this terrorist attack. that means, firstly, as for the islamic state, it exists, it is not completelyremember how it was, at its peak, well, they at least tried to designate themselves as a state, yes, they had raqqa, the capital, of the so-called caliphate in syria they started. ideology, brand remained, they are still today this is not there, it has been destroyed, but they can take responsibility for something, while i am sure that the islamic the state today does not have such capabilities, there are no such funds to implement such a scale. terrorist attacks in the heart of the russian federation. do you understand who i 'm referring to? undoubtedly. moreover, in 2017, if my memory serves me correctly, news broke. this is not fake. i am sure about that. and lavrov personally signed this news. many of my local colleagues reported this. after all, we, as journalists, must draw information from different places, so american helicopters evacuated members of the islamic state, the question it suggests itself, as they say, what kind of people they were, ordinary stormtroopers, some kind

exaggerate the role of the islamic state in this terrorist attack, which means, firstly, as for the with a capital , with currency, remember how it was, at its peak, well , they at least tried to designate themselves as a state, they had raqqa, the capital of the so-called caliphate in syria, they began to produce from precious metals. at the same time, i am sure that the islamic state today does not have such capabilities, does not have such means to carry out a terrorist attack of this scale in the heart of the russian federation. you understand who i ’m referring to, of course, moreover, in 2017, if my memory serves me right, there was news, it’s not fake, i’m sure of it, and lavrov personally signed this news, many of my colleagues reported this on places, after all, we as journalists must draw information from different places, so... american helicopters evacuated members islamic state from derezor, the question arises, as they say, by itself, what kind of people were they, ordinary stormtroopers , some kind of people who were preparing to blow themselves up, or were they recrui

after islamic state city. after islamic state supporting media published threats.s with donald trump in florida amid his push to shore up us support for ukraine. he'll be giving a press conference this hour and we'll bnng conference this hour and we'll bring you that live as it happens. shadow chancellor rachel reeves says a labour government would crack down on tax dodgers to raise £5 billion a year. i'll look at whether their sums add up. and will they be sending an army of tax men round to knock on your door ? and round to knock on your door? and there's even more flooding misery for the uk. and this time hundreds of people have been evacuated from a holiday park in west sussex. will it ever flaming? well stop raining, that's all coming up in your next hour . welcome to the show. next hour. welcome to the show. always an absolute pleasure to have your company, the islamic state, are back. of course, there was the massacre in moscow at the concert hall, but a group we thought had largely dissipated away seems to be back with a vengeance now threatening champions

many doubt it, thinking that the perpetrators of terrorist acts by the islamic state should have beenssed in beautiful black uniforms with matching headdresses and such. but these are essentially post-soviet people and with the appropriate mentality, with the appropriate level of education, living and living conditions, completely our post-soviet people. and therefore to doubt what exactly they were. executors, in my opinion, absolutely cannot be proved, except for these four, you know, the arrested person who provided them with housing in moscow, with their son and with someone else, and the person who sold the car in which they tried to leave the scene of the crime, so that the circle of these people who are specifically connected with this terrorist act is quite clearly defined today, and here is what you say, but where is ukraine, the russian special services in russia have very big problems with this issue, get involved. today , ukraine before this terrorist act is almost impossible, where they will find people with specific elements of communication, specific facts of communicat

and this organization arises in the 14th year in the frame, as well as institutionally rises an islamic stated in this case it does not arise out of nowhere, but relatively speaking, it is a part of al-qaeda, which... simply swears an oath to the new caliph, and at that time it was in baghdad, and accordingly , they aim to create this great the islamic state in accordance with the hadiths and sunnah of the prophet and the like, and what if we talk about this terrorist attack, yes, without a doubt, if it quacks and has wings, then it is a duck, and in this case, there is no doubt that this terrorist organization carried out this terrorist attack , especially since the warnings were in advance, especially since, in principle , the special services of at least several western countries received such information on communication channels, ugh, and mr. igor, please tell me whether it was just after this happened terrorist attack in crocus city hall, many analysts among ukraine noted that for such an organization as idilka, even more, let's say, even more than the western world, so collective, they

