fatemeh iqbal was the mother of two martyrs, her children. they had not passed 18 years when they were martyred he would always pray for us, we would call him, we would talk, we would fast, many of us , the ladies, followed up on the payment of their claims from the insurance companies. we also went to them. let's see what their demands are now, how much to ask for, by god, it's so much that i don't really know the amount, it's been a month, two months, three months , what about this, when was the last time it was paid, for example, when did social security pay, if i'm not mistaken, it was in april, health insurance a bit of health it's better, but it still doesn't have a lot of definition , paying your claims, unfortunately, social security, not when the deposit is done, i don't understand at all that this money is so little, and the amount of debt we have is too much . health insurance, i think it should be paid for one month . what problems has the non-payment of their claims created for them? the problems are that we can't prepare new med

iqbal. good morning. it's very nice. it means that it has been almost 40 years since the martyrdom of their noble martyrs, martyr morteza, martyr hasan, 40 years of their waiting, anyway, in these 40 years, which i myself witnessed and was by their side, we have nothing but kindness, nothing but endurance, nothing but patience. really, this family was a model for us, that is , whenever we faced problems. we used to go to them, but now, of course , it wasn't me because of that relationship and that discussion about their family, but all the comrades we talked to said anyway , when we go to the house of our martyr's mother, we get peace, so this is the message for us. it turns out that we should be the supporters of the families of the martyrs, now that we are almost in the 40s , it has been almost 40 years since the imposed war. we are losing one of these mothers of martyrs every day. these are calamity reserves that are valuable assets. which is really a loss for the society , there are people of selflessness and perseve

thank you, that was nomia iqbal- this is — platform. thank you, that was nomia iqbal.as nomia iqbal. this is bbc news. _ hello there. it felt warm in the sunshine earlier today. and over the weekend, there will be some more sunshine at times. very quiet weather over the weekend. not too much changing from one day to the next. many places will remain dry. this was the picture earlier today. that weather front brought rain and has moved to the south of us. we are seeing more cloud coming into northern parts of scotland and that is where we see the showers. but there was not too much cloud in the midlands today, lovely and warm in the sunshine. last night, we saw some big differences in the weather. 18 celsius in kent, three celsius last night in aberdeenshire, but things will be different overnight tonight. we have stronger winds in the north, they will tend to ease. showers becoming fewer, and many places becoming dry overnight. to the south we have the clearer skies and lighter winds. temperatures as low as seven celsius in southern england and the midlands, not as col

iqbal had gone, by god's mercy, my son was with me . i handed over the photograph of the martyrs to my son , who was not given to anyone, then a photograph was taken of my son's back, ms. fatemeh iqbal was the mother of two martyrs, her children had not yet passed 18 years when they were martyred, she always prayed for us, we called her , we talked and fasted. we used to go with students and colleagues. we come on different occasions. here we see a very good-natured , well-behaved lady who, although she was much older than them, has very beautiful and sweet conversations . she remembers when her two sons went to jabeh. i am happy . you go to jabeh, i pray for me. no, but probably in the following weeks, the people or relatives of this family. it was issued for the new academic year. the spokesperson of the ministry of education said that these teachers are employed in all educational levels and will teach 24 hours a week. according to mr. farhadi, non-official teachers who were not accepted in the education recruitment exams this year c

there are definitely antagonizing. >> iqbal said no police ever showed up. no one was arrested. tourists who saw the video of the bikers find it hard to believe they're a little crazy. >> i don't know what to say, but they were doing it just up there. >> it was the same guys i saw yesterday on fisherman's wharf. >> we showed bernard guettel's the video of the bikers at lombard street. he and his family are visiting from belgium and were shocked by what they saw at fisherman's wharf. he even got pictures of it. >> motocross cycles, who were masked, didn't wear helmets, but you couldn't recognize their faces and they were doing all wheelies, on the footpath and bringing the tourists and danger. >> iqbal and other san francisco residents say they've seen and heard the rowdy bikers before along the embarcadero, on the bay bridge and by the palace of fine arts. >> people can just kind of get away with stuff. >> all the activity raises questions and concerns. >> i was actually thinking, why on earth are they not being stopped by the police? >> this afternoon, the san francisco police

