pakistani scholar tahar khadri unveiled a draft school curriculum in london which condemned isil and extreme. ideology. kadri who has previously declared non-muslim, said it was essential to teach people that terror was violation of islam. whatever philosophy and ideology is being propagated and practice and enforced by isis or other terrorist organization. in part, it was al qaidada and taliban and all those people. they are, this is just an enemity and violation of islam and quran and the prophet's conduct. the initiative wasn't without its critics within the muslim community itself who said that it placed the emphasis on the muslim community to clean up its act while downplaying major factors behind radicalization such as british foreign policy, islamophobia and racism. nevertheless, there is general consensus amongst british muslim leaders that the isil mentality and the techfery narrative needs to be driven out of the community. ramadan. been a very difficult and challenging time for muslims, we've had killings in kuwait, we had no murder taking place in tunisia and other parts

in general, it is precisely the fact that the isil took responsibility for this terrorist attack, that isil made a statement, this is terribly annoying to the russians, and it is terribly annoying that they were talking about it, well, the special services. of the united states of america, who said that this terrorist attack is being prepared in this way, and it is feeding it, and rather than an idol. they also talked about it, but this is all very annoying, as the official authorities, yes, well, following the official authorities annoys the russian propagandists, and they directly with such irritation that you do you always talk about eating? in the west , they are trying with all their might to prove their innocence. of ukraine before this terrorist attack, they write about our country's baseless accusations against kyiv. here is the most surprising thing that no one has yet officially independently accused. in his address, vladimir putin only said that the terrorists tried to escape to the territory of ukraine, where a corridor was specially prepared for them, but in the west they

should be done by ukraine at a time when the most convincing evidence of the participation of the isil or isil in this terrorist attack was presented world, and i emphasize that putin has also demonstrated his inability to protect people, even in a totally police russian state. and now i have only one, one question according to the versions: did putin himself organize the terrorist attack, or was it organized russian security forces, with the participation of russian security forces? did the security forces turn out to be so clumsy and such that they can do nothing but poison and kill russian oppositionists and in the same way ensure political blackmail of ukraine, so this is all nonsense, putin will not succeed , the executors will be the organizers, it will simply be, or will be the international court, or there will be gaga, and putin is simply trying to... increase attention from the development of events in the ukrainian theater of history with the holy war that the roc declared, this is also internal consumption? i think that this is very, very, very important information for us,

the isil made statements, this terribly annoys the russians, and what they said about it is terriblypecial services of the united states of america, who said that this terrorist attack is being prepared in this way and is feeding it precisely and rather than, well, idol, they also talked about it, but this is all very annoying as an official government, well, follow the official the government annoys the russian propagandists, and they, with such irritation, are trying with all their might to prove what you are constantly telling us about in the west. ukraine's non-involvement in this terrorist attack, they write about our country's groundless accusations against kyiv, this is the most amazing thing that so far no one has officially made independent accusations. in his address , vladimir putin only said that the terrorists tried to escape to the territory of ukraine, where a corridor was specially prepared for them, but in the west they hear only what they want to hear, then they use it in their, their such correct goals, in the united states, but they definitely found the culprits.

some of those guys have had a pretty strong links with earlier iterations of isil.otential for cross over here. it may explain why somebody is trying to get over towards ukraine, thinking maybe they can find friendly forces. but i would very much doubt that ukrainians themselves knew anything about this or had anything to do with it even if there is some radical cell potentially. we will have to wait and see where these people got into the country from. i and see where these people got into the country from.— the country from. i was going to sa , the country from. i was going to say, president _ the country from. i was going to say, president zelensky - the country from. i was going to say, president zelensky in - the country from. i was going to say, president zelensky in the l the country from. i was going to i say, president zelensky in the last hour has said president putin wants to put the blame on ukraine for the moscow attack. mr putin suggested that the attackers were heading for ukraine. this all complicates things, doesn't it, with the war in ukraine? it t

