him. >> kind don't a janlify 6th kind of i don't know if that's necessarily true. when people back in the people were voting back in the day, wasn't were going day, it wasn't they were going to know . to vote for labour. you know. but when the london elections . but when the london elections. so. okay. okay. we'll see. well let's see. >> a

it supports sadiq khan. actually . sadiq khan.yor yeah, i mayor of london? yeah, i do. >> strength. >> give me strength. >> give me strength. >> nigel nelson . give one >> nigel nelson. give me one example something he's done example of something he's done that you can hang your hat on as a labour. >> mostly london the area >> mostly london works the area that's gone badly that's got that's gone badly wrong the tube system and a wrong is the tube system and a lot of a lot of it's important it's important but a lot of that a lot of that to do with the fact that the government won't give the money that it needs lawlessness knife crime, the things that really matter the things that really matter to the british knife crime was british public. knife crime was rampant came in. >> no, it's much worse. litter well, i'm not sure about the litter . litter. >> litter? >> litter? >> nothing. no, it's disgusting . the city is just looking worse than it's ever. the bins are never the pavements are never emptied. the pavements are never emptied.

and blaming this on sadiq khan. and don't get me wrong , blaming this on sadiq khan. and don't get me wrong, i mean, london, it's not great when it comes to stabbings, but the west midlands, greater manchester, apparently those police force areas, serious crime is a special measure. >> greater manchester police force. yeah. >> i mean , i've got to be honest >> i mean, i've got to be honest as well. these kind of things, these zombie knives, they have been illegal, as we're saying, for quite some time. i often ponder as well. i know people won't this about what do won't like this about what do you call you know, like you call them, you know, like metal school metal detectors on school entrances . would you support entrances. would you support those? i think in some places you have to have metal detectors. >> you have to make sometimes you have to stop people being dangerous make other people safe. >> i think if it's endemic, like i sadly support it, but it i would sadly support it, but it would be a really regressive step. >> it is. no, it's terrible. it's terrible to

so that's why i think sadiq probably think sadiq khan's probably right increase the scrappage right to you're taking something he something too grand, if he increased scrappage scheme , increased the scrappage scheme, made generous. you're made it more generous. if you're taking that hits taking something away that hits a economically or a small firm economically or a household, to give them household, you need to give them some compensation. some kind of compensation. >> you can't get a car for two grand, electric one grand, not an electric one anyway. i mean, like giving somebody grand. that's like somebody two grand. that's like saying £0.05 saying here, here's £0.05 towards meal. that's £3.50. towards that meal. that's £3.50. you mean? got you know what i mean? you've got to not really to stop. that's not really realistic especially if realistic is it? especially if that's means for making that's your means for making money. have money. so people who have to have vehicles, you know, and their businesses within london, but they're outside london, that kills off lot of people's kills

let us wonder andy or sadiq? let us know and do let us know what you think about that dreadful tragedy, that stabbing in london of girl. do you of 15 year old girl. do you think it is time for more? stop and search or do you worry about discrimination and things like that around that issue? do let us know. vaiews@gbnews.com. but before we get stuck in, let's get the news with . lisa good get the news with. lisa good morning . morning. >> it's 934. i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom. rose and local transport minister richard holden says the government will not stop. not roll out, stop and search after a 15 year old girl was stabbed to death on her way to school in south london. a 17 year old boy who knew the victim is being questioned in custody after being arrested in croydon yesterday morning. just over an hour after the attack. tributes have been paid with the members of the public leaving flowers and near the scene. the and cards near the scene. the girl's school described her as a valued friend and pupil. girl's

hussain peace be upon him mohammad sadiq, zahedan broadcasting agency works, dear colleague, i have tol you that the people of sistan and baluchistan province, after 40 days of mourning for imam hussein (peace be upon him), are going to have a meeting with ayatollah khamenei, the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, for 22 months. thank you and thank you for giving us this opportunity .

all labour mayors, four from the north of england , plus sadiq north of england, plus sadiq khan, who'dall absolutely singing from the same hymn sheet. >> as regards hs2. they really fundamentally wanting three things. first of all, for the line from birmingham to manchester to go ahead because of course, it's heavily rumoured it's going to be scrapped . it's going to be scrapped. second of for all, at the end in london, not to stop at old oak common near acton in north—west london, but to actually go on into euston and then third northern powerhouse rail, some have called that three. of course, it doesn't exist yet. we've been hearing about it for many, many years. but fundamentally, that's the east west route , which would connect west route, which would connect up with fast trains and liverpool through to manchester, through to leeds, and ultimately on to hull and to newcastle and really a feeling unanimous this that the government have to deliver. let's have a look at what the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, had to say. >> a simple but powerful message coming back from th

but specifically, that's how on. how we move on. >> when sadiq khan is >> but when sadiq khan is saying scientist he's saying to scientist and he's saying to scientists, this, can scientists, i reject this, can you you change? but can you you can you change? but can you change your mind? please >> know where that >> i don't know where that speech from. i you know, speech comes from. i you know, i don't know it's not i'm not don't know that it's not i'm not in position where can say in the position where i can say that happened was that that happened or it was the right wrong thing. right thing or the wrong thing. all i would say is the direction of travel is far reduced of travel is far as reduced pollution is concerned is the right one. i don't think there's a person i was at the i was out on the streets in bromley on on tuesday with the team from gb news and many , many interviews news and many, many interviews and many people came up and some of them were were anti, some of them were pro they shook hands and the rest of it. and it and all the rest of it. and it went in direction. but