there are definitely antagonizing. >> iqbal said no police ever showed up. no one was arrested. tourists who saw the video of the bikers find it hard to believe they're a little crazy. >> i don't know what to say, but they were doing it just up there. it was the same guys i saw yesterday on fisherman's wharf. >> we showed bernard guettel's the video of the bikers at lombard street. he and his family are visiting from belgium and were shocked by what they saw at fisherman's wharf. he even got pictures of it. >> motocross cycles, who were masked, didn't wear helmets, but you couldn't recognize their faces and they were doing all wheelies, on the footpath and bringing the tourists and danger. >> iqbal and other san francisco residents say they've seen and heard the rowdy bikers before along the embarcadero, on the bay bridge and by the palace of fine arts. >> people can just kind of get away with stuff. >> all the activity raises questions and concerns. >> i was actually thinking, why on earth are they not being stopped by the police? >> this afternoon, the san francisco police off

late fatemeh iqbal later he was buried in behesht zahra next to his children. martyr morteza babaiyan in 1361 in jerusalem operation and martyr hassan babaiyan in 1365 in karbala operation 5 in shalamcheh were martyred. almost every week, this was the mother's job for mr. hassan and mr. mortezaish , she looked at their photos for about 40 years. my heart was hurting, oh god, the noble god above, just a week or two ago before arbaeen , he gave this photo of his two martyrs to be with one of their acquaintances on the way, that is, it was very sensitive, now the same photo that was in my mother's hand is now in my hand yes yes, it was the hand of the mother who told this dear friend who is her companion that yes, i want you to take these two photos to visit the shrine of abi abdullah to pay respect to the holy body of the two people. we used to go to prayer. we were very patient ladies. we used to come with students and colleagues on various occasions . we saw them here. she was a very good-natured , well-behaved lady . i had very nice and sweet conversations wit

late fatemeh iqbal was buried next to her children in plot 19 of behesht zahra.tyr morteza babaiyan in 1961 in jerusalem operation and martyr hassan babaiyan in 1965 in karbala operation. shalamche achieved the grace of martyrdom. before they go to the hospital, we call the neighbors that we are going to karbala, and they must come to our house. my son was with me and said, mr. mohammad, you should show the photos of two of their martyred sons. they handed the photo to my son, which they don't give to anyone. then they gave me a pair of my white socks. a photo was also taken and this mother is very respectable to us. all wise people know her . she has moral qualities that i can't tell you in words now. he is a very big person with people. the book "standing must be a man" was published with a new edition. this book, which is a work of the pre-sabbath and religious poet mohammad ali mojahedi, was published in surah mehr publications. our life passed on the night of your birthday, our love and you , which has its own details, master mohammad. one of the proponents

there is internet in internet shopping , how is iqbal compared to post? well, we are one of the most important postal operators. to explain electronic products, i can almost say that one-third of e-commerce products are on the market by the national post company. it can be explained or moved, well, we are doing our best to give this share to the private sector as much as possible, that is , to get help from the private sector to be able to do this. it can be done by providing better services to the people at lower costs , but unfortunately, due to the fact that the postal definition rate is not the real rate, we are too late to achieve this goal. the private sector does not have enough economic justification to be able to provide these types of services that we are providing at such low prices. because of this we expect to be able to make postal service rates as fast as possible and more realistic, so that we can improve the quality and speed of our products, and what is the percentage difference between your rates and the rates that the private sector in

nomia iqbal, bbc news, pennsylvania.issued a new evacuation order for palestinians in gaza — this time for people in beit hanoun in the north. it says it's in response to a series of rockets fired from the area into israel on tuesday. earlier, hamas announced yahya sinwar, israel's most wanted man, had been chosen as the new overall head of the group. he succeeds ismail haniyeh — who was assassinated in the iranian capital, tehran, last week. let's take a look at yahya sinwar�*s background. he was most recently the leader of hamas in gaza. israel holds him, along with others, responsible for the october 7th attack on israel, which killed around 1,200 people, and saw more than 200 kidnapped. the 61—year—old was born in the khan younis refugee camp, in southern gaza. his parents were refugees. after his education, he was arrested by israel at age 19, for what they called islamic activities. two years after the formation of hamas, when he was just 25, sinwar set up the feared internal security organisation — al—majd. in 198

