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lets ta ke lets take a little more into those challenges. a football finance expert. he's been telling us what the deal could mean for manchester united going forwards. i think the timings unusual. the fact that it is so close to christmas. but lawyers and accountants have been trying to go through the small print. the manchester united board were concerned that there might be repercussions from the other minority shareholders. so they now feel that this deal is appropriate to all. it does allow sirjim ratcliffe to invest money into the club, into those areas, which i think most commentators are concerned about, which is a lack of infrastructure spend from the glazerfamily, and b the quality of the talent recruitment as opposed to the quantity. manchester united have spent money. i think it could be argued that the money's not being spent well over the course of the last decade. i think sirjim had reached that stage of his career, having been spectacularly brilliant at identifying companies which are underperforming and turning them round an

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this inside a gaza hospital. hospital simply cannot ta ke this hospital simply cannot take more childrenessman accused of fraud, lying and stealing. george santos is kicked out by the house of representatives. plus, the first woman to sit on the us supreme court has died. sandra day o'connor was 93—years—old. i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. fighting has resumed in gaza after a seven—day ceasefire between israel and hamas expired. israel says it's hit 200 �*terror targets�* since its bombardment of the gaza strip resumed.

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boycot jarur karna chahiye jo palistin ke khilaf. these companies need to be held accountable for their affiliations with the us and israel and our collective stand can make a real difference. the boycott has cast a shadow over the sales of super stores selling western products in pakistan, prompting a strategic shift in their offerings, giving more prominence to locally sourced items. in response to intense by cot pressure, pro israeli companies are offering substantial discounts as a strategic move to regain customer trust after alining with the us and israel. this shows the complex interactions between geopolitical developments. consumer behavior and national socio political structures. nasik azmi, press tv, islamabad, and that's it for your latest here on press tv everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. he will be a target to the israeli occupation, the israeli occupation does not want the journalist to succeed in covering these violations. the hospital was targeted with white phosphorus barms that resulted in huge fi

political deputy of social security , asstandar ke ahmed , informed about the gathering and transfer1,300 non-jazz afghans. according to mr. hashemi mehr, according to the new notification in the working group for foreign immigrants, the responsible institutions are obliged to economic workshops to check the visit and presence of unauthorized foreign doctors. employers who use illegal medicine in their workplace will be fined. people who are found to be violators for illegally renting a house and file a case against them. those who carry illegal foreign currency will be detained for 6 months. but the commander of the border regiment , mirjajaveh , announced the return of 15 illegal pakistani soldiers from the middle borders of sistan and balochistan . reza ali ahmaddi said: one of the duties of the border guards in this border regiment is to take over illegal foreign doctors collected from all over the country and bring them back to the country. it is their own. mr ahmadi added that the detained illegals entered the country through different ways, both authorized and unauthorized, an

of pakistan wow to continue their boycot campaign till the complete seas far. in gaza. jo palistin kein their offerings, giving more prominence to locally sourced items. in response to intense bycot pressure, pro israeli companies are. substantial discounts as a strategic move to regain customer trust after aligning with the us and israel. this shows the complex interactions between geopolitical developments, consumer behavior and national socio political structures. nasik azmi, press tv, islamabad. that's it for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thanks for joining us and bye-bye for now. الساعه العاشره و خمس دقائق. هذا كله كان معبى كمان عسكر ها بهذه الكميه بهذه النوعيه بهذه الهمجيه على مستشفى باعتبار انهجد بعض مسؤولي المقاومه في دار الحكمه لكن يوجد احد عندما لم تتحقق اهدافه تخربوا كثيرا في المستشفى بطبيعه الحال لم يكن هناك اي شيء وهو معروف لو كان هناك شيء كان الاسرائيليين اظهروه للاعلان. you will be a target to the israeli occupation, the israely occupation does not want the journalist to succeed in covering these violations. the hospital was targeted with white phosphorus bomb

