faisal islam, thank ou ve doesn't happen. faisal islam, thank you very much. _ doesn't happen.u very much, our _ doesn't happen. faisal islam, thank you very much, our economics - doesn't happen. faisal islam, thank. you very much, our economics editor. the first images have been published of the wreckage of the titan, that's the submersible that imploded on a deep dive in the north atlantic with the loss of five lives. us coastguard say the submersible�*s landing frame and a rear cover were found in the debris. the vessel imploded on isthjune a short time after starting its descent to the wreck of the titanic on the sea bed. 0ur science correspondent jonathan amos has more details. a sombre moment at quayside as the debris from the titan submersible was unloaded. ship workers attempted to cover the fragments but some pieces were still clearly identifiable. a titanium end cap from the cylinder—shaped carbon fibre sub with a large hole where a viewing window was once positioned. the rear equipment bay thrown clear in the violent implosion that occurred nearly four kilometres dow

faisal bin farhan's trip to tehran and the meeting with the foreign minister and the president of our country were covered. al-mayadeen lebanese network said about the positive effects of this meeting on the region that the expectation of some parties to create an obstacle has disappeared and now faisal bin farhan has traveled to tehran. pictures for it is not pleasant for some, but it undoubtedly has a positive effect on many issues in the region, from yemen to lebanon. qatar's al jazeera network also considered this meeting in the interest of the countries of the region. it has been a decade since safavi, which analysts consider to be in the interest of the countries of the region, former american in an interview with al jazeera, he considered the reestablishment of diplomatic relations between iran and saudi arabia to be in conflict with the american policy towards the middle east and said that if i want to explain how policy makers in washington follow the news related to this development, i must say that they are a little shocked while expressing satisfaction with the establishme

meet with ben farhan was angry, raisi said in a meeting with prince faisal that only the enemies of islam, and at the head of them, the zionist regime , are upset with the progress of bilateral and regional cooperation between iran and saudi arabia. he has left it alone because tel aviv has been without iran's diplomatic air . you are the anchor of khabar network of jahan today program. continued news and reports of al-alam network. palestinian political figures and teenagers emphasized that the palestinian cause is one of the winners of the agreement between iran and saudi arabia. the provinces consider the dreams of the zionist regime to be closer to the arab countries and to act against iran shattered. and islamic are the winners of the agreement between iran and saudi arabia. in the meantime, the zionist regime, which considers this a threat to the existence and considers its plan to infiltrate arab and islamic countries through the normalization of relations at no cost , is considered the biggest loser in terms of metal. relations against the zionist regime and the common cause of al

of the arab league and the foreign ministers of the pacific islands to learn about the details of faisal al-maqdad's visit and its importance. west asia, mr. harif rus, hello, good morning, mr. ali forosh , please tell us , dear viewers, about the importance of boys' trips and saudi arabia . arab is very important and is considered a very important person because it shows the continuation of cooperation in the arab world and shows the role of syria in regional equations and you can say that these trips have entered the operational phase and syria is operationally entering regional equations. during the reconstruction of arab and saudi relations with syria and syria, he is recording his own role in the region, he is recreating his role in the region. from an actor, the benefit of a game . thank you very much . i will say goodbye to you. ok account dear viewers, good luck and happiness, god willing, from the news agency, a meeting of the anti-trafficking headquarters and the ministry of industry is scheduled to be held today, and the important issue of product identifiers, which has been i

thank you very much, faisal islam, our. you very much, faisal islam, our economics editor.ing in to us from the... the bank of england has raised interest rates for the 13th time in a row to 5%. that is up from a.5%. the rise could intensify the financial squeeze on those whose mortgage deals are running out and on other households with debt. let's get more and he will be affected by this, live now to yet another person, if you can believe that. what was your reaction to that interest rate rise? it believe that. what was your reaction to that interest rate rise?— to that interest rate rise? it was heavily protected, _ to that interest rate rise? it was heavily protected, so _ to that interest rate rise? it was heavily protected, so it - to that interest rate rise? it was heavily protected, so it was - to that interest rate rise? it was heavily protected, so it was no i to that interest rate rise? it was i heavily protected, so it was no big shock, but i know it is going to be a worrying result for many mortgage holders. ~ ., ., a worrying result for many mortgage holders. ~

