in other news: iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has said that no one should dare thinkprotests enter a fifth week. in the us, president biden has reiterated his support for the demonstrations. he called on iran's leaders to end the violence against their own citizens and added that women should be able to wear what they wanted. lyse doucet reports. brandishing headscarves, burning them can get you arrested. hundreds have been detained. this may seem so ordinary, but even walking without compulsory hijab can have consequences. dounir, in a white shirt eating breakfast, went to prison after she posted this photo. across iran over the past month, there have been unprecedented scenes like this. and this, too. schoolgirls ripping photos of iran's leaders. this defiance spread across society, across generations, on wider issues. and security forces have shot back, with tear gas, metal pellets, live fire. 0ne protester who, like most, hides her identity, told us it's no longer just about hijab. they don't want islamic republic with all of the violence it's giving. things that

it is important to remember that the supreme leader ali khamenei as well as the government have regularlyry are in fact orchestrated by the west and by israel. and so these apparent confessions fit neatly into that argument, and the timing is particularly opportune for the government. but this hasn't deterred western countries from taking strong actions in response to the violent crackdown we are seeing now, and that includes expanded sanctions by the us as well as canada this week against leaders in iran. and within iran itself, that development that the medical examiner's report on the death of mahsa amini, what more do we learn from that? yes, so the protests we are seeing today are protests that were galvanised by the death of mahsa amini in custody by the morality police, it was after allegations and reports that the police in fact beaten her, and that she had received blows to the head. now this medical report that has finally been released confirms what the government said from the beginning, that in fact she had an underlying health condition. but her family has regularly denied t

and now for the first time, iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei has responded.s, but what is not normal is that some people have made the streets dangerous, burned the koran, removed hijabs from women and setfire to mosques and cars. it may have broken his heart, but there is no sign the supreme leader is listening, to these schoolgirls singing a protest song but too scared to show their faces, or to the many others who demand the freedom to speak and dress as they choose. ros atkins, bbc news. now for some breaking news, japan's chief cabinet secretary has confirmed that japan's chief cabinet secretary has confirmed that a japan's chief cabinet secretary has confirmed that a north korean missile has been fired eastward from the country passing overjapan and falling into the pacific ocean about 3000 km from the country. now, the cabinet secretary said that north korea's repeated actions are a serious challenge to international peace. there is yet to be any comment from north korea. the king and queen consort — have attended theirfirstjoint public engagement — si

22 year old marcia, meaning broke his heart in his 1st remarks since she died, that ayatollah ali khamenei blamed the us and israel for own going unrest. this outrage in the occupied west bank after israeli forces kills to palestinians during a right of the jealous own refugee camp. north of ramallah. israel says its soldiers opened fire after palestinians tried to ran them with the car. and you crimes, president says his forces have retaken a strategic town as part of a counter offensive against russian forces. lehman is in one of the 4 regions, recently climbed by russia. but the british government is making a dramatic you turn on it's many budgets that was announced just 10 days ago, chancellor quasi carting is reversing his proposed scrapping of the top right of income tax. the announcement of billions of dollars of unfunded tax cuts, st. financial markets into a spin with the pound, reaching record lows against the dollar. o pul, bryn and joint us now from birmingham and your, at the conservative party conference, at what's been the reaction there has this, you tune unified, the party

and now for the first time, iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has responded.ople have made the streets dangerous, burned the koran, removed hijabs from women and set fire to mosques and cars. it may have broken his heart, but there is no sign the supreme leader is listening, to these schoolgirls singing a protest song but too scared to show their faces, or to the many others who demand the freedom to speak and dress as they choose. ros atkins, bbc news. king charles and the queen consort have attended their first joint public engagement since the end of the period of royal mourning following the death of her majesty the queen. the couple visited dunfermline in fife, where the king marked its new status as scotland's eighth city. our royal correspondent daniela relph was there. bagpipes play dunfermline welcomed a new monarch, and they looked pleased to see him. it was malcolm iii who first created this royal seat of power, almost 1000 years ago. today it was charles iii who met the crowds and granted dunfermline city status — awarded to mark his mother's plati

