esther also heard about it. she ordered someone to go and mordekai about the reason behind his anguish and restlessness. mordekai reported everything that had happened to esther and handed over then order on the killing of jews issued by haman to inform esther. 'mordechi asked esther to urge the king to have mercy on the jews and spare their lives. in response, esther ordered to bring together all the jews of shusan and fast for three secative days. mordechi immediately did what esther had instructed him to do, and asked the people to repent and pray for the community's deliverance. on the third day of the fasting, esther went to the king, weeping and expressing grief while praying god for the salvation of the israelites. the king was strongly touched by the scene and decided to hand her his golden cane. esther moved forward and held the king and asked the king to invite haman for a dinner involving the three of them. "the king and herman went to esther's banquet, at the table, while drinking wine, the king aske

the king and haman went to esther's banquet. at the table, while drinking wine, the king asked esther to make her the man known and pledged to give her whatever she wishes, even if it cost him half of his territory. 'esta said, now the time and joy of his majesty, i'm asking for my safety and that of my people. i'm a jew, someone has plotted to eradicate our people. the king wondered who that bring person was who thought of a ruthless lot. "this sinister man, hamman, is the very enemy of my people," ester ried. the king immediately ordered his man to hang haman and his 10 sons. now ester went back to the king once again expressing concern that the threat still existed and asked him to issue another verdict nulling hamman's early order the massacre of the jews across the nation. she said, "how can i witness the massacre and eradication of my people?" the king full authority to issue a new order and seal it with the king. ring, the day of the order by hamman arrived, when the enemies of the jews were expecting to kill them, things

this sister man, haman, is the very enemy of my people, esther replied.now esther went back king once again, expressing concern that the threat still existed asked him to issue another verdict, unling haman's order for the massacre of jews across the nation. she said, how can i witness the massacre and eradication of my people? the king gave esther full authority to issue a new order and seal it with the king's ring. day of the order by hamman arrived when the enemies of jews were expecting to kill them off, but things completely changed, and it was the jews who achieved triumph over their foes. under esther's order, the jewish inhabitants in all of the empire came together and massacred anyone who previously to kill them. in the capital shushan, some 500 people died as a result. the death toll throughout the persian empire reached 75000. marday recorded everything that had happened and sent copies across the persian land reach all member of the jewish community. he asked them to celebrate the 14th and 15th of the month of adar, for the deliverance of the

esther also heard about it.sh and restlessness. mordekai reported everything that had happened to ester, even had over the written order, the kill of jews issued by hum to inform esther. mordechi asked urged the king to have mercy on the jews and spare their lives. in response, esther ordered to bring together all the jews of sushan and fast for three consecutive days. mordekai immediately did what had instructed him to do and asked the people to repent and pray for their community's deliverance. under third of the fasting. ester went the king, weeping and aggressing grief while praying to god for the salvation of the israelites. the king was strongly touched by the scene and decided to hand her his golden cane. esther moved forward and held the king and asked the king to invite haman for det involving the three of them. king haman went. as backward at the table while drinking wine, the kingther to make her demand known and pledged to give her whatever she wishes even if it cost them half of his territories. est

ester and the king one night with the king and the book of esther. in all those king ahaz.ه ما داریم زبانش مال کیه خیلی از روایت هایی که ما داریم که کتابم یکی از روایتهای پایه اصلاً به زبان یونانیه خب زبان یونانی که خب این مال دورانیه که بنابراین توی اسکندریه یه جمعیت بزرگ یهودی داریم که زبانشون یونانیه مال اون دورهست قاعدتاً متن به احتمال زیاد خاطره یه اتفاق شبیه به اینه که این اتفاق به احتمال زیاد درده. the king that esther married in the bible identifies, it's very clearly he's identified as 486 to 465 bc. much detail of his reign was actually preserved by the greek historian wars. یعنی حس من اینه که در دوران ارده این ماجرا رخ داده یعنی تاسیس پرستشگاه هایی مثلاًتا که میدونیم رخدا در خیلی از جاها احتمالاً به واکنش یهودیان. شده احتمالاً شورشی نزدیک بوده بشه یا سرکوبی قرار بوده بشه و نشده یعنی حل شده مسئله و خاطره این باقی مونده خاطره این در واقع مهری که بین این قم و یک زمینه بزرگتر سیاسی بوده این متولور شده به صورت یه روایتی درومده که قوم یهود به صورت زنی و دولت ایران به صورت مردی اونور اخشورش این ور استر اینا با همدیگه پیوندی که برقرار می کنن یهودیان رو شیره می کنن گفته خ

