occupation regime's genocide in rafah. 67 67 raising the palestinian flag in the place of the irish parliament. norway and spain recognized the independent state of palestine. the number of supporters of the establishment of an independent palestinian state in the european union reached 10 countries. and localizing the technical knowledge of titanium production, thanks to the efforts of knowledge-based technologists, a practical achievement in the construction of intra-body implants compatible with bone tissues . . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten the end of the world, dear viewers. greetings in a meeting, the authorities emphasized on creating a fair media opportunity for the healthy competition of presidential candidates. the heads of the powers hosted by the acting president and with the presence of the head of the judiciary , the speaker of the islamic council, the guardian council , the legal vice president, the minister of the interior, and the head of the broadcasting organization, with the aim of ma

raising the palestinian flag in the place of the irish parliament. norway and spain also recognized the independent state of palestine. the number of supporters of the formation of an independent palestinian state it reached 10 countries in the european union. and localization of production know-how. we evaluated the applicability of making intra-body implants compatible with bone tissues using the device , compared with simulation, and finally extracted the suitable structure for the cage. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, o allah, peace and blessings be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and the speedy death of them, greetings and good night to you , dear and honorable countrymen, we are in your presence. the detailed news of 9:00 p.m. speaker of parliament was determined for one year mr. qalib also as the speaker of the 12th parliament in the first. in his speech, emphasizing unity and hope as the main approach of the parliament, he said: the most important issue that can be the axis of unity and cause hope is the

the parliament. the meeting temporarily close the palestinian flag was raised in front of the irish parliament. the irish, who have tasted the bitter taste of british colonialism and occupation, support the independence and freedom of palestine. hundreds of supporters of palestine protest in new york city they did demonstrators came to the streets in protest of the zionist regime's attack on a camp in the city of rafah, which resulted in the martyrdom of at least four or five palestinians. washington students once again demonstrated in support of palestine. students protesting the crimes of the zionist regime came to the streets at the same time as the student protests in america, which led to the arrest of more than 3 thousand students and professors. earlier, new york city students had demonstrated in support of palestine. surveys show that 75% of young americans are against the attack of the zionist regime. students in these demonstrations also called for not censoring the issue of palestine in classrooms. at this rally, we ask biden to call for a cease-fire in gaza. we have the same reques

amir abdullahyan went to work in the irish iranian parliament, majlis, where he was in charge of foreignl relations of the iranian parliament, and we also actively collaborated with him regarding the development and deepening of russian-iranian interparliamentary ties during this period. i visited tekiran several times chairman of the state duma of the russian federation. volodin. in 2016, valendina ivanovna matvienko came to tehran. and we want to say again that we worked very actively and fruitfully with mr. amir abdullahyan to prepare these significant visits. well, i want to say that during the conversation with him it was very pleasant to see that this interlocutor, the minister of foreign affairs. he is not only an experienced professional, an excellent connoisseur of the arabic language, arab countries, but he was also an active friend of our country in... we have lost him truly a great friend of our country, we will miss him very much, thank you, thank you very much for these words, livan semyonovich, yes livan dzhagoryan, russian ambassador to the islamic republic of iran in 201

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and this cannot continue the debates on this issue inside the irish parliament like the pallets the noun, flag, floating above the same building is politically significant, but not a practical form of supports. one of the few concrete consequences involved and largely symbolic recognition of how the city and state is it. this building will transform from a diplomatic mission into an embassy. but many irish people would like to see more substantial support from the government for what they consider to be a real well kind of simian right. so exist it was well over to, for there's a lot more that she'll be doing as well. not or go from that, they're refusing to, they were sending to introduce sanctions on israel. the need to find us military fine and true shannon and need to court all twice when he smiled. islands actions may still represent a slope, small steps towards a long term piece, but in a short time, many eyes across the world, including here in island, will remain on rafa. villa months. alj a 0 dublin and the amount of historic palestine is a common symbol across the country and a

we've been hearing the palestinian cycles flying from the irish parliament today, indication of just how much support there is for this. that the full is one of the symbolic indications of our support for the kind of sitting in pools and palestinian statehood was not being legally put into effect by these the cabinet here. the last hour. also, we've had a statement from the countries deputy 5 minutes souls with a foreign minister, nissan mazda, and i just want to share some of that with you. he says, the recognition of the time is fine, is not the end of a process. it's the beginning. he said the on and is quite deeply connected to the pursuit of peace and support of products in the state building. this is something the course has supported for many decades. he went on to say, through intensive diplomacy and longstanding development cooperation program. the parliament here in dublin will be debating this issue for several ass thoughts are going to buy from our time. we had a chance yesterday to speak to some of the campaign is involved in protests the in dublin over the last several

