all of it is done in accordance with the g of with the united nation standards and the international law towards media exclusive to today. unfortunately, we see that it's a little bit when we address the ukrainian crisis, but the only thing that the west can do is uh, the boots that you know, just bring up russia and always say that's russia must withdrawal. and there's no intelligence discuss the intelligent discussion to be have. now, when we spoke to our colleagues on all of these matters, when we stood when there was a one who happened into ukraine's a 2014 and they purchase that came to power of their 1st decision was to remove the official status of the russian language. as an official language of ukraine, of the exhibits of the people of the don't bass said that there was no, he's going to have it. they wouldn't be treated like that. and this is, steve was stand. that's the crate in res. seem onto mine. it's so undermined. its own legitimacy that be some interesting because in the, you know, because you was the, you in documents, as it says in the sheep, it says that the terri

yet, by the united nations standards, they are a developing nation. what does that mean? that means they are given preferential treatment and other international climate treaties. china is the second largest economy in the world. they are not a developing nation. that and tells them to make loans at interest that they used to fund their initiative where they get countries in a debt trap, bring in their own workers and when they go into bankruptcy, guess about them out? the imf at the american taxpayer expense. i don't know how you can negotiate with the ccp when they are knowingly abusing these global systems to avoid the omissions. why does he menstruation continue to funnel so much taxpayer money to our greatest adversary with things like the u.n. and green climate fund. it is clear they have no interest in reducing emissions. china controls 80 to 85% of the minerals needed to produce batteries, solar panels and semi conductors. as you testified before this committee, previously, i think minorities are forced to produce components for solar panels in china. the biden ad

they are the second greatest economic empire in the world yet by the united nations standards they are given deferential treatment and other international climate treaty spirit they are not a developing nation. that entitles them to world bank runs at low interest or zero interest if they use them to fund their initiative where they get countries and a debt trap to bring in their own workers and then when they go into bankruptcy decibels am not? the imf. at the american taxpayers expense. i don't know how you can negotiate with the ccp when they are knowingly abusing these global systems to avoid purposely their initiatives and why is the administration continuing to use so much taxpayer money to our greatest adversary when it's clear they have no interest in reducing their emissions. moreover china controls 85% of the rarest minerals and the need to produce battery solar panels and semiconductors but as he testified before this committee previously ethnic minorities are forced to produce components for solar panels in the xinjiang region of china. that by rightfully so has classified

standard. why do we not have a clear definition in the united nations, many international institutions, scientifictes ? there are no clear standards because many governments and powers conflict with the interests of the court to create peace in the world. to this day , the islamic republic can be one of these big chains. let's introduce the global value. the point that is raised is to complain about the governments that claim peace and friendship and human rights and they themselves deal the most blows to the issue of wealth and humanity . what you participate in at the beginning of this conversation. the motivation of this naming is to reach nations and the world from this issue it is necessary to say that the nations are actually on this path and they want peace, and the governments, some governments are an obstacle to the generation . the americans and some powers have always followed the same laws established in the world in creating peace, but whenever they are implemented and realized , the great powers make an exception for themselves, and a leader must act, and this is the reason if all th

200 i want to buy a thousand tomans, goods for my family, for my table, we were the standard goods of the united nations, and now the plans of the honorable president in this trip are being implemented . we witnessed the effect of the exchange of prisoners and the news of the release of iran's blocked property in south korea and the taking over of these resources . in the last few months , the very big and important pilgrimage events of the days of arbaeen and the days of martyrdom of agha ali bin musa. we witnessed al-reza and the death of the great prophet of islam in this the great event of about 9 million iranian pilgrims , except for those who are residents of the holy mashhad itself, not a million pilgrims participated in these days . ziarat ziarat headquarters, which with their good planning both in the area of ​​arbaeen period, arbaeen headquarters and in the pilgrimages of the travel terminals of the ziarat council , corrected the number of pilgrims from different collections of the red crescent relief collection of the ministry of health and medical services. thanks and appreciation to the gre

