imran khan...e may be legally barred from that process, which is beyond the control of the caretaker government. well, you say that, but let me tell you what fatma haddad from imran khan's pti party says. she says, "no level playing field exists for the pti. "the caretaker government" — that's you — "is talking "about accountability and other long—term plans instead "of making arrangements for fair polls". she said, "making arrangements for fair polls is something "that you should be held accountable for, "you are responsible for". well, that's exactly what we are doing. pakistan tehreek—e—insaf as a political party is not barred to participate. no, but imran khan, as things stand, the leader of the pti party, cannot stand. if an individual is charged with riots, vandalism, putting arson to different buildings and instigating people for violence and if there are laws of the land to counter and curtail that behaviour lawfully through courts, how on earth — i am surprised that i'm being set responsib

well, fairly crucially imran behind this? well, fairly crucially imran khan _ behind this?irly crucially imran khan has fallen _ behind this? well, fairly crucially imran khan has fallen out - behind this? well, fairly crucially imran khan has fallen out of i behind this? well, fairly crucially i imran khan has fallen out of favour with pakistan's powerful political military. he blames the military leadership for the reason why he is currently injail and for leadership for the reason why he is currently in jail and for the court cases against him. a real turning point was when imran khan was arrested on the 9th of may and we saw protests around the country in response to that, some of which turned violent. that was a real turning point for the military, who then launched a dramatic crackdown on imran khan and his party. at the moment these court cases keep coming and the pendulum of support seems to have swung away from imran khan and the elections are expected at the end of january. the elections are expected at the end ofjanuary-— the elections are expected at the end ofj

the former prime minister of pakistan imran khan has been i of pakistan imran khan has been charged over in custody on the more serious charge of sharing state documents. 0ur pakistan correspondent has more. i'm outside the centraljail commonly referred to as prison. his foot here that former prime minister imran khan and the former minister have both been indicted on two charges for the update will stand trial on two charges relating for the prosecution says leaking classified documents. this is been re—deferred to, imran khan in march of 2022 appeared on stage at a rally waving a paper that he says was a letter from a foreign power suggesting conspiracy against his government. the word to use work, all will be forgiven if pakistan if imran khan is removed from power. the charges the prosecution have levied against both is that firstly that they leaked classified documents and secondly, that by doing so there was an impact on diplomatic relations although imran khan did not mention the foreign power he was repeatedly critical of the united states and the american government involvement.

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in his defence imran khan and shah mahmood qureshi's lawyers have said that imran khan never revealedls of what was in that letter, that instead he talked about what was the gist. secondly, it did not have an impact on diplomatic relations. imran khan's party have also been heavily critical of the fact that this case is happening inside the jail where journalists are not able to attend. they say that is a violation of human rights and transparency. we know that this court case will continue and will continue inside the jail. we know the next court hearing is going to be on the 27th of october. argentina's presidential election will go to a run—off next month, after partial results from the first round put the governing party's candidate in the lead. economy minister sergio massa won the first round, with the outcome surprising most pollsters. he'll face second place finisher—right wing populist because no one received the necessary 45% it will go to a november run—off where he will face right—wing wing populist javier milei. our south america correspondent katy watson has the latest f

i'm not sure - exactly but some combination i think of me imran, ben warner.— of me imran, ben warnerarner. accept it is too keen on cobras _ of me imran, ben warner. accept it is too keen on cobras with - of me imran, ben warner. accept it is too keen on cobras with da. - of me imran, ben warner. accept it is too keen on cobras with da. the | is too keen on cobras with da. the pm daily meetings must be in the cabinet room with spider veins and screens, not in cobra where nobody can take laptops and phones. is a clear reference to the practical considerations but also, you were not keen on the devolved administrations being concerned in attending cobra. iirla. administrations being concerned in attending cobra.— attending cobra. no, that is not... the are attending cobra. no, that is not... they are different _ attending cobra. no, that is not... they are different issues. - attending cobra. no, that is not... they are different issues. if- attending cobra. no, that is not... they are different issues. if you i they are different issues. if you are having meetings to actually figure o