esther and the king, one night with the king and the book of ester. in all those king ahazirus.حمله مثلاً نقدونیان به یه اشاره شده معلومه بعد این اتفاق افتاده اگه به شخصیت تاریخی اشاره شده احتمالاً اینطور یه زاویه دیگهش اینه که متنی که ما داریم زبانش مال کیه خیلی از روایت هایی که ما داریم که کتابم یکی از روایتهای پایهش اصلاً به زبان یونانیه زبان یونانی که خب این حال دورانی که بنابراین تو اسکندریه ی جمعیت بزرگ یهودی داریم که زبانشون یونانه یعنی حال اون دوره متن به احتمال زیاد خاطره یه اتفاق شبیه به اینه که این اتفاق به احتمال زیاد در دوره اردشیر دوم افتاده. یعنی حل شده مسئله و خاطره این باقی مونده خاطره این در واقع مهری که بین این قم و یک زمینه بزرگتر سیاسی بوده این متبلور شده به صورت روایتی در اومده که قوم. یهود به صورت زنی و دولت ایران به صورت مردی اونور اخش اینور استر اینا هم دیگه پیوندی که برقرار می کنن یهودیان رو شیره می کودشون ۷۵ هزار تا ایرانی در اون ایام قتل عام میشه نگاه کنید چه سحنیه یه خورده تجسم کنیم این وضعو در عرض ۳ روز ۷۷ هزار نفر بعضیا بعض نسخه های تورات نوشته ۷۵ هزار تا بعضیا ۷۰ تا میگن حالا بین ۷۰ تا ۷۷ هزار نفر رو هر هر کسی که یه یهودی نشون می داده می گفته این

jack blanchard and esther brimmer. you about what we just heard, jack, so interesting to see the difference between how things come across from the russian government, from vladimir putin, compared to what president zelensky said in his last and of your address. you what president zelensky said in his last and of your address.— last and of your address. you are completely _ last and of your address. you are completely right, _ last and of your address. you are completely right, and _ last and of your address. you are completely right, and that - last and of your address. you are l completely right, and that russian society is used to hearing this propaganda from president putin which they have heard for many years now about the motherland and the important nature of the literary operation we have seen in ukraine, and we have seen him perform elsewhere before as well. the question has to be about resolve, now, no adults in pizza tenant resolve for this, with the russian people have the resolve to see—through for years t

یونانی هم هست. and apparently ahazirus seemed to be feating character for the story in the book of estherنانی معاوی واقع همون زمان یعنی سال بعد از اون سالی که امسال اتفاق میفته سال بعد به صورت مکتوب در میاد آخه این متن که در واقع تاریخی که ما داریم در مبنا یه سری شخصها می تونیم بفهمیم مال کیه مثلاً یکیش که مهمه اینه که به کجاها ارجاع داده شده یعنی اگر یه متنی مثلاً به اسکندر ارجاع داده معلومه مربوط به دوران بعد اسکندر یا اگر به یه موضوعی شده یعنی حل شده مسئله و خاطره این باقی مونده خاطره این در واقع مهری که بین این قم و یک زمینه بزرگتر سیاسی این متبلور شده به صورت یه روایت در. هر کسی که یه یهودی گفته این با ما دشمنه اونو می گرفتن می کشتن چه صحنه the idea that such helpless people just driven out of their country should get up native persians and the police just watch and the army just watched یعنی ۷۵ هزار نفرم شما اگه بین ۱۲۷ در هر استانی تقریبا ۶۰ نفر میشه که این اصلاً عددی نیست ادعا و یک ازعانی است و یه اعتراف. اونجا موقع محاکمه و اینا که نبوده که هر کسی رو که یهودی نشون داده می گفته این ما مخالفه اینو گرفتن می کشتن واقعی به این شکل بوده. خیلی بیشتر از ۹ بنده و معلوم هست چرا اونا برجسته