. >> the flag is to be flown over leinster house, the home of the irish parliament, and the palestiniandublin is to be upgraded to an embassy where an ambassador will be appointed . appointed. >> sharp inflation levels are back to what is called normal. according to figures published by the british retail consortium, it had eased to the lowest level since november 2021 after retailers cut the price of big purchases such as furniture and televisions. unusually wet weather has also been credited with helping to ease prices. >> plans to build full fibre broadband in more than 500 new locations have been unveiled by openreach today. the project will cover 2.7 million more homes and businesses, including 400,000 premises in the hardest to reach parts of the country. >> tornados and storms have left at least 19 people dead across four states in the usa. homes have been destroyed . hundreds of have been destroyed. hundreds of thousands of people left without power in texas , arkansas, power in texas, arkansas, oklahoma and kentucky . over 110 oklahoma and kentucky. over 110 million americans a

about a _ that has been detected by and talked about a lot this week by my colleagues in the irish parliament_ would stop this policy that does have an — would stop this policy that does have an effect and do nothing, maybe 'ust have an effect and do nothing, maybe just an _ have an effect and do nothing, maybe just an amnesty. what is your plan. i just an amnesty. what is your plan. i am _ just an amnesty. what is your plan. i am more — just an amnesty. what is your plan. i am more than happy to set it out. i am more than happy to set it out. i am _ i am more than happy to set it out. i am surprised _ i am more than happy to set it out. i am surprised you _ i am more than happy to set it out. i am surprised you have _ i am more than happy to set it out. i am surprised you have not- i am more than happy to set it out. i am surprised you have not heardl i am surprised you have not heard it, i am surprised you have not heard it. it _ i am surprised you have not heard it. it has _ i am surprised you have not heard it. it has been— i am surprised you have not heard it, it has been said _ i am sur

so too did ireland's parliament. here's irish prime minister simon harris in the lead up to today's announcement. i've spoken with a number of other leaders and counterparts, and i'm confident that further countries will join us in taking this important step in the coming weeks. this is an historic and important day for ireland and for palestine. israel, which does not recognize palestine as a separate state and opposes the two state solution, responded by recalling its ambassadors from those countries. now, this comes on the heels of that accusation from the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court that israel is committing crimes against humanity. we spoke with retired idf general amit aziz, devastating not only for israel but for the whole western society, because, basically this court is saying democracies have no right to defend themselves against the most, vicious, terrible terror. we have seen since the holocaust, since the holocaust. and, it's important to say that they have zero no proof of anything that's sa

the initiative was voted on by the country's parliament, but the irish authorities, on the contrary,tive decision, so dublin joined spain and norway. three european countries announced their readiness to recognize palestine last week. meanwhile, israel continues its military operation in the gaza strip. seven people became victims of another idf strike on the city of rafah. and on monday night, tsahal, contrary to the decision of the un international court to stop the offensive, struck a tent camp where the militants were allegedly hiding. there was a strong outbreak there. work after a two-year break, then on the air business news, with us denis talalaev, denis, who returned to kalmykia, well, for now it’s an airline, from june 16 aeroflot is expected too. today elista airport resumed operations after a two-year pause; a red wingks airline flight from moscow landed at the airport sheets. according to the press service of the head of kalmykia, the plane traditionally passed through a water arch. and the crew was greeted by girls in national costumes with khadaks, these are traditiona