boycot jarur karna chahiye jo palistin ke khilaf. these companies need to be held accountable for their affiliations with the us and israel and our collective stand make a real difference. the bycot has cast a shadow over the sales of super stores selling western products in pakistan, prompting a strategic shift in their offerings, giving more prominence to locally sourced items. in response to intense bycot pressure, pro israeli companies are offering substantial discounts as a strategic move to regain customer trust after aligning with the us and israel. this shows the complex interactions between geopolitic. developments, consumer behavior and national socio political structures, nasika azmi, press tv, islamabad, and with that we come to the end of this bulletin, thank you for being with us, take care and bye bye. film as hundreds of people have marched. the voice of the voiceless, press tv. news in brief for this hour, the israeli military says it has hit more than 200 targets across the gaza strip after the expiration of the tem

as well after i recite it in urdu which is my mother tongue to idhhar udhar ki na baat kar ye bata ke caafile kyun lute ham rehzano se garz nahi teri rehbari ka sawaal hai don't speak about this and that please get to the point and tell us why the caravans were looted we don't care about we don't care about the rehzan we don't care about the culprit, but we are asking you a question, this is a question about your leadership, this is a question about your integrity of which conference on palestine is taking place live, of which you're watching different reps uh from around the world who are speaking, the um different countries is significant in the fact that it shows how so many countries around the world are against this us israely genocidal war that's taking place uh we had the um president of iran uh as the host of this conference and pretty much the different statements that he made and approaches that he had towards this general war was resonated from the different speakers from around the world. our corresponding is standing by with the iranian foreign ministry spokesperson nasir

lets ta ke lets take a listen to some of that. music isn't that spectacular?ing those fireworks are launched from harbour bridge and the opera house. this display has been 15 months in the making. it will lastjust 12 minutes and it spans six kilometres. the midnight display is set to an original score, created to work as a choreographed dance between fireworks, lighting and projections. we will just listen to fireworks, lighting and projections. we willjust listen to some of that music now. beautiful pictures. an hour ago we brought you pictures from

of pakistan wow to continue their boycot campaign till the complete sease fire in gaza. jo palistin keelling western products in pakistan, prompting a strategic shift in their offerings, giving more prominence to locally sourced items. in response to intense bygot pressure, pro israeli companies are offering substantial discounts as a strategic move to regain customer trust after aligning with the us and israel. this shows the complex interactions between geopolitical developments, consumer behavior and national socio political structure. islamabad with that we come to an end for this additional world news, thanks for being with us at the top of the hour, as usual recap of the tough stories coming up, do stay with us. oslow accords were supposed to bring prosperity to palestinians, however in gross violations of the accord, israel permanently enforced these west bank divisions. palestinians have not reaped the economic benefits of area sea, well of course are is the big problem because that's where israel maintains total control, where it it also. sets up legal settlements and generall

jo palestin ke khilaf. these companies need to be held accountable for their affiliations with the us and israel and our collective stand can make a real difference. the boycot has cast a shadow over the sales of super stores selling western products in pakistan, prompting a strategic shift in their offerings, giving more prominence to locally sourced items. in response to intense bygot. pro israeli companies are offering substantial discounts as a strategic move to regain customer trust after aligning with the us and israel. this shows the complex interactions between geopolitical developments, consumer behavior and national socio political structures. nasik azmi, press tv, islamabad. former united states secretary of state and noted diplomat henry kissinger has died, kissinger served presidents, richard nixon and gerald ford, was even consulted by uh later presidents on international issues, but a dark cloud had descended on his legacy and reputation as the former top american diplomats supported cous, di

