michael, thank broadcaster and journalist micifor stayingmichael, thank broadcaster and journalist miciforcaster and journalist micifor stayingmicheme .1ank broadcaster and journalist micifor stayingmicheme . we're you for staying with me. we're going move and talk about going to move on and talk about something about lord farage something else about lord farage of kent or wherever he gets his title or a member of parliament for safe conservative seat at the what do you the next election. what do you think about that? well, as his biographer it was biographer for the well, it was interesting you welcomed interesting that you welcomed him in, asked, know, him in, asked, you know, urged him in, asked, you know, urged him the party. him to join the party. >> i asked tom tugendhat at a fringe tonight whether fringe meeting tonight whether he he would welcome he thought he would welcome farage into the party. he a traditional sort of middle of the centrist conservative. and he to caught perhaps unawares because apparently there was a bit of big kerfuffle on the one nafion bit of big kerfuffle on

mohammad hadi hajizadeh, broadcasting journalist, south pars. the third international hammam festival will be held in tehran from november 12 to 17 with the participation of representatives from 11 countries and 27 provinces of our country. this year, along with visual arts and music, handicrafts and traditional arts have also been added to this festival, and 40 capacity of the festival has been dedicated to handicrafts , and it has received the title of a special festival for the talented and veteran artists of the country, who submitted their works from 11 countries of the world and 27 provinces of our country. has been hammam festival is a popular movement in its third step the deputy of handicrafts and handicrafts artists were added to it because the role of handicrafts in our family and ability is very strong and we helped to make handicrafts artists those who produce and create works of art and basic identity in the field of handicrafts. people with physical and mobility disabilities can have a place to appear in this festival, and they ca

mehran nik andish, broadcast journalist, khuzestan steel company, ahvaz. until 1405, all checks will be electronic based on this by the end of the third year of the 7th plan , paper checks will be removed and replaced by electronic checks . you got 6 banks for one person easily. yes, it was not difficult, there was no particular problem. no, there was no problem. 85 checks were issued and 35 people were scammed. article 5 of alaghi, two central banks are obliged to plan in such a way that paper checks will be removed from the banking system by the end of the third year of the program. it was approved. approving additional article 5 to the 7th plan bill. if the resolution is approved by the guardian council , in the third year. implementation of the seventh law paper checks will forever disappear from people's lives. in the 7th development plan, the central bank is required to limit paper checks and use only electronic checks. this means that until 1405, all checks will be issued and collected electronically. checks that are one year old have been provided

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hassan azimzadeh sed and broadcasting journalist, yadman shahrai sabra and shatila, beirut. the meeting of the first page. talking a lot about people, but not being with the people, hey, let the first page stand up to justice, with our reports, we exchange the test that the train is loaded and there are functions and estimates every moment, limitations in the field of energy, the most important in the field of vaccine storage, plans, strategies and the previous horizons of our region, the answer from the first page and the evaluation and judgment with you, the first line every night at 19 minutes of the network. the news so what did you want to say? no rush. you drink your tea first. you say for now , enjoy your tea. tod mrs. golchin. let's drink tea for the second time, sir, this cup is very bad. look, sir, have you sat this cup down? sir, you have washed everything carefully, but with the door that you sit on , it gives off a clean smell. don't put any poison in it. no , ma'am, don't worry, you washed it with dishwashing liquid. baking soda removes the bad smell of dishes

syed mohammad burhan, broadcast journalist, indian controlled kashmir. an hour ago in lebanon, seyyed hassan nasrallah gave a speech on the occasion of the birthday of the prophet and imam jafar sadiq. in this regard , i am having a conversation with mr. hamid khoshaind, an expert on west asian issues, to review the most important aspects of hezbollah's secretary general's speech . mr. pleasant in what points did seyyed hassan nasrallah point out in this speech? you can see that in this speech, based on the accurate knowledge of the field and political developments in the region and the islamic world, there were several important political points that i will mention as far as the program time allows . the commemoration of tens of millions of yemenis in difficult economic , livelihood and security conditions, as well as the condemnation of isis terrorist operations in one of the cities of pakistan. the second point was to address the issue of palestine and the responsibility of the whole islamic nation towards this issue. in this speech, he stressed that