imran khan... inaudible.that he said was a letter from a foreign power that suggested a conspiracy against his government. the rumours were that all would be forgiven... inaudible. the charges that the prosecution have levied against both of them, firstly they leaked classified documents, and secondly that by doing so, there was an impact on diplomatic relations. although imran khan didn't mention the foreign power, he was repeatedly critical of the us, the american government's involvement. the first charge, they say he leaked these documents, that holds a maximum sentence of two years. but the second charge, impacting diplomatic relations, that maximum sentence can be life imprisonment or even the death penalty. in his defence, imran khan said he never revealed the exact details of the letter, but instead he talked about the gist, and secondly it did not have an impact on diplomatic relations. imran khan's party heavily critical of the fact that kate is happening inside the jail where journalists are not ab

in his defence imran khan and shah mahmood qureshi's lawyers have said that imran khan never revealedked about what was the gist. secondly, it did not have an impact on diplomatic relations. imran khan's party have also been heavily critical of the fact that this case is happening inside the jail where journalists are not able to attend. they say that is a violation of human rights and transparency. we know that this court case will continue and will continue inside the jail. we know the next court hearing is going to be on the 27th october. a national network of women came together in london yesterday to hold a peace vigil as the crisis in the middle east deepens. nisa—nashim bringsjewish and muslim women together to to create greater understanding about people from different religious backgrounds. according to metropolitan police figures there has been a sharp rise in hate crimes against both communities since the israel—gaza conflict started. joining me live is laura marks and hifsa haroon iqbal, both from jewish muslin women's network. thank you for being with us. tell us how the

increasingly alarming all the way through this, on 9th, i think it was, i asked imran, again, this wasouch with see monday stephens office and get information from there to here, so that we can see what they are talking about. you can see chatter between warner and patrick on this. on this exact subject. it’s between warner and patrick on this. on this exact subject.— on this exact sub'ect. it's a very longance. h on this exact sub'ect. it's a very longance. r — on this exact sub'ect. it's a very longance, iwill— on this exact subject. it's a very longance, i will ask _ on this exact subject. it's a very longance, i will ask you - on this exact subject. it's a very longance, i will ask you about . on this exact subject. it's a very l longance, i will ask you about ben warner, he received an e—mailfrom professor neil ferguson on 10th march, in which professor ferguson asked him to show or to distribute to the prime minister and cabinet, documents relating to this surge demand and daily number of deaths that were likely. on 10th march, the cheltenham festival commenced. and on the same d

in his defence imran khan and shah mahmood qureshi's lawyers have said that imran khan never revealede gist. secondly, it did not have an impact on diplomatic relations. imran khan's party have also been heavily critical of the fact that this case is happening inside the jail where journalists are not able to attend. they say that is a violation of human rights and transparency. we know that this court case will continue and will continue inside the jail. we know the next court hearing is going to be on the 27th of october. 0ur pakistan correspondent caroline davies. argentina's presidential election will go to a run—off next month after partial results from the first round put the governing party's candidate in the lead. economy minister sergio massa won the first round with the outcome surprising most pollsters. he'll face second place finisher, right wing populist and outsiderjavier milei, in the november runoff. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson has the latest from buenos aires. javier milei is no longer the star of the show and people here are relieved about that. argen

in, and we can see there on behalf of number ten imran shafi attended.s of the chief medical officers. page five, paragraph two, the cmo provides an update to cobra, providing information about the number of individuals who had died and how long they had been in hospital before they died, this is all to do of course with cases abroad, particular china, the two most high risk groups appear to be the elderly and those with preexisting illness, if you could scroll back out, page six, between paragraphs nine and 11, there is a debate about planning for a reasonable worse case scenario. and the director of the civil contingency sec star yacht sets it out for the reasonable worst case scenario, there is a debate about communications strategy, an emergency bill, and work with local resilience forums are. on this day or the day after, you sent a text to a whatsapp group, the number ten action whatsapp grew saying the chief scientist told me todayit saying the chief scientist told me today it is probably out of control now and will sweep world. were you aware of

i discussed it with imran and others in number ten. is imran and others in number ten.nly note of that debate, mister cummings?_ are - the only note of that debate, mister cummings?_ are you i cummings? i don't know. are you surrised cummings? i don't know. are you surprised to _ cummings? i don't know. are you surprised to hear _ cummings? i don't know. are you surprised to hear there _ cummings? i don't know. are you surprised to hear there is - cummings? i don't know. are you surprised to hear there is no - cummings? i don't know. are you surprised to hear there is no note | surprised to hear there is no note as far as we can tell about asking the prime minister to come back and take charge of the crisis? tile. the prime minister to come back and take charge of the crisis?— take charge of the crisis? no, it was not surprising _ take charge of the crisis? no, it was not surprising because - take charge of the crisis? no, it| was not surprising because there were conversations and people were sitting next to each other at work. you are not averse to sending whatsapps a