parliament. >> diane abbott was suspended from the labour party after saying jewish, irish, and traveler peoplece she apologized and wasves. re-admitted to the parliament three party. the deputy leader telling sky news diane abbott should be able to stand again for the party. >> if she wants to stay, she should be able to stay. she has been a trail blazer. 37 years, first black female mp in parliament. she has shown people like me you can be yourself. >> -- is sounding more circumspect. >> the situation in relation to diane abbott is no decision has been taken. we have to remember that she was a trail blazer as an mp. >> this labor activist proudly on the left of the party has been banned. >> i'm so shocked right now to be treated this badly after being such an active member of the party. >> she had been due to run in a crucial london seat. she's apologized for liking a social media post that allegedly downplayed antisemitism. -- is willing to welcome to his party and who he appears rather less enthusiastic about is generating no end of noise. >> that is our political editor, chris mason with a

passes a law recognizing palestine as a state so too did norway, and so too did ireland's parliament. here's irish minister simon harris in the lead up to today's announcement. i've spoken with a number of other leaders and counterparts, and i'm confident that further countries will join us in taking this important step in the coming weeks. this is an historic and important day for ireland and for palestine. israel, which does not recognize palestinian palestine, rather as a separate state and opposes the two state solution, responded by recalling its ambassadors from those countries. now this comes on the heels of accusations from the chief prosecutor from the international criminal court that israel is committing crimes against humanity. we spoke with retired idf general amit aziz, devastating not only for israel, but for the whole western society, because, basically, this court is saying democracies have no right to defend themselves against the most, vicious, terrible terror we have seen since the holocaust, since the holocaust. and it's important to say that they have zero proof of anything t

here's the irish parliament marking the recognition by flying the palestinian flag. at 5.30 from the shelling and rockets," ahmed says on his way to collect children and elderly relatives. "we don't have tents or anything." yesterday, children picked through the burnt—out remains of a tent camp in rafah where dozens had been killed by a huge blaze. explosion. an israeli strike started the fire overnight. israel said it was targeting two hamas commanders with precise bombs. translation: despite our best efforts not to harm _ the non—involved, unfortunately a tragic mishap happened last night. we are investigating the case. but that hasn't quelled the international condemnation caused by israel's deadly action. spain was the first of three european countries which are today recognising a palestinian state diplomatically, despite an angry reaction from israel. this is a historic decision that has a single goal, to contribute to achieving peace between israelis and palestinians. more than seven months into the bloodiest ever gaza war, israel continues to face down intern

parliament. d —."i;e: abbott was suspended from the labour party after seeing jewish irish and traveler people do notives. she apologized and was readmitted to the parliamentary party near the end of the day the deputy leader telling sky news that diane abbott should be able to stand again for the party. ii diane abbott should be able to stand again forthe party-— again for the party. if she wants to sta , she again for the party. if she wants to stay, she should _ again for the party. if she wants to stay, she should be _ again for the party. if she wants to stay, she should be able _ again for the party. if she wants to stay, she should be able to - again for the party. if she wants to stay, she should be able to stay. l stay, she should be able to stay. the first — stay, she should be able to stay. the first black _ stay, she should be able to stay. the first black female _ stay, she should be able to stay. the first black female mp - stay, she should be able to stay. the first black female mp in i the first black female mp in parliament_ the first black female mp in parliament and _ the first bla

parliament. diane abbott was suspended from the parliamentary labour party after saying jewish, irish and travellernews diane abbott should be able to stand again for the party. she wants to stay, then she should be able to stay. diane has been a trailblazer 37 years, first black female mp in parliament and she has shown people like me that you can be yourself. and compare that with keir starmer. he is pointedly not saying he'd like to stand again. the situation in relation to diane abbott is that no ——he is pointedly not saying he'd like her to stand again. the situation in relation to diane abbott is that no decision has been taken to bar her and, you know, we have to remember that she was a trailblazer as an mp. and this labour activist, proudly on the left u nfortu nately we have ru n unfortunately we have run out of time to show you the latest on the golden trailer centres awards that stay with me, more at the top of the hour. hello there. the weather for half—term has certainly brought its challenges this week. in fact, across the east coast, it's been rather grey, and take a look at thursday

