whole concept of people, for example, islamic people who would like to bring let's say sharia law into the country. we have a history and it is sad about the american people in and especially students. i taught at a community college and found so many students were andtitutionally ignorant biblically ignorant. i will give you one case and then i will let it go. been on trial in this impeachment thing. that he took at and exposed them, talking about joe biden. the truth is when you look at the constitution and you look at the second article which governs and when you look at that third section of article two, you find out there is a take care clause and the forident is responsible making sure the laws of the land are upheld. this is nationalism. you brought up a lot of topics. guest: the basic premise of the is thatcon -- comments our laws should govern us and no laws should. this gets to the reason why empires have never been democratic. national --the most natural form of organization to that we sense of unity all can live together under the same set of rules and laws. you have variou

community well that's actually which was nazi germany want to do that they want to use part of the islamic people who are labor most of the people who should be sent off to the north and beyond the romance and. they wanted everyone to die. it was about survival as with some of the slavic group russians and ukrainians. when people in. cages we could see really learning we could have surrendered language i want to say well you stupid or not none of you would be here alive if their. lives. you know what we will can every one of the parade here in moscow. and with those who represent the nations who have helped us survive you would be a symbolic gesture and we'll be happy to see those who will accept our invitation which means we source someone from i saw someone from minsk. we'll talk about iran later on. this is ministry of ideas as a follow up question on the soviet union i have a question of my. fears of the illegal actions perpetrated by gorbachev or 99 to one. what we see today is millions of people from these actions and the question is can we give legal response to the. events which took place in

whole concept of people, for example, islamic people who would like to bring let's say sharia law intohe country. we have a history and it is sad about the american people in and especially students. i taught at a community college and found so many students were andtitutionally ignorant biblically ignorant. i will give you one case and then i will let it go. been on trial in this impeachment thing. that he took at and exposed them, talking about joe biden. the truth is when you look at the constitution and you look at the second article which governs and when you look at that third section of article two, you find out there is a take care clause and the forident is responsible making sure the laws of the land are upheld. this is nationalism. you brought up a lot of topics. guest: the basic premise of the is thatcon -- comments our laws should govern us and no laws should. this gets to the reason why empires have never been democratic. national --the most natural form of organization to that we sense of unity all can live together under the same set of rules and laws. you have various

but you can look at examples in christianity or islam or for people who don't have a faith where thissecretary said we are putting religious freedom first. trish: morgan, you know what they say. we have run the clip throughout the show. over and over and over again. they hit him on being a racist and being an anti-semite. what do you think of it in light of what happened today and what do you think of it as an american jew yourself. >> secretary mike pompeo stood at the state department podium and talked about the fact that at the end of the obama administration, secretary kerry decided -- the administration took the position to call israeli settlements illegal. secretary pompeo said we aren't going to call them legal or illegal. we'll try to push the israelis and palestinians to a political solution. i was in israel with ambassador freeman and i stood at the sign that says u.s. embassy in jerusalem. as someone who was on the outside for the first two years of the administration, then joined them, i have been there physically, not just where the president and secretary are standing up

this is one of many books that the irani and government used for islamic growth, who are these people? what is their plan for us? i'm talking to you, to policymakers, topoliticians , to both leaders, you can trust thisgovernment . you can negotiate with them. but these people do not have the minimum of morality for negotiation and they are -- [applause]. thank you. and they are a danger for civilization. trust me. thank you. >> we've reached the conclusion of our program. i want to thank the three of you for being so willing to come here and tell your stories and i want to thank everyone for attending today and even under the circumstances that are dire i hope today is giving us all hope and that we can be as brave as all of you to tell our stories and stand up against that in this world. >> in dubai you compare it to being on the jetsons, it's not there yet but that's the vision. the vision is to have flying airships early in this coming decade and not just a few of them carrying around rich people to golf courses and luxury hotels. want to have these airships carrying all kinds of p

