the broadcasting organization has hosted a proud 124 azadeh . when he entered iran, it was clear what independence was and the people of iran that we met with flowers and people . but the moment of returning to the homeland is still memorable for him. sweet moments, special for the moment when we entered iran and all the children, i don't think anyone has prostrated in gratitude, the joy of meeting family, the joy of meeting fellow locals and mosques, the family of good children, it was a very special atmosphere , we were four years old, we learned many things, patience perseverance, contentment, steadfastness, helping each other in hardship i was 23 years old, i sat at home for almost three months, and the images that were rushing in my mind , i drew them on paper with a pen and colored them with watercolors, which were later printed. we should learn from the sacrifice of my dear and proud freedmen, to get lost and to forget the ideal, not to give up on idealism , to go towards the goal, even though we become captives of these belongings of the

first of all, azadeh, at various times going up all, azadeh, at various times going up in iran, one orttle girl. where you were where the difficulty of the fighter that they were engaged in? yes. where the difficulty of the fighter that they were engaged in? yes, i was aware — that they were engaged in? yes, i was aware as _ that they were engaged in? yes, i was aware as a _ that they were engaged in? yes, i was aware as a child, _ that they were engaged in? yes, i was aware as a child, because thej was aware as a child, because the fight they were fighting is something that especially as a little girl yourself experience in iran, so you don't have to belong to a family of activists to really know that this is a struggle that as a woman or as minorities or as anybody who is at odds with the policies of islamic republic would have defied stuff quite obviously you know a lot of young women, older women in iran now of young women, older women in iran no ., ., , , ., now who are defying the new rules of oppression. — now who are defying the new rules of oppression. mass _ now who are defyi

we were thinking about this sentence i rejected the destroyer of worlds, azadeh taheri of la sada and radio news agency on khabar network , we will further examine the only use of atomic bombs in the world, which happened 78 years ago. i will start talking to you about the issues of east asia. maybe you can tell us at the beginning what exactly happened to japan on the 6th and 9th of august 1945 and what complications it had in this country . the reality of this incident, this tragedy of this incident was such that last 6 months in 1945 at 8 o'clock america drops a bomb containing 50 kilos of uranium and a bag of cement from a distance of 500 meters . at eight o'clock when people are going to work and traveling to bangkok to start their lives, this bomb is dropped at a distance of 500 meters. a radius of 3 and a half kilometers per second, how many kilometers per second to a kilometer, half a kilometer , melts about 200,000 people at 6,000 temperatures, water boils at 100 degrees, iron melts at 1,000 degrees , atom bomb glass melts at 6,000 temperatures and structures. hiroshima , as

azadeh taheri of the radio and television news agency. tonight we are at the service of mr. najafipour and mehrdad halalkhor, both of whom are experts in american issues. first, an overview of the backgrounds of my two guests. ali najafipour, an expert in american issues , was born in tehran in 1367 and studied he completed his bachelor's degree at allameh tabatabai university and his master's degree at shahid beheshti university in the field of english language and literature. he is interested in researching foreign policy and international affairs, especially in the field of american domestic policy with a specific focus and its elections in 2016. for the second time to he graduated from the master's degree in international relations at the university of tehran and is currently a doctoral student at the university of tehran. halal khor, an expert on american issues , born in 1366 , completed his master's degree in political science and international relations and a doctorate in north american studies at the university of tehran. he was from the university of tehran, and no

convicted in terrorist cases of this kind, based on the testimony of fbi informants , we can see azadeheri's report. the bomber is a dangerous proposition that may be connected here . washington dc is the headquarters of fb is4, a black muslim man, was arrested more than a decade ago on the charge of attempted bombing and sentenced to 25 years in prison. above, gas is released from them. the judge of the southern district court, milgerd seton, was involved. below, they are considered victims of a conspiracy. the american government considers this judge to be the main conspirator in this case, he sent his informant and brought the payment of 25 thousand dollars to attract these four people. the whole tarash case was an option to encourage them to commit a crime through the promise of money. he was only 21 years old and sentenced to 30 years germany's imprisonment. the new york police added the whole case. for a while, he was successful in countering terrorism. he fell into a chinese trap. in 2004 , he was found guilty in connection with the attempted bombing of a subway station. no explo