to the united nations in iran with emphasis on tehran's adherence to commitments and international laws and the united nations charter written by iran are a clear and stable museum for standard conflicts. america's cynical attempt to establish a real connection between the initial use of drones in the ukraine conflict and security council resolution 2231 is misleading and completely baseless, mr. roufi stated. it is completely fake and lacks any legal validity. the permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran to the united nations emphasized that the united states , despite repeated violations of resolution 2231, seeks to deliberately mislead the international community and manipulate the mission of the united nations secretariat for political benefits. the general staff of libya announced the beginning of the investigation into the cause of the collapse of two hundred cities in nine . sediq soor emphasized that the prosecutor's office has summoned the officials of the post office and the ministry of water resources of libya to investigate the reasons for the collapse of these dams and determine the fate of the property allocated for the maintenance of these dams

of course the united states has this very well known and well regarded double standard when it comes to other nations. the united states sits by and, you know, speaks for a position of so called authority and says that is a violation of international law. this is a violation of international norms. this is unacceptable behavior. this is belligerence. this shows the authoritarian nature of other countries like russia, like china, etc. but when the united states does it, it is within the framework of, you know, the liberal internationalism of defending human rights. this double standard clearly shows the hypocrisy at the very core of us foreign policy. we know of the, of the dozens, in fact to 60 plus, it is even change operations. the united states has conducted against the popular will of different peoples around the world. we know of the endless wars that have continued. we know of the millions who died in vietnam in libby, i never got a son in iraq in the young man who died now in eastern europe, who died in the pacific, who died everywhere. all because the united states didn't like that they were

united nations. and now they say of double standards. and so what's happening here, right? and so on and so on. so speaking about my country, i can on the line and we'll see you know, media. so it's that it's more than 858 to 70 percent are strongly against essentials. so my guess be posing any sex was the russian for the reasons strongly against nato. and so on, and so we are on the st. pet speaking about serenity, about what our people desire. so we want to leave on the way how we think is right . and what is, according to our, our initial value for this, the russian emergency services have reported. a passenger plan made an emergency landing in a field in another severest region. $170.00 people, including $23.00 children on board. at least 4 people are currently receiving medical treatments with all passengers safely evacuated. report suggests the plan had problems with its hydraulic system offline from the southern city of sochi to on the inside barrier. they ever told media, there was no fire on board. following the landing and investigation is underway to get a full picture of what exactl

we doubts any decision of the united nations, and now they say of double standards. and so what's happening here, right? and so on and so on. so speaking about my country, i can on the line and we'll see you know, media. so it's that it's more than 8587 percent are strongly against essentials, strongly against imposing an infectious, the russian for the reasons strongly against nature and so on. and so we are on the same pet speaking about serenity, about which are people desire. so we wanna early on the way how we think is right and what is according to our, our initial values. and for this, the russian emergency services have important a passenger plane making an emergency landing in the field. in another severe region. there were $170.00 people, including $23.00 children on board. at least 4 people are currently receiving medical treatment with all passengers safely evacuated. reports suggest the plan have problems with its a hydraulic system of flying from the southern city of associate to on the skin the siberia. the governor told media there was no fire on boar

the united states government, the national institution for standards and technology in 2019 had reports100 times worse for asian american faces, and african american faces as compared to caucasian faces. and, even explicitly -- greater risk of being lost identified. so the warning shots have been there. we have already seen the arrest of robert williams arrested in front of the two young nader's and his wife. this was 2020. now we have -- falsely being arrested in 2023, and she reported having contractions, right, while she was in the holding cell. that is completely unacceptable. it could have been absolutely avoided with the passing of the facial recognition, and biometric technology moratorium which has been -- this is the time to pass it. >> you recently published a study that examined racial bias and facial recognition a, i and found darker skinned women are the most likely to be misclassified with error rates up to 34.7% -- while error rate for white men with 0.8%. is that kind of disparity limited to facial recognition technology, or can it be found in other areas of a.i.? >> yes