nomia iqbal, bbc news, pennsylvania.and international politics at the clinton institute, university college dublin. he says he'll appeal to both centre and the left side of the democrats i think it's a solid choice for a harris campaign that really hasn't put a foot wrong sincejoe biden was replaced two weeks ago. uh, you've got tim walz with his record of public service. two words that will be important in this campaign. uh, teacher, uh, member of the army national guard and 12 years as a congressman from a largely republican district in rural minnesota, then a two—term governor, has been hailed, uh, not for being a radical. that's a trump falsehood, but being a bipartisan congressman, he was the seventh most bipartisan legislator in the us congress. and then as a bipartisan governor, he has tended to govern from the centre, uh, focusing on, for example, the importance of agriculture in minnesota, focusing on the importance of manufacturing, while at the same time, uh, sort of taking out progressive stands on issues suc

iqbal then penetrated, then the corner, fofana, the ball is long , waqif, the wall, koba, koba, koba, kofa, dangerous, kofa , yerkanha, on the second goal of al-city, it was decided by kofa, alex blues, chelsea, alex, bridge, two zero, for german city, a well-deserved victory and a strong start for my team. from the end of dybala's work in rome to mourinho's attempt to hunt gandoghan in tonight's package, the margins of world football, the end of dybala's work in rome, courier delo sport has claimed that paulo dybala, the 30 -year-old argentinian striker of rome , will leave jalusi after the team's first week match against cagliari and join al-qadsiyeh in saudi arabia. we talked together and this shows the respect i have for everyone. players , i speak clearly and clearly and i must say that kiza's position has not changed in my thoughts. gandghan looking to leave barca. after ilikai gandghan was left out of the barcelona squad for the match against valencia, the spanish media claimed that mourinho wanted to strengthen his team's midfield. looking for this german star. it is said that

nomia iqbal, bbc news, pennsylvania. slate magazine's senior politics writer. good to have you with us. you are at that rally in philadelphia yesterday. what was it like? thank ou for yesterday. what was it like? thank you for having _ yesterday. what was it like? thank you for having me. _ yesterday. what was it like? thank you for having me. yes, _ yesterday. what was it like? thank you for having me. yes, i - yesterday. what was it like? thank you for having me. yes, i was - yesterday. what was it like? thank you for having me. yes, i was at i yesterday. what was it like? thank. you for having me. yes, i was at the rally. it was one of the noisiest, most exciting rallies i have been to in a while. i don't recall seeing a rally with that much energy when either president biden or hillary clinton worthy nominees. it almost felt like an 0bama era throwback. it was reallyjust, you could tell how exuberant rated democrats were with, harris and with tim walz, now that he is the nominee. and i think having felt like they had

social reference groups, dominant groups in the social space influential in the social atmosphere, iqbal and polite people should not be underestimated, because they are instigators, mediators of communication between the nation's government, members of the media , members of culture, art teachers, university professors, groups like this that act as mediators of the nation's government , how do they pay attention to us? what was kenan's interpretation of us? they say that if i am abdarcheh in that government where the deputy is rightly praised, the parliament will be proud of him, despite the fact that the proposed ministers had high and low compatibility with the 12 characteristics, but this government took a firm stand. and the problem statement it is also characteristic that we, as the representatives of the people , have the highest relationship with our clients. when it comes to letters for employment, then for training, then for other problems that we are very interested in, we should solve the problems of the people, for example, one of his children is a soldier in sistan baluchis

