pallab ghosh, bbc news, brighton. now it's time for a look at the weather hello.ing. remaining dry unsettled, variable cloud with some sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine around today but some showers and strong winds across the north of scotland because weather france will be breezing the north of the uk. it did start grey across southern britain, that will move away allowing sunshine. blustery showers in the northern half of scotland. it will be blustery because it will be windy across the north of the country. for many others, temperatures around where we should be, perhaps a degree orso where we should be, perhaps a degree or so above, from 7—10. 0vernight, central and southern areas remained dry and clear, further night north it will be breezy, rain for west of scotland. less cold. we will see some frost, just enough breeze to disperse any mist and fog patches. high pressure to the site on friday, lower pressure to the north. windy with outbreaks of rain. dragging on milder airfrom the with outbreaks of rain. dragging on milder air from the south—west so it wil

bobby ghosh, it's good to see you.ts of this bbc documentary, why do you think it would lead to this kind of response from the modi government? bobb well, the modi government historically has been very, very thin-skinned about any kind of criticism, even the mildest kind of criticism. this is particularly difficult for the modi administration, because it comes after years and years and years of local journalism, journalism by indian publications that have looked into those same riots. and the government thought that it had put the matter to bed, it had intimidated and silenced all its critics, anybody who could bring it up. and this coming from the bbc, an international medioutlet with a great deal of credibility, it's much harder for the government to question the bbc. and, therefore, it really goes under their skin. amna: is this the first time that we have seen prime minister modi use his government agencies in this way, in these tax raids? bobby: well, tax raids are a fairly familiar tool of intimidation in indian

ghosh yazd's images are dedicated to you, dear viewers dear sir, from central province, which was recorded and recorded on the 22nd of bahman, 1401 , and presented to your dear ones, mrs. emami, thank you very much for making it available to us in central province , i have a special question for you, otherwise, with you and goodbye to my good colleagues in the international news network. thank you very much. your sense of well-being was also very good and spectacular in portraying the state and condition of your countrymen and fellow citizens in central province. god bless all my hardworking colleagues in arak center radio and broadcasting. i say goodbye to you. but in the same way as by reporters, photographers and videographers the procession ceremony on the 22nd of bahman 1401 was covered in the news. this procession had different coverage in different media of the world . al-manar al-masira al-mayadeen , please do not cover the news coverage of the procession today on the 22nd of bahman, which the british bbc world service did because the people's march to a million face was held to ce

were favourites to pull off what would have been something of a shock. butjemimah rodrigues and richa ghoshanka in the day's other game. great britain's women have comfortably beaten portugal and qualified for the fiba women's eurobasket injune. they won by 30 points in a game they needed to win convincingly to stand a chance of qualification as one of the best second—placed teams. there were five spots remaining ahead of the game and gb were the best of the runners up across the groups. it is very good that the game was on television and i think it's good. these are the kinds of game that help a lot bring baseball into the country. i'm sure people watch that. also, on thursday, there were two good games for promotion of the game. this is great news. this is great news. i'm sure that many young girls will be inspired by what they saw and would like to play basketball more and more. and, finally. it's the sporting event that brings with it so much more. super bowl 57 will not only crown the season's nfl champions. but the expected 120 million american viewers who tune in for the philadelphia

butjemimah rodrigues and richa ghosh got india home with six balls to spare. and, finally. more. super bowl 57 will not only crown the season's nfl champions. but the expected 120 million american viewers who tune in for the philadelphia eagles against the kansas city chiefs will also be watching the culmination of nearly a week of festivities in arizona. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is there. e. a. g. l. e. s. eagles! the biggest sporting party in america. and everyone is invited. we're from california. we love the raiders. dallas is in the house. we come from sacramento, california. pittsburgh steelers all the way. can you give us a flavour of what to expect this weekend, what the super bowl experience is all about? fun, excitement, lots of parties. well, i don't have a ticket for the game, but i'm here to have fun. i'm excited about that. how does it work, by the way? everyone�*s supporting a different team and you remain friends. oh, man. because we all know my team is better. it's really easy. we just talk trash to each other. it makes it more fun. the fans

in the remarks of the ghosh representatives, it is actually in the approval of the monitoring with the supreme economic coordination council of the heads of powers, that is, in practice, the monitoring mechanism that in the eyes of the rule this supervisory mechanism cannot be anything that the supreme coordination council, in its examples of rules and regulations, if the rules and regulations are higher than the approvals of the supervisory board, it will be contrary to the performance of the board through the supreme economic coordination council of the heads of powers . and the supervisory mechanism was changed to the supervisory board of the council the excellent economic coordination of the heads of the powers, who are present in the parliament, along with the honorable speaker of the honorable national assembly, the honorable first vice president of the judiciary, and the honorable president of the judiciary , and the honorable first vice president and the rest of the people who are members of this short, are present. thank you, mr. judge. i will say goodbye to you. please let us

amna: bobby ghosh, editor of foreign affairs and opinions at bloomberg. thank you for joining us.obby: my pleasure. geoff: nikky finney is a national book award winning-poet, professor, and advocate for social justice and cultural preservation. jeffrey brown went to south carolina to see how that mission has now taken on very personal meaning. it's part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> every artist that has walked in here has said, don't cubbyhole this. keep it grand. jeffrey: she has big plansor this cavernous 1940's warehouse, once home to the southern electric company. you can still see the parking lines for the industrial trucks. >> i think we are going to keep those to keep the history of the old building. jeffrey: so this is one of the rooms you will be using. >> yes. this piece is a deflection of a -- a depiction of a slave ship. jeffrey: past and future are fused in the art center. >> it has brought tears to my eyes. there is a 16-year-old patron named andre. jeffrey: a place for exhibitions, performances, art classes, residencies for local artists who often can'