people safe on the cheap. an irish woman who travelled to syria to join the islamic state group is arrested after arriving back in dublin with her two—year—old daughter. watford sack manager qu—que sanchez flores afterjust 85 days in the role. and as part of the bbc‘s crossing divides season we hear two perspectives on the 1979 iranian hostage crisis — that's in witness history in half an hour. the prime minister has told the bbc that 7a people who were jailed for terror offences — have been released before serving their full sentences. their cases are now being reviewed. it follows the attack on london bridge on friday in which the convicted terrorist usman khan killed two people and injured three others. khan had been released after serving half of a 16 year sentence. it's been announced that the woman who died in the attack was a former student at the university of cambridge. one of the three other people injured was a member of staff from the university. sarah corker reports. just metres from london bridge... a service at southwark cathedral remembering those killed and injured in friday's attack. we have

who's in the. wrong. oh people of the islamic revolution. opens up making its initial flirtation those strengths in states of emergency britain sinks into chaos to join the 2nd business. hence the people threaten to steal border. crisis. the start of an era that defines our age today 19 said the big meeting today small steps december 23rd. hello i'm welcome to culture news the filmmaker hossein for safety is my guest in the studio to talk about his wonderful film tomorrow we all 3 also coming up. iconic photographs rendered in children's play dough is british artistic and intimate an especially ality. and has an italian garden a clearing some ivy found a good stuff clear masterpiece hidden in a war of the gallery from where it was stolen over 20 years ago will have no on lands. but it's we begin with the film tomorrow we are free which is a love story set around the time of the iranian revolution in 1999 it's also the story of a clash of cultures a german woman married to on a rainy and man and a young daughter in the middle of it all the ma

really from that coup forward from 1953 until the islamic revolution in 1979, there were a lot of people in iran who looked at the united states and i guess the phrase would become the great satan who did not think we had the right to interfere in their internal affairs. it's interesting to think about when the united states realized they didn't have a good handle of what was happening in iran. there were signs of it in the 1960s. we had a great relationship in iran in terms of training their new elite. if you were a bright iranian man or woman, mostly men, you probably came to a u.s. university. this starts in the 1960s. think about that. think what's happening in the united states in the 1960s. these young iranians are exposed not just to the wonders of the american university, but to the dissidents of the 1960 student movements. this radicalized some iranians. it made them think about their own voices and set of concerns. this was a complication for america's relationship with iran. the shah of iran did not expect his young people to come home with a political consciousness. he wanted them to com

them with a message of unity saying islamic nations must resolve differences to better serve their people the leaders of saudi arabia and pakistan are amongst those who snub the meeting because it was in the hills under the saudi based organization of islamic cooperation yes. the muslims in the their countries are in this series of crazies. held helpless. and with the of this religion which is men to be good for men. it is for these reasons that the summit meeting is organized at the very least through our discussions remain fine but when wrong we me even find solutions if not to end these get this is these 2 a week and the slamming will. of the mean to recognize the problems and their causes and the emir of qatar called on governments everywhere it's a better tackle the rise of islamophobia by the been pushed them out if you do it over to be already here we call upon western community you see deal with islam and muslims according to democratic principles in human rights that they are committed to which we also urge them to criminalize rhesus he treats toward muslims we also expect muslim in the muslim countries in the east as well to treat their own

people. who love the american people so much. >> if this was from any other islamic country would he have theme tone? >> no. nor mexico for that matter. think of immigrants who kills someone here. so it was a very sort of complimentary phone call or description of a phone call. why does that matter? the guy who killed at the base today doesn't represent the saudis. anymore than a mexican represents who might have done something similar represents mexico. a couple issues. why is the president so motivated to compliment the saudi arabia before there's an investigation. we don't know yet. he was a government official. he is paid for by the government. secondly we have a number of cases here in saudi arabia. people are forgetting this. in which the saudis have essentially taken man accused of rape. we have a criminal investigation that we have to protect at this stage. >> thank you. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. (contemplative synth music) - [narrator] forget about vacuuming for up to a month. shark iq robot deep-cleans and empties itself into a base you can empty once a month. and unlike