omid turkshand broadcast journalist 210 210 2010 i'm at the school i'm in charge of the school in shweehgreat , god is great, god is great, all of us, maybe our jabbar abadi sahib is present at this time . who is a wasteland in israel? in fact, the palestinians have the wounds in the decision, in the implementation , and in the practice, as it happened yesterday, therefore, until this moment, the israeli enemy is still injured, while the palestinian, who is in charge of the battle and in charge of the training for this battle, knows what he is doing and understands this. . we are still with you today with the world. in this part of the program, we have two guests, mr. nasser tarrabi, an expert on the issues of the zionist regime, and also mr. seyyed mohammad taghieh, an expert on the issues of west asia. if there is, exactly in which areas the conflicts started , how is it going now? hello and courtesy to our dear and respected viewers. well, dear mr. hashemgan, we have had a lot of news from the media these past two days, but tonight we are going to be a little more comfortable together

yunus shalo broadcasting journalist of the joint general exercise radio and television area pehbadi of the islamic republic of iran army of the central desert of iran started the 20th international meeting of pirgholaman hosseini with the presence of 700 madads and pirgholams from 8 countries in ziba near roshd. ayatollah sobhani's message from qadrian's authority was also read in the opening ceremony of this meeting. guilan hossein bin ali. the title of the 20th international meeting of pirgholaman hosseini in gilan. and again, it is hossein who gathered his fans under one roof. with every race, color and language. this is the voice of a thai citizen. he believes that hossein is the common language of his lovers. the story of imam hossein and love for imam hossein is the voice of another old man, you hear from lorestan: 0 old man whose master is hossein. if the master is imam hussain, the servant has nothing, god has everything, and they are called pir gholam. but their hearts are young for the love of hossein, the city of rasht, where i have been active for about 60 years. what is it

. >> he's a well, he calls himself a broadcaster, a journalist , but a broadcaster, a journalist, but . a broadcaster, a journalist, but he's a nuisance. he a broadcaster, a journalist, but he's a nuisance . he presents a he's a nuisance. he presents a show on lbc and he he seems to make this list every week . i make this list every week. i think what it wants . he spends think what it wants. he spends his time having a go at people like me and some of my colleagues in parliament. and he's just an irritating little man. i hope you're watching this, james. so you've got three. you've got three to pick from. you've got the bell, you've got the list. bleep that out you've james o'brien out and you've got james o'brien right ? right? >> f n t- right? >> i have the >> gosh, would i have the wokeist of the week? i don't know. james o'brien seems like the most annoying . the most annoying. >> well, i'll go with that. james o'brien , you are wokey of james o'brien, you are wokey of the week. why are we on the subject of victoria of royals? is he a bit of wokery in the royal family, do you thi

. >> he's a well, he calls himself a broadcaster, a journalist , but a broadcaster, a journalist, but . a broadcaster, a journalist, but he's a nuisance. he a broadcaster, a journalist, but he's a nuisance . he presents a he's a nuisance. he presents a show on lbc and he he seems to make this list every week . i make this list every week. i think what it wants . he spends think what it wants. he spends his time having a go at people like me and some of my colleagues in parliament. and he's just an irritating little man. i hope you're watching this, james. so you've got three. you've got three to pick from. you've got the bell, you've got the list. bleep that out you've james o'brien out and you've got james o'brien right ? right? >> f n t- right? >> i have the >> gosh, would i have the wokeist of the week? i don't know. james o'brien seems like the most annoying . the most annoying. >> well, i'll go with that. james o'brien , you are wokey of james o'brien, you are wokey of the week. why are we on the subject of victoria of royals? is he a bit of wokery in the royal family, do you thi

