they blame imran khan and they say that khan is responsible for whatever is happening because in theral cases registered against imran khan. these were the charges of corruption, terrorism, sedition. imran khan calls them all politically motivated cases to keep him away from the election. we saw that on the 9th of may imran khan was arrested in another case, which was also about corruption. he was arrested, and following his arrest, we saw violent protests across the country. what was really shocking for everyone was how these protesters attacked military installations and military assets. after these attacks and these violent protests, we saw a reaction from not only the government, but also from the military. and now the interior minister of pakistan has confirmed, that out of all the cases registered, there are dozens of cases which are going to be tried in the military courts, which is very alarming for the human rights organisations, because military courts work very differently. so these people would be tried under pakistan army act and official secrets act. that is strange, th

among the people at the table, sal khan, founder and ceo of khan academy. khan academy is using ai to power a learning tool. it's a tutor and teaching assistant being tested in schools across the country right now. it can do things like help students work through math problems and become a debate partner. joining us now is sal khan. sal, it's been a few years since we've seen you. nice to have you back on nbc. i imagine you get these invites quite often. any substance at today's meeting with president biden? >> i've got to say i oftentimes assume things like this might be a little bit performative, but i was really impressed by both the conversation. i learned many thing from the fellow panelists, and i was prident and his team memb he questions and how they were thinking about the issues. >> that's saying something if you're learning from the panelists. the biden administration, is he in touch with the silicon valley, or do you get a sense that his advisers are? >> yeah, absolutely. his head of office and science and technology and policy is originally fro

khan: no. is the hybrid system, where the prime minister has responsibility as an elected prime minister, but the power is basically lying with the military establishment. this hybrid system has failed. in my opinion, there needs to be a new equilibrium. the elected prime minister who has the possibility must have the authority in any management system. so in order for pakistan to get out of this economic mess, pakistan needs rule of law. rule of law will ensure proper governance. geoff: are you confident that the next election will happen by october as scheduled? mr. khan: absolutely not. i am not confident. because what is happening now is that the establishment, along with this current government, they are trying to crush the party. they are trying to ensure that pit, my party -- pti, my party, will not win. there are 150 cases slapped on me. and what they are hoping is that either i will be in jail by then, and most of my leadership, they will try and turn, like some of our leaders who were

some even criticise mr khan for taking on the military out the wrong time. see is that a stalemate at the moment when mr khan is there, where as many of his political leaders, union leaders, have left the party. if he is going to run for elections again, if this party is going to run for elections again, then he needs the support of his regional level leaders. given the political climate, the people are worried about their own safety, we need to see whether he will get the support of those people. is it see whether he will get the support of those pebble-— of those people. is it likely that we will see _ of those people. is it likely that we will see elections _ of those people. is it likely that we will see elections are - of those people. is it likely that we will see elections are is - of those people. is it likely that we will see elections are is it i we will see elections are is it looking more likely? according to the schedule _ looking more likely? according to the schedule it _ looking more likely? according to the schedule it should _ looking more

anka was a friend of the khan with us.hat her grandmother loves him without her, now her house will not go anywhere in one village. some beeps and somewhere the door will slam and tremble wires, hello we'll be happy now and forever hello we'll be happy. well, what do you need? borrow 100 rubles. there is no money. beauty, i would like you to this beauty. i would throw off 20 years, i would wow. so, five kilometers have already passed, do you want barbecue? in general, no one called you with us , you can’t, so that they bring you back with joy because the guard is a bang, who bang? well, ivan pavlovich live how long is your yard? here's a street for you, and here's a lake for you. well, it's quiet here. yes, it's quiet here, our soul is resting. and the price agreed agreed listen and you do you want to buy a cow? eh, so you're going to live here until winter, i don't know. tired of the city, as this is a completely different conversation, then you definitely need to buy a cow. yes, ivan is sure to have a cow, if you last in

but next, is sadiq khan about to be brought tewn— sadiq khan about to be brought tewn tw— sadiq khans remain in the race to replace khan in 2024, and the entw— replace khan in 2024, and the entw tenwte— replace khan in 2024, and the only female contender, susan wwtt— only female contender, susan wwtt .— only female contender, susan wwtt . nee— only female contender, susan wwtt . nwe w— only female contender, susan hall , has a top— only female contender, susan hall, has a top cv for taking ntn— hall, has a top cv for taking ntn — hall, has a top cv for taking him on. she's— hall, has a top cv for taking him on. she's a— hall, has a top cv for taking him on. she's a former leader of the him on. she's a former leader of tne tenten— him on. she's a former leader of the london conservatives and arch—brexiteer_ the london conservatives and arch—brexiteer and has a burgeoning— arch—brexiteer and has a burgeoning reputation as city wette— burgeoning reputation as city hall's toughest— burgeoning reputation as city hall's toughest talking councillor.— hall's toughest talking councillor. and

