dawn's son.ly decided it was time to reveal what he overheard the night of the murder. >> my mom was like, i want ben to die. i just want him dead. and james said, i will go out into it right now. she was like a broken record. i want him dead. i want him dead. >> does a woman who was shocked when the murder happened? there was more. it was after that when james told his attorney it was time to tell the whole story. >> i could tell he was telling the truth. over the course of 15 months, he has always told the same story. >> so now comes another story -- james story. not a love story this time. >> nobody could believe it. that i did what i did. i've never been a violent person. >> james did not have an easy start in life. the time he was a teenager, he was drinking, doing drugs, stealing things. >> i had pretty much given up hope on continuing successfully in life. >> dawn, after her marriage to ben, befriended james. feel rescued. gave him a place to live. he just been paroled in prison after doin

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hi, penny, hi, dawn . nice to see hi, penny, hi, dawn.ian flag bearers at the protest. anti racist, but clearly not anti—semitic or anti—homophobic. lots of you. echoing penny's thoughts on that, right? i have to move on being nagged for all the best analysis and opinion on that story and much more. please do go to our website which is gbnews.com doing really well as well, i'm dawn neesom. this is gb news. it's the weekend officially and literally the weekend . lots more coming up on weekend. lots more coming up on today's show, i'm asking whether prime minister keir starmer is prioritising prioritising unions over pensioners and whether he has, as it's been suggested, by senior tories , been played by senior tories, been played by his union paymasters. all of that and much more to come. this is gb news, britain's news channel. don't you dare go too far welcome back to the weekend with me dawn neesom . now, sir keir me dawn neesom. now, sir keir starmer has been accused of front page of two newspapers today, by the way of being played by

dawn. good afternoon. 12:01. >> our top stories this hour. >> our top stories this hour. >> northumberland police have accused protesters of unforgivable violence and disorder following rioting in sunderland city centre last night . videos posted on social night. videos posted on social media showed a former police office ablaze while a mosque was also targeted. vehicles were overturned and set on fire as rioters clashed with officers throwing rocks and bottles. five police were injured with four hospitalised and ten people arrested for offences including violent disorder and burglary. chief superintendent mark hall issued this warning to rioters make no mistake, if you were involved last night, expect to be met with the full force of the law. >> i want to make it absolutely clear that the disorder , clear that the disorder, violence and damage which has occurred will not be tolerated well, the uk's most senior police commissioner is urging the government to explain how it will solve mass u

i'm dawn neesom. welcome back. i'm dawn neesom. to bring us up to date on what happened at the most amazing press conference i think i've ever witnessed in a very long time. jack, yeah. tell us about this press conference. i still can't get my head around it . it. >> it was quite extraordinary, wasn't it? it was essentially, you know, more than kind of half an hour of, of a load of allegations that the family and their lawyer were making towards greater manchester police, towards andy burnham, of course , towards andy burnham, of course, towards andy burnham, of course, towards the way in which, you know, the investigations have been conducted into, of course, the incident that happened at manchester airport in late july, there were two viral videos that were all across the internet . were all across the internet. were there one appeared which showed an officer appearing to kick a man who was on the floor, on the head, and of course, another, which which was the same, allegedly people involved earlier on, where there was a man seem

dawn. back, not a step, not a step. we are stuck here ourselves, we have been hanging around in the rear for a month, the guys are hungry, they sent us on a mission, there were two of us, he was a good guy, i don't know, maybe someone gave us away. yours, mine, somewhere you were crushed under a scythe, if it weren't for them, i'm kaput, okay, let's get out together. girl, are there germans in this village, in this one? well, there's some kind of base there, so what, there's a lot of germans, get up, let's go, let's go, lieutenant, maybe we'll break out in the evening, and what about the good approaches? tol hasn't thrown out yet, bni, that's good, hey, we're still flying, gerade from or we 're, immer geradeaus, we're, geradeaus. we, ja, du bist rich, we're, we're, we're, we're, stop, warte him on me. the captain was killed. comrade general, may i ask you? i'm talking about the german base. what base? an artillery army base located 40 km from here. several trains with ammunition. a one -sta

used to mish i'm dawn neesom. this is gb news andifs i'm dawn neesom. there's loads more coming up on today's pack show. now the fun police! yay, scottish greens are calling on the local council to end the edinburgh tattoo flypasts over claims it causes environmental damage. you knew that was coming and emotional harm on residents, but is this just woke nonsense going too far? part 356 or whatever up to now, all of that and much more to come. this is gb news, britain's news channel. you can put the kettle on but don't go too far. see soon. hello and welcome back to the weekend with me. dawn neesom on gb news now. fun police time. yeah, we've been there before, haven't we? edinburgh's labour council is considering calling for an end to the royal military tattoo. you know, the raf flypasts are amazing, aren't they, these aerial displays have come under attack, over claims they cause environmental damage and inflict emotional harm on residents. scottish greens have won cross—party support to scrap the fly—past over edinburgh castle. you can see pictures on