zahra alizadeh, broadcasting journalist , bismillah rahman al rahim, hello dear viewers of the eighth day of the hangzhou asian games, with the history of iranian ping pong players in doubles and women's silver medal was followed. the semi-final stage of the doubles tennis tournament was held on the table of the asian games in hanju, and alamian brothers lost the result in four consecutive games against the world's first team, china, and shared the bronze medal , and we thank you for this. giving energy, their energy was really positive for us in the world women's race. the representative of our country, weighing 70 kilos, after a round of rest , defeated powerful taiwanese and uzbek opponents and made it to the finals. host country another representative of our country, tahir azarpivand , won the silver medal. he was eliminated from the competition very soon after losing to his opponent from chinese taipei . mohammad amin heydari became a finalist in the 1000 meter event of the asian games, but kiyaresh shah mohammadi was prevented from advancing to the finals. heydari placed sixth i

parves sardeh, broadcast journalist , mr. jaham kassem. please let me know the point that mr.dat also mentioned, what is the current approach of the government in the field of trade and facilitating trade with the afghan side, what policy have we adopted and what is our target for trade with afghanistan. see the target. we will talk about the figures now, but we are generally talking about afghanistan because of the use of capacities and the use of the situation of the country of afghanistan. for the growth and trade between the two countries, that is, we ourselves are working to increase, as i said, the creation of wealth or the increase of production in afghanistan, and the transfer of knowledge to afghanistan , we must use these capacities that have been created , especially considering the issue of the problems caused by the ukraine war, the positions of us and afghanistan in the region, strengthened by the discussion in the transition discussion, we should use the transition discussion we have by connecting the railway line and creating a consortium from the private secto

so joining me in an hour's time, broadcaster journalist danny broadcaster and journalist danny kelly. also broadcaster and kelly. and also broadcaster and author christine hamilton. in a few moments, we'll be going head to head in the clash of minds with the deputy leader of reform party, ben habib, and also the former editor of the labourlist, peter edwards. we get peter edwards. but before we get stuck that, let's get your stuck into that, let's get your latest news headlines with tatiana . nana. tatiana. nana. >> thank you very much . it's >> thank you very much. it's 3:00. this is the latest. some communications have been restored in gaza after a blackout severely impacted yesterday's rescue efforts. israeli forces are expanding ground operations in gaza , but ground operations in gaza, but the united nations warns that civil order is starting to fade , civil order is starting to fade, with reports of people breaking into aid centres and warehouses into aid centres and warehouses in a desperate search for vital suppues. in a desperate search for vital supplies . despite assurances

so joining me in the next hour , joining me in the next hour, broadcaster and journalist danny kelly and also broadcaster and author christine hamilton. in a few moments time, we'll be going head to head in a clash of minds with deputy leader of reform uk, ben and also social ben habib, and also social commentator turner . commentator amy nicole turner. but before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines with theo chikomba . with theo chikomba. >> good afternoon . it's 3:00. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. i'm theo chikomba in the newsroom. a 20 year old british man serving in the israeli army has been killed in an attack by hamas militants . that's been hamas militants. that's been confirmed by his family. nathaniel young was serving with the israeli defence services when he was killed on the gaza border yesterday. he was a student at jfs jewish school in north london and had recently been living in central israel . been living in central israel. at least 500 israelis are confirmed dead as fighting in gaza threatens to spiral into a major conflict. benjamin netanyahu vowed

, street legend nina myskow, historian and political commentator david oldroyd bolt, and journalist , broadcasterlist, broadcaster and podcast host linda jubilee. linda your verdicts on the great battle dolan versus sunak who won? >> i think you might have done actually. >> you're not just saying that. you're not just saying that because the payroll. because you're on the payroll. >> i think that made >> well, i think that he made a clever do a lot of clever speech. i do a lot of pubuc clever speech. i do a lot of public speaking training for people. and i think it was a clever speech. it was a good speech. it wasn't barnstorming clever speech. it was a good sp(any. it wasn't barnstorming clever speech. it was a good sp(any. it was|of barnstorming clever speech. it was a good sp(any. it was|of the 1storming by any stretch of the imagination . but he's never imagination. but he's never going to be a great orator. i think you have to agree that. i think you have to agree that. i think he could have gone a little further but little bit further there. but actually, he nailed it. actually, i think he