but next, is sadiq khan about to be brought town— sadiq khan about to be brought towm ty— sadiq khan2024, and the omty temete— replace khan in 2024, and the only female contender, susan wett— only female contender, susan wett .— only female contender, susan uett . tee— only female contender, susan wett . tee e— only female contender, susan hall , has a top— only female contender, susan hall, has a top cv for taking ttm— hall, has a top cv for taking mm — hall, has a top cv for taking him on. she's— hall, has a top cv for taking him on. she's a— hall, has a top cv for taking him on. she's a former leader of the tomtom— him on. she's a former leader of the london conservatives and arch—brexiteer_ the london conservatives and arch—brexiteer and has a pureeommt— arch—brexiteer and has a burgeoning reputation as city wette— burgeoning reputation as city hall's toughest— burgeoning reputation as city hall's toughest talking councillor.— hall's toughest talking councillor. and throughout them-e— councillor. and throughout khan's failing— councillor. and throughout khan's failing from out of

sadiq khan is slanllng— than ten months. sadiq khan is slanllng as— than ten months.ation of the people's act, the rpa. so whenever we are in an election mode and we have to watch very, very carefully that what we say on the air is not is impartial and cannot be misconstrued . now, and cannot be misconstrued. now, i'm pretty sure that the men who surround the king at buckingham palace will be giving him pretty good lectures about this . he good lectures about this. he shouldn't need them because he's taken the example of his mother and the instances of the family getting in. politics are few and they usually unhappy . okay, they usually unhappy. okay, michael, we're going- they usually unhappy. okay, michael, we're going to- e. okay, michael, we're going to have to leave— michael, we're going to have to leave ll— michael, we're going to have to leave it there. _ michael, we're going to have to leave it there. prince charles 90t— leave it there. prince charles gol a— leave it there. prince charles gol a very— leave it there. prince charles gol a very llg— leave it ther

high— khan in uncanny, sold as the high caunt— khan in uncanny, sold as the high caunt tutoe— khan inns fully committed, despite the legal setback. suella braverman also suggested the current system was figged suggested the current system was rigged against the british people , but she said she still people, but she said she still had every confidence in the plan . it's unfair, mr speaker, on neanle— . it's unfair, mr speaker, on neaate ant— . it's unfair, mr speaker, on neaate ant au— it's unfair, mr speaker, on people and our partners in the tewelantnt— people and our partners in the developing world— people and our partners in the developing world that we in the west— developing world that we in the west continue— developing world that we in the west continue to— developing world that we in the west continue to maintain an asylum— west continue to maintain an asylum seeet— west continue to maintain an asylum seeker system so open to abuse— asylum seeker system so open to abuse tnat— asylum seeker system so open to abuse tnat tt— asylum seeker system so open to abuse that it incentiv

high— khan in uncanny, sold as the high caunt— khan in uncanny, sold as the high caunt tutoe— khan inns fully committed, despite the legal setback. suella braverman also suggested the current system was figged suggested the current system was rigged against the british people , but she said she still people, but she said she still had every confidence in the plan . it's unfair, mr speaker, on neanle— . it's unfair, mr speaker, on neaate ant— . it's unfair, mr speaker, on neaate ant au— it's unfair, mr speaker, on people and our partners in the tewelantnt— people and our partners in the developing world— people and our partners in the developing world that we in the west— developing world that we in the west continue— developing world that we in the west continue to— developing world that we in the west continue to maintain an asylum— west continue to maintain an asylum seeet— west continue to maintain an asylum seeker system so open to abuse— asylum seeker system so open to abuse tnat— asylum seeker system so open to abuse tnat tt— asylum seeker system so open to abuse that it incentiv

earlier, a funeral was held for 12—year—old, sunnah khan, who was killed in the same incident.light of the platypus facing a bleak future of plastic pollution. just one of the issues under discussion on world environment day. it's seven in the morning here in singapore, and 3:30am in odisha in india, where the country's worst train disaster in decades happened. there's a growing sense of shock as the scale of the crash becomes more apparent. the rescue operation has now been called off — with more than 275 people known to have been killed. a major investigation is under way. officials have confirmed that signal failure may have been a factor, but there are broader concerns, too. our correspondent archana shukla has been at the scene, we'll hear from there shortly, but first, let's show you this report. a painful search. sifting through photos. from hospital to hospital, and now morgue to morgue. inconsolable and traumatised. 22—year—old himanshu can barely speak. his brother was on the train that crashed. "can i see my brother, just once?" he keeps repeating. at this makeshift