talk about afghanistan in a special way, but at the beginning of the report , we see my colleague azadeh taheri, who looks at the history of the point that day, on my order, the us army attacked the positions of al-qaeda and the taliban in afghanistan the oppressed people of afghanistan will change the territory of america and its allies, they will drag all of america and its allies to afghanistan in mehr 2006, less than a month after the september 11 attacks in america , george bush's speech began. we defend the freedom of people in other parts of the world as well. the main goal of the long-term freedom operation was to destroy the bases of al-qaeda and the taliban in afghanistan. the attacks of the taliban had intensified, so the order to send 30,000 more troops to afghanistan did not improve the quality of the work force. the more time passed, the more he won this war would also become more difficult, but i don't want 10 million people to be killed. if i want to win this war, afghanistan must disappear from the face of the earth . in the end, the targets of the war left everything to

azadeh moshiri reporting there.of people killed by wildfires on the island of maui has now risen to 80. it's hawaii's deadliest ever natural disaster. this is drone footage from the town of lahaina. as you can see, structures are completely levelled, trees stripped — the devastation reaching all the way to the shoreline. hawaii's attorney general has begun an investigation into how the authorities responded to the fires after some residents said they received no warning. 0ur north america correspondent sophie long reports from maui. the historic city of lahaina, once the capital of the hawaiian kingdom, has been reduced to ruins. almost everyone who lives here has lost everything. we already know this is the deadliest disaster in the state's history, and the number of those who died is still climbing. this was lahaina's historic seafront, now reduced to ashes. bustling streets and shops all razed to the ground. but it's too early to accurately assess the full extent and impact of this disaster. buildings burned to t

it is accompanied by azadeh. where are the walking pilgrims of ahvaz ? the journey to karbala is not only a pilgrimage, but also a message ." for the enemies of our country, he knows that the message , god willing , is the thorn in the enemy's eye, especially america and israel. the southernmost the point of iraq started to the destination 660 kilometers away to repeat the recording of these images in hosseini's arbaeen. the users of cyberspace are restless with their writings. for the arbaeen pilgrimage, the rabbis of the qunoot are not on my lips. bad prayer for the beginning of a short story. the words of bab al-hussein yajumna are approaching the days of the arbaeen procession. it has been a few days since the virtual space arrived and the users of the hashtags of bab al-hussein yajumna have heated up imam hosseini's amlet and greetings to you from afar. it doesn't matter where you come from in the world, everyone's goal is that they should only walk in the way of al-hussein, which says, perpendicular to vertical, column by column, with every color a

conversation that was prepared invited the young generation to get to know the islamic revolution, azadehhose life is now a book that is in front of us, mitra labafi of the radio and television news agency, the unknown two words that could be the mission of the 86th fleet to describe the army or a group chosen to do a big mission, 360 degree movement around the globe and more than 7 months in driving history , there are not many countries in the world that have the ability to do this and can sail all the oceans of the world only. in a slow sea but the 86th fleet, or the 360th fleet, was able to register this honor in the name of iran , although not easily, considering that many things were to be experienced for the first time, google was carelessly measuring all aspects, considering the long and dangerous path that it was supposed to be possible, the atmospheric conditions of the route and the flow of ocean waters in the unknown route of the pacific ocean should have been checked before the departure, but the embargo had deprived us of even access to the world's most modern meteorological

azadeh moshiri. seekers has hit a record high — that's according to new home office figures. more than 175,000 people were waiting for a decision on whether they'll be granted refugee status at the end of june 2023. that was a rise of 44% — more than 53,000 people — on the figure at the same time last year. 80% are waiting longer than six months for an initial decision. so how has this situation come about? we asked our home editor, mark easton. basically, the asylum system doesn't work and it doesn't work nearly fast enough, and the government is only just now starting to get on top of the backlog. it does appear finally we may be turning the corner, but it really is an oil tanker. we have been pouring over all the figures that came out today, and perhaps for viewers in the uk, the most important thing is just how much the asylum system is now costing, because you'l remember there is the cost of accommodation because you'll remember there is the cost of accommodation in hotels, which is put at £6 mi

