for the moment, azadeh moshiri, thank you. _ victims. for the moment, azadeh moshiri, thank you.azadeh moshiri, thank you. we will come back to you to hear more evidence from alisdair cameron, cfo and former interim chief executive of post office limited. the extreme weather we have been having here and abroad has left us with soaring fruit and veg prices making it harder to get our five a day. now campaigners are trying to make it easier to get hold of fresh produce. they are calling for un—used council [and in more parts of the country to be made available so people can grow their own food. fiona lamdin has more. it's great, isn't it? can you get me a scoop full of the compost? planting out courgettes at this urban farm in hull. for hundreds of years, this was an active dock. but over the last decade, this industrial wasteland has been transformed into an unlikely but thriving community garden. we have got good, honest spuds in there. they are a really good easy win for growing and getting people sort of growing food. everybody likes chips, obviously. but soon enough, you know,

azadeh who was in the bond of vala. look, you pretenders, you pretenders, you art, you mac riders, oj. it is artistic, come and see , this is the peak of art, come and see, or was the burden of the people on his shoulders today, dear people. and everyone's heart beat broken. come and see, o god, our country has become karbala, o god, the country. we have become karbala, mr. goho, sometimes our streets have become safe and clean, a chief has been sacrificed in the qur'an sacrifice was written on these full flowers of the martyrs of allah the great, the martyrs are alive, say, say, god willing. the bodies of these beloved martyrs are coming, o allah , the great martyrs, may the martyrs swear by the blood of these martyrs. i swear by the blood of these martyrs, by the pure blood, by the pure blood of the heart of reason faith in flowers that turned into flowers. when it became full, we give iran the head to preserve the school . we give the head of the martyr to preserve the school. maidan zinda o allahu akbar, whoever hea

i'm azadeh moshiri.e are going to go straight to my colleague in birmingham where she is right now. i colleague in birmingham where she is riaht now. ., colleague in birmingham where she is riaht now. . , ., . ., right now. i have been watching all da the right now. i have been watching all day the count _ right now. i have been watching all day the count of _ right now. i have been watching all day the count of the _ right now. i have been watching all day the count of the mayoral- day the count of the mayoral election in the west midlands, and we are hearing, breaking news, sources in the labour party say that they have won the mayoral election in the west midlands, and i must stress that that is just coming from labour sources. you can see crowds gathered behind me here, and we are waiting at this convention centre in birmingham for the official final declaration, so at the moment all we know is that labour sources are saying that they have won. if that is the case, that would be a huge coup for the p

with this terrible incident, azadeh. ~ , ,:, , incident, azadeh.p when something like this happens, could anything have been done to prevent this? so far the police have said there has been no evidence of any prior contact between the suspect and police, two officers were attacked as well, they are trying to continue with their own investigation with the police presence that has been here overnight. presence that has been here overnight-— presence that has been here overniaht. : ~ ~ ., , overnight. thank you, azadeh, very much indeed _ overnight. thank you, azadeh, very much indeed for _ overnight. thank you, azadeh, very much indeed for that _ overnight. thank you, azadeh, very much indeed for that dramatic i overnight. thank you, azadeh, very | much indeed for that dramatic scene in london. we have had some really dramatic footage in overnight from the other side of the atlantic, sally. hundreds of new york city police officers have entered a columbia university building which pro—palestinian demonstrators have taken over. dramatic footage shows

north of tunnel 16 azadeh, north of tehran, we had to close this azadeh for a few hours, but since 9:m due to the heavy volume of north-south cargo on both chalus road and axis in any case, we will have these two axes in a one-way way until the traffic load is completely absorbed, but the main axes in the country are not for now. not closed due to rain or weather conditions. i would also like to say one thing, if a fellow countryman is planning to go to mazandaran province , he can only use the firozco axis towards ghaemshahr. thank you very much to sardar hosseini , the leading police chief of the country, but i am talking about the situation of the areas that were flooded last night and the damage caused. spokesperson of the country's crisis management organization, mr. zafari, i wanted to greet you i would like to ask in which areas we had the most rainfall and what damages were caused by these rainfalls. yes, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. i offer greetings and courtesy to all the respected viewers. i offer my condolences. i would like to share with yo