mother's pilgrimage pirou portrayed, but the second category, these zealots are more zealous than danesh iqbal shadi, who narrates the zealots who stepped into the field. the film in which ruhollah hijazi aradat now depicted the iraqi girl's devotion to her imam, and hadi moghadam doost dealt with iran-iraq relations. morteza and mohammad tahir came to karbala, but the passion of ashagi, as the title suggests, is the first narration. karbanas and more than 700 thousand pilgrims pass through this route every year. according to colonel soltani , an average of 60 buses pass through this route every day, and facilities and services will be provided for the return trip until the last pilgrim returns. when you get restless, such paths are paved for you. these are lovers from far away. it is hard to reach the only land route to reach karbala , sistan baluchistan, where after a long and breathtaking turmoil, their first steps reach peace. we arrived in mirza, we were very happy to enter iran. their journey is mostly family. a big sister. flames, swords stained with blood, tents set on fire, crying chi

let's speak to our correspondent nomia iqbal he was definitely one of the frontrunners, if not the frontrunnerto pick as her running mate. so, no huge surprise but what you think it will do for her campaign? for the white house, to have him on the ticket with her? i house, to have him on the ticket with her? ., house, to have him on the ticket with her? ~ , , ., , with her? ithink, essentially, it balances out — with her? ithink, essentially, it balances out a _ with her? ithink, essentially, it balances out a ticket _ with her? ithink, essentially, it balances out a ticket if - with her? ithink, essentially, it balances out a ticket if you - with her? ithink, essentially, it| balances out a ticket if you think about it. he, to be honest wasn't seen as the big favourite up until a day or so ago, it was largely seen as the governor of pennsylvania. i remember this contest has really been sped up. if you think about how long it took donald trump to announce his vp pick, jd vance, kamala harris has had less than two weeks, joe biden dropped out over two weeks ago so she's really had frightful tim

nomia iqbal, bbc news, pennsylvania.but it wasn't straighforward. he fell in a collision in this morning's heats — and then appealed. our sports correspondent katie gornall is in paris. katie, what can you tell us about what happened? it got a bit messy? it did, and the sto of it got a bit messy? it did, and the story of the _ it got a bit messy? it did, and the story of the day — it got a bit messy? it did, and the story of the day so _ it got a bit messy? it did, and the story of the day so far _ it got a bit messy? it did, and the story of the day so far in - it got a bit messy? it did, and the story of the day so far in the - it got a bit messy? it did, and the| story of the day so far in the heats of the 5000 metres. all the drama came in the home straight, it was a packed field and george mills collided with the home favourite hugo hay. he hit the deck and brought down three other runners with him. eventually crossing the line in 18th place after he had picked himself up and that is when it boils over with a heated

iqbal. the prime minister of italy talked to the president. in the phone call of mrs. meloni, whose country is the head of the group of 7 industrialized countries. in addition to examining the solutions to improve bilateral relations, the most important regional and international issues and ways to establish peace, stability and security were discussed and exchanged. at the same time , the country's electricity grid is under pressure as the weather heats up. the minister of energy said that the electricity industry is capable of producing, transmitting and distributing electricity it has been more than 79 thousand megawatts of electricity. mr. mehrabian asked the people to our main consumption in the summer season is cooling equipment and coolers, which includes about 30,000 to 35,000 megawatts of this consumption, in a situation where the demand for electricity consumption has grown , the country's electricity grid is not under heavy pressure , in fact, in our peak consumption conditions our strength and capacity to maneuver decreases and accidents lead to limitations

correspondent nomia iqbal joins me now. lovely to see you, good to have you with us.onest, when you and i were in washington talking about all of these vp picks a few weeks ago, i don't think the minnesota governor tim walz was necessarily top of that list, but clearly he has made the cut. why do you think that is? nomia: he has really emerged, hasn't he, in the last few days as the one that kamala harris would pick. i think there's probably a few reasons. he has served in congress, he is in his second term as governor. he has achieved the sort of things i imagine kamala harris would want to achieve should she make it to the white house. he is pro-reproductive rights, begun owner but -- a gun owner but believes in progressive policies with gun safety, he believes in helping parents. you alluded to what he achieved before politics, he had a whole like before politics, which is always a good thing. an army veteran, high-school teacher, a football coach. when he did enter politics, he flipped in 2006 republican-leaning district, music to the ears of any would be presiden