, street legend nina myskow, historian and political commentator david oldroyd bolt, and journalist , broadcasterst, broadcaster and podcast host linda jubilee. linda your verdicts on the great battle dolan versus sunak who won? >> i think you might have done actually. >> you're not just saying that. you're not just saying that because the payroll. because you're on the payroll. >> i think that made >> well, i think that he made a clever do a lot of clever speech. i do a lot of pubuc clever speech. i do a lot of public speaking training for people. and i think it was a clever speech. it was a good speech. it wasn't barnstorming clever speech. it was a good sp(any. it wasn't barnstorming clever speech. it was a good sp(any. it was|of barnstorming clever speech. it was a good sp(any. it was|of the 1storming by any stretch of the imagination . but he's never imagination. but he's never going to be a great orator. i think you have to agree that. i think you have to agree that. i think he could have gone a little further but little bit further there. but actually, he nailed it. actually, i think he na

let's get reaction from my top pundits, broadcaster journalist broadcaster and journalist emma wolf,ormer brexit party candidate mike green , and top podcaster and green, and top podcaster and commentator lewis oakley . mike, commentator lewis oakley. mike, is britain disengaging from the world? >> do you know why ? i thought as >> do you know why? i thought as you were talking there, mark, is you were talking there, mark, is you had lots of facts, facts, facts, facts, facts , facts. what facts, facts, facts, facts. what leo gave us was an opinion . and leo gave us was an opinion. and i love the saying we're past the watershed. opinions are like , watershed. opinions are like, and most of them are full of poo . and. and i think all he gave us was an opinion. you gave us the facts. now all i look at is for 40 nearly years, we were a net contributor to the eu . net contributor to the eu. ireland was a net recipient . and ireland was a net recipient. and ireland was a net recipient. and i think he's a bit bitter that he's not getting perhaps the proceeds that he has enjoyed in the past.

let's get reaction from my top pundits, broadcaster journalist broadcaster and journalist emma wolf,d former brexit party candidate mike green , and top podcaster and green, and top podcaster and commentator lewis oakley . mike, commentator lewis oakley. mike, is britain disengaging from the world? >> do you know why ? i thought as >> do you know why? i thought as you were talking there, mark, is you were talking there, mark, is you had lots of facts, facts, facts, facts, facts , facts. what facts, facts, facts, facts. what leo gave us was an opinion . and leo gave us was an opinion. and i love the saying we're past the watershed. opinions are like , watershed. opinions are like, and most of them are full of poo . and. and i think all he gave us was an opinion. you gave us the facts. now all i look at is for 40 nearly years, we were a net contributor to the eu . net contributor to the eu. ireland was a net recipient . and ireland was a net recipient. and ireland was a net recipient. and i think he's a bit bitter that he's not getting perhaps the proceeds that he has enjoyed in the pa

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thursdays from six till 930. >> journalists , broadcaster and >> journalists, broadcaster and fan favouritein is waiting in the wings . but first waiting in the wings. but first i'm joined now by gb news very own nigel farage. now mind rmt rights group black lives matter . remember them? well, it sparked international outrage over their response to the horrendous ongoing conflict in israel after a blm chicago page yesterday shared the following post featuring a sickening cartoon of a paraglider. post featuring a sickening cartoon of a paraglider . the cartoon of a paraglider. the graphic seems to celebrate the hamas terrorists that used paragliders to brutally execute more than 260. terrified revellers at a music festival on saturday, marking the worst civilian massacre in israel's history. blm's uk offshoot has been pumping out propaganda against israel , offering against israel, offering solidarity to palestine and slamming shadow foreign secretary david lammy for, quote, siding with the oppressor in his recent condemnation of the proscribed terror group hamas. nigel, welcome back to the

welcome former welcome on the former labour adviser and also adviser matthew laza and also journalist broadcasterhew laza i'm going to start with okay. so these start with you. okay. so these chants in the streets, olivia is at the pro—israeli protests now. >> i would say it's more of a vigil, actually. >> looked very dignified vigil, actually. >> the ooked very dignified vigil, actually. >> the picturesery dignified vigil, actually. >> the pictures that gnified vigil, actually. >> the pictures that we fied vigil, actually. >> the pictures that we saw from the pictures that we saw there. specific, very clear in >> very specific, very clear in its message and dignified. its message and very dignified. >> saw, what we saw. >> from what i saw, what we saw. >> from what i saw, what we saw. >> just just equal >> okay. but just just for equal language, because they're gathering people. and course, gathering people. and of course, they regard they are protesting with regard to would be wrong to of course, it would be wrong for to say why was a vigil. for me to say why was a vigil. absolutely. absolutely