hello, i'm azadeh moshiri.y into the uk's biggest health scandal will release its final report in the next few days. more than 30,000 people in the uk were infected with hiv and hepatitis c after being given contaminated blood products by the national health service in the 19705, 80s and 905. many have since died, others unknowingly passed infections on to their partners, who then died. victims and their families have spent decades fighting for compensation. chloe hayward explains. it is known as the biggest treatment disaster in nhs history, and so far we know 3000 people have died in the uk from infected blood and infected blood products given by the nhs. 0verall, 30,000 victims have been identified and these fall into two main categories — the people with rare genetic blood clotting disorders — such as the haemophiliacs — and people who needed blood transfusions after surgery, for example. let's start with this first group, the haemophiliacs. people with blood clotting disorders need a special protein called

i'm azadeh moshiri in hainault, where flowers have been there is an increase police prison and a communityock. and america's top diplomat meets israel's prime minister, after accusing hamas of being the last obstacle to a ceasefire in gaza. and the greatest thing since sliced bread. scientists are developing a new white loaf that's just as healthy as wholegrain. hello. we begin in the us — and the student protests sweeping the country — against the war in gaza. overnight — these were the scenes — on campuses on the west coast and east coast. clashes between rival student groups, and clashes with police who were called to both the university of california in los angeles and columbia university in new york. at ucla, there were skirmishes between pro—israeli and pro—palestinian protesters, with the vice chancellor calling in police after what she described as �*horrific acts of violence�*. scenes like this went on for hours, with pepper spray being used. at columbia university, where the protests started, officers dressed in riot gear cleared students from hamilton hall — which had been taken

azadeh moshiri is in hainault. remind us of what happened there.is an area of london where things like this don't usually happen. he described it as a quiet residential area. but there are clear signs now that something very tragic happened here yesterday. remember, a 1a—year—old boy was killed and four others were injured by a man wielding a sword. two police officers were severely injured as well. there are dozens of police officers here today. there are several police vans. there is a cordoned area at the scene of the attack behind me and residents of this area have to sign their names and give their names to police officers who are actually called in. that is parents taking their children to school, that is people carrying groceries. clearly the community here knows things are no longer the same. but of course, the met police, given the seriousness of some of the injuries these two officers sustained, have said it is a humbling reminder of the danger they face when they are protecting they face when they are protecting the public. in fact, the

hello, i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to the programme. we begin in ukraine, where president zelensky has admitted that a lack of manpower is sapping morale in the war against russia. he was speaking as new laws to boost army recruitment came into effect. prisoners will now be allowed to join and fines have gone up for men who ignore the order to fight. in a tv interview, mr zelensky also said ukraine has a quarter of the air defences it needs to hold the front line against russia. here's a clip of the ukrainian president talking about the new law on military recruitment. translation: we need to staff the reserve. there are a serious number of brigrades which a large number of them are empty. we need to do this so that guys can have a normal rotation, then their morale will be improved. earlier, our correspondent in kyiv james waterhouse told me how ukraine is now in a different chapter of the war with morale very low. you have ukrainian forces which are thought to make up around half a million personnel, either f

with me now is our news correspondent, azadeh moshiri.been here from the start of this new story. in terms of trying to make sure that the bbc gets the most accurate news to our viewers, i wonder if you could just explain how tricky that can be with the iranian regime? let'sjust tricky that can be with the iranian regime? let's just start off with the news agencies. who controls them and how open are they? are and how open are they? are deservedly _ and how open are they? are deservedly good _ and how open are they? fife: deservedly good point because all the information that we have been relying on, that we have been reporting on, is mostly coming from state media and you are asking about those news agencies. they are often either state media or semi—official media, sesame official state media. those are the times we keep throwing because they are closely with the islamic republic. now, of course, when you have an event like this, that often means that the amount of information that is going to trickle out is going to be done, most likely