why is polaris dawn and its mission so _ to go. why is polaris dawn and its mission so significant?is dawn and its mission so significant? it - to go. why is polaris dawn and its mission so significant? it is - to go. why is polaris dawn and its mission so significant? it is a - mission so significant? it is a commercial— mission so significant? it is a commercial space _ mission so significant? it is a commercial space flight - mission so significant? it is a commercial space flight and l mission so significant? it is a i commercial space flight and as mission so significant? it is a - commercial space flight and as you mentioned, the first ever private space walk by two separate astronauts so it's interesting for those reasons. it's a collaboration between spacex and another private company so for those reasons it is something we haven't seen before. anyone in the sector or any of the commercial companies involved, spacex for example, they are investing today in the hope of making profits tomorrow. is there a risk that the interest or even the patients of their billionaire backers

good afternoon dawn.ity project, during the back end of the pandemic, we'd heard a lot at the time about increased risk of radicalisation. and of course, people were online. there was lots of conspiracy theorists, and there was a lot larger, i suppose base of, of people for extremists to target. but we weren't hearing a lot about what people were actually going to do to to, challenge that extremist rhetoric. and so i as someone who was personally been affected by terrorism, decided that the best people, the people who are best people, the people who are best placed to challenge that rhetoric were the people who are victims of terrorism themselves. and so the project essentially attempts to amplify the voices of people like myself, who've been affected by terrorism, and get these into the room in those discussions around counter terrorism. >> what can you just tell us briefly what happened to you? what incident were you involved with? >> so i was i was injured in the westminster bridge terrorist attack in

will come again to the light of our hope, a dawn bright from the loving breath of our martyr, a dawn from the presence of the light from distant horizons. his light shines from the rain of hope and his life from the joy of you and me, iran, iran, the heart of my soul, iran, your pure name, on my tongue, iran, the heart of my heart. my dear, iran. your holy name is on my tongue. yes , thank you very much and i am very happy that we are still at your service from here. the open space studio of the hello reporter program, i said that on the days when the flag of iran, the holy flag of our country, is high in the olympics , the flag is high, according to mr. amel, the iranian flag is high, the honor is greater than this, god willing, daoud rogshe khurshid, one of the good coaches and experts of our country's wrestling, is our guest, mr. rogshe khurshid. good morning . you are very welcome. i am at your service , dear viewers. i am at your service , mr. ragesh khurshid. the ship that rustled and shined azad started yesterday with hasan, mr. yazdani moon's competition and became a finalist

operation early dawn . now. operation early dawn. emergency measures to prevent overcrowding in prisons has been triggered as more rioters are sentenced. but is it just another of sir keir starmer sticking plaster solutions? >> and labour appear to have caved in again. they're announcing new laws to make it easier for unions to strike. but by relaxing the rules for nhs workers to walk out. is sir keir starmer putting lives at risk? >> and the big story? misogyny will be treated as a form of extremism under new government plans. but is this just a threat to free speech? >> indeed it is. across the pond, vice president kamala harris leads donald trump in the polls. would you believe it? as she prepares for her headline moment at the democratic national convention that starts tonight. we're going to be looking forward to it. >> indeed. and meanwhile, harry and meghan are depart columbia. but the verdict's out on whether their public tour was a. success. >> and that breaking news that only occurred about five minutes ago. this is about i

i'm dawn neesom. news channel. but now it's time for the all important weather with . alex. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> hello again. i'm here from the met office with your gb news. weather forecast there will be some sunny spells. also a few showers around as we go into tomorrow, but most of us will see a spell of more persistent rain for a time due to a front that is gradually making its way south eastwards across the uk. that has already brought some rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland, and will continue to bring some heavy rain, particularly to the borders dumfries galloway area as we go through this evening could cause some impacts here. also, some heavy rain across parts of northwest england and into wales as well. that front then pushing south eastwards so reaching the midlands and south west england as we go overnight ahead of the front in the south—east still quite warm despite some clear skies. something a little