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dame esther rantzen is best known for presenting the bbc show that's life.he'd been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and is currently undergoing what she describes as "a miracle treatment". but if that doesn't work, dame esther says she might go to dignitas, an assisted dying clinic in switzerland. it's an idea that's supported by her daughter, rebecca. she doesn't want us to see her have an awful, painful death. she wants us to remember her as she is now, which is epically wonderful. but rebecca fears she could be prosecuted if she helps her mother travel to dignitas. i wouldn't be able to go with her. my husband would go nuts if he thought i was going to go with her. i'm looking after two kids. i'm trying to work. i can't go to prison. i can't go through a court case at the worst point in my life. when i've lost my person, i'm suddenly being prosecuted with her death. this latest call for change concerns a law which sharply divides opinion. campaigners say assisted dying would give people suffering with terminal illness greater control over how and when

once again esther rantzen giving — esther would hope.se earthquakes. lava is spewing out of a two—mile crack near the fishing town of grindavik, which was evacuated last month. louisa pilbeam reports. it's a breathtaking sight. the volcanic eruptions on the reykjanes peninsula transformed iceland's night sky. one witness took this video, as they were driven past, as lava spews from the volcano. but with this display of nature's power comes the obvious danger to human life. scientists knew this was coming for weeks — a series of earthquakes and changes to the ground were the early signs. everyone was prepared. they evacuate the town exactly when they should have done. like the iceland... icelanders are especially good at this because the entire country wouldn't exist if it wasn't for all these volcanoes. like the whole country is volcanic, so everyone is, like, fully educated, fully aware. no one messes about, you know. everyone listens to the scientists, exactly what they're saying. around 4,000 people had already been evacuated from the

i might um, look , esther i might add, um, look, esther rantzen, remarkable woman .absolutely remarkable. i've got nothing but praise for her. um, and i've got a massive amounts of sympathy for people who find themselves in a situation where they want their own life. they want to end their own life. and how can and in principle, how can you argue something? their argue with something? it's their decision. it's their life. why should be able to? should they not be able to? i think the problem with changing the is the unintended the law is the unintended consequences it, whether consequences of it, and whether or new, unfair or not you create new, unfair inessin or not you create new, unfair iness in the system. so there are some people who, yes, of course, they want to end their own and you might say , own life. and you might say, well, shouldn't be. but well, why it shouldn't be. but of are some people of course there are some people who want end who don't really want to end their life. yeah, and they'd their own life. yeah, and they'd be making a decision be forced

israelis today celeb the feast of dressing up in costumes like queen esther or other costumes.d, our people were saved, the people face another attempt by yet another persian potentate to destroy us, iran's supreme leader, non supreme leader, به عنوان طلبکار نشون بده اگر شما تاریخ زندگی یهودیان رو در ایران ببینین این خودش جواب همه سؤال رو میده یعنی یهودیان با تاریخ بسیار بسیار طولانی در کنار مسلمون داشتن زندگی می کردن اینجا اما یک نکته ای که اینجا وجود داره اون سیاسیونی که در اسرائیل زندگی می کنن اون ها نماینده حضرت موسی نیستن نماینده دین یهود نیستن و اسطوره استرمورد بی اینکه هیچ غرض اجتماع. سیاسی منفی پشتش باشه یادآور نجاتبخشی ایرانیا و کارکرد نجاتبخشی ایرانیان برای یهودیان هستش که یهودی تو هر کشور سرزمینی که زندگی می کردن وظیفه دینی خودشون که در حال وقتی که دارن از استفاده می کنن حقشناسی داشته باشن نمکشناس نباشن در خدمت اون جامعه باشند وقتی که حقیقت پشت داستان مشخص میشه معمولاً خیلی مثل روز روشن خواهد شد که هیچ افراد سیاسی و هیچ آرمانی که موجر به تخریب یه قومی خواهد بود پشت داستان نیست و بیشتر. به دنبال قوم یهود در این روایت به دنبال پیدا کردن و در حقیقت پیدایش یک ناجی دوباره

dame esther rantzen has said she's considering the option of assisted dying, and has called on mps toer — said she's currently receiving a "miracle" treatment. but she said she has joined the clinic dignitas, which is based in switzerland, where assisted dying is legal, in case her condition gets worse. helena wilkinson reports. dame esther rantzen, best known for presenting the bbc show that's life, became a household name during her decades—long broadcasting career. injanuary she revealed she had been diagnosed with lung cancer, now at its most advanced stage. the 83—year—old's diagnosis has made her think about her own death. she is currently undergoing what she describes as a miracle treatment, but if that doesn't work, dame esther says she might go to dignitas, an assisted dying clinic in switzerland which she hasjoined. i have joined dignitas. i have in my brain thought, "well, if the next scan "says nothing is working, i might buzz off to zurich." if you watch someone you love having a bad death, that memory obliterates all the happy times. and i don't want that to happen. i do