on a stolen truck careers into a christmas market with hundreds of people the perpetrator a nice summary who had turned to radical islam in germany scopes a few days later he was shot and killed by police in italy. several german security bodies had known for some time about the danger of this man posed but they never pool to knowledge the failure of the police and other authorities to prevent this attack is the subject of several political inquiries their conclusion is damning if i live a fairly soon to face one of the most serious dangers of 2016 no one seriously disputes that he was a hot potato that the authorities kept passing back and forth no one really wanted the case. many questions remain open but this is above all dedicated to remembering the victims. and. simon young is at the place where that attack took place 3 years ago i welcome what's happening there today. well phil i'm standing very near the spot where an assembly carried out that attack on the 19th of december 3 years ago and perhaps behind me you can make out the kaiser wilhelm memorial church today surrounded by a christmas market and it's here th

people safe on the cheap. applause an irish woman who travelled to syria to join the islamic state group is arrested after arrivingk in dublin with her two—year—old daughter. throughout the election campaign, we are asking your questions to all of the main parties. with me to answer your questions is the lib dem's foreign affairs spokesman, chuka umunna. thank you for coming in. for the second time in one day in this building. you know your way around by now, i should imagine. building. you know your way around by now, ishould imagine. we building. you know your way around by now, i should imagine. we have had plenty of questions. you won't be surprised that a lot of them are to do with brexit, partly because your party has taken a very clear view on this as being one of your central campaigning themes for this election. let's start with jeff central campaigning themes for this election. let's start withjeff in cambridge. the lib dems are standing candidates in seats which only the conservative or labour might win. why are you not putting the national interest first instead of gifting seats to the tories and forci

who the 5 people are. president trump has declared victory over islamic state, but a top kurdish counter—terrorism official regrouped is like "al-qaeda on steroids". also on the programme... new evidence emerges, suggesting the trump administration did order a freeze of aid to ukraine, just 90 minutes after a july phone call between the us president and his ukranian counterpart. the top man at boeing has gone.

very good question of turkey when he asks why are you fighting against the people who are fighting with us against the islamic state let's look at it from the the angle of turkey turkey is demanding its nato allies treat the syrian kurds of the wind. as terror they say you know you should see them the way we see them in turkey have a valid point. well it to some extent it does the why p.g. is a group that is directly linked to the p.k. k. a kurdish turkish terrorist organization has been waging a campaign of violence against turkey since the mid 1980 s. though when you separate the 2 groups the y p g from the p.k. kate once hard pressed to make the argument that the why p.g. has directly targeted turkey or turkish civilians or the turkish military the y p g has been allied with the united states in the fight against the islamic state nevertheless this doesn't diminish the turkish sense of threat coming from the fact that the why p.g. is so closely associated with the p k k you know we you look at turkey a nato it looks in the eyes of many as to be the black sheep of nato but it's also we have to say it's had

who is making the world is a dangerous place he is just a symptom of the change that's. islamic states claims responsibility for friday stopping attack in london which left 2 people dead. .s. democrats strategists who work for barack obama are accused of creating fake local news in a bid to sway the 2020 that. and the biggest shopping day isn't just a ball game extract again so we look at black friday is less attractive aspects from causing brawls to harming the environment. you're watching.

islamic figures which is punishable by death. at least 23 people have been killed in violent protests in india against a contentious new law it gives legal immigrants who have fled religious persecution a chance to apply for indian citizenship but that doesn't apply to muslims they're calling it discrimination and a violation of india's secular constitution. these women in some state expressed their objection to the new citizenship no peacefully with a citizen and a feel that their muslim assamese and they see the legislation as part of a hindu nationalist agenda that may have deeper discrimination they're afraid they'll become a minority. the government is taking steps that will result in a disappearance of the assamese identity if the assamese people are to not protest our language would disappear here. 5 there are 200000000 muslims in india and an ease about the new no one has spread across the country critics of prime minister narendra modi and his government say making citizenship easy if a known muslim immigrants than for muslims undermines the constitution they want to divide the indian society based on religion they want to create separation di