about that spring that is not there, and the dawn will go again to the light of our hope, the dawn.ght from the romantic breath of our martyr , dawn from the presence, bright from distant horizons, his light from the rain of hope, and his life from the joy of you, iran . your pure name is on my tongue , as mentioned in the opening section , today we are two wrestlers on the final day of the tournament. 2024 olympian amir ali azarpira is going to be on the mat in another chance and rahman amouzad is also going to win the gold medal, god willing. i am talking about this, mr. hadavand, one of the wrestling experts . hello, good morning. please tell me whether we can return from the freestyle wrestling matches today, in the name of god. hello and good morning. i am at your service and all the people of my country. i am at your service today, amir ali. we have azarpira, yesterday he wrestled fairly well with ahmed tajnioufi, who easily won the world championship last year, and in the first wrestling match, another wrestling match, according to what happened to russia, we are in the same

unfortunately, i'm dawn neesom . unfortunately, i'm dawn neesom.s, but plenty more coming up on today's show. but first, it's time for the news headunes first, it's time for the news headlines with tatiana . headlines with tatiana. >> dawn. thank you. the top stories this hour. authorities say the suspect in custody for a stabbing attack in western germany, killing three people and injuring eight others is a 26 year old syrian man. german police say the suspect turned himself in and admitted to the crime. the islamic state terror group claimed responsibility for the attack, which happened in a market square, saying it was carried out by one of its members. and today a german federal prosecutor has confirmed that to be true. a church service has been taking place today to remember and pay respect to those who lost their lives . international news now lives. international news now and overnight barrages of missiles were fired from israel towards lebanon as the israeli military confirmed it launched strikes on hezbollah targets early this morning. the

i will go out into the fog, at dawn, at dawn i will leave the reception.ll call you for the hundredth time, i am not afraid that i will wake up again, i will tear the captivity of wet sheets. somewhere in the city it is snowing, turning into rain on my cheeks and i can’t stop running, i can’t figure out where the truth is, where the lie is, oleg gazmanov, bravo, thank you! thank you, thank you, fear, lyusya is now standing practically not breathing, a fact, well and now like the entire female half of our hall, yes girls, yes, then let's girls now all together like this. how can you not fall in love with such a person? are you asking me? yes, you. this year philipp kirkorov lived in sochi for several months, and during this time he managed to do a lot. he was the first artist to give a mini-concert on elbrus. he swam 9 km in the open sea and even passed the formula 1 pilot's license test. and the most amazing thing, the most amazing thing is that we... just made all this up, and you believed it, why? yes, because he is really capable of everything, meet the

i'm dawn neesom dawn neesom and i don't know my own name dawn neesom evenin know my own name dawn neesomb news. i just want to get excited by this. the system is working. please do messages coming in. message from paul paul coming in. message from paul paul. great comment . actually, paul. great comment. actually, if the government dealt with illegal immigrants and foreign criminals as quickly as they would the protesters , there would the protesters, there wouldn't be any protests. two tierjustice system at work wouldn't be any protests. two tier justice system at work from two tier care. interesting. lots of you agreeing with that as well. so. but keep them coming in. it's working . it's having well. so. but keep them coming in. it's working. it's having a friday afternoon moment. come on. we all do it, don't we? now, later in the show, i'll have the latest from day 14 of the paris olympics, where katarina johnson—thompson. come on, girl, could win a gold medal. this evening. she is amazing, now. but the controversy of the games, isn't it? algerian boxer imani khalife fights for the bo

good morning dawn, >> yeah. good morning dawn, >> i just on your note there.think i'll start a band called error 503, because i think actually that that'll cheer on a lot of searches moving forward , lot of searches moving forward, i look this morning on sites like, giga berg. i think it was. and i saw, i saw on there amazingly , tickets selling for 3 amazingly, tickets selling for 3 to £5000 and a top end. if you go to the bottom of their, website offering, it was £104,000. now, i don't know what you get for £104,000, but of course, you know , clearly oasis course, you know, clearly oasis not seeing a piece of that . the not seeing a piece of that. the most important thing i think that we're seeing here is the spectacular rise of the way music concerts have grown in the last years. now. i did a bit of research and i've checked it back to 19, i think 89, when steel wheel, the rolling stones, promoted by michael cole, realised he was a sports promoter and he realised that people would go to concerts and he saw band aid and the success of band aid, where it was