for a long time that we have been hearing the supreme leader ali khamenei who is 83 years old has beenous crack in the regime. it might not be able to grip the power before it completely collapses. inc. you very much _ before it completely collapses. inc. you very much for— before it completely collapses. inc. you very much forjoining us. a 22—year—old woman has died after being struck by a car which mounted the pavement outside a takeaway in shropshire. it happened in the early hours of this morning in in 0swestry in. another person was also seriously injured in the incident and is in hospital. west mercia police have arrested a 28—year—old man on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. there's been a mixed reaction to plans by the government to bring in a lockdown for birds. in norfolk, suffolk and parts of essex later this week. from wednesday bird owners will be legally required to house them indoors. to try to stop the spread of bird flu. there's been another 4 confirmed outbreaks in the region this weekend. jenny kirk reports. 300 chickens roam around this farm south of norwich

and now for the first time, iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei has responded.hat is not normal is that some people have made the streets dangerous, burned the koran, removed hijabs from women and set fire to mosques and cars. it may have broken his heart, but there is no sign the supreme leader is listening, to these schoolgirls singing a protest song but too scared to show their faces, or to the many others who demand the freedom to speak and dress as they choose. ros atkins, bbc news. reality television star and social media influencer kim kardashian has been fined almost $1.26 million by financial regulators in the united states. ms kardashian promoted a cryptocurrency on her instagram account without disclosing she was getting paid for it. kim kardashian has more than 300 million instagram blowers and is one of the ten most followed people in the world. the king and queen consort, have attended their firstjoint public engagement, since the end of the period of royal mourning. the couple visited dunfermline in fife, where king charles gave a speech, to mark

and now for the first time, iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei has responded. not normal is that some people have made the streets dangerous, burned the koran, removed hijabs from women and setfire to mosques and cars. it may have broken his heart, but there is no sign the supreme leader is listening, to these schoolgirls singing a protest song but too scared to show their faces, or to the many others who demand the freedom to speak and dress as they choose. ros atkins, bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. swedish scientist svante paabo has won this year's nobel prize for medicine. the nobel committee in stockholm says he has achieved the seemingly impossible task of cracking the genetic code of neanderthals. for the first time, mr paabo was able to sequence dna from a 40,000 piece of bone. those results showed that neanderthals had contributed dna to modern day humans. police in somalia say at least nine people, including senior regional officials, have been killed in car bomb attacks that have been claimed by the islamist group

shortcomings uloa when you seem crazy. echoed claims made earlier by iran, supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. he had accused enemies of iran, the u. s. in israel, a fueling protest to destabilize the country hominy has refused to acknowledge widespread opposition to his religious government. act of a say he is simply trying to silence internal dissenters. only the current government in iran has built the power on lies and on killing people. of course they should stop the violence. they should stop killing people. they should stop in prison in people, and they should listen to people. people say it clearly all over the country since so many decades. they don't want a religious government. despite the violence suppression that a so far killed dozens, protests have shown, no signs of dying down. a great failure in bangladesh has left some 130000000 people. that electricity. the lights went out tuesday afternoon and authorities are scrambling to fully restore power. the rise and global energy prices has left the country in a power crisis. dagger plunged into darkness, up to 80 percent of banglad

when you seem crazy echoed claims made earlier by iran, supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. he had accused enemies of iran, the u. s. in israel, a fueling protest to destabilize the country hominy has refused to acknowledge widespread opposition to his religious government act of a say, he is simply trying to silence internal dissenters. only the current government in iran has built the power on lies and on killing people. of course, they should stop the violence, they should stop killing people. they should stop in prison in people and they should listen to people. people say it clearly all over the country since so many decades. they don't want a religious government. despite the violence suppression that a so far killed dozens, protests have shown, no signs of dying down. and alice trying to some other stories, making news right now. south korea airline, i'd say, to fired missiles into the sea of japan, hours after north korea launched a nuclear capable missile over japan washing condemn, young eggs actions as reckless residence in japan. north eastern regions were ordere