faisal islam, bbc news.ng higher mortgage costs. but rishi sunak says that would make it harder to meet his target of halving inflation this year. he was taking questions on the economy at an event in kent, from where our political editor chris mason reports. the prime minister turned up at a giant warehouse in kent this afternoon, the backdrop obvious to all — the numbers climbing higher and higher, the cost of borrowing, the price of almost everything, going up. rishi sunak is on a mission to reassure. i'm here to tell you that i am totally, 100% on it and it is going to be ok and we are going to get through this. and that is the most important thing i wanted to let you know today. you've said today, you've tried to reassure people this afternoon that it's going to be ok. isn't the blunt truth that, for some people, it won't be ok if you're going to be able to get inflation down? well, chris, i've never said this is going to be easy. inflation eats away at the money in your pocket and that's wrong. and tha

faisal's trip al-maqdad is the minister of foreign affairs of syria.dollar should visit iraq today. during his trip to iraq today, he is going to have meetings with the president, speaker of the parliament and the minister of foreign affairs of iraq . strengthening bilateral relations with iraq is one of the issues mentioned in the order. mr. faisal al-maqdad's trip to iraq is the most important issue raised in this is that after mr. after syria returned to the arab league , they are looking for the resumption of relations and the country iraq that in these 12 years had severed its relations with syria, in order to strengthen relations , they are seeking to establish more relations with syria, but we will have news and reports about this issue in different news sections . in addition to this news, takhar today is the 20th , 21st consecutive week of demonstrations against netanyahu in the territories israeli settlers gathered in front of mr. netanyahu's house since last night, and it was decided that this demonstration will continue today. it is said th

al-watan newspaper of syria announced this news and wrote that syrian foreign minister faisal miqdad and saudi foreign minister faisal bin farhan will participate in a bilateral meeting and discuss a number of common issues . this meeting is on the sidelines of the second meeting of the implementation abroad the member states of the arab league have resumed their political relations with the government of bashar al-assad after several years of disconnection with syria . the american occupying forces have established military bases in the north-east of syria, which has oil and gas fields, according to the report of the network. where is the purpose of creating these bases to steal oil and other syrian resources with the cooperation of armed groups to help this country ? to the bases of this the military is moving in northern iraq. it is separatist militias that are affiliated with the us . they are cooperating in the theft of syrian oil. it is the policy of the us that the heads of the country have been following in venezuela, iraq and syria for the past years. regarding syria, it is

faisal islam, bbc news.help homeowners who are struggling with mortgage payments. the shadow chancellor rachel reeves said all lenders should be offering a switch to interest—only payments for a temporary period, to ease the crisis. downing street insists rishi sunak is still on course to meet his target of halving inflation this year. our political editor chris mason has been looking at the different approaches to the inflation problem. the prime minister turned up at a giant warehouse in kent this afternoon, the backdrop obvious to all — the numbers climbing higher and higher, the cost of borrowing, the price of almost everything, going up. rishi sunak is on a mission to reassure. i'm here to tell you that i am totally, 100% on it and it is going to be ok and we are going to get through this. and that is the most important thing i wanted to let you know today. you've said today, you've tried to reassure people this afternoon that it's going to be ok. isn't the blunt truth that, for some people, it won't be

faisal al-maqdad to saudi arabia in the last three months. i want to discuss with mr.raji international affairs expert mr. moradi, hello, good morning. hello, i am at your service . they traveled to saudi arabia. how do you evaluate this trip ? let me tell you about mr. miqdad's trip to saudi arabia and his participation in the meeting. arab league institute beside five other countries, in fact, the arab language and the region and commonalities formed this union and they envisioned goals for themselves around that, so the presence of syria in this union is very important .

al jazeera, qatar, russia , french press news agencies, from sheet press and reuters, the trip of faisal bin farhan to tehran and meet with the foreign minister and the president of our country covered our country's al-mayadeen network of lebanon said about the positive effects of this meeting on the region and the expectation of some parties for obstruction has disappeared and now saudi arabia's foreign minister faisal bin farhan visited tehran . the pictures are not pleasant for some, but you used to have a positive effect on many issues in the region , from lebanon to al jazeera, qatar also considered this visit in the interest of the countries of the region. they know that the former american in in an interview with al jazeera english channel , he considered the reestablishment of diplomatic relations between iran and saudi arabia to be in conflict with the american policy towards the middle east and said that if i want to explain how policymakers in washington follow the news about this development, i must say that they are a little shocked . while expressing his satisfaction with t