from this procedure and laws, we have fully implemented and this issue we talked about is how much iqbal has increased the income of using mail in online shopping. well, look, i can almost say that e-commerce services compared to the new year or other occasions that during the year , we have the possibility of these purchases and these shipments anyway, what are your plans ? last year, we experienced the so-called black friday, so now we were a bit surprised despite the planning we had done. people usually do a lot more shopping on the eve of eid than in the past, so i have a place to thank all my colleagues who are ready for their work during the holidays . and government offices are closed during these hot days , but my colleagues. none of them are closed their work is ready because they can not close their service even in this heat and can deliver the products to the people on time. and there was a point in your previous speech that you got help from the private sector, which means that you, as a national company and in your interpretation a public company , do not consider the privat

nomia iqbal was at the rally in pennsylvania.et really wanted to shift the vibe and it really was a rockstar vibe, and this arena seats up to 10,000 people and there were few gaps here. the people here are so reenergised, they are waving signs, they have glow—in—the—dark wristbands and they are excited about what is now the new face of the democratic party. the last couple of years of so we have grown accustomed to the biden—harris 2024 signs but they have all gone. but out with the old and in with the new, harris—walz signs are or you can see. kamala harris had less than two weeks to do it. they have both given their speeches and now the real fight begins because today is the first stop of what will be a battleground tour. now for the rest of the week go to the crucial battleground states that they will need to win if they want to get into the white house. until vice president harris picked him, tim walz wasn't a household name in the us and around the globe. the two—term midwestern governor often touts his middle class roots, w

our north america correspondent nomia iqbal has more on harris and donald trump's visions for the futuref being all style and no substance. this was her first major opportunity to show americans what president harris would look like, how would she govern? what would herfirst 100 days in the white house looked like. she unveiled all proposals to see how she would lower the cost of living. what struck me about her speech was she had much more of an easy way of talking about policy. simple sentences, examples from her own life, in the way president biden was accused of not being able to do so. the vision she had was not hugely radicalfrom his but she delivered her speech about half—an—hour, shorter than biden speech. shorter than the speech of donald trump has been giving on the economy recently. she also accused donald trump of coming up with proposals that would only benefit rich people, billionaires, executives of big corporations. mr trump tried to tie kamala harris to the cost of living going up and inflation as well. both of them are going hard on the economy. the economy is the numbe

they were struck on the hard shoulder of the m66 by 22—year—old adil iqbal.er cars driving recklessly. calvin hopes the artificial intelligence cameras mounted to vehicles and trailers on roadsides will help to crack down on dangerous drivers. from next tuesday, transport for greater manchester is trialling the a! camera system to capture drivers using hand—held mobiles and those not wearing seatbelts. the high—tech cameras have been piloted in nine police force areas in england and by national highways since 2021. mounted higher than traditional speed cameras, they use highly advanced filters and infrared flashes to capture extremely clear images. if the a! computer thinks an offence has been committed, the image will be passed to a human to make a decision about what happens next. if the system is wrong, the image will be deleted. if it's right, details could be shared with the police, who may write to drivers to warn them about their behaviour. these are clear incidents where people are putting themselves, their children in danger, or other road users. the

let's speak to our correspondent nomia iqbal. kamala harris and tim walz for the first time together as the two people on the ticket in philadelphia? yes. the ticket in philadelphia? yes, once the official _ the ticket in philadelphia? ye: once the official announcement comes through, kamala harris will be in philadelphia, and there was a view that because she was kick—starting her tour here in philadelphia, she might have picked the governor here, josh shapiro, but it seems that tim walz has got the nomination. she will be here with tim walz at some point later today, at a venue that holds up to 10,000 people, to begin this tour of battleground states which will end in nevada, and that is the ball game of the election. we will get to see what the harris and tim walz ticket looks and feels like later this afternoon. find tim walz ticket looks and feels like later this afternoon.— later this afternoon. and 'ust a word on josh fl later this afternoon. and 'ust a word on josh shapiro, _ later this afternoon. and just a word on josh sh