over profit. the people of pakistan wow to con campaign till the complete se fire in gaza. jo palistin ke khilaf. these companies need to be held accountable for their affiliations with the us and israel, and our collective stand can make a real difference. the boycot has cast a shadow over the sales of super stores selling western products in pakistan, prompting a strategic shift in their offerings, giving more prominence to locally sourced items. in response to intense bycot pressure, pro israeli company are offering substantial discounts as a strategic move to regain customer trust after aligning with the us and israel. this shows the complex interactions between geopolitical developments, consumer behavior and national socio political structures. nasik azmi, press tv, islamabad. divisions seem to be growing amongst european countries over their support for israel's. war on the besieg gaza shrip. spain's prime minister says he has serious doubts that israel is abiding by international humanitarian law in the war. pedro sanchez expressed concern about the high number of casualties among

john ke, the spokesman of the american national security council , said that washington is against a permanent ceasefire in gaza. now we are going to washington dc to talk with yousef azizi, an expert on american issues. hello mr. azizi. hello, dear viewers of your program. after the use of several u.s. points to you in the security council to avoid. now too the threat of vetoing the current draft has caused the security council meeting to be postponed several times . at the same time, we have seen that the zionist military strategy in this war has been questioned without any clear perspective or the realization of its goals, and it seems as if this war continues aimlessly in such a situation. what is the us government's position and plan regarding this war within itself and also in the meetings it has had with netanyahu's government officials ? what is the us policy now? we are going, at least officially, what the regime itself he announces that the daily casualties of their military forces are increasing, and we also saw a few days ago that it was officially announced that 3 of the

boycot jarur karna chahiye jo palistin ke khilaf. these companies need to be held accountable for their affiliations with the us and israel and our collective stand can make a real difference. the boycot has cast a shadow over the sales of super stores selling western products in pakistan, prompting a strategic shift in their offerings, giving more prominence to locally. toast items in response to intense bycot pressure, pro israeli companies are offering substantial discounts as a strategic move to regain customer trust after aligning with the us and israel. this shows the complex interactions between geopolitical developments, consumer behavior and national socio political structures. nasik asmi. press tv, islamabad. and that brings us to. conclusion or pressv news bulletin everyone, but we are following developments very closely in the besieg gaza strip where over 55 minutes ago, the uh temporary true between hamas and israeli regime expired now, you can see that we have heard uh heavy clashes and uh gunfire heard throughout the b

having consequences for actions that people t-ke. this is the case for automated license plate readers are john phil. how are lives in the neighborhood? and he's running for city supervisor. she is referring to mayor london breed's legislation to install 400 new automated license plate readers. automated license plate readers will allow police 2. find the perpetrators of the criminals who committed this crime. what it does is it's a network of cameras that will allow police to do their job. in a statement to kron 4 city supervisor connie chan who covers this district acknowledged the recent crime in the neighborhood. a statement reads in part, quote, last wednesday, i presided over a hearing at the budget and finance committee and approved the san francisco police department's request to accept a 50 million dollar state grant to tackle retail theft as a result, the police department will be receiving 400 automated license plate readers to help investigate and prevent crimes. citywide. meantime, the store remained closed for much of t

ke your pick.hung back. >> can i ask just one related question. if we find demonstrable evidence that -- there's one thing to find russidoing something or not doing something, but if china is doing something, does it change what we do to retaliate? do we? >> okay. so, you mentioned in the lead-up that we were going to talk about the water stem attack in pennsylvania, so researchers have tied this to cyber avengers. they came out and claimed it. this is an iranian revolutionary guard linked group of hackers, so it may be that the iranian government has done this to a water system in the united states. critical infrastructure. a beer, a brewery in pennsylvania. i mean, that's critical infrastructure. >> is it yuenglig? >> unfortunately, it's not. what do we do? what would we do if china hits us with an attack in advance of the '24 election? these are the questions, i think, the white house is struggling with that administrations in the past, what d we do to russia after the attack in 2017? >> that's