arabia such as the textbooks that have hate speech toward jews, toward christians, toward people who convert from islamy haven't changed that text yet. that kind of thing, the officials say that we're encouraged that they keep trying to work these problems, whereas they have hard words with them behind closed doors. >> so we've learned that khashoggi's family -- and there were some other western diplomats that attended the trial -- what do you view of the significance of having folks like that in the room? >> well, according to "the new york times," the folks like that are not allowed to speak about what they saw or heard. but that does go some way within saudi society to show that they have been included and that the death of jamal khashoggi is in some way being honored. but again, we also have heard that members of khashoggi's family in saudi arabia have felt fearful of speaking out and have felt torn between wanting to see justice and wanting previously able to continue their life in saudi arabia without recrimination or any sort of cramdown from the government. >> all right. kimberly dozier, obviou

them with a message of unity saying islamic nations must resolve differences to better serve their people than leaders of surrey arabia and pakistan are among those who snapped the meeting because it wasn't held on to the saudi based organization of islamic cooperation. circus president richard sipe heard one has criticized other muslim nations for not supporting his plans to resettle refugees in northern syria he underlines the pressure his country is under some 50000 people who are currently migrating from syria's province into turkey meanwhile 3 civilians have been killed and several others injured in the latest round of russian attacks on rebel positions inside he said live shelling and air strikes have been increasing as the syrian government and its allies move in what's the last major opposition stronghold. and the british monarch can so blind the agenda of boris johnson's new government's queen elizabeth travel from buckingham palace to the house of parliament the largely ceremonial queen's speech at the top of the list was the u.k.'s plan to leave the european union which johnson has fight city by january 31st that ship states they where the

here we havejust seen, who is saying that those kurds that turkey is fighting worthy people who helped destroy islamiced to those kurds. so, borisjohnson welcoming all the leaders here to this summit in hertfordshire, and there is the turkish leader, president erdogan, a figure of such controversy, not only because of what he has done in northern syria, but also because he has bought a russian missile defence system, the sa00 missile defence system, the sa00 missile defence system, that has really riled some of the other nato states who are saying, you know, that russia is supposed to be our opponent, why are you, a nato member state, buying a russian missile defence system? that seems absolute madness. and president macron is one of those who is very concerned about that, and feels that the turkish leader has gone rogue in some ways, but turkey is an important nato state with a huge defence force, of course. america, though, the usa, dominates this alliance. there is no doubt about that. this is the czech republic, one of the smaller member states, but the united states, in terms of their military sp

so a group islamic state says it carried out friday stabbing attack in london that left 2 people dead who was in the field for. some us democrats are calling for the probe republican fox news t.v. network to be registered as a foreign agent. and in france residents of rwanda still demanding answers and action from the government 2 months after a massive chemical factory far left a toxic cloud over the city. good evening thanks for joining us this is the weekly.

people who support different groups. even the leader of the green movement in iran who is under house arrest, he has basically said that the islamicublic is dead and that the supreme leader of iran, his reign is ill la jit mat. they are trying to crush people's protest on one hand, and on the other hand, people are facing a new reality. they knew the regime was brutal. they knew that the regime was violent. but in the last two weeks they've seen it with their own eyes. and many people in iran, it's difficult to say how many, what's the percentage. many people in iran, they want a regime change. >> as you say, it isn't clear what that would mean, because there isn't a clear opposition in 1979 they said death to the shaw, long live -- today if they say death to this regime, death even to the leader, who are they saying long live? >> some people say long live the -- >> the son of the shaw. my sense is that's a minority. >> we don't know. it's difficult to report in iran. it's difficult for the reporters who live in iran to report on the streets. all foreign media, they've been banned from reporting in the streets. they've shot down t