apparently a hazirus seemed to be feading character for the story in the book of esther to representن که در واقع تاریخی که ما داریم بر مبنا یه سری ش شاخص ها می تونیم بفهمی مال کیه مثلاً یکیش که مهمه اینه که به کجاها ارجاع داده شده یعنی اگر یه متنی مثلاً به اسکندر اجا داده معلومه مربوط به دوران بعد اسکندری یا اگر به یه موضوعی شبیه حمله مثلاً مقدومیان به ایران اشاره شده معلومه بعد این اتفاق افتاده اگه به شخصیت تاریخی اشاره شده احتمالاً این داره زاویه دیگهش اینه که متنی که ما داریم زبانش مال کیه خیلی از روایت هایی که ما داریم که کتابم یکی از روایتهای پایه اصلاً به زبان یونانیه خب زبان یونانی کهست و خب این مال دورانیه که بنابراین تو اسکندریه ی جمعیت بزرگ یهودی داریم که زبانشون یونانیه یعنی مال اون دوره است قاعده متن به احتمال زیاد خاطره یه اتفاق شبیه به اینه که این اتفاق به احتمال زیاد در دوره اردشیر دوم. بوده بشه یه سرکوبی قرار بوده بشه و نشده یعنی حل شده مسئله خاطره این باقی مونده خاطره در واقع مهری که بین این قم و یک زمینه بزرگتر سیاسی بوده این. رو هر کسی رو که یهودی می گفته این با ما دشمنه می گرفتن و میکشند so the idea that such helpless people who had just been driven out of the cou

because i think esther will succeed if she repeals the equalities act.on that you think it can succeed just by moral drive and the power of her personality to push this through whitehall, that she can do it within the current law ? because within the current law? because the intention is benign. >> optimistic about the >> i'm optimistic about the higher education world, given that we've got professor arif ahmed and the office for students now i'm less optimistic when it comes to other areas of the public sector because as those teeth that that that new role has are just not there. so this new code of conduct or whatever it is that esther mcvey rolls out , it could just be rolls out, it could just be ignored. so in that way, i, i agree that that really is to be tested. and i might be a little bit more pessimistic about that. >> all right. well, nonetheless, we wish esther well and thank you very much thomas. coming up, trans guidance schools trans guidance in schools reaches compromise reaches a compromise with concerns legality of concerns about the lega

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>> i think if you're doing what esther rantzen done, i mean, esther rantzen has done, i mean, she wasllness, um, a year or maybe a bit longer ago , and maybe a bit longer ago, and she's made it absolutely clear that, you know, if she if the treatment becomes too, too intrusive, too painful or whatever, i mean, she's obviously not going to get better, but all the time she can carry on. that's not the same as saying, oh, as soon i've been saying, oh, as soon as i've been diagnosed terminal diagnosed with a terminal illness, i want to pop off to switzerland. it's about a switzerland. it's about having a conversation and about controlling. what stage you controlling. at what stage you want to say, i've had enough. >> well, also, curating your own death. i mean, i've, i have a lovely vision . i'd like to die lovely vision. i'd like to die in my bed with my beloved people that i love round me and my pets on the bed with me. that's my idea of how i want to die . and idea of how i want to die. and why on earth should i not be allowed to have that? >> richard says a completely disagree with ev

now this all was kicked off by, as you know, esther rantzen. got esther rantzen.g cancer. she's stage four lung cancer. she's registered dignitas, which registered for dignitas, which is harrowing and heartbreaking for and he is saying, uh, for her. and he is saying, uh, he appears to be agreeing with esther rantzen , calling for a esther rantzen, calling for a free vote on this issue in parliament. >> he says it seems appropriate , >> he says it seems appropriate, but i do personally think there's ground for grounds for changing the law . so it would changing the law. so it would have to be a free vote on the issue. we have to be very careful where there are such divided and strong views. >> yeah, i mean, i felt like this was coming actually for a while. um, when i was at the labour conference, um, earlier this year, i noticed that there were multiple stands and stalls at conference were at the conference that were supporting in the law supporting a change in the law on dying . i mean, it supporting a change in the law on dying. i mean, it is on assisted dying. i