so you , sadiq khan is not you know, sadiq khan is not going to back down from this policy. only that policy. the only way that we're to going this policy u—turn to going have this policy u—turn is bringing in another is by bringing in another mayoral whether be mayoral candidate, whether it be conservative, liberal democrat or coming or otherwise, someone coming in and the which and reversing the policy, which i in the short to long i can't see in the short to long term. anything happening. >> the democratic >> so through the democratic process. the majority are process. but if the majority are in favour, what you do? in favour, what can you do? i suppose the big impact of all of this as well on the taxpayer this as well is on the taxpayer because this is police resources. also causing resources. it's also causing damage. there are damage. and then if there are criminal proceedings that's going through the courts as well, that be factor in well, that has to be a factor in all hugely. all of this hugely. >> you know, you look at how much pressure our police are under you know, the und

but specifically, that's how on. how we move on. >> when sadiq khan is >> but when sadiq khan is saying scientist he's saying to scientist and he's saying to scientists, this, can scientists, i reject this, can you you change? but can you you can you change? but can you change your mind? please >> know where that >> i don't know where that speech from. i you know, speech comes from. i you know, i don't know it's not i'm not don't know that it's not i'm not in position where can say in the position where i can say that happened was that that happened or it was the right wrong thing. right thing or the wrong thing. all i would say is the direction of travel is far reduced of travel is far as reduced pollution is concerned is the right one. i don't think there's a person i was at the i was out on the streets in bromley on on tuesday with the team from gb news and many , many interviews news and many, many interviews and many people came up and some of them were were anti, some of them were pro they shook hands and the rest of it. and it and all the rest of it. and it went in direction. but

of the love of hussain (peace be upon him) and his companions who exemplified the order of the imam sadiq said that the signs and signs of a hadith came from the holy prophet, hussain is from me and i am from hussain . this means love for imam hussain, love for the messenger of god. hussain, because imam hussain (peace be upon him) visited ashura, which is very rewarding. imam hussain himself called me and said, "come, i have come too. he tells us why imam hussain came to karbala. i live in america . i want to go to karbala for the arbaeen pilgrimage." arba'in of ashura is important because hazrat zainab sent the message of ashura in arba'in the magnetic attraction of hussain on the arbaeen day of imam hussain is for all the world the first day of renewing the covenant with the ideals of imam hussain and a day of mourning for imam hussain and his family. on saturday evening in the city of karbala, in the city of wintek, imam hussain noah, the prophet of islam, gathered together, because of standing against the corrupt and oppressive rulers named yazid , imam hussain was martyred in the ba

it's not going to affect the likes of sadiq khan. the likes of sadiq khan. thos sort power will always have affect the likes of sadiq khan. thos sort of wer will always have affect the likes of sadiq khan. thos sort of freedom,|lways have affect the likes of sadiq khan. thos sort of freedom, won't have that sort of freedom, won't they?if that sort of freedom, won't they? if uncomfortable, it they? if it's uncomfortable, it is uncomfortable. >> tell you. and the >> i can't tell you. me and the 495 that voted in the 495 people that voted in the uxbndge 495 people that voted in the uxbridge election. so that's only a 248 tipping point there. that isn't a an absolute underpinning of the anti ulez. but as i've said on this program before, you know, ulez is all about air quality, not about zero carbon. that's what we were just saying . and i'm just saying. and i'm uncomfortable with this as being using a stick in the starting point. but we need to move away from cars. you said about the 15 minute city. i've been to 15 minute city. i've bee

london is completely out of control with sadiq khan. he, of course, has been mayor for the last seven years. knife, crime, rioting , years. knife, crime, rioting, looting, shops, murders, drugs and all he seems to care about is climate change and ulez. but let's remember lunch . ian's not let's remember lunch. ian's not the worst. the data is actually worse in the west midlands for me . i think we've got to do me. i think we've got to do something different. we have to be brave enough to try something different. for heaven's sake , if different. for heaven's sake, if you just keep doing the same thing , you'll always get the thing, you'll always get the same results . for me, i think same results. for me, i think it's got to be a mandatory. you're straight the you're taken straight off the streets you have very instant streets. you have a very instant trial hearing and then you are taken away for a number of years. norman brennan there he was saying five years. i'm with him . i think it's got to be him. i think it's got to be significan

mayor sadiq khan and local mp harriet harman have today asked for an urgent update.e chief executive of the energy firm bp has resigned with immediate effect after a review of his personal relationships with colleagues. the company said it had recently started its second investigation in two years into bernard looney�*s conduct. he admitted he had not been fully transparent initially. mr looney has led bp since 2020. the firm says it has strong values which it expects everyone to follow. the duchess of sussex has joined her husband prince harry at the invictus games in germany. she made a short, impromptu speech at the sports event for injured military personnel and veterans, which her husband founded and launched in 2014. this year's competition will run until saturday, with participants from 21 countries. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. i suppose a reversal of fortunes weather—wise. yesterday, scotland and northern ireland had the best of the day's weather, but today it's probably england and wales really enjoying the best of