it's notjust a case of storm esher doing her thing and then clearing off into the north sea, lots ofbe checked, lots of things have to be made safe. 100% safe for anybody travelling on the roads and railways before the lines can be reopened again. the railways before the lines can be reopened again.— railways before the lines can be reopened again. the bbc news live nae, i reopened again. the bbc news live page. i can — reopened again. the bbc news live page. i can see _ reopened again. the bbc news live page, i can see there _ reopened again. the bbc news live page, i can see there have - reopened again. the bbc news live page, i can see there have been . reopened again. the bbc news live i page, i can see there have been some dramatic videos we have seen of roofs being blown up on things like that? , ., ., that? yes, we saw that video in lincolnshire _ that? yes, we saw that video in lincolnshire of _ that? yes, we saw that video in lincolnshire of the _ that? yes, we saw that video in lincolnshire of the dramatic - lincolnshire of the dramatic pictures of what looked like a corrug

universities such as amir kabir university , sharif university, maleke esher university, and others have become an industry. we, or the space research institute that built these recent satellites , have become industrialized and out of technology. i mean , we don't have any problems in the matter of making satellites. from 0 to 100, from the university to the final stage, even commercialization is completely iranian. we did it, completely iranian. we have done it. you may buy parts from abroad, but if you can manage the technology , we are doing this ourselves, but other countries that own satellites, such as turkey, the uae, etc. , all of this is done by technology transfer. we did not transfer technology at all in the matter of satellites. now they are transferring the technology of the same ranks either in the form of cbi, that is, they give it the complete system, or skd, skid, or parte. but in none of these you don't give the name, the name means why, they don't give the types, that is , they tell you how, they tell you sir, tighten this screw here , tighten this nut here, this body

the geographical organization of the ministry of defense in the field of scientific fields of maleke esher university, which have made a significant contribution to the development of satellites. this chain is evolving and we hope that with the ability in it is currently being developed so that we can meet all the requirements of the satellite makers, which have been compiled by the respected space organization of the country in the form of a program and the requirements have been announced to our collection . bumi, god willing , let's take action. god willing, you also explained about the sarir satellite, which we will discuss more about in the next section. mr. dr. salari, regarding the satellites that were sent today , can you explain the missions that are assigned to them? well, you announced the mehdah satellite today. which is like a satellite sarayya, which was launched 8 days ago last week, and it is one of the successes for space industry experts , there is a research satellite about the mehda satellite , the mission that the satellite has, the other satellites that have been carr

who did affix in the — issue was raised with esher who did affix in the s 90 software release due toh of march 2006 _ due to start on the 4th of march 2006 for— due to start on the 4th of march 2006 for completion by the 14th of april 2006, and by the 22nd of march the s 90 _ april 2006, and by the 22nd of march the s 90 migration report showed the counter— the s 90 migration report showed the counter release was 99.9% complete. -- escher _ counter release was 99.9% complete. —— escher. fujitsu monitored the issue— —— escher. fujitsu monitored the issue on— —— escher. fujitsu monitored the issue on the _ —— escher. fujitsu monitored the issue on the 27th of march and an employee — issue on the 27th of march and an employee noticed that the timeout locks had _ employee noticed that the timeout locks had gone right down. so that is on _ locks had gone right down. so that is on the _ locks had gone right down. so that is on the fujitsu account of matters _ is on the fujitsu account of matters. it was a problem that was first noticed in september 2000 and a fix was _ first noticed in sep

stone esher is already approaching. of daylight will seek gales in many areas, intensive wintry scotland, northern england, wales and parts of the south—west later. the driest conditions, in the south—east, east anglia and the channel islands. temperatures between ten and 15 degrees. 0vernight is when the winds will really ramp up. amber warnings are in place for most parts of the uk that is because you are closer to the centre of storm isha. 0vernight, the centre of storm isha. 0vernight, the strongest of the winds will be built widely across the country. sweeping rain across all parts. a few showers into monday morning. temperatures lower as they go through into the morning. the winter will have eased for monday morning that the impact will still be felt. destruction possible across many parts of the uk. the latest travel news will be found under a local radio stations. tomorrow will be a blustery day across the board. in scotland and northern ireland to showers will be frequent. fewer showers will be frequent. fewer