imran sidat was watching.than trott�*s side hoping to reach the heights of their england victory. his decision vindicated early on, as the openers passed 50 without loss. but then the wickets began to fall, as afghanistan sensed an opportunity. when mohammad rizwan went to the spin of teenager noor ahmad, the momentum was now firmly with the minnows. pakistan needed to turn the tide, and when they are in need of some inspiration, babar azam is usually the man they look to. the skipper leading from the front, as he reached his half—century. he made 7a, before ahmad struck again to leave the pakistanis in trouble, at 206—5. the arrival of ahmad was just the tonic they needed, as some late big—hitting saw them reach 282 from 50 overs. a good start was essential if the afghans were going to get close, and they gotjust that with the dangerous rahmanullah gurbaz. leading the charge. the opening pair put on a century partnership, as the opening bowlers began to feel the heat. ibrahim zadran he was eyeing his own cent

we know that from the nose of the meeting kept by imran shafi. the meeting kept by imran shafi. , ~ . ., shafi. i remember michael gove sa in: shafi. i remember michael gove saying that- _ shafi. i remember michael gove saying that- on _ shafi. i remember michael gove saying that. on the _ shafi. i remember michael gove saying that. on the sunday - shafi. i remember michael gove saying that. on the sunday and | shafi. i remember michael gove i saying that. on the sunday and in fact throughout _ saying that. on the sunday and in fact throughout the _ saying that. on the sunday and in fact throughout the weekend - saying that. on the sunday and in fact throughout the weekend and | fact throughout the weekend and onwards on the monday, there was a whatsapp group titled csa cso, concerning the need to accelerate the social distancing plans. in essence, do you agree?- the social distancing plans. in essence, do you agree? yes. and there was — essence, do you agree? yes. and there was a _ essence, do you agree? jez1 and there was a debate including ess

imran sidat, bbc news.r successful odi chase, and this is the reaction of afghanistan coach jonathan trott after his side's victory. i thought the players in the middle, their emotions were outstanding. i think to have a historic win like this as well for the players, you could easily get ahead of yourself or get a bit nervous or panicky. there are still a few things, a few singles he could've may be taken to take the pressure off himself, but the shot that he played there to hit a straight six sort of broke the back of the game. and some sad news to bring you also from the world of cricket now with the announcement that indian cricket legend bishan singh bedi has died. he was aged 77 and had been battling age—related illnesses. bedi was regarded as one of the world's finest ever spin bowlers and captained india in 22 of his 67 tests and taking 266 wickets. staying with cricket — former england spinner and 2017 world cup winner alex hartley has been announced as assistant spin coach at pakistan's men's supe

imran shafi who is reynolds and we are expecting to hear from imran shafi who is another former privatering from... hearing about some of them messages, the whatsapp messages. we are seeing extracts from them and entries in private notebooks. that is imran shafi being sworn in there. you'll make the evidence shall be the whole truth and nothing but the truth. {guild evidence shall be the whole truth and nothing but the truth. could you cive the and nothing but the truth. could you give the inquiry _ and nothing but the truth. could you give the inquiry your _ and nothing but the truth. could you give the inquiry your full _ and nothing but the truth. could you give the inquiry your full name. - and nothing but the truth. could you give the inquiry your full name. you | give the inquiry your full name. you have _ give the inquiry your full name. you have treen— give the inquiry your full name. you have been good enough to provide a statement — have been good enough to provide a statement. you signed this as being true on _ statement. you signed this as being true on the — statement. you

imran khan insulted and abused.the first international khurshid media festival in mashhad ended with the introduction of the best people . this de doze festival is a slogan of enlightened women and in memory of shirin abu adele. al jazeera reporter was held. shirin abu aqleh was martyred by a direct bullet shot by the soldiers of this regime while preparing a report on the crimes of the zionist regime. setting up various workshops on the subject of media for transmission experiences between iranian and foreign communication professors and holding meetings on women and media were among the programs of this festival. more than 10 active media women from 40 countries participated in the first khurshid international media festival. the digital economy working group was launched for the internet taxi commission. the economic advisor of the head of the competition council said: this working group was formed to calculate how to receive commissions from internet taxi drivers. previously, the drivers of internet taxis about