absolutely clear that we have not been all about me but in countries we have excluded people who follow judaism and islam and we ignore the fact that in these muslim countries women muslims are good for their political and there have been military rules that deal. they must stand right liberals that i am of the are. the number one is. just like my mother in bangladesh have been part of the and that's like the liberalist dollars out of that you should definitely acknowledge that there is the part of the illusion it was all along. but anyone who is one of the good i don't because of israeli general politic a little bit you know should be welcome in india mr most of all with thank you very much for your time and your expertise on this we do appreciate it for now that as far as on most of the live in hyderabad thank you. we are going to move on to other news now we are muslim to understand searching is at the international court of justice defending our country against allegations of genocide but she called the accusations misleading city insists the military has been conducting a legitimate operation agains

of idlib the last major stronghold of islam as rebels russian airstrikes supporting the assad regime have claimed the lives of at least 8 people 5 of them children who were sheltering in a school house united nations is warning that children are bearing the brunt of syria's increasingly violent conflict. to nauman in egypt has become a ghost town people living here have fled the government offensive against rebels. shabab people are fed up fled to live on the leaf trees this is a vegetable market there's no one here i haven't seen anyone other than journalists taking pictures of me and. most of those fleeing are heading north towards the turkish border. we ran away from the rockets out of the barrel and explosive shells. we were asking for allows mercy and for the united nations to see what happened to us because of bashar al assad and the russian army. they are killing us. with heavy shelling. and is strikes. syrian troops have been pushing into it live. and identified syrian pennell said the offensive is to clear the province of terrorism it was yet good to have saw i left the syrian army cares about civilians lives what that. the military calls u

because this was the stated goal of the revolution to establish an islamic republic, people were on sure, everybody was treading lightly, people who were known to have been workers for the shot lived in fear, people lived in fear because there were people simply eating out of their jobs and because of their loyalty to the shaw were tried and often executed. so it was a very tenuous situation when i first arrived, in july, we were working very carefully to see what we could do and what we couldn't, i was seen director of the iran american society but i met with the italian cultural society, german on director, we talked about what we thought we could and couldn't do it in our cultural centers. so everyone is watching very carefully, that is what i remember the most. >> we were their only two months before he turned over so arrived in september and we just moved into our apartment. i had the clothes hanging over the dining room chairs but that has a but she didn't come the day of the takeover. in fact she was your housekeeper. so i went on to work and we are all excited about this, we were gonna see this wonderful country that is fa

islamic republic. people were unsure. everybody was treading lightly. people who were known to have been workers for the shah lived in fear. people lived in fear because there were people yanked out of their jobs because of their loyalty who were tried and often executed. it was a very tenuous situation when i first arrived in july. we were working very carefully to see what we could do and what we could not. i was the director of the iran-american society. i met with the italian cultural society, etc.. and we talked about what we could and could not do in our cultural centers. everyone was walking very carefully. that is what i remember the most. >> we were only there two months before the takeover. we arrived in september. we had just moved into our apartment. waitingl of my clothes for the housekeeper. she never arrived so i went to work. we were excited about this as a new adventure for us. we were going to see this wonderful country famous for its culture and history. on weekends, we were able to do short trips. we went to the caspian sea. the weekend before

so a group islamic state says it carried out friday's stabbing attack in london which left 2 people who the perpetrator was known to feel thirty's. some u.s. democrats are calling for the program public and fox news t.v. network to be registered as a foreign agent. and in france residents of rwanda still demanding answers and action from the government 2 months after a massive chemical factory fire that left a toxic cloud over the city. why they are watching r.t. international thanks for joining us. the terrorist group islamic state says it carried out friday's stabbing in central london 2 people were killed in that attack 3 others were badly injured the perpetrator had served time behind bars for previous terror of fences before being freed early on license last year the british prime minister has criticised the practice of automatic early release. was released from prison in december he was jailed for planning a bomb attack on the london stock exchange back in 2000 and his other targets back then reportedly included the us embassy and boris johnson who at the time was maryland was sti