his theme, racy echoed claims made earlier by iran, supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. he had accused enemies of iran, the u. s. in israel, a fueling protest to destabilize the country hominy has refused to acknowledge widespread opposition to his religious government. despite the violin suppression that us so far killed, dozens, protests have shown no signs of dying down. south korea and the united states militaries have fired a volley of missiles into the sea. in response to north korea's launch of a ballistic missile over japan. young eggs, longest range test, yet, drew international condemnation authorities and took your se, the missile flu more than 4000 kilometers before landing in the pacific ocean. ah morning siren sound out of the north of japan. passengers on that morning commute hatch and weight as trains were halted while outside lance speaker. announcements warned people to take shelter. ha, it's the 1st time in 5 years that north korea is fired, a missile over japanese territory. north korea has fired a ballistic missile. it flew over our country and we be

on the face of the brain leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, the blood of our youth is on your hands, read the message. meanwhile, you share them. social media also appears to show female students, johnson racy, get lost during your visit to diversity by the countries presidency granting, raising it follows 4 weeks of protest after the death of 22 year old. martha meaning, while she was in the custody of urines, were relatively bert around regina, which uses foreigners up in sites in the protest. last week announced that it had arrested 90 p, a nationals. while the culpability may be in question, it's clear that people outside the run are outraged by the islamic republic. treatment of women over the weekend. thousands of them took to the streets around the world. ah, freedom for it on is what div protective in london are chanting for. they are here to show support for it onions standing up against the leadership. some are beating it on spree, 1979 flag from before the revolution that brought islamists to power. 44 years, these regime, you saw me crazy. they are torturing, executing, reason

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the images show ayatollah ali khamenei with a target on his head, along with pictures of women said toople tojoin demonstrations. with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks. good afternoon. max verstappen has won a second successive formula one world title. he triumphed in atrocious conditions at the japanese grand prix, overcoming torrential rain, and more scoring confusion, to wrap—up the championship with four races to go. 0lly foster reports. max verstappen has retained his world title fair and square and with plenty to spare. no final lap dramas like last year when formula 1 veered away from its own rules. but there was still confusion at suzuka. torrential rain had shortened the japanese grand prix and he presume, as most did, that despite taking the chequered flag his winning points would be halved as well. he was wrong, and when charles leclerc was bumped down to third for cutting a corner, verstappen was told mid—interview that the title was his again. mid-interview that the title was his a . ain. ~ ., mid-interview that the title wa

the supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, says no one should think they can approve the islam republic. demonstrators, however, are not shrinking from use of force, which has killed dozens. and although the protest don't seem to have a single leader, women do appear to be playing a major role. this is what outraged looks like in iran. people who feel they have nothing left to lose daring imprisonment or worse. many disagree strongly with the government's rules on dress for women and that someone had to die for breaking them in my opinion that they should remove the he jumble together. anyone who likes it can, we're at, and anyone who doesn't, doesn't need to. iran is a religious state and the official interpretation of shia islam relies on the fundamentalist view of women's and men's roles. women are required to dress modestly. that includes covering their hair at all times and public. this is a core value of iranian law since the revolution in 1979 child custody and divorce settlements favor men who can also prohibit their wives from working in certain professions. women are not allow

and the supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. he says the demonstrations are being orchestrated by foreign governments to undermine iran. and that protesters will be punished ah, deaths the harmony death to the dictator. slogans often her during rounds street protests. it's directed at this man. i itala ali, how many the supreme leader of the country since the beginning of the unrest in september. he is belittle his critics. he says the protest by iranian women and girls are controlled from abroad in brown music. it is quite clear that all this was planned by america izzy and the fake usurping zionist regime and their followers. read j. lear. so eunice, the harmony has fought all his life around to be in his lamp republic. he began training as a cleric during his childhood. in the 1950s. at that time, iran was ruled by the shower, an autocrat who severely limited the influence of religion in the country. how many join the ayatollah khomeini, he's opposition. movements that in 1979 overthrew the shar to the cheers of millions. ah,

british pound in stock markets rallied following the you turn around. supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei has accused the united states and israel being behind the wave of nationwide on russ, sparked by the death of muscle, armine the 22 year old. i mean, he died last month after being arrested by runs morality police for allegedly violating the countries conservative dress code activists. a. the government's crackdown on demonstrations as killed at least 52 people so far. lead on supreme deter, i to law hominy, has broken silence on the protests that have rocked de la mic country. he calls a debt of martha, a mini tragic, but thieves. the demonstrations are not and organic grassroots movement and he is fully backing the security forces had been debbie's at all, act museum, who did the planning for the protests. i say it is clear that the planning was done by america, the fake zionist regime and their followers that don't. boler oil, not despite a violent clack down that protests are not dying down. there are 2 ports of students sticking to the streets in video cities. this video show sec