broadcaster and journalist danny kelly and also broadcaster and author christine hamilton . in author christine hamilton. in a few moments time , we'll be going few moments time, we'll be going head to head in a clash of minds with political commentator and former conservative special adviser claire pearsall and also former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider . before we get james schneider. before we get started, though, let's get your latest news headlines with ray addison . addison. >> thanks, nana. good afternoon. it's 3:01. our top stories . the it's 3:01. our top stories. the conservative chair, greg hands has said the tories will enter the next general election as underdogs . in his opening speech underdogs. in his opening speech at the party conference. his comments come just hours after the prime minister refused to commit to tax cuts. rishi sunak said his focus is on halving inflation because it impacts the poorest, the most . but on poorest, the most. but on a visit to burnley , the pm visit to burnley, the pm insisted his approach is deeply conservative, sa

danny broadcast and journalist danny kelly. you very kelly. nd thank you to you and as a huge thank you to you at home for your company, it's always a pleasure. listen, i will back. i will be back will be back. i will be back next week, same time, same place at 3:00 on saturday. take care of yourselves. and i look fonnard to seeing you then. of yourselves. and i look fonnarthe seeing you then. of yourselves. and i look fonnarthe week|g you then. of yourselves. and i look fonnarthe week . you then. enjoy the week. >> who is it? >> who is it? >> we're here for the show . for >> we're here for the show. for energy. this beenin been in london. he's travelled from the middle east to london to meet the prime minister. rishi sunak in the last half an houn rishi sunak in the last half an hour. this comes after a further round of talks, crisis talks by world leaders with others to try to inject diplomacy into the conflict between israel and hamas. this was a short time ago.the hamas. this was a short time ago. the visit was short and sweet. we saw about

jonah meniscus, a broadcaster journalist also who spent time as a senior director of the white houseal security economic policy. thank you for being here. what are you hearing about the conditions people in gaza are facing in the midst of ongoing israeli airstrikes? >> dire is the best work you can use at this point. all the other ports are probably even more depressing because as you know, they the evacuation order has been -- 1 million people trying to get on the north to the south. only one road hitting south that the idf has told people they can't use and it should be safe unfortunately, the latest reporting -- that road has been damaged. even the information is unclear right now. gaza has been without electricity, without internet, for several days now. so even the messages that the israelis are putting out to help give guns are not necessarily getting through to the people who need. it on top of, that hamas is actually a terrorist organization pretending to be a government. and as such, they want this to be a disorder evacuation. for, them that loss of civilian life and stop be

asna ashari, radio broadcaster, hello journalists, yes, greetings to you and all dear viewers, good morning, good autumn, as you said, today in shiraz, there is a special program to appreciate the families of foster children, and this year is the second year that this conference will be held. the remarkable thing about this conference is that last year, these families, who took care of 20 children and were honored, are taking care of children who have special needs or need treatment, such as congenital abnormalities, positive physical and mental disabilities, and hepatitis c, one of the these families who live america is choosing to raise children with a positive hc. this program is organized with the approach of creating a culture of meeting provincial officials and families, creating an intimate atmosphere between welfare and families, expressing problems and problems by the family and providing solutions by the authorities, and it is going to be held today in this special program . the number of 28 children in need of treatment in fars should also be handed over to families applying for

ali awada from beirot, journalist and broadcaster at the lebanes almanar channel for joining us to talkbout the atrocities that befell actually lebanon, the... of our own isam abdullah, the lebanese journalist was killed by the zanist entity and his friends were injured uh right there when the whole world was seeing just as the whole world was seeing how gaza as well was being uh basically just under genocided by the israeli entity, but we are always here, we are always going to remember every martyr that fell, we are always going to talk about the wounds of every one of our native leventinians and especially against israeli entity. and we are always here at press tv to give voice to the voice list ladies and gents please do follow us and on x and on uh telegram as well and we'll see you again next week for more from the movie. it's a dire situation in in the... gaza strip that we're we're seeing evolve, we've got the israelis that have have clearly uh not followed uh obligations, particularly the people in the ghaza strip, there's a huge amount of sympathy in the air world for palestin