creating what we need for the islamic state to reach the new islamic civilization in this area, we talked about education. it should not be a capital view, but an ideological view, we should have a policy maker's view, it should be a man-making factory view of education and we are unfortunately witnessing the influence of non-islamic ideas in education. as an exception, but as a rule, it should be chamran's martyrs , but this is a necessity. what is it? it is necessary that this student who is in the university should master the basics of islamic thought, and hazrat agha spoke about this again today and said that you should strengthen yourself if do not strengthen yourself from the point of view, otherwise you will not be able to be effective , there will be problems in your work, and this is the point. it was completely to the point that we had reached in the unity of the islamic society according to the leadership's own words, and today our talks were based on the fact that in an organizational student , first of all, you have to form a hard core to understand these systems. he has reso

in your opinion, how seriously will these representatives of the islamic state be ready to act and whyussian federation in particular. became their victim, well, it's not the islamic state of afghanistan, it's the islamic state of khorasan province, ugh, that's a separate story, khorasan is more than afghanistan, i think one of the reasons why this happened, well, it's a certain weakening of the counter-intelligence regime in moscow in relation to islamists and the increase in the number of guest workers, i.e they are not unable to conduct. effective operational, operational development of these people, and due to the large number of gay guest workers, agents of the islamic state penetrate into russia and actually they can act quite effectively, for and and for these jihadists, they really do not care who to carry out a terrorist attack against, of course, it is better to carry it out against that country... well, they didn't go to istanbul, relatively speaking, they themselves carry out terrorist attacks in istanbul, they carry out terrorist attacks in the arab world, they regularly c

germany, too, says islamic state is now its biggest internal menace.der controls ahead of the european football championships injune. but it is france that will soon host the world's biggest sporting events, the olympics. the plans for this unusual opening ceremony on the river seine. some 60,000 french police and soldiers will guard the centre of paris. but there is a twist to all this talk of an islamist threat. what's new, and i think significant, is the role that russia is accused of playing in all of this. the french are convinced that the kremlin is working online to exaggerate the threat of islamist attacks in order to scare europeans and to weaken faith in western democracies. france's president, emmanuel macron, is sounding increasingly indignant, accusing the kremlin of waging a war of lies against the west. as for the security threat, it is a real concern, but it is one that france has lived with and learn from for years. but it is one that france has lived with and learned from for years. andrew harding, bbc news, paris. in russia, thousand

, representatives of the islamic state, into which the special services of russia intervened subtly carefully, so the special services could not manage the whole process simply. studying under a foreign flag, creating conditions, facilitating the conditions for committing a terrorist attack, this is the only way they intervened. in addition to the anger that is directed against our central asian brothers, against the tajiks, the russian population is very critical of the activities of the special services of all law enforcement agencies. this is also clearly visible, especially this is a criminal attitude towards the arrested tajiks, even in russian society it has a negative effect. although all the propaganda is called. by the way, even the fact that medvedev said that everyone should be killed in general is very difficult, but look, tajiks or kazakhs or uzbeks, they are going to defend themselves, if the scenarios of the black hundred and pogroms are really launched in russia, but the pogroms will not be jewish, and they will, for example, crush the former inhabitants of central a

more security around the champions league game going on right now after threats from islamic state groupsg media. and even when she loses, she wins. record-breaking viewing figures for caitlin clark, the women's college basketball star. welcome to the program. we start with climate change, potentially a pivotal moment. a group of swiss women have won their first ever climate case victory in the european court of human rights. here they are. the court found switzerland violated have violated them of their human rights by not taking sufficient action on climate change. switzerland's efforts were called woefully inadequate. this ruling includes the law in 46 other european countries including the u.k. it comes after last month was officially declared the warmest march on record. we will get onto that in a moment. let's start with this report from our climate editor justin donald. >> the swiss women arrived at the european court ready to fight. >> there has been a violation of article eight of the convention. >> and they won, persuading the judges that switzerland's failure to do enough to cu