dame esther rantzen is best known for presenting the bbc show that's life. cancer and is currently undergoing what she describes as "a miracle treatment". but if that doesn't work, dame esther says she might go to dignitas, an assisted dying clinic in switzerland. it's an idea that's supported by her daughter, rebecca. she doesn't want us to see her have an awful, painful death. she wants us to remember her as she is now, which is epically wonderful. but rebecca fears she could be prosecuted if she helps her mother travel to dignitas. i wouldn't be able to go with her. my husband would go nuts if he thought i was going to go with her. i'm looking after two kids. i'm trying to work. i can't go to prison. i can't go through a court case at the worst point in my life. when i've lost my person, i'm suddenly being prosecuted with her death. this latest call for change concerns a law which sharply divides opinion. campaigners say assisted dying would give people suffering with terminal illness greater control over how and when they die. opponents argue a change in

same story using a similar portrayal: estther and the king, one night with the king and the book of esther های دیگه تاریخی دونستن. برای مثال اردشیر خود متن یعنی خودر مدعیه که در قرن چهارم اول قرن چهارم پیش از میلاد نوشته شده. به نظر میاد کتاب استر باید چیزی حول وحوش نیمه سده دوم قبل از میلاد نوشته شده باشه و نیمه صده دوم قبل از میلاد یعنی اوایل. یعنی حل شده مسئله و خاطره این باقی مونده خاطره این در واقع مهر بین این قم و یک زمینه بزرگتر سیاسی بوده این متبلر شده به صورت روایت درومده که قوم. که یه یهودی می گفته این با دشمنه اونو می گرفتن و میکشتن چه صحنه ای است. people who had just been driven out of the country should get up and slaughter native persians and the police just watched and the army just watched it در استانی تقریباً ۶۰۰ نفرن نسان عدد نیست ادعا و یک ازعانی است و اعترافی هستش که خودشون دارن. یه یهودی نشون می داده می گفته این با هم مخالفه اینو می گرفتن می کشتن واقعی به این شکل بوده ۱۷۷ بند. کلی ماجرایی درش وجود داره که خیلی بیشتره و معلوم نیست چرا اون برجسته نشده این انقدر قلمداد شده نکته اول نکته دوم اینکه کشتار چقدر بوده اصلاً یهودیان اومدن شاه ایران دشمنانشونو کشتار کردن در شوش ۵

israel today state the feast of por by dressing up in costumes like queen esther or other costumes.شتندگی می کردن اینجا اما یک نکته ای که اینجا. در خدمت اون جامعه باشند وقتی که حقیقت پشت داستان مشخص میشه معمولاً خیلی مثل روز روشن خواهد شد که هیچ اغراض سیاسی و هیچ آرمانی که منجر به تخریب یه قومی خواهد بود پشت داستان نیست بیشتر به دنبال قوم یهود در این روایت به دنبال پیدا کردن و در حقیقت پیدایش یک ناجی دوباره است یهودیان همه جای دنیا در واقع دارن اتصالشون به ملیت ایرانی رو جشن می گیرن و چقدر عالی حالی اتفاق خودستی به همین. که ما با یهودیا داریم خیلی بیشتر از اون اختلافیه که الان داره روش تاکید میشه و ما می تونیم دوباره با یک سیاست درست دوباره اون ها رو به دامان این حوزه تمدنی خودمون برگردیم الان من یهودی هم تو همین جا دارم زندگی می کنم بین مردم هستم توی محیت زندگی تو همسایه ها یا توی دانشگاه سرباز جاهای دیگه توی بازار با همدیگه دارن زندگی می کنم خیلی وقتا اصلاً این اختلافا وجود نداره این حالا هم روحیه خود ایرانی بودن هست فرهنگ is absolute truth or simply based on fiction, it's definitely not a matter of high concern for iranians and the jew community living in the country. instead, wh

dame esther, who we euthanized.ne and silverline and all of her campaigning, has been diagnosed with stage four cancer. she knows that death is inevitable and potentially very painful , and potentially very painful, and potentially very painful, and death is something that she sadly very familiar with. but 83 years old. she's watched both her mother and her late husband have deeply painful deaths, but who in her close family did not have a painful death? she revealed this week. while her dog, she talks of how when her husband was desperately ill, they couldn't put him out of his pain. but when her dog was, they could. and i think that esther rantzen , speaking up for rantzen, speaking up for assisted dying to be legalised in this country as right. how can it be acceptable that we say that when we see a pet in awful pain, we think of it as the humane thing to put them out of their misery? but we insist that our elderly relatives must stumble on and she says that the problem with what her kids saw was that the last me