faisal bin farhan to tehran and the meeting with the foreign minister and the president of our country were covered. lebanon's al-mayadeen network said the positive effects of this meeting on the region and the expectation of some parties for obstruction has disappeared, and now saudi arabia's foreign minister faisal bin farhan will visit tehran. the images are not pleasant for some, but they have a positive effect on many issues in the region, from yemen and syria to lebanon . al jazeera qatar also considered this visit to benefit the countries of the region. it is the first visit of the foreign minister of saudi arabia to iran in more than a decade. it was a trip that analysts consider to benefit the countries of the region in an interview with the british al jazeera channel, the former american considered the re-establishment of diplomatic relations between iran and saudi arabia to be in conflict with the american policy towards the middle east and said that if i want to explain how washington politicians follow the news related to this development , i must say that they they were a

faisal bin farhan, the minister of foreign affairs of saudi arabia, also expressed his great satisfaction with the establishment of relations between the two islamic countries and his trip to tehran. we are supposed to appreciate it and cooperate with the islamic republic of iran in the context of benefiting from these conditions for the parties and the region . his country to promote relations he pointed to the strategic level and added that economic, development and cultural cooperation is on the agenda of tehran and riyadh. the meeting between the foreign ministers of iran and saudi arabia, both sides expressed their satisfaction with the establishment of diplomatic groups of iran and saudi arabia and the development of cooperation between the two countries in the fields of transportation. and the transfer of science and technology to provide services to pilgrims and tourism was reviewed. a new chapter in the relations between iran and saudi arabia on the third day of the agreement between the two countries to resume diplomatic relations in the bilateral meeting of hossein amirabdollah

faisal bin farhan's visit to tehran and meeting with the minister the foreign affairs and the presidentour country were covered. lebanon's al-mayadeen network said about the positive effects of this meeting on the region, the happiness and expectations of some parties for obstruction have disappeared, and now faisal bin farhan and the foreign affairs of saudi arabia traveled to tehran . the images are not pleasant for some, but it has a positive effect on many issues in the region, even lebanon . al jazeera , qatar also considered this visit to benefit the countries of the region. the countries of the region know that the former in an interview with al jazeera, the american said that the re-establishment of diplomatic relations between iran and saudi arabia contradicts the american policy towards the middle east and said that if i want to explain how policymakers in washington follow the news related to this development, i must say that they they are a little shocked, while expressing satisfaction with the establishment of relations with tehran, the saudi al-hadath network said that the

faisal islam, our economics editor, many thanks.nemouth beach last week. the coroner heard there was a suggestion that a riptide may have led to their deaths. 12—year—old sunnah khan and 17—year—old joe abbess both died in hospital after the incident on wednesday. dorset police say they are keeping an "open mind" about the circumstances leading up to their deaths. a conservative mp has been charged with a racially—aggravated public order offence. colonel bob stewart, who's 73 and has represented beckenham since 2010, is accused of using threatening or abusive words or behaviour in central london last december. he's due to appear before magistrates next month. the prime minister has announced that two more barges have been bought by the government to house up to a thousand migrants. rishi sunak also said the number of people making the crossing in small boats is down by a fifth since last year. the first barge to hold asylum seekers is due to dock in portland in dorset this month, as our political editor chris mason has more details.

faisal islam, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.oss the uk. growing up, frankie feeney was taught to suppress his feelings. when he lost his baby daughter and then discovered her organs were retained in the alder hey hospital scandal, he didn't know how to grieve. the suicide of his brother years later made him decide to take his own life. just had this black cloud over me. but frankie told his gp and was referred to james's place — set up by the parents of james wentworth stanley, who took his own life aged 21. we see men really quickly. we help them to make a sense of that whirlwind that they're in at that moment of suicidal crisis. around three quarters of all suicides in england and wales are men. it's the leading cause of death in men under 50. the north west has the second highest suicide rate in england. james's place set out to change that. i felt at last that i wasn't on my own. james's place has saved my life. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. president biden and

arabia to resume diplomatic relations , arrived in tehran to meet and talk with iranian officials, faisal bin farhan said, carrying a message from king salman of saudi arabia and the president of our country mr. raisi held a meeting and press conference with the minister of foreign affairs of our country today and emphasized that the negotiations are clear and like an hour ago he also met with the president of our country. between iran and saudi arabia let's discuss on stage mr. seyed reza sadr hosseini, an expert on west asian issues, and dr. mirmasoud jamshidpour, another expert on west asian issues in our country, and guests will be added to our group by phone. welcome to mr. dr. mr. dr. jamshidpour and mr. dr. dr. dear host, dear and dear service to you. hello, i hope to be at your service . god willing, we will be able to serve you a good and useful program. hello , have a good time. dear viewers and guests dear lonely doctor, i am at your service. thank you and goodbye to the dear viewers of the network. we invite you to talk to the mother of the news network . join us. colleagues,