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united nations. the president talked about the legal mechanisms for observing human rights in iran and questioned the double standards of other countries regarding the events in iran . he spoke widely with american intellectuals about nuclear negotiations and said that iran wants a fair agreement . surprisingly , the american side announced that we are looking for a nuclear agreement. we will go to the sanctions list. the general of the united nations will head a political delegation of the new york organization. this trip is suitable for international political consultations , meeting with the heads of countries and speaking to iranians living among the president's travel plans. in order to monitor the measures taken in the past six months from the perspective of its realization , mr. raisi said in the meeting of the government board that all the executive departments are obliged to monitor the measures taken in line with the growth of production and control the inflation called burial by monitoring the measures taken in line with the growth of production and containment of inflation has been called from the burial

but the reality is to today it's a world very much of double standards in the last 6070 years since the inception of back united nations. the fundamental make an example of the united nation or the other economic color. financial institutions are the same. they have not changed, but this is the hi dying, the fundamental make of them should be changed. and i think that right now, the google saw the, i like the countries that frustrated with the way the data being built by the waste on countries the under level of nations or the developing missions. we have been dependent on the developed countries fund a very long time, like more than 50 or 60 years, but unfortunately, we did not receive the kind of assistance we distracted from our waste on counterpart. so yes, no right now you made the national politics. we do not want any kind of for the go head, you money. instead, we down as big that all the people of the countries be like if they will up and come to you, i'd be like under the country where we can work to be there for a bit to be the future of the world. a house 1st, where the referendums held in former regions of

united nations general assembly . the president spoke about the legal mechanisms for observing human rights in iran and questioned the double standards of other countries in the context of the events in iran. with the terrorism of sardar soleimani, who had wide repercussions, he announced that it was created in the united states. it does not matter which of the american governments created isis, the problem is that a government on the other side of the globe decided to change the geography of our region the cost of shedding the blood of hundreds of thousands of women and children should draw the line again, but the islamic republic stopped this project and then pushed it back. qassem soleimani foreign companies in the iran plus exhibition compared to last year, there was a significant increase. in 2018, there were 210 foreign companies . it is a very happy and promising event. more than 560 domestic companies have also exposed their capabilities and products to everyone . today, ethyl from the past turns into ethylene , polymers and polymers are used in various plastic and rubber industries and in different places . the downstream un

united nations. and then then the pointed out that this was essentially going against all the standard procedures of the un security council. the presidency of the security council was of using its power in order to turn the security council chamber and adjust the platform of anti russian propaganda. here's what russian ambassador and eventually i had to say this is just ready to move. so i would like to warn you that if you hit them on the board, just define your decision. they'll bidding and presidency will bits on issued by the black and president violating the established practice within the secuity council. in favor of one delegation, which has repeatedly shown that supported by the counsels west members. it is not subject to any law and is allowed old. trying to turn this into stage or send up show of one representative ones compared to that, that wasn't a bad thing. i said was later in the meeting reiterated by lab rob, and it seems in light of recent events, all the international norms and rules have been disregarded. as western leaders led by the united states go out of their way to try and

united nations general assembly. the president spoke about the legal mechanisms to respect human rights in iran and questioned the double standards of other countries in the context of the events in iran. the president about isis and the hero of the fight against terrorism it was sardar soleimani who had broad reflections. the us president announced that why america created it. it doesn't matter which of the american governments created isis , the issue is that a government from the other side of the globe has decided to attack in our region. the cost of shedding the blood of hundreds of thousands of women and children should draw the line again, but the islamic republic stopped this project and then pushed it back. the assassination of sardar soleimani in the united nations had an important message for the enemies, an issue that no one knew expect such words in the heart of new york . this year, in order to participate in the 78th session of the united nations general assembly , he will head a political delegation of the new york organization . sed and sima news agency ghani met and discussed with the leader of the islamic revol

was his speech at the united nations general assembly , where the president spoke about the legal mechanisms for observing human rights in iran and questioned the double standards of other countries regarding the events in iran . it was soleimani who had wide repercussions. the former american president announced that isis was created by america. it doesn't matter which american government created isis, the problem is that a government from the other side of the globe decided the geography of our region. at the cost of shedding the blood of hundreds of thousands of women and children , but the islamic republic stopped this project and then pushed it back. the judicial investigation of sardar soleimani's assassination in the united nations is an important message for the enemies, it was a matter that no one expected such words in the heart of new york. after his speech at the un general assembly, the president also spoke with american intellectuals about nuclear negotiations and said that iran wants a fair agreement , that america is looking for an agreement, on the other hand , for me. it doesn't make sense that this year the president will be the head of a pol