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materials in the javelin jump, arshiya mosadegh, triple jump, hamid reza kia, high jump , kivan gham azadeh, long jump, hassan mehenprost, 100 meters , benyamin yousefi, 110 meters with hurdle lee salamian 200 meters, mohammad hossein abaran bay 400 meters, milad naseh jahani 400 meters with maman mehdi pirjehan 800 meters, soban ahmadi 1500 meters, amir farzam safavi 3000 meters with hurdles and amir zamanpour 10000 meters, mohammad hossein tayibi, half marathon saber wheel throw, discus throw, hossein rasouli, weight throw, morteza sadegh khademi's javelin throw and hammer throw, reza moghaddam became the champions. yes masters of canada continued to the second round with gehkat and brittany. first, the 1000 point tournament in toronto was followed up last night and this morning , where he defeated alexander black in 23 important games. david ran to the house and most friend won against geoffrey janor. in other matches, doriz and music sigol man , tar and daniel tommy pool, miu miu, nemanor, francisco serand, lut, anasi kokina, kisit and milosh ronik entered the second round by winning ag

azadeh moshiri has more on the living conditions on the barge. first let's look at the occupants.d between 18 to 65 years old. they will be staying on here for about three to six months as they await the outcome of their asylum application. now to the barge itself. it's about 93 metres long, that's close to the size of a football pitch, and three storeys high. the government has said that this accommodation is both basic and functional. these asylum—seekers won't be the first ones who will have been housed on a vessel like this. in fact, this particular one had oil workers, construction workers, as well as asylum—seekers in other countries stay here. but the experience that these new occupants will have will be very different. the government has set up a tv room with a screen and couches, a multi—faith prayer room, as well as a classroom in case the asylum—seekers would want to hold meetings or perform other activities. but the occupancy level is what's so different. before, the capacity on the barge was up to 222 people. they're now raising that to 500 there — more than doubling

we see azadeh taheri's report. the poem is so good that it can shoot in the middle of the fifth street of manhattan, and even the theory of one voter will not turn everyone back to the american republic. he wants to go back to building 1600 pennsylvania ave. but well this time his job is much more difficult. at least this time he is facing a long list of court cases and my insensitivity on the part of the biden administration is the most terrible abuse of power in the history of this country, criminal. that commercial and pay the right to remain silent to change the result of the election in the state of georgia, classified documents have been kept, and this last one is of course the most important. to change the result of the 2020 trump election, donald trump was issued a warrant for conspiracy to defraud the united states and conspiracy to change the election result. it all started here. the secret of the result of the presidential election, the loser did not like it. we are all here today because we want our vic

i am azadeh's servant, a political veteran of the army, the secretary of the pioneers of fajr, the creators of the armed forces before the revolution . you are very welcome, javaher raste. somehow, among the cities, there is an important characteristic that serious supporters and opponents have among the elites. the most important characteristic of mr. lajurdi for you, who worked with him for years, is a story and we were actually with him in prison. i thank you as the secretary of fajr afarinan. good morning pioneers the armed forces from the voice of sima and from your excellency and respected colleagues and the martyr's foundation of region 1 and the islamic mutalfa board and the garden of the palace museum of this honorable martyr , an oppressed martyr, a freedman, a veteran and a martyr , and you were brave and a man of steel of the islamic revolution. briefly, he was involved in the assassination of mansour , the late prime minister of the disgraced pahlavi regime . he was involved in many propaganda and operational activities against the disgraced pahlavi regime. under the leadership

was present , he invited the young generation to learn about the roots of the islamic revolution , azadehlife is now a book before us , mitra labafi news agency. radio shows that the activities that account for more than 30% of the working hours in the united states may be automated by 2030. administrative jobs, food service and customer service are among the jobs that may drastically reduce the working hours for americans. as the head of the mackenzie global institute the authors of this review tell us what it will be like to switch to more machine work in the coming years, he stated that according to the extensive combination of artificial intelligence with the mechanization of work that has been depicted since the time of corona, the impact of corona on jobs is possible that about 30% working hours in america will be machined. this will affect everything from high-paying jobs to low-paying jobs, and that is why the situation has become much more difficult in recent months. we found that low-paying jobs earn less than 38 thousand dollars a year in america, it is 14 times more likely to