i am a laborer, i am retired, i am a cultural worker, i am an employee , i am an employee of shul azadehat is the construction work , i am working in garishgari field, i am an engineer , i am in charge of one of the production units, i am an electrical expert. what happened that you decided to come and vote? it was a right of choice that i didn't want to be invalidated, for now the country needs our presence in this field we have to prove our presence both nationally and religiously and be influential . i came to vote for my country, just as we participated in the first round. well, some of our desired candidates made it to the second round. well, we should definitely come before that. people who can't find their way must be at this stage. my parliament is iranian and i exist. this is my country . i choose my opinion. my goal was to choose a weapon. why was it not indifferent ? it should not be indifferent. we must all work together to build this country. let us choose ourselves so that we can demand from them later, if we do not participate in the voting, we have no right to express any

let's speak to our reporter azadeh moshiri — she's in hainault. sword attack, a 36—year—old suspect has been arrested, a 14—year—old boy has been arrested, a 14—year—old boy has died, four people have been injured and two of them were police officers. as you mentioned, we now have the identity of the ia robber who lost his life, daniel anjorin. next to me, flowers that families have been laying for daniel, as well as his family. as you mentioned, the school that he attended, bancroft�*s school in woodford green, was somewhere where grace o'malley kumar was also a pupil. she was killed last in a knife attack in nottingham. the bbc has also seen a copy of the statement that the head of the school has sent to parents. it reads, "more details will be forthcoming over the coming hours and days but for now, ourfocus is on supporting the members of our community and particularly those who knew daniel well." it goes on to say, "it seems scarcely believable that less than a year on from the terrible death of grace o'malley kumar in the nottingham attacks,

hello, i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to the programme. we start with the war in gaza and let's bring you these live pictures from the israel gaza border, where the israeli bombardment has been particularly intense around rafah. more than a million palestinian refugees are sheltering in the city in the south of the strip. it's emerged that the us paused a shipment of bombs to israel last week, over fears they might be used in an assault on rafah — that's according to a senior administration official who's been speaking to cbs news, the bbc�*s media partner in the us. israel says it will deepen its attack on rafah, until hamas is eliminated, or the first of the remaining hostages are released. israeli forces went into rafah on monday night in defiance of international pressure, seizing the border crossing with egypt. the un secretary general, antonio guterres, has warned that a full—scale assault on rafah would cause a humanitarian nightmare. qatar has called for international intervention to prevent the city from being invaded. our middle

azadeh taheri, a reporter for sada and sima news agency. mrs. taheri let's start from the beginning of the story, the protests there were people from the beginning of the war in gaza and the zionist genocide inside america, but what happened to the starting point of this level of student protests? in order to pay attention to the starting point of these student protests , we must first know that in recent months, dissatisfaction with the performance of the biden administration towards the gaza war has escalated significantly. a recent cnn survey shows that more than 70% of the american people are dissatisfied with biden's performance in this field, and this dissatisfaction is significantly higher among groups such as muslims and youth , but the starting point of these student protests is columbia university was formed in new york on april 17th, on april 29th, i think it's okay, i came and sat down a part of the university building there and had a specific request. are or are somehow involved in the war in gaza, cut off the connection , now it is

in the iron market, i am an industrialist , i am retired, i am an employee, i am an employee, shul azadeh azad chi is the head of all construction work , he works in the field of tourism, i am an engineer, he is in charge of one of the production units. i am an electrician, what happened? the fact that you decided to vote for this was a choice that i did not want to be invalidated. for me, the country needs our presence in this field and we must come to prove our presence both nationally and religiously and be influential. i came to vote for my country, just like us. we came and participated in the first round . well, some of our desired candidates made it to the second round. well, we should definitely come , so that those people who didn't make it to this stage, they are iranians and i exist. this is my country, i have my own opinion. i am transferring. my goal was to choose a weapon why wasn't he indifferent? he shouldn't be indifferent . we all must build this country hand in hand . we have a duty to choose our representatives ourselves , so that we can demand from them later. we don'