let's speak to our correspondent nomia iqbal who's in philadelphia.s is where kamala harris and tim walz will appear later tonight at the start of five days of touring key states. what more can you say about tim walz and why has he been chosen? , u, , . about tim walz and why has he been chosen? , , ., , , ., about tim walz and why has he been chosen? ,, ., , , ., chosen? this cab a very short race to ick chosen? this cab a very short race to pick the — chosen? this cab a very short race to pick the vice _ chosen? this cab a very short race to pick the vice president - chosen? this cab a very short race to pick the vice president and - to pick the vice president and kamala harris does not have much time, let —— a little over two weeks since joe time, let —— a little over two weeks sincejoe biden stepped out of the presidential race, and it has been speeded up process and he was not seen as the favourite the favourite was the governor of the state, pennsylvania, josh shapiro. this led to speculation it might be him, because the first rally was beginnin

nomia iqbal, bbc news, pennsylvania.s and international politics at the clinton institute, university college dublin. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you. what you make of the ticket, they are up and running, what you make of them is a combination and a pair. and why did you think of that rally there? i think it is a solid choice for a housing campaign that has not put a foot wrong since joe housing campaign that has not put a foot wrong sincejoe biden pulled out of the race. you've got tim walz, who has been a public service to important words in his campaign. a teacher, and a member of the national guard, from largely a democratic district, he was a governor. he is not a radical, that is a trump falsehood but by being a bipartisan congressman, he was the second most bipartisan congressmen in congress and as a governor, he has tended to govern from the centre, focusing on the importance of agriculture in minnesota and the importance of manufacturing while at the same time taking out progressive st

let's go live to washington and our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal.ssessment? this was her first big policy speech since she got the nomination, very much about the economy, very much about inflation, which is considered to be one of her vulnerabilities. it’s a one of her vulnerabilities. it's a ma'or one of her vulnerabilities. it's a major moment _ one of her vulnerabilities. it's a major moment for _ one of her vulnerabilities. it's a major moment for her, - one of her vulnerabilities. it's a | major moment for her, because one of her vulnerabilities. it�*s —. major moment for her, because she has been accused by critics of being all style and no substance. they want to know, how do you plan to govern? what does a president harris look like in the first days? it is the cost of living, and she spoke for 30 minutes, which was pretty short and concise, if you compare to donald trump, who spoke in north carolina yesterday day, it was a very radical from what we have seen from president biden, biden and harris together have developed their economy plan

north america correspondent nomia iqbal has been watching on from washington.as, it has been said, she is vulnerable on the economy, especially on the cost of living, on inflation, which is higher at the moment, and she addressed at head—on, promising to lower the cost of living. she head-on, promising to lower the cost of livina. ,, , ., , , of living. she did, she has been accused by _ of living. she did, she has been accused by her _ of living. she did, she has been accused by her republican - of living. she did, she has been - accused by her republican opponents of being all style and no substance. they wanted to know, what is your major policy platform? a she is unveiling that today. what struck me about her speech is that she has a much easier way of talking about these challenges, perhaps, then president biden date, because he would talk about the fact that unemployment was low, that inflation was getting better, also the economy was getting better, also the economy was growing fast, which is all true, by the way, but people don't feel like that. people

and we need to take action when that is the case. 0ur north america correspondent nomia iqbal has more show americans what a president harris would look like, how would you govern, what would have first 100 days look like? as she unveiled proposals on how she would try to lower the cost of living. and what struck me about her speech was that she had much more of an easy way of talking about policy by simple sentences, examples from her own life. in a way that president biden was being accused of dubbing of the do so, the vision wasn't hugely radicalfrom his, but she delivered her speech in about half—an—hour, shorter than president biden, shorter than the speeches that donald trump has been giving recently on the economy. ms harris also accused donald trump of coming up with proposals that would only benefit rich people, billionaires, the executives of big corporations. donald trump has tried to tie kamala harris to the cost of — the cost of living going up, and to inflation as well. both of them are really going hard on the economy. the economy is the number one issue for voters. the