faisal islam, bbc news.evan gershkovich, against the extension of his pre—trial detention. mr gershkovich — a us citizen — was arrested at the end of march, accused of espionage, a charge he and his employer categorically reject. he is the first american journalist to be accused of spying in russia since the cold war. it's 12 weeks since evan gershkovich was arrested in russia, and charged with espionage. today, the usjournalist appeared in a moscow court to appeal against the extension of his pre—trial detention. it's 12 weeks since evan gershkovich was arrested in russia, and charged with espionage. today, the usjournalist appeared in a moscow court to appeal against the extension of his pre—trial detention. we were only allowed into the courtroom for a minute orso, to film evan, before the start of the hearing. what was my impression? well, he seems to be holding up, to be bearing up 0k, in what must be a very stressful and difficult situation for him. his parents were in the courtroom. they were able to

after reaching the age of 18, faisal took the throne, paved the way for the entry of the united states in important sectors such as the army , education, economy, and opened agreements such as the centaur military agreement, which brought iraq's military dependence on the united states and the privileges of the people. easily by iraqi statesmen it is approved for the americans, but the residents of iraq are tired of this situation and are looking for change. qassem did this. abdul karim qassem, a 44-year-old iraqi brigadier general, lives in the second chapter in iraq . we remember qassem's coup against the iraqi monarchy because of his quick and violent military spirit. and we were supported by the mass of people and it was praised as a revolution, most of the countries quickly recognized the new government. the largest oil fields are subducted and the volume the oil reserves of this country amount to 112 billion barrels of oil. at this time , iraq is a vital exporter in the oil industry and an important ally. it was recognized before gamal abdel nasser of egypt, but it didn't take lo

faisal islam. and to our chief political correspondent, nick eardley, at westminster.s the biggest issue the government is facing. there are calls in parliament for the government to intervene and help people with increasing mortgage rates. the lib dems have backed that, some tory mps have as well. i do not think it will happen. speaking to people in the treasury they are adamant it will be a bad idea and make getting inflation down harder. the labour party are saying the same. it wants the government to focus on putting pressure on the banks to be more flexible instead. there is no doubt this is going to lead to a lot of pressure on the government. we are going to hear from the prime minister this afternoon and i think his message will be, stick with the plan, there is not another one. the best thing to do is to keep going and trying to bring down inflation. i think this is going to be the defining issue of the next general election. that makes a lot of conservative mps extremely nervous. rishi sunak tried to portray himself as prime minister as mr stability. many fee

faisal islam, bbc news, in brighton. it's not looking too good.news for anyone who was borrowing money. the fiscal studies reckons that up to one and a half million people with mortgages are going to be looking at a 20% reduction in disposable income. that is a considerable, some people are not going to be able to afford it in a dispute with mortgages, because of the general situation. this, we are looking at what feels to become with the housing crisis and of course, for the government and for rishi sunak and the prime minister in particular, there is not a political peril in there. inflation halved by the end of the year and remain stubbornly high. higher than anywhere else in the g7 and i think for mr rishi sunak, he is not failed to bring inflation down and over the next 18 months, and the run—up to what will be the next general election, some many more people have hit this mortgage cliff were their productive remortgage and face much higher costs. difficult times the government, i think. higher costs. difficult times the government, ithink. b

faisal is with me, and our political editor chris mason is at westminster.on at this point to you, how does the government, how does the bank of england to try to tackle a problem which is even more stubborn, clearly, than they thought? irate clearly, than they thought? we alwa s clearly, than they thought? - always knew after an unprecedented triple economic shock affecting the world and britain over the last three years, there was going to be a tricky tightrope between growth, downturn and inflation on the other hand. we now know the tightrope is trickier and it is especially tricky for the uk, versus other similar major world economies. there are three culprits you could look at. firstly, the bank of england, was it too slow off the mark in raising rates and trying to club this inflation down? there's also questions about government policy and terms of the effectiveness, competitiveness of the economy, in terms of wages and prices going up fast, but coming down more slowly. maybe there is the brexit factor as well. but the interesting issue is the structu