now, moving into wisconsin, around supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei has accused the united states in israel been behind the wing with nationwide on rest, sparked by the death of master armine a 22 year old. mooney died last month after been arrested by runs morale, the police for allegedly violating the countries. conservative dress code activists in the government crackdown on demonstrations has killed at least 52 people so far . it on supreme detail. i had to learn how many has broken silence on the protests that have rocked the slimy country. he called the debt of martha, many tragic but ceased. the demonstrations are not an organic grassroots movement. and he is fully packing the security forces. and david said, all right, ma'am, who did the planet for the protests? i say it is clear that the planning was done by america, the fake zionist regime and their followers that don't boiler oil, not despite the violent crack down the protests, i'm not dying down. did i report the student sticking to the streets in video cities? this video shows security forces dispersing a crowd outsi

ah, yes, i mean, he shouted demonstrators gathered on the road leading to the prison. ali khamenei, the slamming republic supreme leader is a target of some demonstrators. they see massive figure behind the deadly crackdowns on descent in the country. so far, the government's response as on little to stop protest like these floor on this i am joined by d job usa. teresa toppa, who's been following this story. she's traveled extensively to iran over the past 8 years, reporting for d w. tracy. what can you tell us about the recent events at even prison in tehran? while at the moment it's very hard to verify when say what exactly happened last night and even prison? because it's very hard to verify the videos and the eye witness reports coming out of iran at the moment. but when the fire broke out, and these shouts of death to the dictator were heard, many people in tehran hoped it might have been the prisoner's themself that said the prison on fire to escape, while others feared it was the security forces, trying to kill inmates. so that's why many people in iran made their way towards of

ayatollah ali khamenei had his message. >> riots and insecurity were engineered by the u.s., the falsest regime, and their pain agents. -- pain agents. lewis: there has been escalation. overnight, iranian police clashed with students in tehran. this video appears to show students fleeing into the car park as they were pursued. sharif university is one of the country's most prestigious science and engineering schools. sunday was the first day of term for first-year students. about 200 students gathered in the afteron and started chanting slogans, including, woman, life, freedom, and students prefer death to humiliation. then forces arrived and clashes arrived, -- clashes cap siege at the university, police started rounding up students. many students lead to an underground car park and became trapped as security forces tried to flush them out. >> this case continues until they get to their dorms. now we have footage of police shooting at the windows and dragging students out. so far, over 100 students have been arrested. many parents are worried. this is not the first time that the dorms

in his first response to the protests, iran's supreme leader ali khamenei blamed foreign governments.es were sent out onto the streets in force. but opposition to compulsory hijab in iran is not new. many women have been fighting it since the early days of the islamic revolution, in 1979. women, both religious and secular participated in protest to remove the law but for many of them the celebration was short lived. the leader of the revolution, approved islamic rule for women and many women not wearing the valet were attacked. less tha n less than a month after the revolution, the first protest against compulsory hijab took place in tehran. his determined to see islamic state at all cost. if his determined to see islamic state at all cost.— state at all cost. if they cannot persuade - state at all cost. if they cannot persuade the . state at all cost. if they - cannot persuade the women in other— cannot persuade the women in other sectors who oppose extremist beliefs... other sectors who oppose extremist beliefs. . .- extremist beliefs... strict islamic rules _ extremist beliefs... s

ayatollah ali khamenei said he was deeply heartbroken by the woman's death last month and he cracked down on security forces and accuses the u.s. and israel for being behind the demonstrations. more than 130 people have died in the protests. that's according to fines rules. >>> kim kardashian is fined for breaking crypto promotion rules, and russia is searching for a woman who staged a bold tv protest. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the washington post" says a russian journalist who protested the war in ukraine on state television escaped from her pretrial house arrest. russian officials say the woman fled with her 11-year-old daughter. she was placed on moscow's wanted list yesterday. in march she held up a soon on air that read "stop the war" and "they're lying you." she faces up to ten years in prison if convicted for spreading fake news about the russian military. >>> "the new york times" reports bomb parts were found in a hotel where a father was shot while visiting his son at a nearby college. he was in town for a family weekend at marist college. tw