gone up over the last year or so, despite the fact that you had the central bank in the us rising isil interest rates, which has put pressure on the rental market —— in the us raising interest rates. on an annual basis, the report shows inflation when it comes to shelter and housing is 5.7% up on an annual basis, accounting for two thirds of the core number so that is the key thing at the moment driving this up and we hope this will ease down in the months to come. for and we hope this will ease down in the months to come.— and we hope this will ease down in the months to come. for now, thanks for “oininu the months to come. for now, thanks forjoining us- — kathleen brooks is research director at the brokers xtb here in london. it is fairto it is fair to say that normally at this time of year prices rise a little bit but is this a blip or something that the fed should be worried about? the? something that the fed should be worried about?— worried about? they will be very worried about? they will be very worried about _ worried about? they will be very worried about super _ worried abou

beginning of march about the possible terrorist attacks in moscow, it is also interesting that the isil, unrecognized state and terrorist organization, islamic jihad, took responsibility. yes, yes, by the way, i remember it was quite, ah, let's say, wide a warning, by the way, for... i was a little surprised, i think, what is this, what kind of warning is this, but you see, the fact is that the united states is also very seriously following this direction, and i think that they probably had some information about this, why did idil take responsibility directly, well, that should be asked. he has, i think they have some reasons for this, but the fact that there was a warning is 100 percent, and i understand that there was a reason for it, also i will ask myself, the famous austrian military analyst tom cooper actually wrote, as he himself put it, very unpleasant questions about ukraine's military strategy. and i will also try to address them to you, and he says that he has many questions here, the main question, he cannot yet understand how ukraine is going to stop the russian offensive

nevertheless, there is general consensus amongst british muslim leaders that the isil mentality and the techphery narrative needs to be driven out of the community. ramadan been a very difficult and challenging time for muslims, we've had killings in kuwait, we had no murder taking place in tunisia and other parts of the globe, so that kind of really affects the muslims living in this country in leads, because our name has been tarnished, our faith's been abused, those who commit murder in the name of god, they are absolutely affront to human dignity and insult to god. as the holy month of ramadan draws to a close, british muslims will really look forward to the festival of eid. now, eed lasts about one or two days and is characterized by lots of socializing, delicious food and fun activities for the children. it's a joyful occasion which marks the end of a month of really hard self-sacrifice. and british muslims will hope that they can carry forward the lessons they've learned during the month of ramadan and implement them during. in the course of the rest of the year, never strikes tw

they can work with terrorists. and they expectedly think that others can act in the same way, but isil is exactly that organization that is at war with everyone, with the whole world, yes, it is also at war with iran and there is a conditional war with the taliban, well, already for them, yes, russia and the united states are one and the same evil, in fact, that is, the russians. they acted like this before, they, i say again, they still acted like that there, when it was still the kgb, and they will act like this in the future, but when they, to the domestic consumer, uncle vanya from ryazan , they are selling that russian land is in danger over there, and that there ukrainian fascists are ready for the domestic land, our rather holy land, and there is still inside. again, why should the fsb do even more work, still look for those who are here, against whom, but one more thing, but here ramzan kadyrov got out and said that there, well, well, there, there now in russian... on muslims, i am here the defender of all muslims, so ramzan kadyrov thus threw the fishing rod, let's say, over t

. >> isil at the outset that it does create ac or a lake in a way.thing how russia moves above it is a big body of water. i wonder if striking an anchor would work. anything with secretary blinken beyond the ukraine style that our audience should know about? >> i am listening to my colleagues. our teams prepare speaking notes and it seems that they prepared -- it is so much alike. >> you should cut your embassy staff into thirds. came of the security of northern europe and the security of europe as a whole has worldwide ramifications. russia is not a problem only for north europe. the war in the middle east. who are the players causing problems. you're starting to see a working relationship among three countries. north korea is providing weapons and munitions to russia so they can krill -- can kill ukrainian positions. russia -- they are providing drones to russia so they can destroy ukrainian frastructure. iran is now selling -- we already about the gaza drone, it is a perverse way to go around trying to make military sales. working together. and ch

i think isil is jumping in on.ing in the east mediterranean . in the east mediterranean. they're trying to take over with their beefed up the old wagner company again. it's now called the expeditionary corps. and i think that the islamist really object to this, particularly with the very peculiar stance they're taking with the houthis and the red sea at the moment that they there is the houthis have said, well, really, china and russia are going to back us because have agreed not to because we have agreed not to attack russian and chinese ships. it is very complicated . ships. it is very complicated. but into this, a highly focused group like like isil or isis can pushin group like like isil or isis can push in and it can have devastating effect. and boy , devastating effect. and boy, they know better than anybody how to exploit the publicity space. >> excuse my ignorance, i thought isis had been wiped out in syria. >> never say never with an idea like that. and i'm afraid to say it's absolutely the same predicamen