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all textbooks used in its schools to ensure consistency with the united nations positions, educational appropriateness and unesco standards. secondly, unwra has a zero tolerance policy with regard to staff neutrality violations and takes all such violations seriously including those raised by organizations. investigations are launched with involved staff members placed on administrative leave pending investigation. where allegations are found to be true and contrary to unwra's regulations and rule, appropriate disciplinary measures are imposed up to and including dismissal. like any other organization which we provide resources to, unwra has accountability meek niches in place and in fact follows up with regard to any charges that the gentleman has raised. so the damage that's going to be done through this amendment is damage that is really damaging first of all yes to the children who benefit from unwra investments from this country but it's also damaging to our, again, leadership as it relates to being a real leader in terms of our efforts to seek global peace and security. that's what this bill really should be about.

united nations over a new uk law requiring staff to work dunng law requiring staff to work during strike action. the tuc's general secretary says the legislation falls far short of international legal standards. the government says the law protects the lives of the public, such as in the case of doctors strikes recently announcing a consultation on how the new law can be enacted . and the new law can be enacted. and tonight , the spanish football tonight, the spanish football federation president, luis rubiales, says he will resign following the controversy over him kissing a player at the women's world cup. the 46 year old kissed jenny hermoso on the lips during the trophy presentation following spain's victory over england in last month's world cup final. but the midfielder said the kiss wasn't consensual. in an interview with piers morgan, rubiales says he could not continue with his work and finally, sir mo farah has completed his final race of his running career, stealing fourth place in the great north run . place in the great north run. the four time olympic champion said it had been an amazing journey . he was cheered on and journey. he was cheered on and greeted by crowds as he cros

united nations watchdog over the new law requiring staff to work during strike action. the union's general secretary says the legislation falls far short of international legal standards . international legal standards. the government says it's there to protect the lives of the general public and has recently announced a consultation on how the new will be enacted . but the new law will be enacted. but general secretary paul novak describes that new law as dreadful . dreadful. >> this fight really matters and these laws have not been designed to resolve conflict at work. >> they've been designed to escalate conflict at work . escalate conflict at work. >> they are unworkable under democratic almost certainly in breach of international law and they are the product of a despot pit conservative government spoiling for a fight with unions to distract from their dire economic record. >> more than 2000 people have died in what's described as the deadliest earthquake in morocco since 1960. survivors slept in the open for the second night after the 6.8 magnitude quake struck remote areas of the atlas mountains yesterday. many fear their homes are no longer safe to return to wit

united nations watchdog over the new law requiring staff to work during strike action. the union's general secretary says the legislation falls far short of international legal standards .and has recently announced a consultation on how the new law will be enacted . but the new law will be enacted. but general secretary paul novak describes the new law as dreadful. this fight really m atters. matters. >> these laws have not been designed to resolve conflict at work . they've been designed to work. they've been designed to escalate conflict at work. >> they are unworthy , viable, >> they are unworthy, viable, undemocratic , almost certainly undemocratic, almost certainly in breach of international law. >> and they are the product of a desperate conservative government. spoil for a fight with unions to distract from their dire economic record . their dire economic record. >> now , more than 2000 people >> now, more than 2000 people have died in what's described as the deadliest earthquake in morocco since 1960. survivors slept in the open for the second night after the 6.8 magnitude quake struck remote areas of the atlas mountains yesterday. many fear their homes are no l

united nations watchdog on workers' rights over a new strikes law. new rules on strikes will require some employees to work during industrial action orface being sacked. the tuc said the legislation fell short of international legal standardsct the lives and livelihoods of the general public" as well as access to public services. it comes as the tuc conference gets under way in liverpool. live now to victoria scholar, head of investment at interactive investor. what exactly are the tuc asking for here? essentially what they are upset about is the fact that these laws mean employees will still have to work during periods of strike. they believe this falls short of international standards. what the government wants is to try to force a minimum level of service during industrial action so we do not get as much disruption in essential areas like the nhs, emergency services and railways. and it is not uncommon, internationally to see these minimum levels of service, we have them in other countries of europe, but the tuc believes the unions have much better rights there. that is where the difference lies. there will be a vote and the tuc is expected to go against the government and it is likely to set up further tensions between