germany too since the islamic state is its biggest internal minutes.njune. but it is france that was soon to host the biggest sporting event, the olympics. plants for this unusual 0lympics. plants for this unusual opening ceremony of the river. 60,000 french police and soldiers will guard the centre of paris. there is a twist of all this talk of an islamist threat. what is new and significant in the role that russia is accused of playing in all of this. the french are convinced that the kremlin is working online to exaggerate the threat of islamist attacks in order to scare europeans faith faith in western democracies. francis president and manual emmanuel macron is accusing the kremlin of spreading the war of lies against them. it is a real concern but it is one that france has lived with and learn from for years. the post office inquiry in london has been hearing evidence from lord arbuthnot, a leading supporter of the campaign forjustice for the hundreds of branch managers who were wrongly convicted. faulty accounting software developed by the japan

but crikey, islamic state threats. the history books. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, exactly . there's been >> well, exactly. there's been messages put out essentially encouraging, encouraging those who are aligned to islamic state to potentially target these footballing events. we're going to get the very latest on this, find out all the details of how severe this threat is, but it looks deeply concerning. >> and even if there aren't soldiers being sent over or terrorists being sent over from the middle east, any follower of that ideology based in this country, any lone wolf who's not even connected to the organisation of what calls itself islamic state, will they be inspired by this message? thatis be inspired by this message? that is a serious, serious element of concern . and of element of concern. and of course, as we say, heightened security at these stadiums. now yes, we're going to dig into all the detail on that later in the show. the detail on that later in the shoand please do get in touch on >> and please do get

the death tolls were very similar, and both were carried out by the so called islamic state. i guess for short, i'll be very different off to it's the same. oh yes. off shoes as believe to have planned to forward to talking from the french government has now raised the terror threat to the highest level. with ours, have the option to deploy an additional 4 tires and security forces. nationwide. schools and government institutions are also guessing more security to that was tricky. select the extent of the attack, it must go really shocked to it wasn't just a loading attack or that killed a few people with a knife. this was a large scale attack to which the police had difficulty responding to. as you find the avenue. in recent years, security services believe that the days of major attacks could be over. they were seeing loan attackers like in 2023 on a teacher in the northern city of a russ. as on a german tourist in the center of paris, that was cool. the must go attack, but also other recent attacks carried out by the islamic state show development that experts have been se

islamic state groups were going to baghdat, seeing this, i talked to him about it then, he called thecans, being in an illusion, that they would help him, since it seemed like he was partly their man, who came to power with their help after the overthrow of saddam hussein, but they did not provide help, they did not provide assistance, then nuri al-maliki began to call moscow. he started calling president putin for help, logistical, specifically military, support was provided, although not so large, but it was timely and fast, now these strikes that the americans are inflicting on iran and its allies will inevitably lead to the strengthening of such groups as the banned islamic state group, un reports indicate what this group has at its disposal. representatives of the former afghan security services say that this group received a large tranche of one and a half million dollars last fall up to 2 million dollars, but if the americans , their allies in the region continue their current line, they will strengthen it even more. fyodor mikhailov dostoevsky, it was as if he foresaw that in

the death tolls were very similar, and both were carried out by the so called islamic state. i asked for short, i'll be it very different off to it's the same i a soft uses believe to have planned to foiled attack in france. the french government has now raised the terror threat to the highest level of stars, have the option to deploy an additional 4 tires and security forces. nationwide. schools and government institutions are also guessing more security to that was tricky. select that the extent of the attack, it must go really shocked to. it wasn't just a loading attack or that killed a few people with a knife. most of this was a launch scale and a time to which the police had difficulty responding to. as you can tell when you and in recent years, the curacy surfaces believe that the days of major attacks could be over. they were seeing loan attackers like in 2023 on a teacher in the northern city of a ross and zone a german tourist in the center of paris. that was cool. the must go attack, but also other recent attacks carried out by the islamic state show development tha

muslim brotherhood, you see clearly they say our mission is to turn the modern world into the islamic state, and to do that we have to destroy that modern world. so the foundation says. because they believe they have this mission, they are really active in the region. they have two proxies in the reason -- in the region. they created all these so-called charities, religious centers, mosques in the u.s. and europe. today i'm not here mainly for iranians and what the people of iran know, they are doing everything they can to take the country back and eventually succeed. they know the threat. [indiscernible] iran is behind all of this. mainly today i'm here for -- to communicate the threat of the iranian regime to the u.s. and europe. the iranian regime after the war with iraq, they target us because they know for their mission, have this in your mind, the mission is to turn us into islamic state. they cannot do that without a military force and they have infiltrated internally to destroy us from within, to radicalize our youth and turn them into a sleeper cell. to turn them into the means of