faisal islam, bbc news.o face multiple federal charges of hoarding classified documents. it'll be the first criminal prosecution of a former us president, and he remains the frontrunner to be the republican candidate in next year's election. he denies the charges and has called for his supporters to protest. sarah smith, our north america editor, is outside the courthouse now. what will this appearance be like? it will be a short but significant. the protest as you mentioned, there are plenty here, very colourful with huge trump flags, some even in red, white and blue costumes but i would say there are dozens of them, not the thousands that law enforcement here in miami expected. they might not even catch a glimpse of mr trump when he arrives, he is likely to drive straight in via an underground car park and for the court appearance itself, no cameras will be allowed in the courtroom so we will not get any images. the charges that will be read to him are very serious, underthe that will be read to him are ve

our economics editor faisal islam reports.luding the minimum wage. they all had between five and 7% in the last six months. and separately, when it comes to recruitment, we are seeing really high prices coming through from the new recruits we are looking to employ. that is seen across the economy with ordinary wages, that is excluding bonuses, up by 7.2% over a year. that might be evidence inflation is starting to become entrenched across the economy. so let's look at inflation. that's actually still higher than those wage rises, which, when you put it all together, means that take—home pay is still falling after a year and a half. financial markets think that the bank of england interest rates will now top 5%. the market for a two—year borrowing to the government, effectively a judgment on where rates will go, that's now at the highest level for a decade and a half. and just today exceeded the high seen during last autumn's mini budget panic. so a big decision coming next week for the bank of england given these figures. as i

faisal paved the way for the entry of the united states in important sectors such as the army and the development of the economy and oil, the return of agreements such as the centaur military agreement , which brought about iraq's military dependence on the united states, and oil concessions are on your way. kurd abdul karim qasim sarti 44 an iraqi year old remembers the life of the monarchy in iraq, the second season. qasim's coup against the iraqi monarchy was supported by the masses of the people because of his military spirit, fast and fierce, and it was extended as a revolution. now the ambassadors of the united states and the united kingdom are appealing to general qassem first, because iraq's oil fields are considered one of the largest oil fields in the world, and the country's oil reserves amount to 112 billion barrels of oil, which iraq exported during this period. the oil industry is a vital player and an important ally is the government the united states, the third president of the united states of america, recognized the government of general qassem as a balance against g

amir abdullahian and faisal moqdad, in a phone conversation, referring to the president's jurisprudential trip to syria and its positive results , emphasized the determination of both sides to implement the agreements made during this trip. also, the syrian foreign minister presented a report on the developments and openings in his relations with the positive presence of syrian president bashar al-assad at the arab league summit. mr. amir abdollahian, while congratulating me on the month of bardesh, also wrote that these developments are positive and constructive. new it is iran. in this report, while the countries of west asia are moving towards friendship with iran, israel is most concerned about the stefta supersonic missile, which is capable of passing through defense systems. the cnn report mentions the capabilities and range of iran's supersonic missile. what distinguishes iran's new missile from other missiles is its maneuverability. barry bala website reported that some zionist soldiers refuse to be present at the border of egypt . this issue arose after an egyptian soldier threw

here's our economics editor faisal islam. this is clearly a mess but the expectation in financial circles is that shareholders will provide the funds to keep thames water going. but the question is how did this come about in an industry that should be so simple, providing a product that everybody needs, and provided the monopolies of several million customers with no competition. and the answer is in hugely complicated structures, huge debts, and lots of regulation. the boss of thames water, sarah bentley, abruptly stood down on tuesday. she was battling to turn around the company after a legacy of under—investment. let's discuss what's at stake with dr kate bayliss from the centre for water and development at soas university in london. thank you for being on the programme. faisal islam there talking and touching on some of theissues talking and touching on some of the issues why thames water is where it is. can you elaborate on that, please?— on that, please? yes, well, thames _ on that, please? yes, well, thames water, _ on

faisal took the path to enter.united states in important sectors such as the military and education the economy and oil have left contracts such as the centaur military agreement, which brought about iraq's military dependence on yadet-e-tateh, and oil concessions easily provided by iraqi statesmen for the united states.