in a telephone conversation with the leaders of iraq and imran, the president emphasized the role of islamic countries to prevent the genocide in gaza: mr. raisi, in a conversation with the iraqi prime minister, called for action to be taken to remove the blockade of the gaza strip and prevent the genocide in gaza. he immediately recognized the islamic ummah. and he informed about the development of our country for joint action with iraq and other islamic countries in this regard. mr. raisi said that the zionist regime is trying to avenge its defeat on the battlefield against defenseless civilians with organized crimes, cutting off water and electricity, and preventing the delivery of fuel and food. the president considered the events of the battlefield to be the result of the accumulation of anger caused by oppression and crimes, which the leaders of this regime are trying to abduct to external factors. in this telephone conversation, the prime minister of iraq spoke about the principled positions of the supreme leader of the iranian revolution in support of the government and the p

imran sidat, bbc news.er england spinner and 2017 world cup winner alex hartley has been announced as assistant spin coach at pakistan's men's super league franchise, multan sultans. hartley retired from the sport in august, and she joins former ireland player catherine dalton as the first of two female coaches in the psl. it's one of those where i was asked to do some social media for them, and they came back and said, "would you like to be assistant spin coach?" and it's an opportunity i can't turn down. to have that opportunity to work in a men's environment, to work in a franchise as one of my first coaching gigs is a huge opportunity. and for anyone to turn it down, i think they would be very silly. england's wayne barnes will referee the rugby world cup final between new zealand and south africa at stade de france, on saturday. barnes is the world's most—capped referee, with 110 tests, having made his debut working on fiji and samoa, in suva back injune 2006. he'll become the second englishman to offi

imran sidat was watching.bours in chennai withjonathan trott�*s side hoping to reach the heights of their semifinal. his decision that vindicated early on as the openers passed 50 without loss. but then the wickets began to fall as afghanistan sensed an opportunity. when mohammed riz went went to the spin of teenager ahmed, the momentum was firmly with the minnows. pakistan needed to turn the tide and when they were in need of some inspiration, azzam is usually the man they look to. the skipper leading from the front as he reached his half—century. he made 7a before ahmed struck again to leave the pakistanis in trouble at 206—5. the arrival of ahmed was just the tonic they needed as some late big hitting saw them reach 282 from 50 overs. a good start was essential if the afghans were going to get close and they got just that, were going to get close and they gotjust that, with the dangerous player leading the charge. the opening pair put on a century partnership as the pakistani bowlers began to feel the heat.

a court in pakistan has indicted former prime minister imran khan for leaking state secrets.han's pti party said he, alongside former deputy shah mahmood qureshi, were charged in a closed-door trial and that they would appeal the ruling. imran khan was removed from office in a no-confidence vote last year and has faced a litany of charges since. khan has accused the military of going after him. meanwhile, khan's main rival and three-time former prime minister nawaz sharif returned to pakistan saturday after a four-year self-imposed exile. sharif hopes to make a political comeback ahead of january elections. he was convicted of corruption in 2018 and barred from running for office, but observers say he may be allowed to run thanks to a deal between the pakistan muslim league party and the powerful army. and on capitol hill, republicans dropped far-right ohio congressmember jim jordan as their nominee for house speaker after jordan's third vote attempt failed on the house floor in a secret ballot behind friday. closed doors, just 86 republicans voted to keep jordan as their nom

fakhera, from haj imran to karbala, the construction of nesem pan-pan, char-sardist and al-maman cities, and the collection and analysis of 130,000 sacred defense documents, among the most important measures taken in the framework of this congress, dear colleague, if you allow me to give a statistic and finish my speech. lorestan province has so far offered 655 high-ranking martyrs and more than 19,000 veterans and freedom fighters to the islamic revolution. if you have any questions, i am at your service. thank you very much . we go to the birthplace of a man whose name is familiar to everyone. the residents of rozta came and consulted each other and said that we should name this rozta after the national hero named sardar sargegar, the story of the life of mohammad farzdan, the son of lorstaneh, whose village people lived in borujerd. people are narrating his memories that here is the life of martyr burorje iftikhar. i didn't see him as a young man, martyr borojriou, but he was a fearless person and he was the commander of the army. in 1358, muhammad borujdi, with the order of imam reh