ali awada from beirout, journalist and broadcaster at the lebanese almanar channel for joining us to talk about the atrocities that uh befell actually lebanon at the marturdom of our own issam abdullah, the lebanese journalist was killed by the zanist entity and his friends were injured uh right there when the whole world was seeing just as the whole world was seeing how gaza as well was being uh basically just under genocide. by the israeli entity, but we are always here, we are always going to remember every martyr that fell, we are always going to talk about the woons of every one of our native leventinians and especially against israeli entity, and we are always here at press tv to give voice to the voice list, ladies and gents, please do follow us and on x and on uh telegram as well, and we'll see you again next week for more from the video stream, salam alaikum. the number of palestinians killed by israeli attacks on the base gaza strip is nearing five thousand, most of the victims, being women and children. free, free, palestine, free, free, people around the world take the str

ali awada from beirot journalist and broadcaster at the lebanes almanat channel for joining us to talkthe atrocities that befell actually lebanon at the marturdom of our own isam abdullah, the lebanese journalist was killed by the zanist entity and his friends were injured right there when the whole world was seeing just as the whole world was seeing how gaz. as well was being uh basically just under genocide by the israeli entity, but we are always here, we are always going to remember every martyr that fell, we are always going to talk about the wounds of every one of our native leventinians and especially against the israeli entity, and we are always here at press tv to give voice to the voiceless, ladies and gents, please do follow us and on x and on uh telegram as well, and we'll see you again next week for more from the thought occurred to me one day the idea that someone should be eternal enemy because they happen to be born 200 yards away from you or born in the other side of a street film is absolutely absurd, it's absurd, but that's a situation that we find ourself in here, s

so joining me in an hour's time, broadcaster journalist danny broadcaster and journalist danny kelly.l be going head to head in the clash of minds with the deputy leader of reform party, ben habib, and also the former editor of the labourlist, peter edwards. we get peter edwards. but before we get stuck that, let's get your stuck into that, let's get your latest news headlines with tatiana . nana. tatiana. nana. >> thank you very much . it's

in these seconds , serhiy makrushin, journalist of crimea, joins our broadcast.serhii. good morning it was in sevastopol yesterday evening explosions are heard, what is known about this and is it somehow related to the fact that the ministry of defense claims that crimea was allegedly attacked by two s200 missiles? yes, in sevastopol, yesterday after 5 pm, an explosion was heard in the city, these are the events. in the breadcrumb area that you talked about, if you look at the reports from the russian ministry of defense, they say that the missile attack that they are reporting happened at 5:40 p.m., and that is somewhat consistent with what we saw in sevastopol, air alarm in the city yesterday announced twice, so there is a possibility that it is about one and the same event, representatives of ukraine. as you have already said, this situation has not yet been commented on, i do not have any additional information as of now. yesterday in mykolaiv, residents also reported that they heard a loud explosion, and before that there was information from the channels th

sahar kwanati, journalist. the broadcast of sayeh baaz series will start from wednesday of this week on the khani tv channel. in this the collection was made in iran and türkiye. sayeh baaz is a mystery drama series produced and directed by ali yavar, the story of a successful businessman. whose meeting with an old friend changes his life. you still don't believe in jealousy. they call you father. i made a big mistake. homayoun ershadi, mehdi hashemi, as well as shagaig farahani, shabnam qolikhani, fatemeh gudarzi, shahid. ahmadlou and sam gharibian are among the actors of this series. sayeh baaz is broadcast every wednesday at 20:00 on the apara audio and video platform with the permission of saterra broadcasting regulatory organization. neda hosseini news reporter. naria's police television series is in the filming stage. this series is the story of a scientific discovery that the criminal group is planning to steal . previously, series such as sleep and wake and young police were made and aired in a police genre. this day