faisal al-maqdad the foreign minister of syria to iraq is the one who traveled to iraq by water yesterday and had a meeting with the iraqi foreign minister. his meetings with the president, speaker of the parliament and the prime minister of iraq are going to continue. west asian issues mrs. guderzi, hello, good morning, tablet, greetings and respect to you, dear viewers, mrs. guderzi, please tell us about the importance of the visit of mr. psar khad to iraq, and how do you evaluate the importance of this trip in view of the return of syria to the arab league and the country of iraq and syria is a neighbor now ms. guderzi, please speak louder. are you two neighboring countries, iraq and syria? in addition to the joint forces of the two countries , what surah is in the qur'an after seeing iraq alongside the syrian national coalition? we have cooperation that we can. dear country, you said that meeting with the authorities to announce and investigate the absence of the baghdad hole was one of the main goals of deepening the bilateral relations between the two countries, and the role of iraq

they met and discussed in riyadh syrian foreign minister faisal moqdad arrived on sunday at the invitation of his saudi neighbor at the head of a delegation to participate in the second meeting of the foreign ministers of the arab league member states and the foreign ministers of the countries of the pacific islands in the saudi capital riyadh. the beginning the relations between saudi arabia and syria have witnessed extensive developments recently and the officials of the two countries made reciprocal trips to each other's countries . germany and parts of the islamic republic and you can engage in military exercises. japan, which has recently been nominated to be a member of this military organization , is participating in this exercise. the german air force is participating in this exercise. he emphasized that although the purpose of this exercise is to show nato's capabilities, it is a step towards escalation. tension with moscow does not exist, the united states, the united nations scientific and cultural educational organization, unesco, ebrahim raisi, the words of aryas, alcamp, pers

amir abdullahian and faisal moqdad, referring to the successful visit of the president to syria and its positive results , emphasized the determination of both sides to implement the agreements made during this trip. he was also the foreign minister syria presented a report on the developments and openings in its relations with the positive presence of syrian president bashar al-assad at the arab league summit. mr. amir abdollahian, while congratulating damascus for the recent months, described these developments as positive and constructive. khan of the american cnn website wrote that israel is too worried about another party. this is iran's new missile. it is stated in this report that the most concerned is the fata supersonic missile , which has the ability to pass through defense systems . in the past, the capabilities and range of iran's supersonic missile have been mentioned. what distinguishes iran's new missile from other missiles is its maneuverability. the above website reported that some zionist soldiers refuse to be present at the border of egypt . this issue has arisen afte

year that there is no news of masoud rajavi, but the news of his death 6 years ago came out of turk faisal's mouth, maryam rajavi, but instead she represented herself. the voice of women is heard in the world today, the voice of banan means the recorded voice, now after the picture of tirana at the hands of the german police , there are no new accounts of what happened. but now, on the contrary, mohammad javad reza soltani of sada news agency and thank you very much to mr. reza soltani for the great devotional report in which mr. eslami mentioned that let's talk about the actions of the hypocrites in the past four decades and start with the explosion of the republican party office on july 7, 1960, when your honorable father was martyred along with other haft tir martyrs. please explain this account of this incident to us and give us an overview of the crime of the hypocrites in the name of allah , the most merciful. the pahlavi regime was in prison and i beat myself as a pianist he knew that on tuesdays he recites the prayers of tuesdays. the sultan of this style was my shun. he reached a pl

there is no news of masoud rajavi but the news of his death 6 years ago came from turki faisal rajabi'sth, but instead of representing himself, bringing the voice of women to the ears of the world today , the voice of women is the voice of the converted. we have heard that this happened from the camp of maryam abrishamchi, the same story of rape and assault is being leaked to rajabi , but now, on the contrary, mohammad javad reza soltani of the sda news agency . the performance of the hypocrites in the last four decades and let's start with the explosion of the republican party office on july 7, 1360, that your honorable father was martyred along with other haft-tir martyrs . please explain to us a story about this incident. 391 it should also have a review of the crime of the hypocrites in the name of allah, the most merciful , and the most merciful. the picture i saw of mr. mahdi abrishamchi in evin prison with the support of my nerve , who was in prison as a fight against the pahlavi regime, and i hit myself. the police knew that on tuesdays , he recites the tuesday prayer from sulta

faisal�*s here tomorrow. until then, sleep well. goodnight.comes and thate— they do not predict outcomes and that's why— they do not predict outcomes and that's why many colleges in the united — that's why many colleges in the united states have now decided to eliminate — united states have now decided to eliminate test scores as a factor was that— eliminate test scores as a factor was that there are many factors that io was that there are many factors that go into— was that there are many factors that go into the _ was that there are many factors that go into the admissions factor that should _ go into the admissions factor that should go— go into the admissions factor that should go into the admissions process— should go into the admissions process so that the institution can dutifully— process so that the institution can dutifully diverse class, campus and every _ dutifully diverse class, campus and every student can benefit from the best possible learning environment. thank— best possible learning environment. thank you _ best possible lea