valish square to celebrate the birth of a prophet, who say that his message is unity and surah al-imranll muslims must be united. we muslims must have unity with each other. to make islam known to the whole world? a unity that is the core of unity that we stand in the face of oppression. when we have unity with each other, we can say the truth more easily tell me we must join hands with each other so that the enemies of islam are destroyed as soon as possible. keyword vahdat has gathered this path from the processionists to the pilgrims. if that muslim unity was not important, there would not have been so many different plans in relation to it. muslims should use this opportunity to take your enemies from their enemies. the ummah of the messenger of god knows that in order to be exalted. they should make their messenger as a follower , so that you all have a global unity with each other , that too only for the emergence of you in any situation. let's be together, we have unity, sunni shia, let's be together. this presence of many people here shows that people are with biyamber, shirk, y

i discussed it with imran discussed what he was away. ii�*u who? the prime minister to come back and take charge of the crisis? no, i'm not surprised. there were conversations. people sitting next to each other at work. asi as i say, i was sitting right next to martin and i didn't have to put it this was conversations we had around the office at that time. let's go live to our correspondent at the inquiry. we've heard a response to some of the evidence today representing bereaved families, talking about feeling like should be punished in the stomach after reading some of the evidence and hearing evidence of the inquiry today. has it been covering it this afternoon? i today. has it been covering it this afternoon?— afternoon? i think you've got to think of the _ afternoon? i think you've got to think of the evidence _

god quran says that if god frees you, surah alal imran, no one will prevail over you , and if god frees you, there is no one to count. they trust in god, and god willing, the palestinians will win. we stand by and support the aspirations of the palestinian people, who have put them in a fence for many years and usurped their lands . gaza has committed it, i reject them and say palestine muslims are not alone, they are like a spy, we are all one, and we want to tell israel, netanyahu, and all of america, that every muslim , whether in afghanistan, iran, or iraq , wherever we are, we are waiting for the revenge of his blood. and we are the oppressed people who are killed in palestine, afghanistan, iraq, syria and these places. if you don't believe, at least be a man and have humanity . the people of gaza should have the right to live like a normal person . it will be against them and in this way they will massacre their women and children when imam hossein on the day of ashura. very much for supporting the people of gaza, for the support of the palestinian people against israel, for israe

people in different countries, including denmark, tunisia, india and imran , expressed their anger and disgust at the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza announced. in spirit, let's take it to the end in spirit. aqsa balrouh or the end allah is great, allah båren i gaser har ret til liv og klaren iiga har ret til liv. until the next part of the news. good time, the new round of the zionist regime's operation in the gaza strip has started an hour ago, and we present the special gaza program to you, dear and respected viewers. let's talk with the experts who will be with us shabiri , what's the latest news? one of the latest news that now i saw that al-mayadeen tv channel reported that there are still loud explosions in the eastern areas of tel aviv, which are due to the joint rockets from the gaza strip . news is still coming. we also heard in the news that ansarullah yemen and yemen has officially entered the war and this is the headline of many media and news agencies of the world, and on the other hand , lebanon's hezbollah is responding to these attacks , and the palestinian resist

another official, imran shafi, was asked about a note he'd taken about a meeting between mrjohnson andy," it was said, "are we destroying the economy for people who'll die anyway soon?" mr shafi, who said those words? i can't say for sure. i think it was _ the former prime minister. tomorrow it'll be the turn of dominic cummings to give evidence, boris johnson's former key adviser. and later in the week, lord stevens, who used to run the nhs in england. as for boris johnson, he and other politicians at the time will get the chance to have their say later in the year. hugh pym, bbc news. international leaders and tech companies will meet in the uk this week, at a conference organised by the british government to discuss how to maximise the benefits, and guard against the dangers, of artificial intelligence. one issue they'll be considering is the use of so—called deepfakes — videos of people that have been altered or created using al to spread false information. their use is increasing in online scams and in general election campaigns, as fiona bruce reports. just ahead of the labour co

surah alal imran, no one wants to prevail over you, and if god frees you do that no one is to you. and we support the aspirations of the palestinian people, who have put them in a fence for many years and usurped their lands , and have committed anti-human crimes against them in the gaza strip recently. i follow them and say that palestine is the only it is not a muslim individual, whether we are in afghanistan, who have been killed in palestine, afghanistan, iraq, syria and here. if you don't believe, at least be a man, let's have humanity. the people of gaza should have the right to live like a normal person, the right to life should be respected. we have to live today, the women who are here find this. we we come here and raise our voices, young and old, young and old, of all races and ethnicities, our presence came here for palestine because we heard the children of palestinian children happy from the hospital to support the people of gaza, here, here, here, i came here. for israel, their actions, which are killing, which are new killings , are really, really shameful, and they