i'm pallab ghosh, the bbc�*s science correspondent.ome with me on a journey into the future of human exploration and the new space race. archive: long before man had mastered the earth, i he lifted up his eyes and began to dream of conquering space. through the centuries, he nursed the dream until today, the dream has substance. man has crossed the threshold, the first great frontier of the universe. man has entered space. that man was yuri gagarin of the soviet union. he was the first person in space. an achievement that stunned the world and was a huge triumph for the soviets. thousands turned out to moscow's red square to greet their new hero. so obviously a moment of huge pride? a huge moment of national pride, as we can see the crowds here on red square. and obviously, yuri gagarin�*s story also lent itself to this. he was almost the perfect hero. juliana suess is an expert from the think—tank rusi, the royal united services institute. she looks at how international relations shapes space policy. it was a huge moment, of course. y

control the market for more expensive hoarding, i would like to inform you that the improper sale of ghoshtransaction is connected to the support organization and the iran commercial organization, which is a subsidiary of the ministry of agriculture, jihad agriculture, or are they waiting for each other? our proposal is waiting for the establishment of the commercial organization, which means that this commercial department is under the portfolio of which ministry. our proposal is that it should be directly under the supervision of mr. president . the same issue is now accompanied by the direct watch and the president, of course, there is a market regulation headquarters in the provinces and cities , we have headquarters suitable for this market regulation, which is a bit more coherent , god willing, this space so that one of the important challenges in the administrative field, which happened to be in the recent orders of the supreme leader the revolution has been in the productivity sector, and the challenge in the field of productivity, the productivity of those who work in our offices

wicketkeeper richa ghosh hit the winning runs and top scored with 44 from just 32 deliveries.er muneeba ali struck her country's first hundred as they easily beat ireland. the century was the mainstay of their 165 for 5 from their 20 overs. ireland found the chase hard going and were dismissed forjust 95. sadia iqbal took the final wicket but nashra sandhu was the pick of the bowlers finishing with 11—18. much more on our website. that's all the sport for now. teddi and nala have mld, metachromatic leukodystrophy. this little piggy went to market... children are born apparently healthy, but the condition gradually attacks the brain and body. ..all the way home. are you a ladybird? ladybird! this was nala when she was two. now, a year later, she can't walk or talk and is tube—fed. her body is basically kind of gradually shutting down. she will lose her eyesight, she will lose most of her senses and it will basically come to a point where there is nothing left for her to lose. nala's mld progressed too far for her to be treated. but it meant the condition was picked up in her si

wicketkeeper richa ghosh hit the winning runs and top scored with 44 from just 32 deliveries. struck her country's first hundred as they easily beat ireland. the century was the mainstay of their 165 for 5 from their 20 overs. ireland found the chase hard going and were dismissed forjust 95. sadia iqbal took the final wicket but nashra sandhu was the pick of the bowlers finishing with 4—18. much more on our website. that's all the sport for now. teddy and marla have an nd for the children are born apparently healthy but the condition gradually attacks the brain and body. this was her when she was two. now eight years later, she can't walk or talk and it is to be fed. later, she can't walk or talk and it is to be fed-— is to be fed. her body is basically araduall is to be fed. her body is basically gradually shutting _ is to be fed. her body is basically gradually shutting down. - is to be fed. her body is basically gradually shutting down. she - is to be fed. her body is basically gradually shutting down. she will lose her eyesight, she will lose most of her senses, basically

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wicketkeeper richa ghosh hit the winning runs and top scored with 44, from just 32 deliveries.e and included 1a fours. england's mens team are gearing up for their 2—match test series against new zealand. the first test gets under way in mount maun—ganui overnight. england haven't won a test match in new zealand since 2008, but they're the form test side in the world, having won nine of their last ten matches. so can they continue that fine form? well former england spin bowler monty panesarjoins us now to discuss this in more detail. thank you for talking to us. stuart broad has been recalled after missing the series in pakistan. but it's the top order and the aggressive batting that's caught the eye in recent months. what will you be looking out for in particular in this series? thanks for having meet. i think everyone is excited to see how england does against new zealand. what they would be excited about is the button and how aggressive they have been last year and also recently in the warm—up match against new zealand. they scored 469 runs in 70 overs. so, during the test

the program this morning, of course, including all the sport with aidan magee ghosh.brating and why scotland is celebrating breaking year old record breaking a 50 year old record against england in the six nafions. rugby and welcome back your . watching and welcome back your. watching and listening to breakfast with stephen and angela. well, time now for the sport seat of mcgee's here to take us through what's been kicking off yesterday. what a what a day in rugby. absolutely. yeah. i think it was a little bit of a wake up call for england that john and i were just a few few were discussing just a few a few moments ago. sometimes in sport, you because a new you think because there's a new coach get that coach that you get that automatically get that bounce. and think england and scotland and i think england and scotland at given little at twickenham, given a little bit of reminder , there's bit of a reminder, there's a long to stapleford long way to go and stapleford made the reflection on made mate, the reflection on thatis made mate, the reflection on that is at the