the assad regime itself, but also the iranian forces or iranian—influenced shi'ah elements, but islamic states a very difficult situation for the united states' forces, and it well may be that it was a us plane that attacked the so —— attacked the source of the five rockets. we've had direct confrontation between iran and israel over the last week, but not a lot of damage reported on either side. do you expect more direct confrontation? or will we go back to more proxy attacks like we've just seen? i back to more proxy attacks like we've just seen?— we've just seen? i think it's unlikely we'll _ we've just seen? i think it's unlikely we'll get _ we've just seen? i think it's unlikely we'll get some - we've just seen? i think it's . unlikely we'll get some attacks from iranian territory from iran into israel and vice versa, at this stage. there are a couple of reasons. one is that the iranians have declared the exercise closed now. they've retaliated against the attack on the iranian consulate in damascus. they seem to be happy to leave it at that at this stage. i think further attacks on isra

terror despite an islamic state terror threat. arsenal will be hosting bayern munich at the emirates stadium tonight. man city are in action. they're away to real madrid, the metropolitan police says it does have a robust policing plan in place for tonight's game in london. islamic state claiming responsibility for that attack. just last month on a moscow concert hall which resulted in the deaths of more than 140 people. well, gb news has been speaking to some optimistic fans ahead of tonight's game at the emirates stadium. >> absolutely. i think it'll be a tough match over the two legs. and yeah, not overly worried about the security. you know, we've got faith in the we've got to have faith in the british police and the, you know, you know, know, security vie you know, everything they've set up. everything that they've set up. so and hopefully so have faith and hopefully everything will be all right. >> it's not about the religion. it's about some people who want to scare other people. and we are only here for football . are only

more security around the champions league games going on right now, after threats from islamic stateroup—supporting media. and even when she loses, she wins — record—breaking viewing figures for caitlin clark, the women's college basketball star. welcome to the programme, we start with climate change — potentially a pivotal moment. a group of swiss women have won the first—ever climate case victory in the european court of human rights. here they are. the court found switzerland had violated some of their human rights by not taking sufficient action on climate change. switzerland's efforts were called "woefully inadequate". this ruling could influence the law in 46 other europen countries, including the uk. it comes after last month was officially declared the world's warmest march on record. we start with this report from climate editorjustin rowlatt. the swiss women arrived at the european court ready to fight... there has been a violation of article 8 of the convention. ..and they won, persuading the judges that switzerland's failure to do enough to cut planet warming emissions co

islamic state of iraq. al-baghdadi, whom the americans had recently released from an iraqi prison. in 2016, this is exactly what julia wrote about, who published a little, 530. 1525 documents from 1979, which describe how the cia and the foreign affairs agencies of the united states of america personally participated in the creation of isis. and at the beginning of 2012, another program was created, which was called stimbre sycamore, translated as prevesina sycamore. this is a program for financing, arming and training rebel fighters to participate in the civil war in syria against the government forces of bashar al-assad. it was carried out on the personal instructions of president barack obama. this is exactly what trump meant when he accused barack obama of being an egil organizer. ukraine is remembered. don’t we know how much and how ukraine is connected with international terrorism? remember our show? look. in syria, to overthrow bashar al-assad, the free syrian army, the ss, where the muslim brothers

islamic state of iraq.umar al-baghdadi, whom the americans had recently released from an iraqi prison. in 2016. this is exactly what julian assange wrote about, who published a few, not a few 531,525 documents for 1979, which describe how the cia and the foreign affairs agencies of the united states of america personally participated in the creation of igim, in early 2012. and how is ukraine connected with international terrorism? remember our show look. in syria, to overthrow bashar-assad, the free syrian ss army received billions of dollars in military assistance from the united states, from where the muslim brothers and isis, banned in our country, emerged. and today , on the territory of syria and with the same syrian free army, brigades and detachments are being formed. in syria, and now he is calmly fighting in ukraine, and now i want you to look at these people, when, apparently, they recovered from anesthesia, how they behave, what is the difference between those who were there in crocus now in fron