kamala harris�* choice of running mate, i've been speaking to our north america correspondent nomia iqbalally emerged, hasn't he, the last few days as the one that kamala harris would pick. i think there's probably a few reasons. he has served in congress. he's a two—time governor. he's in his second term as governor, and he's achieved the sort of things that i imagine that kamala harris will want to achieve if she should make it to the white house. he's pro—reproductive rights, he's a gun owner, but he believes in progressive policies in terms of gun safety. he believes in helping parents, for example. you also alluded to what he achieved before politics. i mean, he had a whole life before politics, which is always a good thing. an army veteran, a high school teacher, he was a football coach. and when he did enter politics, he flipped in 2006 a republican—leaning district, which is music to the ears of any would—be president that wants to try and win the midwestern states, which you need to, obviously, like pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. also, you mentioned the weird thing, and i

. >> iqbal gil is the new owner and pharmacist. >> i always wanted to have my own.trying since 1995, but again didn't have much money to start my own. because you need money to survive for at least a year or so. >> we caught up with his landlord, adib dudum, who owns 14 properties. every one of them. he says, is rented. >> i never had an empty store in the last ten years. this is how i negotiate leases with the old tenants. make yourself happy. give me a number. and if you're happy, i'm happy. >> having owned for so long, his tax base is also relatively low. so he has some wiggle room. but he understands that for a new tenant, starting a business could take months, sometimes more than a year. according to an august 2024 report issued by spur, a new restaurant must go through 61 steps involving 11 local agencies to get its required permits and licenses just to get started. a restaurant may have to pay 17 different government fees, making it both a difficult and expensive process. >> if you go into a small store and you see like a liquor store or a grocery store, you

nomia iqbal, bbc news, pennsylvania.ntention to kill yahya sinwar, who has been appointed as the new political leader of hamas. israel's foreign minister says the appointment is another reason to kill mr sinwar, who's accused of masterminding the 7th october attacks on israel, in which around 12 on israel, in which around 1200 people were killed and hundreds taken hostage. thousands of women in england who have gone through the menopause could benefit from a new bone—strengthening drug, that will become available on the nhs in the next three months. abaloparatide can protect against the bone—thinning condition, osteoporosis, which women are at more risk of developing after their oestrogen hormone levels drop. accessibility at uk airports has improved, but there is still more work to do, according the industry's regulator. the annual report by the civil aviation authority found that for the first time since 2020, none of the country's airports received a "poor" rating for accessibility. five remained in the "needs improve

iqbal gil is the new owner and pharmacist. i always wanted to have my own.ng since 1995 but again didn't have much money to start my own. because you need money to survive for at least a year or so. >> we caught up with his landlord, adib dudum, who owns 14 properties. every one of them. he says, is rented. >> i never had an empty store in the last ten years. this is how i negotiate leases with the old tenants. make yourself happy. give me a number. and if you're happy, i'm happy. >> having owned for so long, his tax base is also relatively low. so he has some wiggle room. but he understands that for a new tenant, starting a business could take months, sometimes more than a year. according to an august 2024 report issued by spur, a new restaurant must go through 61 steps involving 11 local agencies to get its required permits and licenses just to get started. a restaurant may have to pay 17 different government fees, making it both a difficult and expensive process. >> if you go into a small store and you see like a liquor store or a grocery store, you will

when the riots hit, zaf iqbal, along with three others, locked themselves in their mosque for protectionieve that will happen? hopefully. he chuckles. i'm not going to say yes, but we will fight to make sure it does. ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, and welcome to viewers in the south east. a nine—year—old girl who was killed after being hit by a bus in bexleyheath has been named by police. ada bicakci was struck on watling street on 3rd of august, and died in hospital. the bus driver has been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury through dangerous driving and drug—driving. the scrappage scheme for vehicles that don't meet ultra low emission zone standards is to close in three weeks' time. transport for london said almost 5a thousands successful applicants have been given money to scrap older more polluting vehicles. the last day to apply for the scheme is the 7th of september. a student from surrey who has a life—threatening allergy is urging the government to implement a law forcing restau