spring that is not there , a dawn dream will come again to the light of our hope, a dawn bright from the loving breaths of our martyr, a dawn from presence. bright from distant horizons, bright from the rain of hope and its life from the joy of iran, iran, the heartbeat of my soul, iran. your pure name is on my tongue, iran . your pure name is on my tongue. the friday demonstrations of anger and disgust at the crimes of the zionists are scheduled to be held today in haykir and bai rahmat ghazvin provinces and east azarbaijan after friday prayers. in this section, we are in contact with our journalist colleague in yasouj to tell more about the details of this event. mr. bina, hello, good morning, in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful. good program, greetings from a reporter from yasuj, the capital of kehgluye province, and we are at your service without mercy. as you know, the brutal crimes of the zionist regime in gaza, in the silence of international forums and the inefficiency of human rights tools , have turned gaza into an arena of genocide and war crimes. t

sky in the early days, which is in the right of the racing forest, at the beginning of the glowing dawns, washing creatures and light, and the sky is falling, the enchanting azers are beginning woven, smiling at the sun, look for yourself, and never leave the pestilence, the bottom, that's gilded gold, no matter what. notte bella così nella ce vistemaè non è ma parestanca stata coperta è per una gianca. utatu chiari chiariari, tutta notta dostaje, volia te, voglio te, questo tietta volta vede. come calma montanania stanotte più calmamone lacce vistee mai e totta dorme. and totta dormi love more than love, totta lo chiarier chiarier, you stand. thank you. for the song of the city, both frank and secret, thank you that when everyone was cold. and you melted, melted, for the whisper, for the cry, for eternity, for the mic, for the burnt-out dawn. for the saints, for the sadness, for the quiet farewell, i thank you for everything, for the saints, for the sadness, for the quiet farewell, i thank you for everything, i thank you for walking through fate, for the fact that you will come true for

come tell me about tomorrow's dawn, open a window from tamasha .e tell me about tomorrow's dawn, open a window from tamasha . sing with me again about that spring that is not there, a happy dream in your name. reading at iran's feet, being patient with its people, giving hope to its flag, showing a kiss to iran, beating my heart, iran, your pure name on my tongue. come and tell me about tomorrow's dawn, a window open to watch sing with me to majdeh again, from that spring that is not there, a morning dream will come again to the light of our hope, a bright dawn from the breaths of our martyred lovers, a dawn from a bright presence from distant horizons, its light from the rain of hope, and its soul from the joy of you to me, iran beats my soul, iran, your name is pure in barzban. where in addition. and the two new chances that we have, two more of our representatives will also start their matches . we are talking about this with mr. hazratipour , one of the coaches of the national team and wrestling experts. full wrestling matches we want to be pre

when the dim dawn barely dawns, the streets are still empty, but i already know that there will be aay of wonders. dreams, because in this day there is you, when all the shadows are sad, the lazy rain is dazzling, the leaves are trembling in the wind, after the gloomy gloom, a beautiful day will come, because in... there you are, always my love with me, with you alone, years will pass, i don't need more happiness , just to have you always by my side. i 'm always ready to argue with the wind, my love. with me, with you alone, years will pass, i'm happy, god. i don't need more, just to have you always by my side, i'm ready to argue with the wind, i'm ready to move mountains, to fulfill all your dreams. only the first i climbed, on the hoarfrosts we climbed, over the awakened news the mats swirled, swirled, swirled. the mats swirled, the sun through the heavens was scattered across the earth, under the screens danced with the wings of little mothers, little mothers, little mothers, and the little boys on the yay with vasilko were sleeping. eight and eight are patched, the films of the s

the dawn will come, again two loners, will disappear in the crowd, a one-way ticket, the end and more. we will not meet, also no one and never, i will not be able to love anymore, you are my favorite song, we are happy together i, i give you the whole world from the heart, you are the endless sky, i loved. probably, we burn to ashes from love, and after the darkest night, the dawn will come, again two loners, will disappear in the crowd, ticket one way, and we will never meet again, never again. i will never be able to love, and after the darkest night, dawn will come, again two lonely, will disappear into the crowd, one way ticket we will never meet again, never again, i will never be able to love, thank you very much, dear stas, i wish that every song becomes, like all other songs, super hits, applause, thank you, thank you, now, of course, many already know the song, but let's support, sing after it, after it. eight prismy bergei, after it, ponotachik notochik behind her, my only one, i shared my hearing with her, all my days and nights, all my hands, i did not read my bag, sweet.