our correspondent azadeh moshiri is there.cuments that have just been found? well, we don't know much and the inquiry has told me they will be reviewing them earn elite —— as soon as they are delivered later today. as you say, paul of animals is appearing over the course of three days next week and they've received these documents just days before she is appearing and they did get one of those documents a letter that related to alistair cameron, the chief financial officer appearing today and the inquiry counsel who made a point of saying he received it as late as 1117 pm last night. disclosure has been an issue and it's something that the inquiry counsel is as well as the chair have complained about and i spoke to one of the lawyers and the dozens of sub—postmasters who are victim of the scandal and i got his reaction to this latest disclosure by paul of annals and he said the post office and miss panels had been on notice that she would be called to give evidence since 2021 and in his words he says it is outrageous that this

azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. it has been more than two weeks since the beginning of american students' protest against america's support for the regime. now the students are demanding a global interphase in their slogans. this boy whose image is blurred by the way it seems to have from. something escapes. this one, who is shorter, looks like he is throwing something. if you zoom back a little and see the original image, you will understand what these boys are running from and what they are attacking. the first escapes from the direct fire of the israeli soldiers. the latter throws a rock at tang seng to defend himself. those pictures were related to the first intifada. in the history of palestine , the oppression of the zionist regime led to the emergence of two intifases, that is, the movement against the zionist regime , in which four thousand palestinians were martyred. 19 years after the end of the second intifada, a few days from this poster, a few kilometers away , it is being passed from hand to hand in am

let's speak to our news correspondent, azadeh moshiri who is at the inquiry.errills was not a response from some of the sub—postmaster and postmistress at the inquiry? it’s postmistress at the inquiry? it's been postmistress at the inquiry? it�*s been mixed reactions. inside the room, when paula vennells has said things like, i was accused of being too trusting, in fact, or to curious inside the post office, then later saying she was perhaps to trusting of her employees, there were laughs in the room. this often happens when these sub—postmaster, who have been going through this for decades, here the same responses repeatedly and then hear comments which they perhaps were not expecting, but this was a traumatic experience for many of them, so some of them who i have spoken to recently, they said that it's particularly painful because it's particularly painful because it's making them relive exactly everything that they've been through. we are talking about bankruptcy, homelessness, mental health problems, and so for them they are saying that the apologies they

azadeh taheri of the madina radio and television news agency, the head of the assessment and evaluationand the ministry of education, said that the students who have not yet received the entrance card for the final exam should not worry. according to mr. zarei, even in the face. it is possible to have an entrance card for students to attend the exam by using photo identification documents, including the national card. all students can receive the meeting admission card one hour before the exam, which means that this time is not a limited time that causes concern for dear students, that is, if a student's internet in their area is cut off for any reason, their system will have a problem. for those who could not receive the work of the meeting , arrangements have been made for them to go to their own school to measure their areas, and they can receive the card with the measures that have been thought out. no student will be denied from attending the school even if he is not able to receive the card. four solar power plants in kerman province were put into operation with the presence of th

azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. yes, to find out about the country's weather conditions, we will go with ms. ahmadi, a meteorologist who is here in the studio with us. ms. ahmadi , please, please, please. well, for today, sunday , we have some light and scattered rains . there is a yellow warning in this. areas we predict that in parts of west azarbaijan province , east azarbaijan areas of kurdistan province, even areas of zanjan ardabil province and central highlands and the west of alborz is probably in the highlands like gilan and mazandaran . the intensity is not high, but it can lead to limited and partial flooding of public roads in parts of the southeast of our country and the eastern regions of sistan baluchistan province. which is happening and the maps from today are showing that on monday we have a relatively strong and extensive rainfall system coming from the western side of our country, again in most of the western half of the country from the northwest of the western foothills. zagros. it affects area

azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. north of gaza the center of zionist attacks, areas near kamal adwan hospital in jabalia were targeted by zionist regime fighters, at least 28 people, including 10 children, were martyred in these attacks, al jazeera reported that zionists are destroying jabalia and burying the martyrs at an unprecedented speed. they are under the rubble. the residents of khanyounos and rafah in the south are witnesses today the attacks were carried out by the zionist regime's drones. media sources, after analyzing satellite images in the last 12 days, reported that more than 1,400 buildings were attacked by the zionists in the last 12 days. the red crescent society of gaza announced that 40% of the palestinian martyrs were martyred in areas that the zionist regime claimed were safe areas. are. according to the gaza ministry of health, since the beginning of the zionist regime's attacks on the gaza strip on october 15, around 36,000 people have been martyred. red crescent population. also, in a stateme

president lula surveys the damage left by deadly floods, as thousands are forced to evacuate hello, i'm azadehnment ordered it to cease operations in the country. ministers have accused aljazeera of acting as a mountpiece for hamas. the network called the ban a criminal act. meanwhile, talks between israel and hamas in cairo on a ceasefire in gaza and the release of israeli hostages ended without an agreement with leaders on both sides blaming each other for the lack of progress. with all the latest from jerusalem, here's frank gardner. at the kerem shalom crossing point into gaza this afternoon, a sudden attack by hamas. several israelis injured, at least one critically.

azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. joe biden, the president of the united states, in response to the student uprising across american universities, without referring to that these students commit crimes. the us congress also passed a bill to deal with demonstrations in support of palestine. pro -palestinian students have been protesting the genocide of the gazans in american universities for nearly two weeks. protests with the arrival of the police. a state was violently brought to the university campus. protests in which those present were threatened with dismissal and suspension. they suspended some students and threatened others with losing their housing or possibly not even graduating. absolutely terrible. but every student here is very he is committed to making his demands known to the world. we want to say that everyone should understand that the worst treatment of jewish students is from columbia university itself. now , under the pretext of fighting what is called anti-semitism, the congressmen have approved a

today, the special guest of sarkar khanum's spring program azadeh nazarboland is the director of the information and accountability committee of the 35th book exhibition of mrs. nazarboland, i am tired. i would like to say hello to you . welcome to the spring program of the book. say hello to me . thank you. don't be too tired. i say to you and your respected colleagues at khabar network and also to the dear viewers who are currently watching khabar network. the director of the accountability and communication committee and responding to the clients who serve the visitors of the exhibition. we are in the face-to-face and virtual part of the exhibition , very good, great, don't be tired, god bless you please give us a statistic of people's visits from the first day until now, when we are on the second day, how responsive you were to the people . in the virtual part of the exhibition, we have a support center called the call center, where a large number of people are stationed in this center. and from what i can say , the activity of this part started about a month ago, at the same tim

azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. the spokesperson of the water industry said that the recent rains in sistan baluchistan have caused the problem of drinking water and agriculture in the south of the province. it was solved for 4 years. sistan baluchistan also says that the kehir dam prevented a human disaster that could have been caused by a flood. the reason for this water remaining in the special news talk program first started with a question , what caused it to open, which actually prevented a the disaster in those areas in the south of the province in this recent flood sistan baluchistan was taken, this was because of the existing infrastructure. because of the operation management that was actually carried out, we did not have the conditions , how much we ship, in my opinion, it was a disaster. had this dam really not been opened last year , perhaps 10,000 people would have been killed in this area. the co-governor of sistan baluchistan said that in the course of 3 years of rain in this province only in less th