we've got actress and model francine lewis, and we've got broadcaster, journalist and the bloke thatloke that never has any plans on friday night unless they do involve a model. and it is, course, aidan magee. is, of course, aidan magee. there go . all right. so who there we go. all right. so who should i start with? esther, you've produced boris before, if i'm not mistaken . is that right? i'm not mistaken. is that right? yes. >> i'm a former producer. i won't say where i was producing, but television but in various television studios and i've got to say, it was a few years ago when he was the mayor of london. he's to the mayor of london. now he's to come and you can tell come in and you can always tell it was david cameron was it was when david cameron was the prime minister so if david cameron used to come in for a question time, studio question time, the whole studio would lined . cameron's would be lined. cameron's arrived silence . but then if arrived silence. but then if bofis arrived silence. but then if boris was coming in to do a question, a phone in the show, literally you

. >> well, let's speak to broadcaster , journalist and broadcaster, journalist and longtime political we had rishi, the steady technocrat. now we've got the agent of change stopping smoking behind the bike sheds . smoking behind the bike sheds. what's next? >> well, i think what's next is 12 months of despair , really for 12 months of despair, really for the conservatives. >> i can't see rishi sunak turning it round the polling figures right now mean he's heading to leave office whenever heading to leave office whenever he calls the election and it looks like we're heading for a labour government. >> i mean, his 12 months have been good in, in various respects. >> i mean , after all, he, you >> i mean, after all, he, you know, i welcomed his election. i thought we needed a grown up politician in charge after the two clowns of boris johnson and liz truss. >> but frankly, i don't think the british public will ever forget what went wrong under johnson and truss, particularly the downing street parties, which i think outrage many people. >> and of course the fiasco of the truss budget and

broadcasting that they can't offer. i learned with a great deal of interest from the journalists there, the concept of redline. ine? was middle east broadcast networks are built redline? >> what are you talking about? what gets you report? we can't report stuff that is wrong or that we just made up. they said, no, what topics could you not report on. right to that question to me is the advantage we have and we need to lead into that advantage. terrific production values are one thing. as we see, people will lead into the shortwave if they think it is of value to them. >> i am craig tomlin. they're going to deep fakes. is there anything strategically as you talk to your five networks, do you allow this to go on? >> a really good question. every single one of our networks has some form of a fact checker or verifier. we are learning to be rather technologically skillful in helping dissect some of these things. some of the deep fakes are reasonably easy to expose. you find, well actually, that was not from ukraine. it was actually from five years ago. you can still do a lot of that stuff. we are trying to make sure

occupation the designers have been complaining in the last little while about cbc the canadian broadcasters uh that journalist should not use the word should use the word occupation because it still is occupation and and so that's even the mainstream media won't go as far to to to what should we call it to kind of fantasy landers designers want them to no indeed indeed indeed but samy mean in what way would you say is this war different from previous wars on gaza it's quite different mean if you look at the previous four five wars starting from 2008 2009 all them were initiated by the design state, this time it was different, it was surprising, it was the uh, you describing as an open air prison, it was basically a prison break where the palestinians themselves took the initiative and attack and always you have that benefit of the surprise and therefore what happened with insued after that was huge success, huge victory for the resistance, they were able to actually dismantle this myth of the invisitability of the israeli army, that this is not a invincible army, but in fact it's an army that was caught flat

behind, the sima sports network will broadcast the hangzhou par asian tournament from the third of mehr to the 6th of november. mohammad sadegh zamani , a journalist of the broadcasting corporation, see also a report on the international chess tournament that took place in ahvaz is being held. the first round of this tournament is attended by representatives from austria, holland, spain, tajikistan, iraq, turkey, turkmenistan and georgia along with four iranian chess players. in these competitions, these competitions will continue until the 20th of october. our goal of holding this competition is that the players of iran are also the province khuzestan and members of the national youth team participated in these competitions. you can, god willing, you can be soft , master biinmel, the great master. according to the plans made, ahvaz is going to host these competitions again. in the coming months, we are definitely looking to hold such competitions in other fields. god willing , we have received a promise from the federation next year, and they are confident that we will be the first to host the competitions . let's celebrate ja nashkar with the pr