amirabdollahian and faisal moqdad talked on the phone in this conversation

syrian foreign minister and saudi foreign minister faisal bin farhan will participate in a bilateral meeting and discuss a number of common issues. it has resumed itself with bashar al-assad's government. ten retired policemen of the zionist regime demand the removal of the minister of internal security of this regime . it is not the solution to the problem, but the main part of the problem. these people also have the continued presence of such a minister, and it is significant for the security of the zionist regime. the former police officer of the zionist regime has also said that before the situation worsens, he should be fired in english . metro company announced 18 million. posts by facebook users removed on the orders of the united states during the corona epidemic , the head of the meta facebook company deletes any content he deems offensive. he kills people. the ministry of justice announced the transfer of 101 afghan convicts in iran to their country. mr. jalalian said that these people were handed over to the afghan authorities through the land border in sistan and baluchis

amir abdullah faisal moqdad, in a phone conversation, referring to the successful visit of the presidentsyria and its positive results on the determination of both sides to implement the agreements made during this trip were emphasized. also, the syrian foreign minister presented a report on recent developments and reports in the relations between damascus and the positive presence of syrian president bashar al-assad at the arab league summit . the builder read the iranian diplomat released from belgian prison who met and talked with mr. amir abdollahian while attending the ministry of foreign affairs. in this meeting, the minister of foreign affairs of our country while welcoming and praising mr. asadi's perseverance and stability during his detention said that the government, the diplomatic system and the judicial branch of the arrest illegality and baseless accusation against the diplomat of our country and flagrant violation of the convention, he used all his strength and capacity, and today you are witnessing the fruition of these efforts, mr. asadullah asadi, the diplomat of our co

faisal is back in the chair tomorrow. till then, goodnight.s from around the world 2a hours a day. this is bbc news. i 24 hours a day. this is bbc news. i think they do see rishi sunak as a man they can do business with. jessica parker in washington, thank you so much forjoining us. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. in the uk, a weekend heat—health alert has been raised from yellow to a more severe amber warning in eastern and southern england, and the midlands. the amber alert indicates that high temperatures could affect all ages and impact the health service. doctors warn that health services across the uk are struggling to provide safe and effective care for cancer patients. the royal college of radiologists, which represents many cancer doctors, describes the situation as a "ticking time—bomb" because of what it calls "chronic staff shortages". a former daily mirror royal editor said piers morgan, who used to be her boss, would "inject" information into her stories without explaining where it came from.

according to arab media, faisal bin farhan is carrying a message from king salman of saudi arabia to mr. raisi, the president of our country. this is the first visit of a high-ranking official. saudi arabia and iran after the severance of relations between the two countries in 1394, here, on the 2nd of october 1394, hundreds of pilgrims of baitullah al-haram witnessed the martyrdom of hundreds of pilgrims on the day of qurban and the wounding of hundreds of people in mina . he said that crowding was the main cause of the accident mena has summoned the deputy minister of arab and african affairs of the ministry of foreign affairs of the saudi embassy and conveyed the level of protest of the islamic republic of iran to the indifference of some of the relevant executive bodies of saudi arabia and some of the three documents issued by the relevant bodies to saudi arabia has announced the execution of shia cleric ayatollah nimr, saudi arabia has executed sheikh nimr baqir al-nimr, a cleric from qatif, actions that triggered a wave of protests in islamic countries affected by the mena inci

faisal moqdad, in a phone conversation, referred to the successful visit of the president to syria and positive results on determination . the two sides emphasized on the implementation of the agreements made during this trip. also , the syrian foreign minister reported on the recent developments in the relations between syria and the positive presence of the syrian president bashar al-assad in the arab league summit, and congratulated mr. amir abdullahian on his recent successes. damascus called these developments positive and constructive, the house of god was prepared to perform hajj rituals for millions of pilgrims . after the end of hajj rituals, the new curtain will change the code. an explosion at a rocket manufacturing factory in turkey left 5 dead. the ministry of defense of turkey announced that the explosion occurred at an explosives manufacturing factory in the alma daga region of ankara, and a number of factory workers were also injured. some of them are it is serious for the turkish authorities to announce that this explosion is not a terrorist act, and the investigation