dawn.ot of concern about who defines what classes as misogyny and who defines also what classes as extreme. we have seen those allegations in recent weeks about the kind of allegations of about the kind of allegations of a two tier policy, depending upon what your view might be, and this seems to have sort of added a little bit of fuel to that fire. so this is the labour government looking at these plans to treat what they describe as extreme misogyny, as a form of terrorism, with the home secretary, yvette cooper, ordering a review of the counterterrorism strategy to crack down on what she's calling hateful beliefs. now, the home office says that it will be looking at both the rise of extreme islamist and far right views here in the united kingdom. but and this is kind of the key bit where it plays into this misogyny line. they're going to be looking at wider ideological trends as well, including misogyny to address violence against women and girls. now, cooper has said that the government

ben and dawn . now >> thank you. ben and dawn. now for your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. a developing story this morning, a major incident has been declared after a fire broke out at a block of flats in dagenham. it's reported that more than 100 people have been evacuated from the building, with the london fire brigade stating that a significant search and rescue operation is now underway. mp for the area, margaret mullane, has posted her thanks to the fire service online, saying thanks to their rapid response, injury was minimal. thanks to their rapid response, injury was minimal . she added injury was minimal. she added that she'll be visiting the rescue centre today to offer her support. we'll bring you the latest on this story as we get it. a british man has been killed by a missile strike in eastern ukraine. he's been named as safety advisor. ryan evans, the 38 year old was part of a reporting crew working with the news agency reuters. when the hotel they were staying at in kramatorsk was struck on saturday. the agency has said they are devastated by his death, and t

40 km, but the whole point is that you have to get to the base before dawn, before dawn, well, we 'll pick a group for you, and why are you ramming through papers, but here you have to, i'll order that... you hurried with your inspection, get in line, get in line, cheese, comrade, general, at ease, at ease. "sons, you all know what you're going to, you know that it will be difficult, but it must be done, you see what the sky is like, the aviation is on hold, all hope is on you. the lieutenant didn't know them well enough, those with whom, apparently, he would soon have to share glory or death, but he had no choice, of course, it would have been better to go on such a mission with people he knew well, battle-tested, but where are they, these good, familiar and battle-tested people of his, now, after 5 months... it's hard to remember the war, all the villages, graveyards, all the fosses and hills, where in the fraternal in single graves they remained, his battery men, first after lieutenant sergeant lukashov, from the regulars, followed by fighter khakimov, fighter sudnik, sapper shalud

dawn, i would love to get up at 3:00 every morning.of the day. >> it is beautiful and i do get up and i'm meant to be working and i'm taking pictures of sunrise. yes, i know which which are on social media for you if you really want for yourself. and the husband goes, oh, not another picture of sunrise. >> it's like, this is like the opposite of mussolini, who used to leave his office light on until about 2 am. and then got a servant to turn it off so people would think he was working late, but he actually always got about nine hours sleep. >> oh, right. okay oh, clever. i like that. >> just for a minute, i thought you were going to compare me to. >> i was going to say, where are we going with this? >> i'm sorry. we talk about priti patel saying that labour are being held hostage by the million militant trade unions and taking the fuel allowance from the pensioners. >> is she right? >> is she right? >> no, because they're separate issues. so first of all, when it comes to the trade unions that everyone sort of leaping up and down about

until dawn. and four oar loaves are among the elements of the intangible cultural heritage of belarus. well, hello, native lake! oh, it's good to be found, burbot crayfish, that's when there are fish and crayfish, then the water is good, it tastes soft, earlier even in winter we drove on ice, we took water specially. the depth is small, at the moment it is an average depth of about a meter, meter 20, the dimensions are 7 by 5 km. then there is a lot of sporus, grass, vegetation, since it is shallow, it is a good breeding ground for mole, there is not much fish growing here, the lake falls into the river nursery, and flows out, flows into the pripyat, and the pripyat into the dnieper, then even fish from the dnieper sometimes come to us, the lake next to ... the road itself always overflowed, there are many, many, many boats, i always asked dad, why so many boats, each owner had his own boat, his own pier, behind the lake they planted potatoes, grain, anything, hayfields there harvest tens of tons

above invisibility fly up, scatter in white. two, my embrace three, burn, night at dawn, on eyelasheser of sleep, and from the ear of phrases, sound, they will bring us together, will touch the keys, spring, no more sleep, no sleep, if the music spills, here remembering that with you together on the rainbow of stars, the morning will steal, i'm not afraid below, workers in a white dress two, in my feet three mountains, night and dawn, eyelashes splashes of sleep and hell ears of phrases sound, they will bring us together, scattered. hello everyone friends, this is a podcast not a format a place where the loudest hits sound the most unexpected feats happen. all girls love. guys with guitars, that's what i won them over with, my wonderful co-hosts, karina cross and valya karnaval, and also the gypsy band group behind me, namely roman, nikita, arkady and alexey, and of course, me, anton lavrentyev. who came to us today, who? the performer of this hit, do you know which one? which one? i know, i'll lose you soon. by the way, 70% of men sing this song to the girls they're in love with. and