parliament. diane abbott was suspended from the parliamentary labour party after saying jewish, irish and travellere racism all their lives. she apologised and was readmitted to the parliamentary party the other day. enter next labour's deputy leader telling sky news diane abbott should be able to stand again for the party. if she wants to stay, she should be able to stay. diane has been a trailblazer, 37 years, the first black female mp in parliament. she has shown people like me that you can be yourself. keir starmer, though, is sounding rather more circumspect. the situation in relation to diane abbott is that no decision has been taken to bar her. and we have to remember that she was a trailblazer as an mp. and this labour activist, proudly on the left of the party, has been banned, too. honestly, i'm just so shocked right now to be treated this badly after being such an active member of the party. faiza shaheen had been due to run in a crucial london seat. she has apologised for liking a social media post that allegedly downplayed anti—semitism. who keir starmer is willing to welcome to his pa

troubles — legacy and reconciliation act — was passed by parliament in september — despite opposition from labour, all northern ireland parties and the irishs. the act creates a new legacy body to take over all troubles—era cases from today. that shuts down all historical inquests from the same day, and it has already prevented new civil cases from being lodged in court. for more on that, we are joined now by our correspondent in belfast, jennifer 0'leary. talk us through the consequences. good morning. as you outlined, from today, may one is the day as many see as day zero in an attempt to deal with northern ireland to troubled past. the government maintains it is about drawing a line under the past —— northern ireland's troubled past. those opposed to the new legislation, some have described it as the end ofjustice as they see it as the end ofjustice as they see it in northern ireland. from today, a new legacy body called the independent commission for reconciliation and information recovery takes over all troubles related cases. in a tangible sense, what does that mean? it shuts down all inquest not at a finding stage. inquests are a me

troubles (legacy and reconciliation) act was passed by parliament in september — despite opposition from labour, all northern ireland parties and the irishll as several victims�* families. the act creates a new legacy body to take over all troubles—era cases from wednesday. that shuts down all historical inquests from the same day, and it has already prevented new civil cases from being lodged in court. for more on that, we are joined now by our correspondent in belfast, jennifer o'leary. jennifer, just talk us through the implications. jennifer, just talk us through the implications-_ jennifer, just talk us through the imlications. ~ ., , , _ implications. well, today is seen by man as implications. well, today is seen by many as day — implications. well, today is seen by many as day zero — implications. well, today is seen by many as day zero in _ implications. well, today is seen by many as day zero in an _ implications. well, today is seen by many as day zero in an attempt - implications. well, today is seen by many as day zero in an attempt to l many as day zero in an attempt to deal with northern ireland was not troubled past. my n

been suspended after suggesting in april last year thatjewish, irish and traveller people do not face racism "all their lives". the parliamenta has thrown out a presidential veto and adopted the controversial bill that compels media organisations and ngos to register as foreign agents if they receive at least 20% of their funding from abroad. critics call it the "russian law" — they fear it will be used to trample human rights and ultimately will harm georgia's chances ofjoining the european union. the government says the new law will bring transparency. pope francis has apologised for using a derogatory word to describe gay men, while discussing in a closed door meeting whether they should be admitted to the priesthood. the pope was talking to italian bishops at the vatican, a week ago, and reportedly said there were already too many gay men in the theological colleges. good evening. the israeli tanks have reached the centre of rafah, amid one of the most intense bombardments of the city since the war began. hundreds of palestinian families — already displaced — have fled temporary shelters following further air strikes tha

i'm joined now byjames lawless irish fianna foil politician who is chair of the justice committee of the parliamentat the moment? well, there has been i suppose _ doesn't exist at the moment? j! there has been i suppose pressure on migration in ireland and the uk and globally since the end of be pandemic. there has always been a challenge, but that i suppose there was a dam burst when the pandemic ended and people began to move again. that led to, combined with the ukraine war in europe, let to massive numbers come to ireland. there is no evidence that you are facing a spike because asylum seekers could be deported to rwanda. it is important to deal with rwanda and separate that from the rest of what is going on. the rwanda is a factor. i don't think it is the major factor. factor. i don't think it is the majorfactor. there has been an increase in people seeking is asylum travelling to ireland. you increase in people seeking is asylum travelling to ireland.— travelling to ireland. you want to return asylum — travelling to ireland. you want to return asylum seekers _ travelling to ireland. you want

