, and you know, azeem, we've discussed this before .w you think this before. i know you think the rwanda plan can work , but the rwanda plan can work, but the rwanda plan can work, but the idea that somehow we're giving leadership to the rest of europe is that really credible ? europe is that really credible? >> well, nigel, this is a very complicated situation . you know, complicated situation. you know, no country, no democracy has been able to tackle this problem of illegal immigration, and a satisfactory manner. but the fact of the matter is, the uk is leading the way. we can take it from the austrian prime minister who described the rwanda scheme as a pioneering initiative . we as a pioneering initiative. we now have 15 european countries out of 29 that want to replicate the scheme. one way or another. many are looking at it and these aren't the usual kind of suspect countries. you know, you have countries. you know, you have countries like finland and denmark and even across the pond in the united states, you have trump, the trump

abd al-azeem was present to pledge allegiance, reza came to the ministry of foreign affairs to see off the minister who was martyred. a minister who tried for the progress of iran , someone who will bring honor to iran and to our muslims, is dear to our hearts and dear to the whole world. he was able to raise our national honor in many gatherings. the people and officials chased away a diplomat here who was successful in using all the capacities of resistance diplomacy as confirmed by experts. the presence that we had in the vast. from foreign delegations, show that despite all the pressures of the powers, our country is blessed preserving the values, we will move forward. minister of martyr hossein amir abdullahian was transferred to the shrine of hazrat abdulazim hosni for burial. may hossein reach his mother. what does jihadi diplomat mean? jihadi diplomat means that you don't wait for the country to solve the obstacles for you, you have to go after them, you have to go to open the lost ones, you have to open the one who first has affection and attachment to the system of his countr

nasr ali haso al-manhaj al-azeem , and may god bless him with success in this way, according to the forecast of the meteorological organization at some time today. areas some of the northern and northwestern provinces of the slopes of alborz and areas in the center of the country will experience lightning storms and strong winds. greetings and respect for your presence, dear compatriots, with the continuation of wave activity in the northern parts of our country for the next few hours in parts of the northwest of the country , areas from the slopes of elbor, the northern coast to some extent in the central areas and the slopes of the zagros. we will have rain, lightning and wind. due to the intensity of the rains, there is an orange weather warning for north west azarbaijan, north zanjan, parts of gilan, areas of the heights of alborz and tehran. the rains are more intense , there is a possibility of water flow and flooding of seasonal rivers, as well as the possibility of lightning strikes, the possibility of hail, and due to strong winds along with the rains, the possibility of damage to t

apparently one of the game's most high profile figures, azeem rafiq, criticised the sport for its boozyns and makes them feel excluded . and he was, of course, excluded. and he was, of course, the individual who took , a big the individual who took, a big inquiry out into yorkshire county cricket club. and there were a lot of people who were really, you know, hauled over the coals on that one. but another high profile figure, he's had a pop at the sport's lack of diversity now, which i think is massively rich coming from this guy is the ex president of the mcc, steve stephen fry, who said the 237 year old club is full of beetroot coloured gentlemen and stinks of privilege and classism . really? okay, harry, i'll bnng . really? okay, harry, i'll bring you in on this. i mean, there's two things to go out there. i suppose there's the aspect that cricket's booze culture turns muslim people away from it. i would just politely suggest that as somebody who spent years and years and years playing club cricket, it didn't seem to me that there was a massive turn off for local muslim communities a