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talking to bbc radio 4's the today podcast, dame esther said british laws need to be updated.

yesterday, her mother, esther, came out of the courtjust yesterday, her mother, esther, came out of they, her mother, esther, came out of the courtjust after hearing that both of them had been convicted of murder and said that she had no sympathy for the children involved. however, she did call for restraint on the parents. she said that they too have lost children. that was made reference to today by the judge in this case. as i said, these two children are still known as x and y, but on february two we will be able to name them. thejudge, mrsjustice amanda whip a parisian. she said murder was a shocking event, murdered in a particularly brutal way. the defendants themselves are children, and messages that they sent between themselves point to a degree of planning beforehand. both children, she said, have added vulnerabilities. x has traits of autism, why is on the autism spectrum, to, and are selectively mute and hasn't spoken since he was arrested in february last year. now, she says that in the interest of the public, the public interest will remain in place, and are such that they

talking to bbc radio 4's the today podcast, dame esther said british laws need to be updated.ined dignitas. i have, in my brain, thought, "well, if the next scan "says nothing's working, i might buzz off to zurich." but, you know, it puts my family and friends in a difficult position because they would want to go with me and that means that the police might prosecute them. so we've got to do something. at the moment, it's not really working, is it? the scottish government's tax and spending plans will be announced later today. economists are warning that ministers are grappling with a black hole in the budget amounting to £1.5 billion. 0ur scotland editorjames cook has the report. in nearly a quarter of a century of devolution, the scottish state has expanded. university tuition, prescriptions, personal care for the elderly and much more are all free here at the point of use. but every year comes the question, how to pay the bills and balance the books. the scottish government has a limited ability to borrow money. it can cut spending and has already warned of public sectorjob

i'll be joined live by esther's daughter to get her reaction. we'll also be discussing having your fingerprints taken at the airport and italy. gazumping our migrant deal with the albanians with our very own nana akua on my panel tonight is political commentator suzanne evans, tory mp ronald jayawardena and broadcaster extraordinaire rebecca reid. this is patrick christys tonight. here we go . christys tonight. here we go. email me now gb views or gb news.com. are schools indoctrinating kids with trans nonsense? oh, and see if you can guess what happens next here. a woman pushing a pram down a street near a road . everything's street near a road. everything's fine . or is it? i'll see you fine. or is it? i'll see you after the headlines . after the headlines. >> patrick. thank you and good evening to you. well, a political development in the last half hour or so to tell you about a by—election is definitely going to take place now in wellingborough, in northampton shire, after voters there petition tonight there signed a petition tonight to mp p

dame esther rantzen has said she's considering the option of assisted dying. "miracle" treatment but that she has joined the zurich—based assisted dying clinic, dignitas, in case her condition gets worse. talking to bbc radio 4's the today podcast, dame esther said british laws need to be updated. i have joined dignitas. i have, in my brain, thought, "well, if the next scan "says nothing's working, i might buzz off to zurich." but, you know, it puts my family and friends in a difficult position because they would want to go with me and that means that the police might prosecute them. so we've got to do something. at the moment, it's not really working, is it? let's speak now to baroness ilora finlay, a consultant in palliative medicine and a crossbench member of the house of lords. you were listening to that interview earlier. what you make of what she says about how she wants to go, she's made the decision if she wants to go she will tell her family but the problem is that if they went with her they could be prosecuted? she makes some other important points i

brought forward assisted suicide, whatever you wa esther rantzen. something we >> yes. is it something we should have? personally, i think >> yes. is it something we shoubutiave? personally, i think >> yes. is it something we shoubut we'llpersonally, i think >> yes. is it something we shoubut we'll be sonally, i think >> yes. is it something we shoubut we'll be goingr, i think >> yes. is it something we shoubut we'll be going through not. but we'll be going through the case against and for. the case both against and for. >> cannot an issue >> i cannot think of an issue that i had to face in 20 years as an mep that i felt more confused over than this particular one. you'll have to listen be in the car listen very. i'll be in the car listening. that's enough from me. let's a look me. let's have a look at the weather. back with you tomorrow at 7:00. weather. back with you tomorrow at 7looks like things are heating >> looks like things are heating up. spot of weather up. boxt boilers spot of weather on gb news is . on gb news is. >> hello. welcome to yo