careful that the generation he invited the young man to get acquainted with the islamic revolution, azadeh, whose life is now a book in front of us, mitra labafi, sed and cima news agency , the weather is very bad, dusty, we can't breathe, there is no other way, i have to go outside, the increase in the phenomenon of fine dust, which is due to climate change and droughts. in the past decade , it has happened in different regions of the country, it is no longer limited to certain opportunities and times of the year. the dust occurs where it starts in iraq, it starts in eastern syria, north africa , it starts in north africa , sometimes it is caused by intermediate currents. except for iran it is transmitted that the change in a region also affects distant regions. our recent studies show that the severity of land destruction, desertification of at least one million in 2019, increase in temperature, decrease in rainfall, followed by erosion and destruction in the dry and semi- desert climate of our country has intensified. the phenomenon of dust has been internalized from about 30 million he

azadeh, whose life is now a book in front of us.ope's largest economy has not achieved this spring in any way, and according to this assessment , it will shrink by three tenths of a percent this year. germany is in a worse situation than other industrialized countries, and this situation is due to the government's economic policies and the fact that the price of electricity is high, these are the competition for us. makes it more difficult the rest of the holidays due to corona and russia's attack on ukraine will have serious consequences for macroeconomic indicators and the livelihood of people in germany . we have to see how the situation goes. the situation was the same once before the world war and we are back to this weight of 24. economists at the beginning this spring, they predicted a one-tenth percent decrease in economic production for germany , which is the reason for the weakness in industrial production and economic stagnation. it is noteworthy that germany is not from russia, which is subject to economic sanctions, and

azadeh, the forecasting program series, which is more than a thousand people, when i send it to a thousand people, we have to let's create a limit to enter, in which those who are there, use right and wrong , that trust, i can have a plan for people throughout the year, and the board is a very suitable place for training , it is suitable to send peace, let his direction be adjusted, i hope that we can be in your mood. board a breath of fresh air, may god bless you, greetings to you mr. chairman of the organization of delegations and organizations of the country, dear viewers, please stay with us , as in the previous section in the news , the information reached today is the start of the pre-registration process for the 12th parliament representative candidates. let's see and after that we will talk more about the ministry of interior, election headquarters, the pre-registration system, which has been recently prepared , will open from 8:00 am on august 16, and this pre-registration will continue until august 22. mr. shujaei, explain the pre-registration stage in the system applicants with

azadeh metolizadeh, an athlete who lost one of her legs due to an illness five years ago , returned to normal life with the use of domestically produced carbon windows and won the third place in iranian women's rock climbing. it can be a lot i can easily restore it, fix it or you can refer to them for advice. iran is among the few countries capable of making rehabilitation equipment. this artificial knee may have been dreamed of since 1358 . alhamdulillah technology, we have arrived, we make all the sizes according to the conditions, we sew clothes for almost one third of the wheelchairs, which are usually moved by a human being. as the fourth country in the world, we have the ability to produce these windows, even though this equipment is produced at a quarter of the price of foreign products, but the welfare organization, as the trustee of the rehabilitation of the disabled , has not yet purchased any of this domestic equipment. in this situation, many clients who do not have a job can't afford to buy this equipment, the costs are very heavy, that is, there are many who are cut now,

programs of the ministry of sciences, it is known, the infrastructure is known, welfare known as azadeh, pathology programs let's do it. one of them is the same degree of eliteness and technical knowledge of tesla, experience, science and knowledge together, and a correct understanding of national and transnational conditions that can have an international impact . 5 years is what the regulations determine in another government, at the end of its last year, it can be implemented for the next government, many of these governments because they themselves were not proposers and have some shortcomings . in addition to the 5th program, it is a pathology of the 6th one that i mentioned, which is non-aggression, and experience has shown that some of the provisions of the governments do not accept them , they do not do well. he didn't accept it, but at the same time, he said the right thing that is, the destiny of the next 5 years is going to be with this parliament that is taking place, so i believe that the commissions should be appropriate to the fields they have, the social commission, the