to recap — an amber warning for wind has come into force, as storm esher moves in, affecting most ofes have now stopped running. there have also been heartstopping moments at heathrow airport. several planes, including this one, had to initiate a "go—around" after being hit by gusts while landing. you can see it get one wheel down, before accelerating again. it did actually then later land in stansted — but it certainly would've been a bumpy ride on that. you can get all the latest updates on our website. as we've been saying, that storm is potentially escalating throughout the evening, so that page will be updated with all the information that you need there. and of course, wherever you are, you can get the latest weather forecast coming up in just a few minutes. people in eastern parts of germany have been treated to a dazzling view as an asteroid blazed across the night sky. take a look at this — in a rare event, the event was predicted by astronomers just three hours before impact. that meant a researcher was able to capture these rather spectacular images. nasa predicted the tin

store in esher with this on sunday night into monday morning.t will stay dry with a weak wintry sunshine. temperatures more widely up sunshine. temperatures more widely up to five or six, so not as has been over the last few days. there will be downpours of rain overnight across western scotland. temperatures potentially dipping below freezing initially in eastern england but then rising again with that milder air as we head into saturday morning. a series of weather fronts as we head through the weekend. the is on a ship, a tight squeeze on the isobars. for saturday morning, more rain for western wales, across the north west of england and the pennines. showers in western scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon. south—eastern areas of england likely to stay largely dry. temperatures will rise to nine or 10 celsius. it will feel increasingly more windy on the western coast with heavy rain for western areas for saturday night and into sunday. here is storm a share. that will beast swinging through. the worst of the winds on sunday nig

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an amber warning for wind has come into force, as storm esher moves in — affecting most of the uk. 90 in wales. and thousands of homes have lost power. the storm is affecting transport, avanti trains have stopped services on the west coast main line. and scotrail services have now stopped running. there have also been some hairy moments at heathrow airport. several planes, including this one, had to initiate a 'go around' after being hit by gusts while landing. you can see it get one wheel down, before accelerating again. meanwhlie, we're just hearing that operations at the sellafield nuclear site in cumbria have been suspended due to severe weather warnings. here's our correspondent sharon barbour. storm isha has landed and there are widespread warnings in place across the uk for heavy rainfall and gusts of winds of up to 80mph and worse is forecast for overnight. there's also a risk—to—life warning in coastal areas. if you do come near the coast, please make sure that you err with caution. the idea is that even when it is rough, the wind and the waves will come and they could sweep

ed davey has put two people up in esher and guildford, which has a very good chance of going lib dem've, i would say if when the opinion polls start coming out, ed davey will be in degree of trouble and i be in a degree of trouble and i think he'll bigger and keir starmer. >> but keir starmer at the cps. >> but keir starmer at the cps. >> yes, that's true, but that's much, much as i love the water to lapping his feet and it to be lapping at his feet and it is slightly but ed davey is in a degree of trouble that it's the whole officialdom that if you whole of officialdom that if you were part of officialdom , you were part of officialdom, you thought the post office must be right and fujitsu must be right, and you didn't listen. yeah. >> your valued and your >> to your valued and your known, um, post office, no personal relations, human contact , being a personal relations, human contact, being a community player , the things we're told player, the things we're told matter that we teach our children in school actually counted for nothing . counted for nothing. >> and i think people fe