of the supreme leader of the revolution on the subject of the program to cut ties between the islamic states and the zionist regime, but another report was aired due to a technical problem. of course, the second apology is because this report is related to approximately the information he posted was a month ago , that's why it was different . i apologize for both cases. well, we don't have much time . we have four or five minutes. we have an important question . the zionist regime is really shedding blood in gaza in the past six months. yes, in any case, when diplomatic relations are established, other relations will develop along with it, including security issues, security agreements , and commercial and economic exchanges. well, mr. doctor, if they intend to do so, what will be the effect on the field now ? the c regime will definitely be in trouble. look at the zionist regime inside the land itself. it is the strategy and geography of the region that they are giving him this space, so they are the ones who are giving him space, if they break the relationship, there will be effects. a psy

, what does the islamic state mean that they first have a conflict , they fight with their own weapons and guns, when they run out of ammunition , they blow themselves up with a vest, in the religion of people or in a building? mainly, i said , or they were all of the elements of the conflict on the right almost an hour ago. it was very scattered , but it ended . there are 5 dead bodies of terrorists, and the conflict is over in the region, alhamdulillah, which means that the number of terrorists who have been killed is now 15 to 15 people. the body is in our hands, but the children are cleaning it up and investigating. there may be other bodies in rome at a distance from the road corps. in chabahar , there was also a major conflict in chabahar . one was the chabahar corps . there was a building called technical professional corps in front of the chabahar corps. yes , it was overlooking the chabahar corps. they had come by force and the people who were there as nine crew members . . they were forced to open the door because of their professionalism. they came because there was

robust security at the arsenal tonight as pro islamic state media call for attacks on stadiums. and the physicist who helped us understand the structure of matter, peter higgs has died. he was and coming up on bbc news — fighting for the same prize at home and now on the continent. premier league rivals manchester city and arsenal both play the first leg of their championship league quarterfinals tonight. hello. the family of a 27—year—old woman, stabbed to death while pushing her baby in a pram in bradford, say she was a caring person, and they haven't stopped crying since she died. kulsuma akter was attacked last saturday. police are questioning a 25—year—old man, habibur masum, on suspicion of murder, after a nationwide manhunt. danny savage has the latest from bradford. flowers left in memory of kulsama akter, the 27—year—old stabbed to death in bradford at the weekend. i did ask a few questions. her- death in bradford at the weekend. i did ask a few questions. her family | did ask a few questions. her family don't want to _ did ask a few questions. her family don't want to

i mean, it's not as if islamic state appeared recently . islamic state appeared recently.his is a threat that's existed for over a decade now and, and threats beforehand. so the measures have been put in place over time through experience, which will robustly, respond to this threat . i think that, you this threat. i think that, you know, myself as a match commander. these are the sort of, you know, the overall threat is, is one that we've put measures in place to deal with. and tonight, as the cops on the ground were saying to your reporter, nothing's dramatically different because because we're used to this and we're working against this background , i think against this background, i think that the one concern will no doubt be that the, the, the call to arms, for want of a better tum inspires the individual. that's that's the one thing that's very hard to guard against, as you know yourself. and the police will be very alert to that. >> yeah. i was at the euro final a couple of years back. england v italy, where we had some pretty appalling scenes of, well, i guess mass

they are not just enemies of russia, that is , all the public confessions, all the calls of the islamic state about , what exactly they did... or is it a terrorist attack, the kremlin does not perceive at all, they say that it is an event in general, initiated these terrorist attacks, and ukrainians took part in the preparation of terrorist attacks, well, as it were, an absolutely complete delusion, in which he believes, except for dimon and vavan, no one else, you see, the whole world is simply horrified by these st. petersburg hooligans, by the way they... . they are trying to interpret the tragic events that took place in the suburbs of moscow, when the islamic state attacked this shopping and entertainment center, moreover , they are using this tragedy to incite their fellow citizens against ukrainians and to create all the prerequisites for increase the number of mobilized people who are now going to the russian military commanders and say, we want to go and... take revenge on the ukrainians for the crocus city hall, what on the ukrainians for the crocus hall, what relationship does ukra