i'm president of the united states i'm going to take the case for life with compassion and principle to the american people. 70% of americans would support a minimal national standardld can experience bane in the womb we ban abortions after that. >> sean: mr. vice-president good to see you. >> thank you sean. >> sean: coming up, tim scott and he's the gore of the great state of california. ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. and the people of old dominion never turn away a promise. or over promise. or make an empty promise. we keep them. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ >> sean: all right, welcome back to hannity. we are live. we're in beautiful simi valley california at the reagan library. joining us now, south carolina senator tim scott. senator how are you? good to see you. thank you for joining us. you had a lot of really interesting moments tonight. i actually wrote them down. i love when you called out vivek saying, excuse me you said we're bought and paid for. >> ab

united states would take the lead in respecting the cultural property of others. our leaders today not lower that standard threats to target cultural sites in a hostile nation are sound bites that may damage as great or greater than the destruction of the objects themselves. it feeds a bad guy narrative that americans care about the culture of others. it undermines your mission and stains the legacy of the monuments. men and women of world war two. remember the wisdom of monuments woman to stand. and who in 1947, more than years before. the invention of social media. prof gormley stated, it's not enough that we be virtuous. we must also appear the relentless criticism of the united states in the aftermath of the looting of the iraq national museum in, baghdad, in 2003, convinced me that popularizing the story of what your predecessors did during world war two and sharing it with the world was an essential step to reconstituting the monuments officer program. my work led to invitations to go on base to fort mccoy in fort meade to speak with civil affairs officers preparing, deploy and then members, congress and eventually to the white house and president obama for a s

united states would take the lead in respecting the cultural property of others. our leaders today must not uy lower that standard. threats to target cultural sites in a hostile nation are soundbites. they may cause damage great or greater than the destruction of the objects themselves. it feeds a bad narrative that americans don't care about the culture of others. it undermines your mission and stains the legacy of the monuments men and women of world war ii. b remember the wisdom, monuments woman, eden, 1947, more than 50 years before the invention of social media, pro finally stated, "it's not enough that we be virtuous, we must also appear so". the relentless criticism in the united states and the aftermath of the iraq, convinced me that popularizing the story of what your predecessors did during world war ii, sharing it with the world, was an essential rs step to reconstituting the monuments officer program. my work led to invitations the gone base to fort mccoy and ft. meade, to speak with several officers preparing to deploy. then members of congress. eventually, to the white house,c president obama, for a screening of the monuments men film. there were many

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united nations over a new uk law requiring staff to work during strike action. the tuc's general secretary says the legislation falls far short of international standards , as thevernment says the law protects the lives of the public, such as in cases of the public, such as in cases of doctors strikes and it recently announced a consultation on how the law will be enacted and the news coming to us in the last hour, the spanish football federation president, luis rubiales, says he will resign following the controversy over him kissing a player at the women's world cup. the 46 year old kiss, jenni hermoso on the lips during the ceremony presentation following spain's victory over england in last month's world cup final. but the midfielder said the kiss was not concern sensual. in an interview with piers morgan, rubiales said he could not continue with his work . and continue with his work. and finally , sir mo farah has finally, sir mo farah has completed the final race of his career, sealing fourth place in the great north run, the four time olympic champion said it had been an amazing journey. he was cheered on and greeted by vast crowds as he crossed the finis

united nations over a new uk law requiring staff to work during strike action. the tuc's general secretary says the legislation falls far short of international standards , as thevernment says the law protects the lives of the public, such as in cases of the public, such as in cases of doctors strikes and it recently announced a consultation on how the law will be enacted and the news coming to us in the last hour, the spanish football federation president, luis rubiales, says he will resign following the controversy over him kissing a player at the women's world cup. the 46 year old kiss, jenni hermoso on the lips during the ceremony presentation following spain's victory over england in last month's world cup final. but the midfielder said the kiss was not concern sensual. in an interview with piers morgan, rubiales said he could not continue with his work . and continue with his work. and finally , sir mo farah has finally, sir mo farah has completed the final race of his career, sealing fourth place in the great north run, the four time olympic champion said it had been an amazing journey. he was cheered on and greeted by vast crowds as he crossed the finis