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of oil and gas south zagros, masjid sulaiman municipality and then the army defense, the reason of azadeh mehsti was killed, in the first group , alfai shahr bank of marzanabad, azad university of mazandaran and sari stargan, and in the second group, the mass builders of hoten , alborz nuclear resistance, and the construction group. were placed and compact was held that this year's fashion in holding the league this year's premier is going to be held while the traffic of important competitions such as the world championship in the asian games and the quota of the soviet olympic national team, the year full of rider traffic, progress in energy and synergy between fima, the best possible operational planning of the world and olympic games and the asian games, the sikh games and finally, it is more important because of the champion of the two champions of the premier league of wrestling in the cultural section in the first week of october and in the free section in the end of october . the fourth round of the olympiad talent search in village athletics is being held in the aftab enghebal com

programs of the ministry of science, it is known, the infrastructure is known, welfare is known as azadeh therefore, in pathology programs, one of them is the same degree of eliteness and technical expertise, the terms of experience, science, and knowledge together, and a correct understanding of the national and transnational conditions that affect it becomes a sofa. i would like to point out that, unfortunately, the pathology of 5-year programs what determines destiny is what happens in another government at the end of its last year . many of these governments are not proposers and they have shortcomings. it will take place again, so referring to the fifth program, which is a pathology 6, the same as i mentioned, which is the lack of translation, and experience has shown that some of the provisions of the governments do not accept, they do not improve, and we saw this problem in the seventh parliament. the latter did not accept this proposal of the previous government's program but at the same time, the right thing to say is that the destinies of the next 5 years will be with this parli

was in the shelter of the day, i went to 56 eternal desire joining the comrades of the martyr and azadeh'sther, when we were going to darab together, he looked longingly at the martyrs as we arrived. he wondered why i was trying . islami mohibin ahl al-bayt of khorrama city served in the ceremonies and occasions of the martyrs, it was institutionalized in his being , he taught me the value of love, how i can experience these events and this fruit of being in the house of ahl al-bayt , he was a selfless and sincere servant, what did he do? he did and said that he is in love by saying that he does not need anyone to tell he is going to see me at the age of 60, seven years old, he saw that he should see to his work and brought it to his attention . maryam fatemeh, shiraz radio and television news agency , in recent days , you said about the existence of special and illegal relationships for peddling, about the dissatisfaction of trades whose business is due to neighboring the peddlers are in danger, the peddlers in the market have increased, the traffic has decreased, the year 2018 has been l

let's see azadeh taheri's report, take the money, give it to me, which may be connected here . ai was arrested for bombing and twenty-five they were sentenced to a year in prison, they will be released from prison. the judge of the southern district of new york's instagram is down. they know that they were the victims of a conspiracy. in part of this sentence , the judge considers the main conspirator to be the american government, and he sent himself and brought the curtain of $25,000. it attracted these four people. the entire fbi fraud case was to encourage them to commit crimes through the promise of money. shahesawar metin serah was only 21 years old when he became a similar victim . he succeeded in terrorism because he was trapped by an informant in 2004. in connection with the attempt to bomb the station metro found no explosives in the force of the known criminal during the search at his residence, but the court found him guilty of the informant's testimony. i am not 18 years old with mental problems, the newest victim of the united states federal police, he wanted to c

and neglecting one of the most important challenges of these days on earth, namely climate change, azadeh taheri news agency after 10 years of scientific efforts, the technologists of a research center achieved the optimal nutrition and fertilization of plants in greenhouse environments . let's check the numbers. it says that we have relatively good roots and have no problem absorbing nutrients . there is a plan to reduce the consumption of water and fertilizer. and poisons, besides increasing production by 30 to 35%, reducing poisons and mono-fertilizers, optimal feeding and fertilizing programs for greenhouse crops, first we try to develop the condition of the roots, then we provide it with the strength of the stem, which is actually the plant's vegetative stem, and then what is important for us is the size of the flower the quality of the fruit and the distance between the intelligence and the greenhouse is important, and it is also on your performance , we want to get it from the plant, it is important, a scientific and technological method that after 10 years of research work is now

have cooperated with farmers. and to sell their products in the sale of this product, they called azadeh, but how long will the story of facing the shortage and pre-sale of agricultural products continue in the market ? you are an economy. first, let's see a report about the program museum . acting with the guests of the program. we will be at your service. let's do one of last year, the agricultural community was pleased with the implementation of the country's capacity cultivation model plan to focus on strategic products and to be able to achieve the predictions we made in these strategic products, which will actually increase production in this sector by at least 11%. farmers have decreased by 20% compared to last year from the implementation of vegetable and summer mixing plan in the region, which some strategic countries such as