hello, i'm azadeh moshiri. we start in israel — where the offices of the aljazeera news network have been raided by police, after the israeli government ordered it to cease operations in the country. ministers have accused aljazeera of acting as a mouthpiece for hamas. the network called the ban a criminal act. meanwhile, talks between israel and hamas in cairo on a ceasefire in gaza and the release of israeli hostages ended without an agreement. leaders on both sides are blaming each other for the lack of progress. with all the latest from jerusalem, here's frank gardner. at the kerem shalom crossing point into gaza this afternoon, a sudden attack by hamas. several israelis injured, at least one critically. the wounded evacuated to hospital. the israeli military showed this drone footage — ten projectiles fired before the israeli air force destroyed the launcher. america and britain have been urging israel to open this crossing to aid. for now, it's shut again. today, israel's embattled prime minister reacted

azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency.ican jewish student at the university of los angeles, california emphasized the need to continue protests against the zionist regime in america. according to the report of al jazeera the protesting student announced that we will continue to demonstrate the struggle for the palestinian people. i am a student here, my major is english, please don't leave us alone, don't let us down. i was in the front line . and they are actually harming them so that they don't even think about boycotting israel. this is a very disappointing situation. we had done nothing wrong . it was an illegal accusation against us. 25 friends they took us to the hospital because they beat our children with sticks and sticks and threw stones at us . not a single one of the people who committed these attacks was arrested. i am a zionist. if he is watching my movie now , i will say hello to my uncle. we had people we never thought would join us. they don't seem to be politically active after seeing us attacked and no o

hello, i'm azadeh moshiri.begin in ukraine, where president zelensky has admitted that a lack of manpower is sapping morale in the war against russia. mr zelensky�*s warning about troop shortages, comes as laws to boost army recruitment come into effect. prisoners will now be allowed to join up and fines have increased for men who ignore the order to fight. in his tv interview, mr zelensky also said ukraine has just a quarter of the air defences it needs to hold the front line against russia. the situation on the frontline is tough. the regional governor of ukraine's northeastern kharkiv region said that nearly 10,000 people have been forced to leave their homes, since russia's ground attack there last week. let's hearfrom president zelensky about those troop shortages. translation: we need to staff the reserve. - there are a serious number of brigades which a large number of them are empty. we need to do this so that guys can have a normal rotation, then their morale will be improved. earlier, our corresponden

hello, i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to bbc news.talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that meeting is the latest us initiative to try and halt the fighting in gaza after the failure of negotiations involving israel and hamas. earlier, jake sullivan held talks with saudi arabia's crown prince in the in the saudi city of dhahran. in the latest violence, at least 28 palestinians are reported to have been killed, most of them in a strike on a house in nuseirat in the central gaza strip. there are signs of splits in israel, benny gantz, a member of the war cabinet has threatened to withdraw his centrist party from the coalition unless prime minister benjamin netanyahu sets out a post—war plan for the gaza strip. we can go live tojerusalem, and our correspondent danjohnson. what is the latest we

hello, i'm azadeh moshiri.dersecurity, migration, and asylum—seekers crossing the channel in small boats are expected to be major issues during the uk election. labour leader sir keir starmer is in dover, outlining how his party will tackle them. here's what he had to say. as the first step in this plan, a new manifesto commitment, we will set up a new command with new powers, new resources, and a new way of doing things. border security command. now this is about leveraging the power and potential of dynamic government based on a counter—terrorism approach, which we know works. an end to the fragmentation between policing the border force and our intelligence agencies, a collecting of the standards. so the border protection becomes an elite force, not a cinderella service. let's have a look at what labour is planning to do. sir keir starmer is promising to set up a new border security command to crack down on people—smugglers if his party wins power. he is also pledging to hire hundreds more specialist investi

hello, i'm azadeh moshiri.ountry. ministers have accused aljazeera of acting as a mouthpiece for hamas. the network called the ban a criminal act. meanwhile, talks between israel and hamas in cairo on a ceasefire in gaza and the release of israeli hostages ended without an agreement. leaders on both sides are blaming each other for the lack of progress. with all the latest from jerusalem, here's frank gardner. at the kerem shalom crossing point into gaza this afternoon, a sudden attack by hamas. several israelis injured, at least one critically.