by the way they try interpret the tragic events that took place in the moscow region. when the islamic stateacked this shopping and entertainment center, moreover, they use this tragedy to incite their fellow citizens against ukrainians and create all the prerequisites for in order to increase the number of mobilized people who are now going to the russian military commanders and saying, we want to go and take revenge on the ukrainians for the city hall step, what the ukrainians did for the crocus... what relationship does ukraine have to this, did they survive at all, excuse me, from the mind and in its manipulations simply cross any borders. how lukashenko, the self-proclaimed president of belarus, survived uma. he is already scaring his officials that the west could topple his dictatorship. and he says that everyone who is appointed to her... positions in local authorities, must be ready to protect his regime at the cost of his own life, as the scenario of the overthrow of the dictatorship is allegedly being prepared. lukashenko, let's listen to another madman. you know, here i am for two

the degree of specificity outlined in the warning underscores washington's belief that ... the islamic stateas preparing an attack that would threaten large numbers of civilians. the united states shared its information with russia a day before that public warning, and according to people familiar with the matter, there were even warnings so specific that it threatened to expose american intelligence. nareshkin also said that the us special services gave the fsb advance information, the next... after moscow received this information, the fsb announced that they had prevented an islamic state attack on a synagogue in moscow. also, 15-year-old islam khalilov, who said that he... worked in the costume room of the concert hall on the night of the attack, said that the employees of crocus reported the possibility of a terrorist attack, and they knew, and here it becomes completely unclear why she did not work there , no fire alarm, no fire extinguishing, and even the emergency exits were excluded, so i say, there is exactly one option left, that simply the russian authorities gave the opportunity

gobs, by the way they try to interpret the tragic events that took place near moscow, when the islamic stateacked this shopping and entertainment center, moreover, they use this tragedy for in order to incite their fellow citizens against ukrainians and create. all the prerequisites for increasing the number of mobilized people who are now going to the russian military commanders and saying, we want to go and take revenge on the ukrainians for krotkus city hall, and on the ukrainians for krokoshall, what relationship does ukraine have to this, they survived at all, sorry, with mind and in his manipulations, he simply crosses any borders, as a survivor... the self-proclaimed president of belarus, lukashenko, is also insane. he is already scaring his officials that the west may overthrow his dictatorship. and says that all those appointed to positions in local authorities should be ready to defend his regime at the cost of their own lives, as a scenario for the overthrow of the dictatorship is allegedly being prepared. let's listen to another madman. you know, here i am reading various mails,

we talk about terrorist attacks, which were under the control of the flag of the idols of the islamic state, then it was carried out throughout according to the classic scheme adopted by the special services, in principle, until the moment when it is possible to tie this terrorist attack to ukraine, it was organized by the federal security service, as clearly as possible. ukraine, according to their plan, that terrorists are running to the fact that putin should have called zelensky and asked to close the border with russia already from the side of ukraine? this is trolling on the part of lukashenka, even on the part of bortnikov. look at how bortnikov speaks. now putin expressed the version that ukraine is involved. the suspects confirm putin's version of ours president, and we will work according to this version, we will definitely prove something there. the situation is simply turned upside down. the most frequent trolling by bortnikov. and what i said from lukashenka's side, they are already making fun of it, if you look from the side, they are just making fun of putin in this way. i ro

many doubt it, thinking that the perpetrators of terrorist acts by the islamic state should have beenl black uniforms with matching headdresses and such. but these are essentially post-soviet people and with the appropriate mentality, with the appropriate level of education, living and living conditions, completely our post-soviet people. and therefore to doubt that they were the performers is mine look, absolutely not necessary, except for these four, you know, the arrested person who provided them with housing in moscow, with their son and someone else, and the person who sold the car in which they were trying to...

popular american blogger jack pasabetz noted: islamic radicals states never leave the scene of an attacks who do not think about whether the special services will catch up with them or not, and even more so they do not shake like a leaf after being detained. i was struck by the fact that usually isis jihadists do not run away from the scene of an attack, they usually want to become martyrs, none of the kropus shooters had a suicide belt, some world media, including in the united states, drew attention to this. the host of the american channel daniel davis deep dive also reminded. about two important nuances: isis religious fanatics never hide their faces on video during attacks, and they don’t kill for money; for them, killing people is exclusively religious. not to speak out immediately after this happened, but to wait for time and wait until these four perpetrators were captured and... detained, they tried to hide and moved towards ukraine, where, according to preliminary data, preparations were made for them on the ukrainian side window for crossing the state border. a total of 11 peo