let's ask our panel, esther ban carrillo editor, the credo, arm and coney founder estimates outreach and former kind of commissioner climate and social justice journalist and angel mccardle, chair, libertarian national committee. thank you so much for joining me on this very important issue. i want to start off with you, esteban, what can one assess about the current environment of a country when the people choose to make such a dramatic change in leadership? on the other side of this is a country that is battling so time and place on the side of the volume. the currency of 50 percent of the population is under the body, right. and this is the new, this is a message to the politicians of establishment. but there is, i certainly say what else? and we're all inside of the warehouse to find out because these policies say like stream it, somebody to another state that you know, lots of lots essentially every single government agency he, uh, talked about, i mean, a lot of seen the sales guy, you know, talked about uh, the economy shock therapy is he's telling me while he's on the waiting

let's ask our panel esther band carrillo, editor the cradle argument. coney founder as to us outreach and former kind of commissioner climate and social justice journalist and angel and mccardle chair, libertarian national committee. thank you so much for joining me on this very important issue. i want to start off with you, esteban, what you want to says about the current environment of a country. when the people choose to make such a dramatic change in leadership, on the other side of this is across the street, the bottom, and so time and place on the side of the volume. the currency of 50 percent of the population is under the body rate. this is a message, this is a message to the call to the politicians, the establishment. but this one, let me say there is, i just want to say what else were wrong inside of the warehouse to find out because his policies to say no, it's 3 and it's a bit of another statement. you know, lots of lots, essentially every single government agency he, uh, talked about, i mean, a lot of seen the sales guy, you know, talked about, uh, the, the shop there is

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but daily express now esther , thanks. express now esther, thanks., uh, esther rantzen's bid to have a discussion in parliament. on what? what do you call it? legal seized. dying, i suppose. assisted dying, isn't it really, when it comes to the whole dignity stuff? um, look, let's let's focus on mail, let's focus in on on the mail, uh, for now, charlotte, i'll start with you. do you think justin welby , the archbishop of justin welby, the archbishop of woke, should be knighted ? woke, should be knighted? >> he is pretty woke . um, one >> he is pretty woke. um, one thing he should be knighted about famously corrected about is he famously corrected meghan and when they meghan and harry when they pretended had a fake pretended they had a fake wedding garden . um, so wedding in the garden. um, so i wonder whether charles knighted him basis alone, because him on that basis alone, because he actually , he was of the he actually, he was one of the very first to pull them up on their but, you their ginormous fibs. but, you know, very fond of know, charles is

after uh, dame esther rantzen spoke about joining dignitas clinic.ews.uk com but let's get the weather now with annie . get the weather now with annie. >> good morning. to your >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. i'm shuttleworth from i'm annie shuttleworth from the met office. is to be met office. today is going to be another not quite as another windy day. not quite as windy as yesterday, but there will persistent will be some quite persistent rain showers across more rain and showers across more northern eastern areas in northern and eastern areas in the south and west, though it should drier and should be a much drier and brighter day there is brighter day and there is a chance some sunshine chance of seeing some sunshine through here. through the afternoon here. however this band of rain will continue to stream in to more northwestern . parts of northwestern areas. parts of southwestern scotland north western england, northern ireland well, and the far ireland as well, and the far north—east scotland will see north—ea

esther war role.ther wages war on minister on woke and she's the minister for this is for common sense. and this is her first major intervention. and she's and it's good because she's saying she's going basically saying she's going to basically crack public cash crack down on public cash being wasted consultants wasted on equality consultants while people are struggling with cost of living. i know it's a big thing for you. like we've got this diversity, inclusion, equality nonsense. meanwhile, got this diversity, inclusion, equality ncstrugglingaanwhile, got this diversity, inclusion, equality nc struggling withhile, got this diversity, inclusion, equality nc struggling with the got this diversity, inclusion, equeofy nc struggling with the got this diversity, inclusion, equeof living.uggling with the got this diversity, inclusion, equeof living. she'sg with the got this diversity, inclusion, equeof living. she's going the got this diversity, inclusion, equeof living. she's going toe cost of living. sh

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