the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri explains. it so significant, because we're only a month away from the one year anniversary of mahsa amini's death, the young kurdish woman who died in custody of the morality police after allegedly violating the country's strict dress code. now, that event led to protests across the country and led to a movement that the government struggled to contain. what we're seeing now is a push and pull between a government that wants to protect the mandatory hijab and women in iran who are openly defying it, because as you'll see here, the streets of iran in places like the capital tehran, don't look like they did a year ago before these protests erupted. now, the bill itself is called the hijab and chastity bill. and what it would do is enforce new punishments and hefty fines on women who violate this law. but what is also concerning is the fact that iran's parliament has invoked article 85. that means that a parliamentary committee can now review the bill behind closed doors and then ratify it. now, o

the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri explains.th away from the one year anniversary of mahsa amini's death, the young kurdish woman who died in custody of the morality police after allegedly violating the country's strict dress code. now, that event led to protests across the country and led to a movement that the government struggled to contain. what we're seeing now is a push and pull between a government that wants to protect the mandatory hijab and women in iran who are openly defying it, because as you'll see here, the streets of iran in places like the capital tehran, don't look like they did a year ago before these protests erupted. now, the bill itself is called the hijab and chastity bill. and what it would do is enforce new punishments and hefty fines on women who violate this law. but what is also concerning is the fact that iran's parliament has invoked article 85. that means that a parliamentary committee can now review the bill behind closed doors and then ratify it. now, once it's approved by iran's powerful guardia

our reporter azadeh moshiri looks at what's at stake: the amazon is, of course, beautiful, but it's also fight against climate change. and that's because it stores so much carbon dioxide, which drives the climate crisis we're currently facing. and yet the forest is under threat of deforestation. now, 60% of it is located in brazil, which is why the country is taking the lead in hosting eight other countries in south america who share the amazon. and this is a big deal. it's the first time in 45 years that there's been a coordinated meeting for a regional response to the crisis the amazon is currently facing. and domestically, president lula has made a lot of big commitments. that includes reversing the deforestation that was rising under his predecessor, presidentjair bolsonaro. and if you look at the numbers, he's doing a very good job because the national space agency has said that injuly of 2023, there's been a 66% drop compared tojuly of 2022. and if you look at the last few months, that's a drop, a trend that we've been seeing. now, he's also committed to zero deforestation by 2030.

pregnancy came into effect in ohio, although it's currently on hold following a legal challenge. 0ur azadehut ohio state constitution, and yet some have connected it to abortion rights. so which is it? the state legislature is controlled by the republican party, and the measure that they've been voting on is called issue one. it would have raised the threshold for any amendments to the constitution to 60%. that's instead of a simple majority. and so any amendments would have been much harder to pass. secretary of state for ohio frank leros told the bbc constitutions offer fundamental rights, widely held beliefs and not just a controversial issue that may have 51% support. and so what does this have to do with abortion rights? well, there's already a planned referendum in november to place abortion rights into the state's constitution. and infact, mr rose has connected the two votes already at a private event, he was recorded by scanner media, saying this is 100% about keeping a radical pro—abortion amendment out of our constitution. and in fact, some republicans in the state, as well as ant

our news reporter azadeh moshiri takes us through the timeline of events. so how did we get here?l, after the world cup final during the ceremony, luis rubiales put his hands on either side ofjenni hermoso's face and kissed her. later on, during a live stream, she said she didn't enjoy it. now, afterfierce backlash from other football players, media as well as spain's own prime minister, rubiales finally apologises. he says, "i made a mistake," and adds, "sorry for those who were offended." and yet that's not enough. on 2a august, world football's governing body, fifa, opens disciplinary proceedings against him in order to examine his actions. on the 25th, the next day, luis rubiales says the kiss was consensual. this is what else he had to say. translation: i will not resign. i will not resign. no, i will not resign. and yet, that same day, spain's government decides to open legal proceedings in order to suspend him. and in addition, spain's secretary of sport says he wants this to be spanish football's me too movement. now, the player in question, jennifer mussel, speaks out. sh