who are struggling to set. the board in politics business religious law in iran beat up people of the islamic revolution under a tough. opens up making its initial flirtation with capitalism . strikes and states of emergency put things into chaos markets such remarks in carriage them to work and they will was at the start of neoliberalism. john culberson against business public hence the few. friends deal or the. odd crisis. story is an era that defines over a modest. 1970 movement the big move to today's move starts december 23rd w. this is day one from the u.s. house judiciary committee votes to impeach president. cusins him of abusing his power and obstructing congress this latest move against the president sets the stage for a vote in the house of representatives only the 3rd in american history on the program. straight after securing a stunning victory in the british election and his message for voters and we will work around the clock to repay your trust and to deliver on your priorities.

people of the islamic revolution. a man opens up making its initial flirtation but those are strengths in states of emergency put things into chaos who chose to have a 2nd to displacement shem's the people threatens the old order. the water crisis and. the start of an era that defines overmanaged today $979.00 are the big committed a small steps to cymbalta. 3rd. place . this is developing news live from berlin as a major climate summit is due to begin in madrid to the u.n. secretary general sounds the alarm on rising global temperatures will meet an indonesian fisherman waging his own personal battle with the resulting increase in sea levels also coming out germany's ruling coalition on a collision course to social democrats election new leaders who want to change their agreement with aunt and uncle america's conservatives to see the union says no ours will knuckles governments.

and a stolen truck careers into a christmas market with hundreds of people the perpetrator a nice a marine who had turned to radical islam in germany escapes a few days later he was shot and killed by police in italy several german security bodies had known for some time about the danger of this man posed but they never pooled their knowledge the failure of the police and other authorities to prevent this attack is the subject of several political inquiries their conclusion is damning. fairly significant one of the most serious dangers of 2016 no one seriously disputes that he was a hot potato that the authorities kept passing back and forth no one really wanted to case. many questions remain open but the stay is above all dedicated to remembering the victims and we certainly can remember what it was like on that night 3 years ago i can and my colleague simon young as well he joins me now from the place where that terror attack took place 3 years ago good evening to you so i mean it's a big a stark contrast isn't it to what it was like 3 years ago and to what's happening tonight tell me about what's going on right now. a

people who support different groups. even the leader of the green movement in iran, who is under house arrest, he has basically said that the islamiclic is dead. and that comanekhomeini is the now. so they are trying to crush people's protests. and on the other hand, people are facing a new reality. they knew that the regime was brutal. they knew that the regime was violent, but in the last two weeks, they have seen it with their own eyes. and many people in iran, it's difficult to say how many, what's the percentage, but many people in iran, they want a regime change. >> but as you say, it isn't clear what that would mean, because there isn't a clear opposition. in 1979, they said, death to the shah, long live kma kma kmanny. >> we don't know whether they're a minority, because it's very difficult to report in iran. it's difficult for the reporters to report. all foreign media, they have been banned. they've shut down the berninter. it's very difficult to communicate with people. people are still in shock. >> if you shut down the internet, in today's world, you can't do banking or -- >> right. they are using the chinese technology

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islamic extremist who hates the west and hates freedom, and hates equality. these attacks must stop for good. we can stop them so long as we are willing and recognize the reality that some people because we live in a free society. as we learn more details about this barbaric animal who prided hem self on his islamic you faith, it's clear he never should have been set free from jail. the liberal elite got their way. he was set free early. and he attacked again. and the same thing could happen here. we have politicians pushing for lenient sentences for brutal terrorists. ilhan omar called for a shorter sentence of a man convicted of joining isis in her state. but remember here is how she talks about terror. >> cair was founded after 9/11 because they recognized that some people did something. and that all of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties. trish: i guess we shouldn't be surprised that she wants a shorter sentence for an i.c.e. terrorist. just like those in the u.k. want shorter sentences for isis terrorists who go out and attack again. joining me, dr. zuhdi jasser. i know you said it before and i will get this out of the way. this guy is not representativ