evening packers managed to interrupt to prime time use bulletin with an image of supreme leader ali khamenei in flames. the blood of the use is on your hands. it red beneath it were photos of women who act of a say were killed by security forces. de nationwide demonstrations show no sign of stopping despite entering their 4th week. they were sparked by the death of masa armine a 22 year old woman who died in police custody after being arrested for allegedly wearing her. he just incorrectly done according to reports, police used to tear gas and rubber bullets against demonstrations. he responded in kind with molotov cocktails. he runs leadership, met for an emergency session to deal with the wave of protests sweeping the country . afterwards, president abraham re easy address students that work out there some apparently imagine they can achieve their evil goals at our universities. but our students and professors are alert. they will never allow this to happen. i got caught back to what state tv didn't show the president being viewed by students and told to resign october 10th marks, world da

the images show ayatollah ali khamenei with a target on his head, along with pictures of women said toonstrations. in taiwan, tomorrow is national day when — despite recent threats and intimidation from china — the island will celebrate its democratic political system and open society. it comes as recent opinion polls suggest a greater number of people than ever now identify as taiwanese and want the country to remain separate from china. in response beijing is threatening war, and it's waging an economic battle — recently banning the import of some 2,000 taiwanese products. from taiwan, our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes sent this report. it may not look like it, but these ponds in southern taiwan are filled with gold. the huge fish thrashing around in su gou—zhen�*s ponds are called grouper. on the tables of beijing and shanghai, each one can fetch up to 2,000 us dollars. 80% of taiwan's grouper used to go to china. now it's zero. beijing's import bans are hitting taiwan where it hurts the most. so, is it working? "older fishermen like me are nervous," he says, "but the younger

iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has said that no one should dare think they can overturn filled the streets of zahedan, the city where dozens of people were reportedly killed by the security forces 2 weeks ago. it's been barely a month since the death of a 22—year—old, kurdish woman, in police custody, sparked off the demonstrations. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, has been looking at their significance. joining me is the bbc�*s yasmin khatun dewan. of course this all started with the death of the young woman of breaking herjob rules. yasmin, why has the hijab become such a central part of these protests? in the context of what we are seeing over the protests that have been taking place in the last five weeks as you have mentioned, the headscarf has become symbolic of control exerted by the regime. the reason why i say headscarf as opposed to hijab mac is headscarf is one specific element of the broader islamic tradition. it is an obvious visual marker. so women taking off his headscarves during his protest, burning them, women and girls it sends a ver

when you seem crazy echoed claims made earlier by iran, supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. he had accused enemies of iran, the u. s. in israel, a fueling protest to destabilize the country hominy has refused to acknowledge widespread opposition to his religious government act of a say he is simply trying to silence internal dissenters. ravone. the current government in iran has spilt the power on lies and on killing people. of course they should stop the violence, they should stop killing people. they should stop in prison people and they should listen to people. people say it clearly all over the country since so many decades . they don't want a religious government. despite the violence oppression that a so far killed dozens, protests have shown, no signs of dying down. a delegation from west africa that regional block echo was arriving in burkina faso. and a fact finding mission has been met by dozens of protest as in the capital. why do go demonstrate his chance? had best support for russia, as well as anti french slogans. they also warned acre was against interfering.

afp, people are seen shouting "death to the dictator" aimed at iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khameneiinue in various cities, international human rights campaigners say there is now a serious risk of mass killings. robin brant, bbc news. a severe tropical storm has killed more than 70 people in the philippines, and left many more homeless. tropical storm nalgae made landfall in the central part of the country and is heading towards the capital manila, but most of the casualties were caused by floods where there was heavy rainfall. the final televised debate of brazil's bitterly contested presidential campaign has been taking place in rio dejaneiro. here they are arriving at the debate, in an acrimonious clash, the far—right incumbent, jair bolsonaro, and the left—wing former leader, luis inacio lula da silva, repeatedly called each other liars. they also traded accusations of corruption. polls suggest lula has a narrow lead ahead of sunday's run—off vote. 0ur south america correspondent, katy watson, sent this report from sao paulo on the campaign so far. chanting in portuguese. cheeri