says that his message is unity and brotherhood, they know that they should take verse 13 of surah al-imranxample. all muslims must have unity with each other. muslims must have unity with each other in order to make islam known to the whole world. the unity between shias and sunnis makes us stand against oppression . when we have unity with each other , we can do it more easily. to speak the truth. the key word of unity, from mokabadaran to rahwan, has brought together this route. there are enemies on that unity of muslims and others. take this opportunity from their enemies and don't let your enemies use it. the ummah of the messenger of god knows that in order to become exalted, they must make their messenger a follower, but also that you all have a global unity with each other, and that is only for the emergence of you, in whatever condition we are, we are united with each other, sunni shia, let us be with you, this is the presence of the pilgrims here. it shows that people are shortcuts. the poem that appealed to you disturbed the poem that blossomed. during the week of july until maya

there is a foundation called imran moqom foundation in fact, the sources of endowments help to discuss the revival and reconstruction and improvement of endowments in the country. very well, thank you very much. let's have a review from the perspective of what is the situation of endowment in our country now . did it have a saudi trend or has it found a fixed and clear trend? i would like to tell you that the oldest manuscripts we have in the country belong to approximately 700 years of the qibla, from 700 years ago to this side of the historical period, now the historical periods and the periods we are examining , now the safavid period and the periods after that, the afsharia period, the qajar period, the pahlavi period, and the period after that. the islamic republic, almost now, the number i am presenting is based on a high school diploma before the islamic revolution in 1957, on average, in the past periods, about 50 to 60 endowments were made per year. in our country, after the revolution, this number reached about 20 endowments, that is, in the first decades of the revolution. i

message is unity and brotherhood. may they know that it should be an example of verse 13 of surah al-imranslims must be united. we muslims must have unity with each other . to make islam known to the whole world. the unity between shias and sunnis makes us stand against oppression. when we have unity with each other, we can say the trick more easily. we must join hands so that the enemies of islam are destroyed as soon as possible. the key word of unity has brought this path together from the processionists to the leaders. muslim hands, if all this planning is not done in different ways took the muslims took this opportunity from their enemies with this work, with this gathering, with this presence, and they will not let your enemies use it. the ummah of the messenger of god knows that in order to be exalted, they have to put their messenger in the crosshairs. be kind to each other. that we are all together in whatever situation we are in, we have unity, shia and sunni are with us, this presence of pilgrims here shows that the people are with the prophet, shirk, you made appeals , you dist

they know that they should be an example of verse 13 of surah al-imran. all muslims must be united. must stand up against oppression. when we have unity with each other, it is easier for us to say the right words, so that the enemies of islam are destroyed as quickly as possible. that unity if it was not important for muslims, of course, all this planning would not have been done in different ways. the muslims, with their work, with their gathering , with their presence, they know this opportunity from the ummah of the messenger of god , that in order to be exalted, they must make their messenger a burden. let's have a global unity together, that is only for the emergence of you, no matter what condition we are in, we are united together. the prophet of kindness was full of cultural programs various booths to the performance of different hymns, in addition to the residents of the capital, who celebrated the birth of the prophet mehrabani from the tir week square to the asr square. amin, peace be upon him, and imam jafar sadiq, peace be upon him, is the scene of the celebration of th

however, the foreign ministers of iran and imran also consulted on the ways of helping islamic countries to the palestinian people. immediately stop the killing of palestinian people, especially women and children, immediate cancellation the blockade of the gaza strip and the sending of humanitarian aid , as well as the firm opposition to the forced migration of the residents of the gaza strip, were among the issues that were emphasized in this telephone conversation. the minister of foreign affairs also said in a telephone conversation with the foreign minister of luxemburg: the actions of the palestinian resistance groups are to counter the occupation and are based on international law. the foreign minister of luxembourg also emphasized that he was grateful for iran's constructive and active role in the region and expressed hope that tensions would end as soon as possible due to the critical situation in gaza. but the foreign minister of our country is also a conversation had a phone call with the egyptian foreign minister. as you are aware, egypt has a vital road to gaza , which discu