ed davey has put two people up in esher and guildford, which has a very good chance of going lib dem've, i would say if when the opinion polls start coming out, ed davey will be in degree of trouble and i be in a degree of trouble and i think he'll bigger and keir starmer. >> but keir starmer at the cps. >> but keir starmer at the cps. >> yes, that's true, but that's much, much as i love the water to lapping his feet and it to be lapping at his feet and it is slightly but ed davey is in a degree of trouble that it's the whole officialdom that if you whole of officialdom that if you were part of officialdom , you were part of officialdom, you thought the post office must be right and fujitsu must be right, and you didn't listen. yeah. >> your valued and your >> to your valued and your known, um, post office, no personal relations, human contact , being a personal relations, human contact, being a community player , the things we're told player, the things we're told matter that we teach our children in school actually counted for nothing . counted for nothing. >> and i think people fe

eamonn there are some stark similarities between esher and jocelyn.me sort of trajectory, same sort of impacts of wind and rain andifs sort of impacts of wind and rain and it's the same sort of parts of the country which will be affected by by jocelyn, who were worst affected by the esher. that said, i think everything will be a notch down, uh, in comparison with esher, which has to be good news, doesn't it? but given that some places are still without power as we speak , uh, without power as we speak, uh, what we're going to see over the next 24 hours is only going to hamper the recovery. now, in terms of the actual weather that's going to hit us over the next hours. first of all, next 24 hours. first of all, rain. already pouring with rain. it's already pouring with rain. it's already pouring with rain across northern rain again across northern ireland. and that wall of water is crossing the irish sea. uh, so if you live across mainland britain and it's dry where you are right now, it's not going to stay that way. that rain will soon sweep its way e

part of, um, the south west suburbs of, um, the south west suburbs of london, effectively places like esherent . and dominic mps at the moment. and dominic raab, i know, is standing down in evesham and those are our top target. but if we can make serious south—west serious inroads into south—west surrey, which is jeremy hunt's seat and even more into surrey heath, which is michael gove's, well, that would be great, but well, that would be great, but we will do well all over the country. and as ed davey pointed out, i mean, this isn't just in, uh, the, you know, bits of south—west london and the further suburbs, but also in manchester, yorkshire , where we manchester, yorkshire, where we have target seats there too. >> and we've seen in by elections, um, very effective in chesham and amersham , in chesham and amersham, in tiverton, of course, in somerton and in north shropshire as a seati and in north shropshire as a seat i stood in the lib dems were extremely focussed. when you pile in and get suckered , you pile in and get suckered, you pile in and get suckered, you think there's any such

had a majority of 24,000 over turned in mid beds esher last year, it looks like they will lose this seates, so whoever gets this seat will only have it for a few months till the next election. and then at that point it's going anyway. going to cease to exist anyway. so nightmare for so a bit of a nightmare for rishi sunak. quite a difficult week with being week back, along with being criticised for the floods. and you now these revelations you know, now these revelations that apparently he didn't have much faith in the rwanda policy while he was chancellor . while he was chancellor. >> katherine forster thank you very much for that. as i said, and they're not even back in power. i don't think they go back to after the christmas recess until monday. is recess until monday. so this is all now. all in the first week now. joining me a political joining me now is a political commentator, matthew stadlen and journalist and broadcaster mike parry. thank you so much parry. gently thank you so much for joining me. this after two forjoining me. this after two of my favourite panellists, it has to

two amber wind alerts are in place as storm esher nears landfall.ons now in place, forecasters say there's a danger to life in some areas , warning to life in some areas, warning of falling trees , power cuts and of falling trees, power cuts and possible flooding. our south—west england reporter jeff moody says conditions will get worse tonight . worse tonight. >> storms really beginning to take effect now. the wind is really beginning to pick up. the rain has arrived too, and it's going to get a whole lot worse tonight. this is the ninth named storm of the season , and what storm of the season, and what makes this one unique is that it's going to affect the whole of the uk , the met office saying of the uk, the met office saying make sure that everything in your garden is secured, fixed down the risk from flying debris is very, very real indeed . avoid is very, very real indeed. avoid coastal paths and avoid rural paths to . the best thing you can paths to. the best thing you can do is to stay indoors . do is to stay indoors. >> all flights coming