viewers saw the usual live programming interrupted without warning the images show ayatollah ali khameneiures of women said to have been killed by police — and captions encouraging people tojoin demonstrations. earlier i spoke to kasra naji from the bbc�*s persian service and asked him about that hacking of the state television's news bulletin and what we should make of it. iranian government is quite adept at hacking to, foreign governments, foreign nations and systems. but also hackers who are targeting the iranian government, we have seen this from this particular group, they have done this before. i remember a few months back, nearly a year back, they hacked into cameras of iran's biggestjail, prison. so they have done it before but this is the most seriously, serious incident and most embarrassing incident for the government because after all, it is state tv. the optics are not good as far as the government is concerned. how are these protests going? how would you describe what is taking place in iran compared to past history? i think this is the most serious challenge to the islamic

iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has said no—one should dare think they can overturn thernment protests enter a fifth week. crowds have again come out onto the streets of zahedan, the city where dozens of people were reportedly killed by the security forces two weeks ago. it's been barely a month since the death of a 22—year—old woman in police custody sparked the demonstrations. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet has this report. cheering and chanting a defiance that's dangerous. brandishing headscarves — burning them can get you arrested. hundreds have been detained. cheering and applause this may seem so ordinary, but even walking without compulsory hijab can have consequences. dounir, in a white shirt, eating breakfast, went to prison after she posted this photo. across iran over the past month, there have been unprecedented scenes like this. shouting and cheering and this, too — schoolgirls ripping photos of iran's leaders. this defiance spread across society, across generations, on wider issues. and security forces have shot back with tear gas, metal

images were shown of ayatollah ali khamenei with a target on his head, accompanied by captions encouragingaid to have been killed by police. our correspondent, anna foster, is on the iran—iraq border. they are into their fourth week, and we saw yesterday one of the most significant days so far, because geographically these protests are really spreading, and we are also seeing new demographics getting involved as well. they have been very much driven by young women like mahsa amini, the 22—year—old who died in police custody, and schools and universities have been at the forefront of the protest. but what we saw yesterday was bazaar holders closing their stores in support. a you can really see the size of these protests. i have been talking to some iranians on their way out of the country, because of course those testimonies are so hard to get an so hard to hear because of the situation in the country, but they were telling me that they came from one of the cities that saw protest yesterday, they believe that ten people were killed in that protest, and they said that their lives at the mome

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i had told ali khamenei the supreme leader of the country since the beginning of the unrest in september. he has belittled his critics. he says the protests by iranian women and girls are controlled from abroad in battle, mediator canada. and it's quite hired that all this was planned by america, caught on the face quoted as you missouri being zionist regime, red jack, the and his followers, the harmony has fought all his life for iran to be an islamic republic. he began training as a cleric during his childhood. in the 1950s, at that time, iran was ruled by the shaw and autocrat who severely limited the influence of religion in the country. company, then joined the ayatollah khomeini, is opposition movement. he was even arrested several times by the shaws, secret service companies rise to power began when khomeini led the islamic revolution in 1979 and overthrew the shaw to the cheers of millions, establishing harmony as part of the new regime. khomeini died 10 years later, and homei was chosen by the religious council of experts to succeed him. since then, he has been the supreme autho

to some other stories making news around the world right now. iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, as accused the united states and israel of planning the widespread protests that are gripping the country is commons came after weeks of silence on the unrest, which appears to be the result of home grown frustrations. video shared as social media show clashes between protesters and riot police at tear. hans sharif university overnight in indonesia of police chief has been fired, and 9 officer suspended after a weekend stampede. and a football stadium killed 125 people, a spokesman said melange cities head of police has been replaced as part of an inquiry into the tragedy. dozens of more officers are being investigated for unethical behavior. the u. k. finance minister, the chancellor of exchequer, quasi quoting, has pledged, quote, no more distractions in an address to conservative party members. the promise is a response to the government. dropping his plans to slash the top tax rate that led to financial chaos. the british pound and stock market rallied following the u. turn. at l