president's telephone conversation with the leaders of iraq and imran about gaza.ionist in gaza held the united states and other supporters of the zionist regime directly responsible for these crimes and said: the situation in palestine shows the dual positions of the westerners in claiming to defend human rights. sheikh tamim bin hamdani also said: western media reflect the images of the developments in the region in reverse and we must try to change the images. real gaza to the world. to show in a conversation with the prime minister of iraq, mr. raisi said that preventing the genocide in gaza requires the action of the islamic ummah and said that the zionist regime intends to avenge the defeat on the battlefield against the civilians. shia also said from suvadani: islamic countries should use all their capacities to stop the crimes of the zionists . the president also said in a conversation with the sultan of oman: "for the dire situation of palestine, it should be quickly put on the agenda of the united nations, the organization of islamic cooperation, and the

verse 13 of surah al-imran. all muslims must be united. we muslims must have unity with each other.r to make islam known to the whole world. the unity between shiites and sunnis are the core of us who stand against oppression when we are with let's have unity together. it's easier to say the trick. we have to join hands with each other so that the enemies of islam are destroyed as soon as possible. the key word is unity, from the processionists to the walkers , to gather this path together on that muslim unity . all this planning would not have been done differently to them. the muslims, with their work, with their gathering, with their presence , took this opportunity from their enemies and did not let them use it . the ummah of the messenger of god knows that in order to become exalted, they must make their messenger adzowa, but everyone have a global alliance with each other be that as it may, only for the emergence of you, in whatever situation we are, we are united together, sunni shia. let us be with you. this presence of pilgrims here shows that the people are with the prophe

imran, ben warner .l too keen on cobras with da's the pm daily meetings must be in the cabinet room with spider phones and screens. not in cobra, where nobody can take laptops and phones. so there is a clear reference to the practical considerations , but also you considerations, but also you were not keen on the devolved administrations being concerned in and attending cobra no , in and attending cobra no, that's not the there are different issues. >> if you're having meetings to actually figure out the truth, then meetings like that have to be conducted in a very different way. they can't be one of these things with 50 people on a video conference with the days when things immediately those meetings were not meetings to try to figure out the truth about hard issues. they were meetings as part of the kind of performance and coordination and the constitutional function and my concern was that even at this late stage in the crisis , a lot late stage in the crisis, a lot of people in the cabinet office wer

however, the foreign ministers of iran and imran also consulted on the ways of helping islamic countries to the palestinian people. the immediate cessation of the killing of the palestinian people, especially women and children, the immediate lifting of the blockade of the gaza strip and the sending of humanitarian aid , as well as the firm opposition to the forced migration of the residents of the gaza strip, were among the issues that were emphasized in this telephone conversation. in a telephone conversation with the foreign minister of luxemburg, the actions of the palestinian resistance groups to counter the occupation are based on international law . as soon as the tension ends . but the foreign minister of our country also had a telephone conversation with the foreign minister of egypt. as you are aware, egypt has a vital highway to gaza, which is discussed with the egyptian foreign minister about sending humanitarian aid through this highway. and both sides stressed that the tensions in the gaza region must end, but the 3 plus 3 meeting with the presence of the foreign ministers

telephone conversations with the presidents of the parliaments of turkey, algeria, syria, uae, lebanon, imran and kuwait. in these conversations, mr. qaliyaf condemned the massacre of the people of gaza, especially palestinian women and children , and called for the follow-up of the presidents of the majlis of islamic states at the international level. the speaker of the parliament suggested that as soon as possible, a meeting of the islamic countries' assemblies with the focus of ending the oppressive attacks of the zionist regime and helping the people of gaza should be held in the form of a video conference. mr. qali baf also sent humanitarian aid islamic countries reserved gaza for the oppressed people . in this conversation, the heads of the majlis of islamic states also emphasized that while welcoming mr. qaliyaf's proposal to stop the brutal attacks of the zionist regime on gaza as soon as possible. on the sixth day of the laqsa storm, the bombardment of residential areas in the gaza strip from zionists continues . various news sources have announced that the zionist attacks on the gaz

the foreign ministers of iran and imran discussed on the phone the ways of islamic countries to help the palestinian people. the immediate cessation of the killing of palestinian people, especially women and children, the immediate lifting of the blockade of the gaza strip and the sending of humanitarian aid , as well as the firm opposition to the forced migration of the residents of noor gaza, were among the issues that were emphasized in this telephone conversation. the minister of foreign affairs said in a telephone conversation with the foreign minister of luxemburg: the actions of the palestinian resistance groups are to counter the occupation and are based on international law. jean asselbor, the minister of foreign affairs of luxemburg, also expressed hope for iran's constructive and active role in the region. due to the critical situation in gaza, tensions should end as soon as possible. artists from different fields of art, from cinema and theater to visual arts and music , gathered in the museum of contemporary arts to condemn the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. lam t