>> lawrence: dawn is going to be so upset. >> ainsley: we love you, dawn. go to what is it uncle giuspeppes? >> brian: they have italian singers walking around singing to you. >> lawrence: we will go as a team. >> steve: of course, the closest great grocery store market basket where peter used to work as a stock boy. >> ainsley: i love those little stores market basket. >> brian: i hate when they price gouge. >> ainsley: gauge. one of those days. >> steve: you know, it happened at 6:22. harris and walz finally facing the press after keeping quiet 40 days on major issues. bill mcgurn calls out the media for letting it get this bad in the first place. he is coming up next. ♪ those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. you can cashback 5% on travel purchased through chase with freedom unlimited and... buy better plane seats. switch to a king suite. or book a silent

this dawn will come again to the light of our hope, a dawn bright from the romantic breath of our martyr , a dawn bright from the presence, bright from distant horizons, its light from the rain of hope, and its life from joy, iran repents , the beating heart of my soul, iran, the pure name in my language, iran, to the back of my soul, the pure name of iran good morning, dear viewers, so we want to go to the international part of the morning program. good morning, dear viewers ok, we are at your service with international news . yes, as you mentioned , a temporary ceasefire will be established in gaza starting tomorrow, according to what the united nations has announced, for the polio vaccination of mr. barati, an expert on palestinian issues. hello , there is a reporter here in the studio to talk more about this issue , mr. brati. good morning. welcome. i also say hello to you, mr. shahbani, and also dear viewers. i am very happy to be on your show. stay alive, mr. brati. a temporary truce has finally been proposed due to the pressures between international and follow-up by the united na

this is dawn neesom dawn neesom well remembered. it is not beverley turner.o no beverley turner. no, no no no beverley turner. no, no no no beverley turner. and this is jonathan ashworth who was, until recently a labour mp. he was one of the few to lose her seat. but we won't go into all of that because don't intrude on private grief, even though we're about to talk about free speech. >> stop doing it then you said you weren't going to nigel farage jonathan, who's now an mp, says that he fears keir starmer is about to embark on the biggest restriction on free speech in peacetime because of the internet, because of cracking down on the lies, the hate, the propaganda on. >> i mean, where's nigel farage, said this, he's presumably said it on gb news on his twitter account, on fox news. you can say it in the house of commons, you can say it on these youtube channels. i mean, cracking down on free speech. i'll give over nigel. of course he's not cracking down on free speech, but he's making the point. >> he's going to use the far right riots if you accept to, rest

will come again to the light of our hope, a dawn bright from the loving breaths of our martyrs, a dawn from the presence of the light from distant horizons, its light from the rain of hope and its life from life. your happiness is with me, iran fpsh darling, my dear iran, the name of your envelope is on my tongue, iran , to the back of the dollar. good morning and you. in this part of the morning program, hello reporter, we want to go to a very, very attractive exhibition, and that is the exhibition of kurdish natural and off-road industry. in the studio , we are hosting the executive director of this exhibition, mr. pilhor. good morning. welcome , good morning. hello, i am at your service and all the survivors of the program . be healthy, mr. pilor. the exhibition of the off-road nature industry has started. please make a very attractive exhibition. from the details of this exhibition, what exactly happens in the exhibition, its name is very attractive, 100. it is the same. this year, we are witnessing the 7th edition of this exhibition. there is an industry where those who are produc

come and tell me about the dawn of tomorrow, a moment of excitement come and say that from the dawn oforrow, open a window from tamasha to magdeh and sing with me again , welcome to that spring that is not a dream. singing the name of the country at the feet of iran, being patient with its people, saying a kiss to its flag. come and tell me that from the dawn of tomorrow, open a window from tamasha to majdeh, sing with me again about that spring that is not there, and dawn will come again to the light of our hope.

kiss my heart, i love you, dance gift of dawn tears of love, kissed with the month gave. whole fogs in, heart beats in heart, i love you, i love you, i love you, i love you, i love you, i wish everyone music in the soul, music in the heart, love each other and be happy. annilog, it is not the first time that the competition of young performers new wave is held on the federal territory sirius, the main goal of which is the development of science, technology, sports. this is a place of support. talented children who come here from all over russia. participate in educational programs center can be attended by schoolchildren who have achieved special success in sports, science or art. agree, it is symbolic that now talented performers and musicians also gather here. applause to sirius! and, of course, only ideal artists perform here, for example, such as he. an excellent student who graduated from school with a gold medal, a graduate of the moscow art theatre studio school, the winner of the new wave, and today also the host of this concert, a real, universal, ideal artist, sergey lazarev.