shortcomings uloa when you seem. crazy. echoed claims made earlier by iran, supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. he had accused enemies of iran, the u. s. in israel, a fueling protest to destabilize the country hominy has refused to acknowledge widespread opposition to his religious government act of a say, he is simply trying to silence internal dissenters. only the current government in iran has built the power on lies and on killing people. of course, they should stop the violence, they should stop killing people. they should stop in prison in people and they should listen to people. people say it clearly all over the country since so many decades. they don't want a religious government. despite the violence oppression that a so far killed dozens, protests have shown no signs of dying down. senior police officers are under investigation over the stadium stampede in indonesia on saturday night in which at least 125 people died. investigator say 6 exit gates were too narrow and could only accommodate 2 people at a time, yet hundreds were trying to escape after police fired a barrage of tear ga

the rainy news program is broadcasting in appearance by its iran supreme, nita, ayatollah ali khamenei. the activists screened images of masa, meaning 3 teenage girls, an edge of a kel, during protests. after her death, now florida, north and south carolina, all assessing damage off to hurricane in eli estimates put the cost between $30.00 and a $100000000000.00 and that could make it one of the costliest storms to ever hit the u. s. kristen, 3 me reports now from new york, tallying up the losses from hurricane ian has only just begun. our roof is in the back of the house. for these retirees, seeing the damage to their homes and neighborhood was overwhelming. there's no words for it. it's like, oh, holy cow, what a mesh the south west coast of florida took the brunt of wind and storm surge. but the impact of the heavy rainfall was felt further inland and up the united states. eastern coast. experts say whether storms is one impact of climate change. the majority of the cost as well as the lives lost as a result of ah, hurricanes and tropical cycles comes from flooding. it comes from st

out protesting on the campus and around it, saying, �*death to the dictator" — a reference to ali khamenei — the rallying cry that happened ever since mahsa amini died in custody by the morality police. but, of course, that also means the crackdown is still continuing. of course, rights groups are saying more than 200 people died but they're still doing things like pointing out specific people they think are inciting riots, like a cleric in zahedan who said that senior officials in the iranian government were responsible for the death of dozens of protesters last month. president zelenzky has denounced renewed russian attacks on ukraine's energy infrastructure as an attempt to break his country. kyiv says almost 1.5 million households are without power, following another barrage by russian missiles on civilian energy facilities. the national electricity operator said the latest strikes could have caused more damage than the intense bombardment lasting several days earlier this month. president zelenskyy said the world had to stop the terror. translation: russian propagandists are lying whe

the protests have continued despite ayatollah ali khamenei�*s warning on monday that they were riotsure. equality and freedom. to turn this page of iran�*s history. rana rahimpour, bbc news. in russia, president putin has said he expects the situation to stablise in the four regions he says have been annexed from ukraine. these are the four regions here — donetsk, luhansk, zaporizhizhia and kherson — and president putin�*s forces are in control of the area in red. ukraine is regaining ground in the east, shown in purple, with a governor on the ground telling the bbc they�*ve retaken six more villages in luhansk since yesterday. there�*s also been a significant breakthrough for ukrainian troops in the south near kherson with president zelensky saying there have been fast, powerful movements in this purple zone with dozens of settlements liberated this week alone. our world affairs editor john simpson is in the ukrainian capital kyiv for us. how do you assess the morale there now? $5 how do you assess the morale there now? �* , , ., how do you assess the morale there now? m how do you

afp, people are seen shouting "death to the dictator" aimed at iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khameneists continue in various cities, human rights campaigners say there is now a serious risk of mass killings. robin brant, bbc news. right, let's go to the united states now. president biden has called an attack on the husband of leading us democrat nancy pelosi �*despicable'. police have charged a man with attempted murder in connection with the assault on paul pelosi at the couple's home in san francisco. mrs pelosi was in washington at the time. 0ur north america editor, sarah smith, reports. police say the intruder used a hammer to smash glass doors and break into the pelosi home, shouting, "where's nancy?" this appears to be a targeted attack. he tried to tie up paul pelosi to wait for his wife to come home. she was in washington at the time. police arrived as the attack was happening. 0ur officers observed mr pelosi and the suspect both holding a hammer. the suspect pulled the hammer away from mr pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. 82—year—old paul pelosi is in hospital unde