but i did think that if call the think that if you call the islamic state, not trying islamic state,o islamic state, caliphate. >> yeah. caliphate or bust. yeah. >> do you remember the time when we went through them is we went through calling them is isis? because we went through calling them is isis?didn't because we went through calling them is isis?didn't like because we went through calling them is isis?didn't like it? because we went through calling them is isis?didn't like it? ithat'lla they didn't like it? oh, that'll show them. they didn't like it? oh, that'll shoor:hem. they didn't like it? oh, that'll shoor isil. they didn't like it? oh, that'll shoor isil as well, wasn't it? >> or isil as well, wasn't it? i can't remember isil. they were at one point. yeah. isis was the islamic syria , wasn't islamic state in syria, wasn't it? is that right? i think that was i can't remember the i love the that we politically the idea that we politically went let's went through this, let's call them because think them daesh because they think it's well, that'll but >> well, that'll show hi

take out, did not evacuate there his wealth, his family, his children, he remained, even when the islamic statenk, in you too, in us, and in many other places, was on the outskirts, they were about to hang assad, his family, all of him, their hand was full, of course, colleagues, employees and so on, they everyone was in the risk zone, and none of them gave up. russia, let me remind you, came in 2015, that is, it has been going on for several years. many arabs, including those who fought in those days, israeli generals walked in front, they led, and were not behind, but today everything is different there, so i, you know, separate a professional politician from a real politician, the dash of a leader, there is a professional politician who... the dictatorship of the masses is worse than the dictatorship of democracy, the dictatorship of democracy, this is the worst thing, well, you are a dictator, do you even know in his face, do you at least understand who you are dealing with, and what is a dictatorship of the masses or a dictatorship of democracy, where, where are they, who oppresses you, wh

and where are we, respectively, if we talk about a terrorist attack. of the islamic state, then it was carried out according to the entire classic scheme adopted by the special services, in principle, until the moment when this terrorist attack can be tied to ukraine. everything was organized by the federal security service, clearly enough. as far as it was possible to manage, in fact, someone else's terrorist act, this time. today i look at the reaction of that. bortnikova, patrusheva, even this interesting statement, i would like to dwell on lukashenko, who said: "vova called me, we sat all night and caught these terrorists with vova." and vova asked me, will you close the border. i said, of course, i will close the belarusian border. this is voiced by lukashenko himself, it is essentially his direct speech, that is, russia cannot even close its own border, it asks for a foreign one. the state to close the state border if, according to their plan, that terrorists were running to ukraine, then that putin should have called zelensky and ask ukraine to close the border with russi

how it enables the purpose of islamic states. and now how it piles ukraine high with arms. that is something seen by many, including the global science as being the problem, solid even sky reporting for all the info grades. so if you do stay with our to international, i'll be back with much more news in about 30 minutes. in the meantime, you can always visit our website or to com for the very latest breaking news and updates by the of the man the northern target. now, when you say, you know why, why, why one being getting you labeled on monday. the only problem that we can tell, or maybe the land on the, on the, on the, to the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the with the, the, the, the, the by the probably not i the lady that yeah. working on uh on either you guys could give you my oh yeah. can you come with a couple of people to hold on? maybe the her in your mind, you called in the morning like i don't you want to know mad those to the by the that's how those snowbirds yeah. go go a long time. yeah. why don't i really don't want to go back. oh no that's yeah. they love the

security will be increased at champions league games this week after a media outlet supporting the islamic state published threats against venues. also coming up on sportsday... but if i could hold the claretjug whilst wearing a green jacket — you know, while we're dreaming — that would be, for me, a career made. unseasonably warm temperatures hit winter sports — race cancellations at the world cup ski season, so what does the future hold? hello again. this is no ordinary tuesday night in april. for many, tonight is when the champions league really ta kes flight. eight teams left — anyone can play anyone. one thing that doesn't usually happen is that the english teams play on the same night, but you'll have to pick which of manchester city and arsenal you fancy following tonight in their quarter final first leg. and then throw into the mix the second round of matches in qualifying for the women's euros, with both england and scotland also playing in the next hour or so. uefa say the matches will go ahead, with extra officers being deployed in madrid and paris where a french minister has talked o