islamic republic. people were unsure everybody was treading lightly. people who were known to have been, workers for the shaw, lived in fear. and people lived in fear because there were, people just simply yanked out of their jobs, because of their loyalty to the shaw, and they were tried and often executed. so it was a very tenuous situation when i first arrived in july. we were working very carefully to see what we could do and what we couldn't. i met with the, i was the director of the iran america society, and i met with the italian cultural society, the german cultural society etc. and we talk about what did we think we could and could not do in our cultural settings. so everyone was walking very carefully. that's all i remember the most. >> we were only there two months before the takeover, so we arrived in september, we had just moved into our apartment, i had all the clothes hanging over the dining room chairs waiting for the housekeeper. she didn't come today to take over. in fact she was your housekeeper. so i went off to work. we are just all excited a

islamic republic. people were unsure. everybody was treading lightly. people who were known to have been workers for the shah lived in fear. people lived in fear. there were people yanked out of their jobs and, because of their loyalty to the shaw, were tried and executed. it was a very tenuous situation when we -- when i first arrived in july. we were working carefully to see what we could do and what we couldn't. i was the director of the iran-america society, but i met with the italian cultural society, the german cultural director, et cetera. we talked about, what did we think we could and couldn't do in our cultural centers? everyone was walking care flich fully. >> we were there two months before the takeover. we a i rivalled in september. we just moved into the participat apartment. i had the clothes on the dining room chairs. she didn't come the day of the takeover. she was your housekeeper. >> that's right. >> i went to work. we were excited. this was a new adventure for us. we're going to see this wonderful country that is famous for its culture, poetry,

minister tells the bbc that 7a people jailed for terror offences and released early will have their licence conditions reviewed. an irish woman who travelled to syria to join the islamicblin. it's been revealed that a loud bang heard by people living in parts of south east england overnight was a sonic boom from two raf jets. hundreds of people across north london and the home counties were woken up by a loud bang that many said sounded like an explosion. the noise was generated by two royal air force typhoons, which launched from coningsby in lincolnshire and intercepted an unresponsive aircraft which later re—established contact. let's have a listen to recordings viewers have sent in. boom. explosion. that is what it sounds like. andy moore is with me now. in the middle of the night in us like that would wake people up at the start. yes, exactly. you do hear the start. yes, exactly. you do hear the sonic booms from time to time, the sonic booms from time to time, the raf does take off. but if it is ona the raf does take off. but if it is on a saturday afternoon, you have got traffic around you, you probably would not notice it. but in the middle of a sunday night wh

people of the islamic revolution. in terms of making its initial flirtation closer strikes in states of emergencies such things into chaos from who joins the 2nd to split in terms of the people threatens the old order. the large car suspended. the start of the narrow defines overmanaged. 979 the big coup today since december 23rd to double. the number of the. lead. blocker. this is the delhi news ally of the from but in a standoff in france trying to lose face more destruction through the weekend as trade unions found to carry on that strikes over planned petrol a full discussion but the government insists it will not back down we'll get the latest from paris also coming up and bushfires all burning out of control in australia several have combined to form a mega fire if it means shrouding the country's largest city in a cloud the top 6 might but if i just say this is too vague to put out.

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who hati islam. the bodies of 6 people killed in a volcanic eruption in new zealand on monday have been recovered from white island families waited on shore during the military operation it went ahead despite the high risk of another eruption and warnings of talks a gas almost 30 people are being treated for severe burns at hospitals across new zealand and australia and another recovery mission will be lost for the 2 bodies remaining on the island on fortunately there are mines 2 more people. there we need to find so we can also i return them. so this operation will continue. we will have a soft unknown returning with aerial search of cargo to see if we can identify anyone else on the island and we are also right now are deploying had dive team to search the surrounding waters your leaders have set a new climate change plan after a summit in brussels the decision was the 1st test of whether the proposed european green deal might turn into real action on climate change poland was the only country to hold out on the deal but other states in the blog have vowed to convince warsaw to back the government o