i'm azadeh moshiri. biden�*s national security adviser is due to hold talks with saudi arabia's crown prince in the saudi city of dhahran. it's the latest us diplomatic initiative to try to halt the fighting in gaza. previous talks involving israel and hamas have failed to make a significant breakthrough. in the latest violence, at least 28 palestinians are reported to have been killed, most of them in a strike on a house in nuseirat in the central gaza strip. benny gantz, a member of the war cabinet has threatened to withdraw his centrist party from the coalition unless prime minister benjamin netanyahu sets out a post—war plan for the gaza strip. in response, benjamin netanyahu said implementing his demands would amount to defeat for israel. first, let's hear those comments from benny gantz. translation: something has gone wrong. - essential decisions were not taken. acts of leadership required to ensure victory were not carried out. a small minority has taken over the command bridge of the israeli shi

let's go live to our correspondent. 0ur correspondent azadeh moshiri is there.e former chief executive is going to be appearing at this inquiry next week over the course of several days. i came in today and there were dozens of chairs added to the inquiry rooms in anticipation of the sub—postmaster, the victims, of course, he will be attending. and on the run up to that, we heard of several obstacles that, we heard of several obstacles that the inquiry has faced. 0ne that, we heard of several obstacles that the inquiry has faced. one of them is the appearance you just mentioned there. they have revealed that the former general counsel for the post office, he was there during the post office, he was there during the latter part of the scandal, during the famous high court case that alan bates brought forward, she is no longer cooperating with the inquiry. she was meant to be appearing injune and instead is abroad. she previously said that she supported the ongoing inquiry and was assisting it but, either way, thatis was assisting it but, either way, that is clear

i'm azadeh moshiri in hainault, where flowers have been left for daniel anjorin, who died from stab wounds bread — scientists are developing a new white loaf that's just as healthy as wholegrain.

i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to the programme. we start in england with the news that labour's richard parker has narrowly won the mayoral contest in the west midlands. the results came late in the day, and it was down to the wire. the final result was officially confirmed a little over an hour ago. overall richard parker won by just 1,508 votes. shortly after his victory in the west midlands was announced, richard parker spoke about what he viewed as his wind. this is the most important thing i will ever do. this week people here voted for the person and the party. they recognise that a labour mayor can make a positive difference in this region. thank you. you have put your trust in me, and this region. thank you. you have put yourtrust in me, and i this region. thank you. you have put your trust in me, and i will repay that trust. i will deliver for you and your family. that trust. i will deliver for you and yourfamily. i promise you that trust. i will deliver for you and your family. i promise you that i will deliverjobs. we wi

hello, i'm azadeh moshiri.e harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex, are beginning a three—day visit to nigeria — as part of publicity around the invictus games. last year, nigeria became the first african country to take part in the invictus games. the games were founded by prince harry ten years ago. that follows also an announcement by meghan that she is �*a3% nigerian�* after she did a genealogy test. prince harry returned to the uk this week to mark the 10th anniversary of the invictus games. during a charity event in central london, the bbc�*s royal correspondent, daniela relph, was given exclusive access to the duke of sussex as hejoined a children's party. go! it's a side of prince harry we've not seen so much of lately. fun, informal, engaging, as he mucked in for this very special children's party. every child in this room has lost a parent, who served in the military. the charity, scotty's little soldiers, supports them. three, two, one, go! yesterday afternoon, they had a party for the fami

let's speak to our reporter azadeh moshiri — she's in hainault. just bring us up to date.us up to date. people here in hainult are adjusting - just bring us up to date. people here in hainult are adjusting to| just bring us up to date. people | here in hainult are adjusting to a new reality. this is a place that get described as safe, quiet, residential and yet now it's known for this tragedy that happened behind me. there is a large area that has been cordoned off. there is a large police presence as well, dozens of police officers are here. some have been here overnight. there are several vans and residents have been queueing up, trying to get in and out of the area and passing on their names to police as the investigation continues behind me. now, of course, this attack was a very serious one. a 14—year—old boy was killed. several others were injured. two of them were police officers. we now understood the details of how seriously these met police officers were impacted as they were protecting the community here. in fact, we can listen to the met police commissioner sir