let's ta ke let's take you to belfast.an you tell us what happened today and some of the background? it relates to bloody sunday, 30th january 1970 two, one of the worst incident during the conflict in northern ireland known as the troubles and many people were killed and one of the most significant and have a conflict developed lasting from the late 19605 to the conflict developed la5ting from the late 19605 to the late 19905. 13 people were shot dead by the british army, by members of the parachute regiment at a civil rights demonstration at londonderry, the second biggest city in northern ireland in the bog5ide area, known as stronghold for irish nationalism. a5 stronghold for irish nationalism. the former soldier is known as soldier f and his identity is not publicly known and there is an order on the court granting him anonymity and he is charged with murder in connection of two of the deaths on bloody sunday and also faces five charges of attempted murder. so i hearing has been held at londonderry to decide whether h

for talking movies, kes browne reviewed the film.including myself, flocked to the cinema in a sea of pink to see what has been dubbed by many as the film of the year. as an avid doll lover who played with barbies as a child, this film didn't disappoint. the action takes place in two realms — the real world and barbie land, filled with a variety of barbies and kens. turn to the barbie next to you, tell her how much you love her! but is life in plastic really as fantastic as it seems? no comment! we follow barbie, portrayed by margot robbie, as she goes on an adventure to the real world to restore herself after she starts to malfunction. did you bring your rollerblades? i literally go nowhere without them. her mission — to find the human that is playing with her and discover why they're unhappy so that her life can go back to normal. where are we going? barbie land! - in the nearly two—hour film, a lot goes down. # watch me dance... # there are dance battles, ballads and interesting takes on the patriarchy and womanhood that have reson

this inside a gaza hospital. hospital simply cannot ta ke this hospital simply cannot take more childrenith wounds of war. expelled — the us congressman accused of fraud, lying and stealing. george santos is kicked out by the house of representatives. plus, the first woman to sit on the us supreme court has died. sandra day o'connor was 93—years—old. i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. fighting has resumed in gaza after a seven—day ceasefire between israel and hamas expired. israel says it's hit 200 �*terror targets�* since its bombardment of the gaza strip resumed. hamas health officials say nearly 180 people have been killed, including three journalists. both sides blame each other for the collapse of the seven day ceasefire. before the temporary ceasefire, israel's military had focused on the north of gaza, including gaza city. but on friday morning, israeli jets dropped leaflets close to the city of khan younis, telling people to "evacuate immediately and go to shelters in rafah" in the south of the territory near the egyptian border. israel's military went on to hit targe

let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the other stories today. over the last year despite government funding to support those in difficulty with housing and wraparound social care. according to the department of housing, a total of 2,110 veteren households were assessed as homeless, up from 1,850 in 2022. a 16—year—old has been arrested in connection with the murder of a 22—year—old woman in south london on christmas eve. police were called to a residential propertyjust after 10pm on sunday and provided emergency first aid to the victim who died at the scene. the suspect was arrested a short distance from the scene and police believe they were known to the victim. and a white christmas has been officially confirmed by the met office — following snowfall in the highlands of scotland. you're live with bbc news. now, india says it's sending three war ships to the arabian sea after an israel—affiliated merchant vessel heading to an indian port was hit by a drone off its western coast last week. a statement from the navy said three guided missile dest

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let's ta ke let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines.to the polls in egypt where the president hopes to win a third term in office. if successful he will retain power until 2030, a victory his critics say is already inevitable. they claim him and his supporters have suppressed any real opposition candidates from entering the race. voting will be spread over three days with approximately 66 million people eligible to vote. iranians state media say a buyer at an oil refinery in eastern iran has caused two large explosions and remains out of control. thick smoke from the blaze involving more than a million litres of fuel is reported to be visible from several kilometres away. emergency services are trying to contain the fire and the nearby factory has been evacuated, no casualties have been reported so far. one of the staples of south asian cooking, onions has doubled in price after india announced an export ban on the vegetable. india the world's largest exporter of onions extended an existing ban until march next year to contain a rise in