irish and traveller communities. the inquiry is understood to have been completed last december. it's not clear if ms abbott will run for parliamenttarmer, had this to say when speaking to a reporter. he said diane abbott was going through a disciplinary process and it is now reported that the process ended months ago, so if thatis process ended months ago, so if that is right, why are we and she still waiting to hear she can stand as a labour mp? process overall is a lit longer than the fact—finding exercise but in the end this is a matter that will have to be resolved by the national executive committee and they will do that in due course. ms abbott has been contacted for a comment. you're live with bbc news. the bbc found that child labour has been used in the supply chains of companies creating some of the world's most luxurious performes. during the 2023 jasmine picking season, egyptian children, some as young as five, were working in dangerous conditions throughout the night, often earning as little as $1 a day. heba bitar has that story. it's 3am and heba is waking her children to pickjasmine. it's hard work that must be do

irish and traveller communities. the inquiry is understood to have been completed last december. it's not clear if ms abbott will run for parliamentthis to say when speaking to a reporter. you said diane abbott was going through a disciplinary process and it is now reported that the process ended months ago, so if that is right, why are we and she still waiting to hear if she can stand as a labour mp? the process overall is a bit longer than the fact—finding exercise but in the end this is a matter that will have to be resolved by the national executive committee and they will do that in due course. ms abbott has been contacted for a comment. the full list of labour candidates is set to be endorsed next tuesday. you're live with bbc news. thejury will the jury will convene thejury will convene on the jury will convene on wednesday to begin the process of reaching a verdict on donald trump. he faces 34 counts related to falsifying business records to hide a $135,000 payment to adult film star stormy daniels. if he was found guilty he would be the first us president with a criminal conviction and the first major party candidate to r

parliament. diane abbott was suspended from the parliamentary| suspended from the parliamentary labour party after saying jewish, irishcism all their lives. she apologised and was readmitted to the parliamentary party the other day. enter next labour's deputy leader telling sky news diane abbott should be able to stand again for the party. if be able to stand again for the -a . y ., be able to stand again for the -a . , ., ., be able to stand again for the party. if you want to say she should be able to stay. _ party. if you want to say she should be able to stay. diane _ party. if you want to say she should be able to stay. diane abbott - party. if you want to say she should be able to stay. diane abbott has . be able to stay. diane abbott has been a trailblazer, 37 years, the first black female mp in parliament. she has shown people like me that you can be yourself. keir she has shown people like me that you can be yourself.— you can be yourself. keir starmer, thou~h, you can be yourself. keir starmer, though. is — you can be yourself. keir starmer, though, is sounding _ you can be yourself. keir starmer, though, is

irish and traveller communities. the inquiry is understood to have been completed last december. it's not clear if ms abbott will run for parliamentocess and it is now reported that the process ended months ago, so if that is right, why are we and she still waiting to hear if she can stand as a labour mp? the process overall is a bit longer than the fact—finding exercise but in the end this is a matter that will have to be resolved by the national executive committee and they will do that in due course. ms abbott has been contacted for a comment. the full list of labour candidate is set to be endorsed next tuesday. you're live with bbc news. some europeans leaders have lost —— the calls for the lift on us weapons including the un generally secretary and vladimir putin has warned of serious consequences if western countries allow ukraine to use those weapons they have supplied against targets russia. —— volodymyr zelensky is plea comes after a gruelling offence in kharkiv. jeremy bowen reports from the north—eastern city. front line villages are empty because last years hope of driving the russians out is now a grim struggle to sto

who lives this in the parliament that he said the, the recognition says to tell the people of the palestine that we all with the spain is with them. we also heard further from the irish lead assignment harris. he said the recognition of the palestinian. it's a recognition of the palestinian people to the right to self determination. this is a really significant step today, also because our countries say that they will only supports the policing and reconstruction of a post will gaza if western nations do recognize the state a state of palestine as well. so this, oh, those are the 3 countries. and then not necessarily the biggest, the most diplomatic, the powerful countries, even in europe. it does, does not the dial a little bit for the $140.00 you and countries did already recognize palestine or rebecca introduce one israel says it's now recalling its investors in norway in ireland. what other reactions are coming from is real well, israel is really strongly opposed to the central that comes as no surprise to most view is and as jack said, it's potentially shows the significance of today's decision by these 3 countries. just how vehemently is around has come out aga