a bright dawn from the loving breaths of our martyr, a bright dawn from the bright presence of distant horizons, its light from the rain of hope and its soul from the happiness of iran, the beating heart of my soul, iran. good morning, dear viewers, in the following , we want to discuss a special issue in the field of agriculture and agricultural enclosures, one of the special forces that the agriculture department and the agriculture department of the sed and cima news agency have always been followed and from today our friends are going to address this issue in a more special way. dear mr. shaukti, reporter of sada wasim news agency, we are present in the studio to explain more about this. mr. shaukti, hello, good morning . i am at your service and dear viewers. greetings and courtesy , we are at your service. please, we want to talk about determining the price of agricultural products. by the way it is also a good time because the agricultural season is starting, we are close to the first of mehr , so to speak, two days ago, which was officially the beginning. but unfortunately, the

, yeah, at dawn, when nature itself gets up, when the birds get up, when everything wakes up, when you wake up yourself, well then you can lie down, of course, you'll want to sleep during the day, you can lie down during the day, and we can afford it. in our village there was such a tradition: during haymaking, the residents would go far into the swamp to mow the hay, to save time, they would spend the night there in freshly mown huts, since childhood we've heard these interesting... stories about how it was interesting to spend the night, what a deep sleep there was in such huts, how strength was restored after an hour, a daytime sleep in such huts, we wanted to come up with something for our guests, something similar from our folk traditions, something more aplectic to our conditions, suitable, we will build two... houses, the walls will be made of grass, the roof - from a sheet, the exit from our hut will have a view of the swamp, there will be such a complete fusion of our guests with nature, we will fill the mattresses with meadow grass using healing herbs, we will make small pill

this is britain's newsroom with dawn , mason and newsroom with dawn, mason and me. nana akua.s. >> gbnews.com/yoursay chuckling away . away. >> eileen, i had to laugh. eileen. eileen dowd as well. she's put this comment on. she went when labour was first elected, the socialists started crowing. the adults were backing the room. now, after eight weeks of railroading through stupid ideological policies before parliament reconvenes. starmer has removed margaret thatcher's portrait from the thatcher room. how real is that? these people are not adults. they're petulant students union rejects. >> but they did claim the adults were back in the room. >> i mean, is that an adult thing to do? no, they're not back in the room. >> lots of you are commenting on the on the cigarette thing as well. banning cigarettes. stop selling cigarettes. if they want it banned. well, they won't do that because it rakes in loads of money in taxes. exactly. and of money in taxes. exactly. and of course, this is a point. that was jenny, by the way. and maggie says, if they ban the sale of cigarettes , it w

ah, birch, in the crimson dawn.hose edge, birch, crimson hall, fire edge, birch , raspberries of the sun, yaroslav, and where do you get your love for creativity, tell me, eduard semenovich, allow me, before i say this, thank you sincerely with love, for your creativity, for these amazing songs, which we still sing and will sing, it is truly happiness, happiness to be here today in this amazing studio, beloved, andrey, thank you, and double happiness to perform in front of the author, i don’t know. this happens, such luck, and the most interesting coincidence is that when my wife and i moved to minsk, we lived in the malinovka area, the whole country sang malinovka, so these too, you brought a gift, they told me, of course, yes, yes, these are tula gingerbreads, and there are gingerbreads from veliky novgorod, this is my city, where i live, more massive, bigger, tastier, i think, andrey, of course. he just has no time for women there, he still needs to get around, you say, and i, and he needs everything quickly, sin

adrienne dawn bush was the head of the special skills division. she wrote that it would have been ideal to, have sent recreation leaders as soon as residents had arrived, quote in order to bind the homesteaders into harmonious social units. as it was, clark's clark reported that the clubs and activities that had been designed to improve the social had instead become what she called hotbeds of discontent, as participants inevitably slid toward a serious contemplation of their economic problems, which they no power to solve. after speaking with homestead leaders, residents and observing the situation for herself, clark said the solution was clear special skills needed to send in music leaders, quote, to help meet the need the emergency situation as as the long term plan she in every one of these colonies project managers and educational supervisors me the desperate need for recreation to keep up morale and carry the homesteaders through the present pioneer period without exception. often they regarded musical leadership for the adult homesteaders as

wenzler. >> dawn thank you. it's 1031. >> dawn thank you. it's1031. news room. the russian city of belgorod has declared a state of emergency after ukraine launched a surprise offensive that zelenskyy has admitted was easy and met with little resistance. ukraine has since claimed 1000km of russian land. moscow said its forces had contained the ukrainian army's advance actions in the kursk region, while ukraine claimed to have controlled more territory in the past 24 hours. evening standard defence editor robert fox says ukraine wants to keep the russians guessing. >> they're probing, they're pushing, yes, you said they've got into the kursk pocket, zelenskyy admitted with great ease. they're now probing now away to the south and the east, to belgorod , which is where all to belgorod, which is where all this started, keeping the russians guessing again. the game at the moment is to throw the russians off balance for as much as possible. >> the latest figures show inflation rose for the first time this year to 2.2% in the 12 months to july. figures are