let's ta ke let's take you to the scene.eli border there. this is a live shot, huge plumes of smoke there. a reminder that the israeli military campaign is continuing. according to the hamas—run health ministry, more than 20,000 people have been killed since october 7 in gaza. hesham al sayyad works for penny appeal — a charity that provides medical aid and emergency food in the middle east and africa. he's just got back from cairo. firstly, i know you were listening to the interview from the israeli spokesperson. i wanted to get your thoughts on that? i spokesperson. i wanted to get your thoughts on that?— thoughts on that? i 'ust wanted to no back on thoughts on that? i 'ust wanted to go back on that, _ thoughts on that? i 'ust wanted to go back on that, he— thoughts on that? i just wanted to go back on that, he mentioned - thoughts on that? i just wanted to - go back on that, he mentioned anyone displaced is not right, but we go back now to the amount of people displaced in gaza, especially now because of the bombings tha

the text and history of the 14th amendment ke clear that the equaection clause permits race-conscious measures. after the civil war, our cnt faced a period of rebuilding knowashe reconstruction era. during that era, congress first abolished slavery th the 13th amendment. abolition alone however proved insufficient to repair centuries of racial subjugaon the souerstates replaced slavery with a system of laws that placed onerous burdens upon ghts and freedoms of racial minorities, particularly black people. congress thus went further and in doing so, it enshrinedt. expensive langn the constuon focused on equal precon of the laws. cting language that -- at the same time to pass the 14th amendment, congress itself acd a number of race-conscious laws to fulfill equality.ment's promise of leing no doubt that the equal protti clause permits some consideration of race to achieve its goals. r example, congress passed the freeman'bureau act which provided targenefits to black people, regardless of prio servitude, particularly in the field of education. it also passed the civil rights act of 186

ke they are brothers kenny dodson and axel. they are not only real brothers, but brothers in arms. kenny said he always wanted to work with his younger brother axel and it finally happened. in honoring the police officers in new york, officials said they helped prevent a national tragedy. the dodsons are being hailed as two american heros. they were here behind me when they realized on thursday there was a woman who was trying to set this home on fire. many of our viewers will remember this is the birthplace of martin luther king, jr., a place of profound historical significance. in honoring the brothers, new york officials also said that they immediately forgot that they were retired officers and put themselves back on duty. this is how they reacted to being called heros. let's listen. >> still hasn't quite hit me yet, because initially i wasn't even expecting to go to the site. when i think of martin luther king, jr., i think of alabama, selma, montgomery. atlanta didn't really dawn on me. it still hasn't hit me, but i'm glad we were all there, even the gentleman from utah. >> ju

there are many details that have not been agreed upon, including the all—importa nt global stockta kes emissions cuts and then beginning to assign new or more aggressive ones — that has not yet been agreed upon. there's also another deal on adaptation that is still not finished. so those negotiators will be putting in long days and nights in some of the rooms to my right. now, we did hear some positive comments from cop28 president sultan aljaber earlier saying he thinks that we could see a meaningful deal. but one of the biggest sticking points of all is over the language of a phase "out" of fossil fuels or a phase "down". there are 106 nations who want that phase out. but as we know, it only takes one country to block an entire deal. earlier this week donald trump was asked whether he was likely to rule as a dictator if he is returned to the white house. this is the answer he gave. except for day one. except for day one. i want to close the border and i want to drill, drill, drill. i'm... he says you're not going to be a dictator or you, no, other than day one. we are closing the bo

and if you if you of ke of mentality starts from there.you of ke out mentality starts from there. and if you if you of ke out ofentality starts from there. and if you if you of ke out of school' out of home and out of school and then you're released into the public, then the police officer around means officer walking around means nothing that nothing to you because that authority isn't ingrained within you that that you already. you know that that kind of respect and authority is disappearing. and think disappearing. and i think that's one biggest problems that one of the biggest problems that we yeah. i feel very sorry >> yeah. and i feel very sorry for the police, genuinely. i know that that surprise know that that might surprise people sometimes people because you do sometimes give a kicking, give them a bit of a kicking, but it i we need more of them. we do need more of them. i would be inclined to, to pay them a bit as well, because bit more as well, because i think they do. you know, a really, really messy job at times. but i think