he is accused of plotting to over throw the german parliament uninstalled himself as head of state. heiner is the 13th prince voice, a man with an irish socratic background to prosecute his se. wanted to bring back the old imperial german heis after a crude data among those on trial with him or a form, a judge and 2 x senior officers cool to officials say it's one of the most complex cases in recent german history. it's kind of hard, it's impossible to say how long this trial will last. what the court has ordered is scheduled about 50 days up until january, but it's not an indication, it may last much longer. it depends how much dustin one does. the defendants case, one of the central charges is the royce and the others use these properties in the states of tilling to formulate the plans, including one where they stacked illegal weapons and ammunition for their alleged to. most of the defendants have been in custody since their arrest maybe 18 months ago, including this lady gets mazda, then come on, who was still a civil judge when she was detained, but was once a member of parliament for the far right alternative for germany, or if

irish deterrent. nobody mentioned the fact that once it, was, made an act of parliament that these illegal migrants wouldhe border to the republic of ireland. so that's that's just an absolute nonsense. it's one person, patrick, that's gone to rwanda , bearing in mind in that rwanda, bearing in mind in that time we've spent, you know, billions on accommodation and legal fees for illegal migrants. we've given the french, you know, hundreds of millions of pounds about, i think , four pounds about, i think, four different home secretaries. these people died in the channel and they still keep coming. over 120,000 have dropped on our shores in the last 3 or 4 years. and we said, one measly migrant back or over to rwanda. and we're hailing this as a success. i think, you know, i've got a lot of time for some of the stuff in number 10, but if they're spinning this as a good news message , then really they news message, then really they need to get out more. i think. >> i think something that just is good news now, though, leigh, is good news now, though, leigh, is the idea that 80% of student visa dependents ha

she was suspended from the party in parliament after she wrote a letter claiming jewish and irish andyou are right. i am heafinr surprise. you are right. i am hearing this _ surprise. you are right. i am hearing this for _ surprise. you are right. i am hearing this for the - surprise. you are right. i am hearing this for the first i surprise. you are right. i am. hearing this for the first time. surprise. you are right. i am i hearing this for the first time. i am glad — hearing this for the first time. i am glad yesterday the suspension of diane _ am glad yesterday the suspension of diane abbott was lifted and the whip was restored. what she said that led to her— was restored. what she said that led to her suspension was wrong and when keir starmer— to her suspension was wrong and when keir starmer said he would restore discipline and standards in the labour— discipline and standards in the labour party, he really meant it. i think— labour party, he really meant it. i think it _ labour party, he really meant it. i think it is — labour party, he really meant it. i think it is important

parliament here are really going. they're fed up with european laws coming in, many of them saying to me that the irish doyle has becomehe welsh assembly, assembly, the welsh assembly, the scottish assembly. they're saying that they are all answerable to europe. so the feeling of against europe here at this moment in time , because at this moment in time, because of these type of policies that's coming in, let's not forget that the republic of ireland were hugely european. but as more and more of these policies come in, thatis more of these policies come in, that is starting to take toll and the electorate may have their say and as you say, dougie beattie elections are due in june. >> and i've been speaking to a lot of people over there who are sick to the back teeth of this, and they're going to take action via the electoral polling booth. do you think there could be a big swing against the pro—eu parties come june ? parties come june? >> well, there could well be, but it's a bit like reform in the uk at the pens, in which electoral wards and how many in each ward actually picks that up , there's no doubt about it. fr

parliament. she's a political giant. but she was suspended from the labour party for about a year over an article that she wrote that said that basically irishpeople. now, it turns out the investigation into that is reported to have concluded months ago. she apologised straight away and she did a course, but the labour whip was only given back to her about three days ago. and just before that happened , the news broke that happened, the news broke that happened, the news broke that she understood that she was going to be barred from standing to run to represent her constituency in the next election. now there's been a massive row over the last three days. sir keir starmer has, up until about 20 minutes ago held to the position that it is not his call. it's a decision for the national executive committee that sort of rules the roost of the labour party. if you like, that decision will be taken on tuesday that she is not barred from standing, but now suddenly having held that line just a couple of hours ago, he has now said that she is free to go forward as a potential labour candidate. so the nec will rubber stamp that on tuesday, andifs rubb