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it's bev and dawn this morning.vernment has just released their quarterly migration statistics. legal migration statistics. legal migration is down. whilst illegal migration remains steady. >> and one stat shows that afghans make up the biggest nationality, crossing the channelin nationality, crossing the channel in small boats. >> well joining us now is gb news reporter ray addison, who is in clacton. of course, nigel farage's constituency for the reform uk party. good morning ray. what are the major concerns there about . ray. what are the major concerns there about. immigration and immigration? >> well, i'm here today speaking to residents, to business people and to politicians as well to find out their reaction to these figures and tough stance. they're announcement of the measures that they're introducing to try and crack down on illegal migration. joined by council of the reform uk group. councillor, thanks so much for joining uk group. councillor, thanks so much forjoining us. what's your much for joining us.

when you forget, you will float away from me at dawn, leaving only a bouquet of droppings at our statechi, vzhem, i will remember only this voice always, it is like a forest stream, it will caress my heart, when the rain has taken cover. i will remain alone in your autumn by the old old santa, when having taken cover from the rain we will put the old ontom, i will remain alone in your autumn. everywhere, like many words, like yellowed leaves with the wind, have flown away into the valley, when you forgot me, at dawn you sailed away, like ships sail away from the pier, when you forgot me too, at dawn. where it sailed away, like ships sail away, there are piers, like ships sail away there, piers, ships, like ships sail away from the piers, and when you say goodbye, i will see the lost. i will see birds flying away in it, i will take paints, i will take host, i'll pour some wine and say a toast, dust off the yellowed pages, yes, it's so convenient, i'll remember, i'll remember, i'll remember, always! two greats gutin vladimir presnyakov and alexander ivanov. let's bow for the sake of dece

that's why only dawn is trusted to save wildlife.y show." my guest tonight is a stand-up comedian whose new netflix special is called "we ride at dawn." >> i think bachelorettes are cults. and if you are quiet right now, you are in one. because think about it. stephanie chooses you to be a part of something bigger. and then she takes you to an undisclosed location, scottsdale, arizona. you're dehydrated. you're sunburned. you are scared. you are black out. you've lost $2,000. you've also lost your job. if you even look at another bridesmaid and you are like, "is this a lot?" she'll be like, "do you not support stephanie?" >> michael: please welcome hannah berner! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ i mean, look at this. this is amazing. this is so "daily show." >> i tried to match the energy. >> michael: yeah. [cheers and applause] it's great! it's great. congrats on your special. >> thank you. >> michael: it's doing great. it's very funny. let's talk about being a woman in comedy. because it seems like a tough path. >> do you want to become o

operation early dawn . now. operation early dawn.tarmer sticking plaster solutions? >> and labour appear to have caved in again. they're announcing new laws to make it easier for unions to strike. but by relaxing the rules for nhs workers to walk out. is sir keir starmer putting lives at risk? >> and the big story? misogyny will be treated as a form of extremism under new government plans. but is this just a threat to free speech? >> indeed it is. across the pond, vice president kamala harris leads donald trump in the polls. would you believe it? as she prepares

or say, from the dawn of tomorrow, there will be a window from watching, come, say, from the dawn oforrow, a window. from that spring that does not exist, to sing a happy dream in the name of the homeland , to be patient with its people, to say hope to its flag shows a kiss, iran is not the heartbeat of my soul. iran, your pure name on my tongue, or say, from the dawn of tomorrow , open a window from tamasha to majdeh, sing with me again from that spring that is not there. our national team is present, god willing, sarlek will be able to see the condition of sarlek. it is very difficult to get there with the flight conditions, the weather, and the weather . before all of this, the first thing they have to do for the olympics is how to train to reach the competition, because they have not been selected . no, he has been training, it 's impossible for the wrestlers to leave, now the league matches, which is the premier league of my country, are starting for these matches, but. ok according to him, the olympic competitions were with him according to his training, but the training for th