our news reporter azadeh moshiri takes us through the timeline of events. so how did we get here?fter the world cup final during the ceremony, luis rubiales put his hands on either side ofjenni hermoso face and kissed her. later on, during a live stream, she said she didn't enjoy it. now, afterfierce backlash from otherfootball players, media as well as spain's own prime minister, rubiales finally apologises. he says, i made a mistake and adds, sorry for those who were offended. and yet that's not enough. on the 24th of august, world football's governing body, fifa, opens disciplinary proceedings against him in order to examine his actions. on the 25th, the next day, luis rubiales says the kiss was consensual. this is what else he had to say. i will not resign. no, i will not resign. and yet, that same day, spain's government decides to open legal proceedings in order to suspend him. and in addition, spain's secretary of sport says he wants this to be spanish football's metoo movement. now, the player in question, jennifer mussel, speaks out. she says. at no time was his kiss ever

. - a french official said more than 60 people were on board 0ur reporter azadeh moshiri has been lookingder trends in asylum applications here in the uk and in europe. the english channel is one of the busiest and most dangerous shipping lanes in the world, and that's because of the hundreds of ferries and tankers that pass through it every single day. and sadly, this latest incident didn't happen in isolation. so let's take a look at the numbers. according to the uk home office in 2022, arrivals in small boats made up 45% of applications. so that's a large number of people making a very dangerous journey. and if you look at the figures in 2022 alone, more than 45,000 people crossed the english channel in small boats. and since 2018 — that's when these numbers started being recorded — the government confirmed that there have been more than 100,000 people crossing the english channel in those small boats. and yet the uk border force says this isn't a record high, not if you take into account people crossing on trains and lorries. and in fact, in 2002 alone, there were more than 100,000 ap

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with more on this, our reporter azadeh moshiri is in the newsroom. what more do we know?e know? this may have been a 14 month marriage but - what more do we know? this may have been a 14 month marriage but it - what more do we know? this may have been a 14 month marriage but it was i been a 14 month marriage but it was a six—year relationship. now it is over, and for those who don�*t know, sam asghari is an iran in american model, actor, fitness instructor, he met britney spears when she was shooting a video, they had a small wedding, star—studded, celebrities arriving we saw, drew barrymore, madonna, and was also known as a very vocal supporter of britney spears�*s fight to end her father�*s conservatory chip, a legal arrangement that met her father controlled most aspects of her life at 13 years. that fight was when she won months before their marriage. now the bbc does have a copy of the divorce petition that was filed by sam asghari. if you look at those documents, you will see that in the divorce petition he cites irreconcilable differences as the reason why he is fi

our reporter azadeh moshiri has been looking at the document. what are the key lines?are talkin: what are the key lines? we are talking about _ what are the key lines? we are talking about 45 _ what are the key lines? we are talking about 45 pages - what are the key lines? we are talking about 45 pages here - what are the key lines? we are talking about 45 pages here so | what are the key lines? we are l talking about 45 pages here so it what are the key lines? we are - talking about 45 pages here so it is worth looking at the key takeaway is and is a reminder, donald trump is denying any wrongdoing. looking at the time line, it is notjust one single event like the attack on the capitol on january single event like the attack on the capitol onjanuary six, single event like the attack on the capitol on january six, the prosecutors are going to look at donald trump's actions because she two month period. shortly after the election date itself to the attack on the capitol a few months afterwards. what they are arguing is that they are accusing him of a broad conspiracy to

as hurricane idalia intensifies to a category 2 and is set to reach category 4, our news reporter azadehhiri takes us through the meaning of the hurricane scale. we often talk about categories of hurricanes but what do they mean? most of them are measured on the safe assumption scale those outside of asia pacific and australia where they use other scales. category one means there is little structural damage and some flooding, even then the impact is hard to predict because these are images from hurricane nicole last november when it hit florida. even then 300,000 homes and businesses were without power at one point and it did lead to some loss of life. next is category two, thatis life. next is category two, that is what the national weather service wants can cause severe damage. in this instance, you can be many shallow rooted trees that will be snapped or uprooted, those in turn will lead to roads that will be blocked, there could be major roof damage and there could be power loss lasting days, if not weeks. the next three categories of storms when damage becomes much more significant