united nations over a new uk law requiring staff to work during strikes . the tuc general strikes. the tuc general secretary saying the legislation falls far short of international legal standardsthe government, for its part, though, says the law protects the lives of the public. such as in the case of doctors strike and recently announced a consultation on how the law is to be enacted . to the law is to be enacted. to nonh the law is to be enacted. to north africa now, where rescue workers and residents fear for the stability of local buildings as earthquake aftershocks hit the country of morocco . more the country of morocco. more than 2100 people have lost their lives since the 6.8 magnitude quake rocked areas of the atlas mountains on friday. the moroccan military making roads safe and clear to allow aid and medical treatment to get through to the thousands of people who were still injured. the country has declared three days of national mourning on. the prime minister says he's confronted the chinese premier, li keqiang, at the g20 summit in new delhi over alleged spying in westminster. the sunday times reports a man in his 20s and another in his 30s were arrested back in

units of supportive housing for formerly home bills, some of them may be transitional aids youth, i hope but recently won an award from the americas award for excellence, which recognizes projects nationally for high standards. achievement development. i want to invite kim obstfeld from my housing division to give us an update on that. kim. hello again. commissioners again. kim obstfeld, senior development development specialist on the housing team. um, as they were mentioned, and thank you for that. it's my pleasure to report that the ioc is sponsored project admission based south block nine known as home rise at mission bay. has been named recipient of the urban land land institute award for excellence for 2023. the award recognizes superior development efforts in the private public and non profit sectors. evaluation criteria includes design, planning, amenities, innovation and sustainability. the project is co sponsored by home rise, formerly known as community housing, partnership and bridge . housing home rise, provides supportive services to residents in collaboration with the department of homelessness and supportive housing and the department of public health. the commission took a series of actions

to talk to prisoners from the 14th national guard brigade ukraine, that is, you see, these are no longer elite units that were trained , but according to nato standardsgged, i say, and what do you have in service, maybe some kind of leopards there? i don’t know, maybe abrams came and they said, no, we have a light brigade, uh, that is, we have cameras. here is from foreign, that is. now throw these guys forward. they maintained a forest plantation, there was one opornik there and our troops even periodically. but under verbov they move forward, that is, they try to recapture the position. and so, actually, uh this ukrainian serviceman, from the lvov region, managed to be reduced to this opornik. he was lucky enough to lay down his arms, but he was unlucky on his way out because he was blown up by a mine, uh, and uh, russian doctors already provided first aid to him, that is, they saved his life. that’s when we talked to him, but let’s say so in the hospital. he told us directly that technology is expensive technology. it’s a pity, but i don’t feel sorry for the people; they throw them forward, too, according to our data. but the main direction of the

united nations over a new uk law which requires staff to work during strikes . staff to work during strikes. the tuc's general secretary says the legislation falls far short of international legal standards . the government, though, for its part , says the law does its part, says the law does protect the lives of the public, such as in the case of doctors strikes and it recently announced a consultation on how the law will be applied . side the law will be applied. side turning our attention to north africa now, where rescue workers and residents fear for the stability of buildings as earthquake aftershock shocks hit the country of morocco , more the country of morocco, more than 2100 people have already lost their lives after the 6.8 magnitude quake struck remote parts of the atlas mountains on friday. the moroccan military have cleared roads to allow aid and medical treatment to get through to the injured people who are still there. the country has declared three days of national mourning and the prime minister says he has confronted the chinese premier, li keqiang , at the g20 summit in new delhi over spying allegations in westminster. the sunday times reporting a man in his 20s and a

united nations over a new uk law which requires staff to work during strikes . staff to work during strikes. the tuc's general secretary says the legislation falls far short of international legal standards . the government, though, for its part , says the law does its part, says the law does protect the lives of the public, such as in the case of doctors strikes and it recently announced a consultation on how the law will be applied . side the law will be applied. side turning our attention to north africa now, where rescue workers and residents fear for the stability of buildings as earthquake aftershock shocks hit the country of morocco , more the country of morocco, more than 2100 people have already lost their lives after the 6.8 magnitude quake struck remote parts of the atlas mountains on friday. the moroccan military have cleared roads to allow aid and medical treatment to get through to the injured people who are still there. the country has declared three days of national mourning and the prime minister says he has confronted the chinese premier, li keqiang , at the g20 summit in new delhi over spying allegations in westminster. the sunday times reporting a man in his 20s and a