hello, i'm azadeh moshiri.a man has admitted killing an elderly mobility scooter rider in a "motiveless" knife attackjust five days after being released from prison. lee byer, a6, pleaded guilty to the manslaughter by diminished responsibility of thomas 0'halloran, in greenford, west london, in august 2022. a post—mortem examination found he was stabbed in the neck, chest and abdomen. let's listen into that sentencing at the old bailey. i let's listen into that sentencing at the old bailey.— let's listen into that sentencing at the old bailey. i am concerned that althou:h the old bailey. i am concerned that although there _ the old bailey. i am concerned that although there are _ the old bailey. i am concerned that although there are structure - although there are structure throughout the hybrid order and consideration of the above issues, no enforcement of the mental health act 1980 the end present and his hallucinations means he may pose a significant risk to others. ultimately, i confirm that the use of a ho

let's speak to azadeh moshiri, who's at the inquiry for us.aula vennells's testimony is so crucial to this ongoing inquiry. this vennells's testimony is so crucial to this ongoing inquiry.— to this ongoing inquiry. this is a moment the _ to this ongoing inquiry. this is a moment the victims _ to this ongoing inquiry. this is a moment the victims had - to this ongoing inquiry. this is a moment the victims had been i to this ongoing inquiry. this is a - moment the victims had been waiting forfour moment the victims had been waiting for four years. moment the victims had been waiting forfour years. as you moment the victims had been waiting for four years. as you said, moment the victims had been waiting forfour years. as you said, it is a first time she is going to speak publicly about the scandal in nearly a decade. not only is she going to talk about it, she is going to be grilled on it over the course of three days to understand what she knew, but crucially when, because victims are alleging a cover—up that prolonged a scandal for years. that

i'm azadeh moshiri in hainault, where flowers have been there is an increase police prison and a community

with me now is our news correspondent azadeh moshiri.e been following the story from the start today. where are we on what we do know, what details and perhaps even a timeline, let's just start there? perhaps even a timeline, let's “ust start there?— start there? well, it is worth mentioning _ start there? well, it is worth mentioning that _ start there? well, it is worth mentioning that most - start there? well, it is worth mentioning that most of- start there? well, it is worth | mentioning that most of what start there? well, it is worth - mentioning that most of what we know is from iranian state media. because given the fact that this is iran, we don't have as much access as we would other places. and the details we have been getting since this afternoon uk time a few hours ago now, they have been sparse. we know that there was a convoy of three helicopters carrying president ebrahim raisi, as well as the foreign minister hossein amirabdollahian, as well as two other senior officials heading towards tabriz in the north west of iran.

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i'm azadeh moshiri.rince in the saudi city of dhahran. it's the latest us diplomatic initiative to try to halt the fighting in gaza. previou5 talks involving israel and hamas have failed to make a significant breakthrough. in the latest violence, at least 28 palestinians are reported to have been killed, most of them in a strike on a house in nu5eirat in the central gaza strip. benny gantz, a member of the war cabinet has threatened to withdraw his centrist party from the coalition unle55 prime

i'm azadeh moshiri.irmingham where she is riaht now. . , ., . ., right now. i have been watching all da the right now. i have been watching all day the count _ right now. i have been watching all day the count of _ right now. i have been watching all day the count of the _ right now. i have been watching all day the count of the mayoral- day the count of the mayoral election in the west midlands, and we are hearing, breaking news, sources in the labour party say that they have won the mayoral election in the west midlands, and i must stress that that is just coming from labour sources. you can see crowds gathered behind me here, and