with potential ones, he held talks with the head of the foreign ministry of saudi arabia , prince faisalarhan saudi arabia is not yet a member of the brix, but seeks to become one . russia advocates the accession of new countries. i confirm uh, nonetheless. ah. our unwavering determination e come from the fact that there should not be countries in the brix that have joined , uh, the illegal illegal policy of unilateral sanctions applied against russia well, other states are also in general expansion one of the key ones, thus 19 more countries want to join, which is an important platform for cooperation between states, emerging markets and developing countries is committed to supporting multiloteralism to actively promote the reform of the global governance system. and increase representation and influence, emerging markets and developing strange manners and practices based on the desire to live at the expense of others affect interstate communication in the most negative way and are unacceptable in the modern world. it is too early to talk about the prospects for creating a common curren

amir abdullahian and faisal mehrdad, referring to the successful visit of the president to syria anditive results , emphasized the determination of both sides to implement the agreements made during this trip . also, the syrian foreign minister reported the developments and the recent openings in damascus relations and the positive presence of syrian president bashar al-assad at the arab league summit, mr. amirabdollahian at the same time congratulated the recent successes of damascus , called these developments positive and constructive. the second international conference on peaceful coexistence was attended by 50 university professors from 15 the country was held in the allameh amini hall of tehran university. in this conference, 150 prominent iranian sunni personalities from the countries of india, lebanon, qatar, pakistan, afghanistan , algeria, jordan, turkey, canada, england and egypt participated in the conference. the president of the university said that in order to achieve islamic unity, convergence in the islamic world should be strengthened, mr. moghimi, referring to the

president of our country in the meeting with bin farhan, wrote that raisi said in the meeting with prince faisal that only the enemies of islam, and the zionist regime at the head of them , are upset with the progress of bilateral and regional cooperation between iran and saudi arabia . the failure of iran's isolation project pointed out that the closeness of saudi arabia to iran has left israel largely alone because the divorce was due to iran's diplomatic isolation. mojtaba shahsaviri of the russian broadcasting news agency announced that at the beginning of the war with ukraine, a secret peace agreement was reached. reached with this country, but the quality of this agreement has been violated. the president of russia spoke about this agreement for the first time in a meeting with the heads of african countries . the country had pledged to remain neutral, but it would be guaranteed by russia and a number of western countries, and russia also said that the reason why kiev did not adhere to this agreement was the pressure of the united states and western countries for the war in ukraine , affec

the bbc�*s economics editor, faisal islam, has been investigating the extent of this new america firsty. i was astounded by the scale and the speed of the transformation in terms of the deployment of public, government, taxpayer subsidy into strategic industries, particularly green industries. there's so much money going in that it's transforming the economic fabric of a whole belt of america. we used to talk about the rust belt. they are now talking about a battery belt. it sounds rather sort of roosevelt years, doesn't it? yes, and there's some conscious echoes of that. indeed, where i was in kentucky, one of the reasons they've sited this in farmland in rural kentucky, that's the... there's two reasons, actually. it's the old coal field that has closed down and they're trying to employ old miners in these newjobs, very specifically, so it's meant to kind of help these left behind areas, these areas that they now say suffered from a period of very open globalisation where china became the manufacturer for the world. but it's also meant to make up lost ground in key strategic industri

current members of the brix, but also with potential, he held talks with saudi foreign minister prince faisaln saudi arabia is not yet a member of brix , but seeks to become one. russia advocates the accession of new countries. i confirm u, nevertheless, and our unshakable determination u proceed from the fact that the brief should not include countries that have joined uh the illegal illegal policy of unilateral sanctions applied against russia well and other states, too, in general, expansion is one of the key , thereby brix want to retreat another 19 countries, as an important platform for cooperation between states, emerging markets and developing countries, is committed to support my body of terrorism to actively promote the reform of the global governance system. and to increase the representation and influence of emerging markets and developing strange manners and practices based on the desire to live at the expense of others have the most negative impact on interstate communication and it is unacceptable in the modern world to create a common currency while talking about it’s too earl

here's our economics editor, faisal islam.h motor industry has bopped along in a stream of profits and easy money since privatisation 30 years ago —— at the british water industry. but something far murkier is emerging under the surface. the government, to merge, is on standby to take thames water back into effective government control as it struggles to find the funds it needs to stay afloat amid a surprise resignation from the chief executive. i resignation from the chief executive.— resignation from the chief executive. . , . ., resignation from the chief executive. . ., . executive. i was concerned to hear the ceo had _ executive. i was concerned to hear the ceo had resigned _ executive. i was concerned to hear the ceo had resigned abruptly - executive. i was concerned to hear the ceo had resigned abruptly but| executive. i was concerned to hear i the ceo had resigned abruptly but we need to make sure thames water as an entity survives. need to make sure thames water as an entity survives-— entity survives. thames has been

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