the islamic republic of iran as the severance of the political and economic relationship of the islamic states with the zionist regime, emphasizing that if a referendum is held in islamic countries, this expectation will happen to all muslim nations, adding that the minimum expectation is that the governments islamic authorities should temporarily cut off their relations with the zionist regime and not help them until the crimes continue. at the beginning of this meeting, hojjat al-islam wal-muslimin raisi, the president, praised the quds day marchers for their strategic victory. islamic resistance and unity centered on gaza and quds sharif were among the achievements of this year's ramadan. mr. raisi in another part of his speech. pointing to the readiness of the sganeh forces to advance the goals of the slogan of the year, which is the leap in production with the participation of the people of khata , he said to the producers and economic activists that 69 billion dollars were allocated for the import of basic hats and to meet the needs of manufacturing and service companies last year. curre

. — resurgence of so—called islamic states, isis, they also shot down a number— states, isis, theyber of drones, so they would have gone guite _ number of drones, so they would have gone quite a _ number of drones, so they would have gone quite a circuitous route. and the us— gone quite a circuitous route. and the us navy, which is in powerful warships — the us navy, which is in powerful warships in — the us navy, which is in powerful warships in the red sea, the shut down _ warships in the red sea, the shut down some — warships in the red sea, the shut down some and some of theirjets to call. down some and some of theirjets to call~ and _ down some and some of theirjets to call. and also israeli air force fighters — call. and also israeli air force fighters took off from an airbase in the south — fighters took off from an airbase in the south to shoot them down. so it was a _ the south to shoot them down. so it was a coordinated thing. highly expensive, one estimate saying that this may— expensive, one estimate saying that this may have cost israel up to $1 billion _ this may have

it follows threats on social media by a channel that supports the islamic state group.entioned is the emirates where arsenal play. police say they have a robust plan in place to keep people safe. security is also stepped up at stadiums in france and spain. there is no threat to any specific matches. the uk terror threat level is still at substantial meaning an attack is likely. some other stories now and louise thompson from made in chelsea has revealed she has been fitted with a stoma bag. she was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis a few years ago. the stoma collect body waste through an opening in the stomach and in an insta post she said it is not glamorous but has saved her life. and if you are a harry styles fan, this is probably your dream job. the village in cheshire where he grow up is looking for tour guides for the thousands of fans who visit. you must be over 16, have good harry knowledge and be able to treat people with kindness. and time to leave you tonight with ten seconds of a goat invasion. yes, these guys are back and causing trouble in north wales. the

more security around the champions league game going on right now after threats from islamic state groupsg media. and even when she loses, she wins. record-breaking viewing figures for caitlin clark, the women's college basketball star. welcome to the program. we start with climate change, potentially a pivotal moment. a group of swiss women have won their first ever climate case victory in the european court of human rights. here they are. the court found switzerland violated have violated them of their human rights by not taking sufficient action on climate change. switzerland's efforts were called woefully inadequate. this ruling includes the law in 46 other european countries including the u.k. it comes after last month was officially declared the warmest march on record. we will get onto that in a moment. let's start with this report from our climate editor justin donald. >> the swiss women arrived at the european court ready to fight. >> there has been a violation of article eight of the convention. >> and they won, persuading the judges that switzerland's failure to do enough to cu

a media outlet supporting the islamic state group, let's speak to our correspondents — guy hedgecoe inthey acknowledge the threat and they are stepping up security. there will be 2000 police deployed for two nights game between riau madrid and manchester city here. they've also —— riau madrid they've been keen to try and issue a message of calm. and more or less say that it's message of calm. and more or less say that its business as usual despite this extra security that we're seeing here in madrid and in other places as well.— other places as well. yes, you are absolutely — other places as well. yes, you are absolutely right. _ other places as well. yes, you are absolutely right. statements - other places as well. yes, you are absolutely right. statements from the authorities in france similar. daniel, the metropolitan police have also issued a statement and you are there at the ground, fans already arriving for that matter. tell us more about what the met has said and what fans are saying to you. it’s what fans are saying to you. it's been a slightly different response here in— been