cut off, according to him, he had never seen such cruelty before, but as it turned out, the journalist broadcasterified information about propaganda methods, looking at how foreign media use the same ones during armed conflicts same techniques, i just want to exclaim, and these people call us propaganda. the method by which reports are written has not changed for many years, and children are always on the first page. before showing the liberated kibbutz to journalists, the idf fighters gave them instructions on how to talk about what you saw. quote: this is not a battlefield, this is a massacre. they really took a lot out of the faraza. but no one began to explain how many of them there were and where the sacred number 40 for the jews came from. and of course, no one ever proved that the babies were actually dismembered, and this was not a figure of speech. we saw this in bucha, when russia retreated , surrendered territories, and when the ukrainian regime came there, what they did, they immediately showed that russia was killing civilians, that is, this is already a classic technique informatio

but as it turned out, the journalist broadcast unverified information about the methods propaganda, elizavetaharamtsova. looking at how foreign media use the same techniques during armed conflicts, i just want to exclaim, and these people call us propaganda. methodology for writing. the reports have not changed for many years, and the children are always on the front page. paytse was in charge, even before showing the liberated kibbutz to journalists, they were given instructions on how to talk about what they saw. quote: this is not a battlefield, this is a massacre. the isfarazs indeed carried out many bodies, but how many were there and where did they come from? the sacred number 40 for jews, no one bothered to explain. and of course, no one ever proved that the babies were actually dismembered, and this was not a figure of speech. we saw this in the butch when. russia withdrew, surrendered territories, and when the ukrainian regime came there , what did they do? they immediately showed that russia was killing civilians, that is, this is already a classic method of information warfare, her

broadcast journalist as broadcast and journalist and as well from well as william atkinson from conservativedingnisthoryzir starmer conservative home to come out and leadingnisthory party rmer conservative home to come out and leadingnisthory party and' was leading the tory party and that thought it would be that he thought that it would be a he's way downing a he's on his way into downing street, agreed with the street, that he agreed with the vast majority of what he had to say. et cetera. et cetera. et cetera. potentially cetera. so it is potentially a seismic british seismic moment in british politics starmer is politics that keir starmer is actually tories and actually courting the tories and doing of it. i doing quite well out of it. i will that i think one of the will say that i think one of the remarkable anyway from remarkable takeaways anyway from this we this conference is that we do currently israel. currently have a war in israel. i'll some pictures live i'll show you some pictures live at moment. i mean, the at the moment. i mean, the timing certainly timing of this, certainly

reporter and broadcaster stephanie takyi author and journalist laura dodsworth and criminal barristermer conservative mp jerry hayes. and former conservative mp jerry hayes . laura, if i can start hayes. laura, if i can start with you. there really are just no words to describe what's happening in the middle east. it's deeply worrying. it's deeply tragic . and the most deeply tragic. and the most appalling crimes have been committed in the last seven days. >> it's hard to know where to even start. it's been a devastating week, which started with shocking acts of barbarism and probably. see one of the most difficult things i think this week actually has been the reaction to the barbarism . you reaction to the barbarism. you know, we've had the bbc refusing to call hamas terrorists . as you to call hamas terrorists. as you said earlier, the far won't not light up its arches and the colours of blue and white. and it seems that various esteemed professors in the uk and the west are almost proud that decolonisation isn't a metaphor. they're there. there's this kind of casual reaction to th

broadcast. elsewhere, journalists from bbc arabic say they were pulled from their vehicle by israeli police in tel aviv and held at gunpoint. and on sunday night, a right-wing mob attacked the home of the israeli left-wing and ultra-orthodox journalist israel frey. the mob accused him of being a traitor for speaking out against the killing of palestinian civilians. meanwhile, israeli communications minister shlomo karhi is pushing emergency measures that would allow police to arrest citizens and journalists whose content "harms national morale." here in the u.s., huffpost reports the state department instructed officials not to use certain terms when speaking in public about the war, including de-escalation, cease-fire, end to violence, and restoring calm. across the u.s. and around the world, protests calling for an end to the genocide of palestinians continued over the weekend. this is palestinian-american writer laila el haddad speaking in front of the white house. >> we are just here for that, mainly, and for all palestinians, to show them they have a voice here through us and the humanitarian