the president's telephone conversation with the heads of qatar, iraq and imran about gaza. in a conversation with the emir of qatar, mr. raisi, referring to the crimes committed by the zionist regime in gaza, held the united states and other supporters of the zionist regime directly responsible for these crimes and said: "the situation in palestine shows the dual positions of the westerners in claiming to defend human rights." sheikh tamim bin hamdani also said: we must try. show the real pictures of gaza to the world and stand against the distortion of these crimes. mr. raisi, in a conversation with the prime minister of iraq, called for the prevention of genocide in gaza he recognized the action of the islamic ummah and said: the zionist regime intends to take revenge for the defeat on the battlefield from the civilians. shia also said from suvadani: islamic countries should use all their capacities to stop the crimes of the zionists. the president also said in a conversation with the sultan of oman: the review of the dire situation in palestine should be quickly put on t

another official, imran shafi, was asked about a note he'd taken about a meeting between mrjohnson andare we destroying the economy for people who'll die anyway soon?" mr shafi, who said those words? i can't say for sure. i think it was _ the former prime minister. tomorrow it'll be the turn of dominic cummings to give evidence, boris johnson's former key adviser. and later in the week, lord stevens, who used to run the nhs in england. as for boris johnson, he and other politicians at the time will get the chance to have their say later in the year. hugh pym, bbc news. international leaders and tech companies will gather at a summit at bletchley park this week, organised by the government to discuss how to maximise the benefits and guard against the dangers of artificial intelligence. one issue being discussed is the use of so—called deepfakes. they're videos of people which have been altered or created using ai to spread false information or are used in online scams, as as my colleague fiona bruce has discovered. just ahead of the labour conference a few weeks ago, an audio clip was c

later, anotherformer downing street aide, imran shafi, was asked about a note he had taken about a meetinge lockdown. "destroy the economy for people who will die anyway soon." mr shafi, who said those words? i can't say for sure, i think it was the former prime minister. later this week the inquiry will hear from lord stevens who ran nhs england through much of the pandemic. then from late november some of the key political leaders from that time will start to appear. tomorrow there will be continued focus on downing street, with dominic cummings giving evidence. hugh pym, bbc news. the metropolitan police firearms officer charged with the murder of a man shot dead in a police operation is to be named. 24—year—old chris kaba died from a single gunshot wound to the head after being hemmed in by a police vehicle in south—east london last year. a judge dismissed concerns about the "real and immediate risk" to the officer, named only as nxi2i, if his identity was made public. the met said the decision would be "hugely concerning" for officers. the former spanish football federation president

president in a telephone conversation with the leaders of iraq and imran , he emphasized the role ofslamic countries to prevent the genocide in gaza. mr. raisi, in the conversation below iraq , considered the lifting of the siege of the sunnis and the prevention of the generation of priests in gaza as the need for immediate action by the islamic ummah, and informed about the readiness of our country to take joint action with iraq and other islamic countries in this regard. mr. raisi said that the zionist regime is trying to avenge its defeat on the battlefield against defenseless civilians with organized crimes of cutting off water and electricity and preventing the delivery of fuel and food . president of the events of the battlefield the result of the accumulation of anger caused by the atrocities and crimes of the zionists is that the leaders of this regime are trying to relate it to external factors. in this telephone conversation, the prime minister of iraq appreciated the principled positions of the supreme leader of the iranian government and nation in supporting the oppressed

imran aiden. well, thank you very much for joining me. 2020. imran aiden.ining me. do you very much forjoining me. do you think the bbc should be promoting this in an educational setting or should be more balanced out? >> i it's a tricky line to >> i think it's a tricky line to kind of follow , but i think kind of follow, but i think they're doing a decent job in terms of impartiality and in terms of impartiality and in terms of impartiality and in terms of educating people. i think they highlighted an article for the article and it's for the audience to decide as to what they audience to decide as to what the�*and important. it's >> and that's important. it's putting the putting two sides of the argument, isn't it, it's argument, isn't it, that it's perfectly reasonable in education to say there education setting to say there are people who think this, are some people who think this, but you're doing an but if you're doing an educational program, you need to have the second part of the argument and explain why there are difficulties with this particular vi