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line coming through from the afp wire news agency saying the islamic state group, otherwise known as isil more detail do you have of the whole thing?— have of the whole thing? that's ri . ht. we have of the whole thing? that's right. we have _ have of the whole thing? that's right. we have just _ have of the whole thing? that's right. we have just seen - have of the whole thing? that's right. we have just seen this i have of the whole thing? that's i right. we have just seen this report right. we havejust seen this report that there is some kind of statement which has been put out by a group saying they were behind it. not always clear that that means they were. we have to treat all of these claims with a touch of scepticism initially, although i think that certainly has always been seen as a strong possibility. in terms of who might have been behind it. because of the nature of the attack. it was quite similar to other attacks we have seen of marauding gunmen attacks we have seen in other cases, evenin attacks we have seen in other cases, even in a paris venue, the bataclan in 2015. so t

risks faced by soldiers and marines who operated heavy artillery weapons in the fight against isil. in syria. if you haven't read it york must. because of his reporting, v.a. will be reaching out to those vets who served in the field artillery units to ensure they're receiving the care they need, importantly, the care they have earned. those vets served in syria and iraq. making them eligible for that care around the pact act. several of the vets profiled in the piece are characterized as having received less than honorable discharges. we all them o.t.h.'s, other than honorables. v.a. cannot change a vet's character of discharge, vets are not automatically disqualified from v.a. services because of discharge status. are not. in fact, over the last 10 year, v.a. has granted benefits or care to 73% of the veterans with other than honorable discharge status who have presentedto us. so. to those vets in that heart break story, and any vets watching today, we want to serve you. please apply now. please reapply. if you've been denied before. and we need everybody's help. every single pers

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low 60's in livermore, concord, santa rosa where isil foggy this morning. 54 degrees for you. you'll be warming up, though, and half moon bay about 55. so you might be wondering why do we get this stretch of really nice weather write, why does it last for so many days? and explain that to a little bit here because the pattern that we've got that set up, it's called a rex block its when you have high pressure stacked on top of low-pressure and what it does is it makes it hard for anything to bump it out of the way. so what happens is the jet stream here kind of sets up and it almost looks like an s curve. and that's why we get what's called a rex block. okay. so that's what we're under right now. and you can see if we look to the future, how this is going to play out over the next few days. so it finally starts to get bumped out of the way by low pressure that starts to move in. it's going to bring us the chances of some rain as we head towards the weekend at some snow for the sierra. and you can see as you roll into friday night saturday and sunday. so if we look at future cas

in lady isil today who is living in farnham town centre.ening, that three miles away, as a hotel full of illegal immigrant men and five miles away, is a block of 100 new flats, about to be occupied by illegals as well, all funded by the government using our taxes. whilst he leaves it to the people, the good people in town to keep her fed and watered. i voted tory all my life, but now thatis voted tory all my life, but now that is over. thanks for that email . i'll that is over. thanks for that email. i'll be back tomorrow three till six after this jobs and co. but first it's time for your latest weather forecast with alex deakin . with alex deakin. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb solar sponsors of weather on. gb news afternoon. >> welcome to your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. a few heavy showers around this afternoon, but they're going to fade through this evening. most of us having night. some fog and having a dry night. some fog and frost in southwest. that's frost in the southwes

really, you know, you can have an invso this rofile, can't really, you know, you can have an invso this isilen invso this is the can't really, you know, you can have an invso this is the problem. they? so this is the problem. this is where it can be, and it can so i think can be upsetting. so i think it's i do i post and it's what i do is i post and then sometimes i read the comments, but other times if it gets little bit negative, gets a little bit negative, i think i'm not going to go there. and think that's the best way and i think that's the best way to with it. to deal with it. >> okay, bright arrow, we have, we to leave it grand we have to leave it there. grand herald thank much for herald thank you very much for joining one day we'll >> i wonder if one day we'll look you know, years, look back. you know, 20 years, 30 years time say, oh, that 30 years time and say, oh, that was age of social media, was the age of social media, wasn't it? terrible. it's over. >> oven >> just just don't look at the comments. that's do. comments. that's what i do. i get abused the time. just get abused all