azadeh moshiri looks at the numbers of migrants losing their lives there — in recent months.a boat left on thursday carrying about a hundred people from a fishing village. the boat was spotted for the first time according to police 320 kilometres off the island of sal, part of cape verde. although thatis sal, part of cape verde. although that is where they ended up, experts believe it is almost certain they were on the route to the canary islands, because many migrants see the islands as a route to the eu. because it is part of spanish territory. now, even though that is what their hope is, the un international organization for migration warns that journey international organization for migration warns thatjourney is one of the most dangerous any migrant can make. numbers are hard to come by, but they recorded 67,000 people arriving in the canary islands between 2020 and 2023. now during that exact same period, they also recorded 2500 people losing their lives on thatjourney. deaths are harder to record, that is because it is such an irregular and secretive route that the tru

the full indictment is full of lines which donald trump must now address. 0ur reporter azadeh moshiri�*s look at the key takeaways — and remember, donald trump denies any wrongdoing throughout. now, prosecutors aren�*tjust looking at one event, they�*re notjust looking at the attack on the us capitol, for example, they�*re looking at donald trump�*s words and actions in a two—month period. since shortly after the election day on 202, to the day he left office in 2021. now, the thrust of the indictment is prosecutors are accusing donald trump of a broad conspiracy to keep him in power, even after he was defeated byjoe biden. now, they say he did this by spreading pervasive and destabilising lies, and that he repeated those claims to create an intense national atmosphere of mistrust and anger. the reason all this language is important is because what they are trying to prove and what is key to their case is intent — and to prove intent, they need to prove that donald trump knew what he was saying was not true. now, let�*s look at the legaljargon itself. the first charge is conspiracy to

the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri explains what's causing them. wildfires used to be uncommon in hawaii.y were largely caused by lightning strikes or volcanic eruptions. but in recent decades, human activity has made the more common and extreme. we don't know what caused these wildfires. we do know that there are several factors that have played a role. when we talk about wildfires, we tended to talk about wildfires, we tended to talk about wildfires, we tended to talk about three ingredients. we do know when it comes to whether, in hawaii, strong women's have fans the flames. —— strong winds. it's red area represents severe drought in the structure and the orange area's moderate drought. they represent 14% of the state. these larger yellow areas are abnormally dry conditions. this sucks the moisture out of vegetation, which means in turn, these areas are more likely to catch fire. on top of all of this, scientists have recorded 90% less rainfall than a century ago. when you talk about a spark in fuel, scientists have also said that some parts of hawaii have grasses that are not native t

azadeh moshiri.ine in shiraz. the shrine was the scene of another attack in october, claimed by islamic state, when 13 people died. no group has immediately claimed this latest attack. niger's ambassador to the us has told the bbc the ousted president, mohamed bazoum, is being mistreated by the coup leaders who removed him from power last month. president bazoum is being held in the basement of his palace, along with his wife and son. the coup leaders allowed the president's doctor to visit him on saturday amid growing international calls for his release. ambassador liman—tinguiri told us he is in 'regular contact with president barzoum' and said his captivity amounted to a breach of the geneva convention. the condition of the detention of president bazoum is not acceptable. it is cruel, even a prisoner of war under the geneva convention are given better conditions of detention. last week, they tried to starve him, which is simply unacceptable. and below any military form of honour. she's one of the

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the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri explains what's causing them. wildfires used to be uncommon in hawaii.re largely caused by lightning strikes or volcanic eruptions. in recent decades, human activity has made the more common and extreme. we don't know what has caused these wildfires. that still under investigation. we do know that there are several factors that have played a role. when we talk about wildfires, we tend to talk about three ingredients, weather, a spark and fuel. biomass, things like trees and fuel. biomass, things like trees and vegetation. we do know when it comes to whether, in hawaii, strong winds have fanned the flames. there are also these other conditions, this red area here represents severe drought in the state and the orange area is moderate drought. together they represent about 14% of the state according to the us drought to monitor. these larger yellow areas are abnormally dry conditions in the state. this sucks the moisture out of vegetation which means in turn these areas are more likely to catch fire and then spread. on top of all this, scientists have also