it is noteworthy that for example, during these few years recently a task given kamal khan dam in the framework it is said in the treaty that in the upstream part, a solution and action in terms of buildings and facilities should be done. this has been done since 1990 and about two years ago, before the taliban came to power, in the last year of ashraf ghani's rule. it was opened by this activist, what he showed last year, the huge flood that came, this person diverted this water , it is built in such a way that according to the capacity of this person, it is 252 between two cubic meters, naturally, this amount is even if there is water behind this dam and it is released, how will the water come to iran, which is important the water behind the kajaki dam is the cause of the floods that come, and if it is supposed to come, it should bring a few hundred million cubic meters of water, so that a part of it enters our country, so the storage capacity of the kamal khan dam, which is 52 million cubic meters, when this flood comes if the valves are fully open, some of this water will spill in

some time ago, messenger khan went through the production stages in the holy defense cinema town. with mirza kochuk khan it is a forest and it was about three months in 1296, and the wind and the satisfaction of 76% show that historical collections are still popular . you are welcome. it's very pleasant. go here, let's collect cards together. let's go after my own work . a program for those who want to find the way to their success. make a piercing. how does time pass without words? i'm going to talk to you about literature and the tone of teenage work contact with the audience the audience is between 13 and 14 years old to 21 years old and 22 years old because they are first, second and third year university students who are confused about their field of work . the program has several main parts, from demonstrations to conversations with students and academic guidance counselors. and now the production team is working. we will follow the last days of the production. god willing, the program will be 26 episodes of 55 minutes. the pictures of several iranian characters have created

sadiq khan. but luckily for sottt— . sadiq khan. deeper waters away from the boring old days— plumbing deeper waters away from the boring old days of gay and testton— the boring old days of gay and lesbian rights.— the boring old days of gay and lesbian rights. he's progress in notton— lesbian rights. he's progress in notton. ue-s— lesbian rights. he's progress in motion. he's decided to raise awareness of and— motion. he's decided to raise awareness of and be a good ally to some— awareness of and be a good ally to some imaginary— awareness of and be a good ally to some imaginary thing called a non—ttnory— to some imaginary thing called a non—ttnory no— to some imaginary thing called a non—ttnory no .— to some imaginary thing called a non—binary no . me— to some imaginary thing called a non—binary no . me neither. non—binary no. me neither. answers— non—binary no. me neither. answers on a postcard, please. nut— answers on a postcard, please. put snore— answers on a postcard, please. but more importantly, this man of but more importa

nina khan at the ftc doesn't have authority to block these deals.antor, former corporate lawyer. the difference between these two is really stark. but because khan's dead set against most mergers most of the major executives i'm saying ar saying let's not merge at all, forget about it. maybe we wait and see if the republicans win next year because we do anything the ftc's just going to block it anyway. and you know what? they're right. can't blame them but that impact is creating a world where many industries have no rationalization at all or certainly no creative destruction. we're seeing a fraction of the -- half the companies that currently exist. we need far fewer and better drug companies we have so many oil producers it's nuts. same with restaurants, real estate investment trusts only airlines need more competition that i can see but i'm pretty sure linda khan's ftc would try to block any deal in any of the industries i just mentioned. any. there's one other industry with too many people khan doesn't preside over that's the banks it might not

iran and america latin is a sign of the complete failure of washington's policies in the west, khan maria alam, iran , in the year azar, the government should be criticized for not having a clear vision about latin america and creating opportunities for western countries such as iran and the united states . the president of russia, emphasizing the need to strengthen the military industry , considered the sale of western companies from russia to the benefit of russian businessmen and business owners. the president of russia also supported the increase of the military industry with the aim of increasing russia's gdp by the end of this year. he also said that the second quarter of last year was one of the most difficult times for the russian economy, but the country was able to overcome the problems. he was accused of killing four afghans during his service in afghanistan, and said that afghanistan will not ignore his actions. robert asmi, the recipient of the victoria cross awarded to him by the queen of england, in his first public comment after the court verdict, said that he was proud of

khan mohammadi, one of the concerns raised in the capital is the increase in discussion. there is a population and schools that are dilapidated, we are ready if these work and knowledge schools are also risky, it means that i have a threat . are there any statistics for those who have the ability to attend the building? or what are your plans for the school that is worn out from life in tehran? i will correct a number . it was delivered that it was in the second 6 months of 1306, which happened in february with the presence of the president of the republic. regarding projects or dilapidated schools , there is no such thing as a number that exists in the whole country. until this next meeting , i will raise the challenge of doing a refinement in 2003 it is possible that almost 65% of our schools and classrooms were dilapidated, unsafe, and non-resilient, which needed to be destroyed and need to be renovated . they also have a good reputation . until now, we are at your service, and 65% of non-resistant ones have almost reached 19%, but 19 education is very big, we have man

khan refused and followed cord. grozny had powerful artillery. plus cannon towers.s dug, laid mines and exploded the walls the capture of kazan included in russia the middle volga region opened the way to the development of the urals and siberia and in memory of the victory in moscow on red square they erected the temple of st. basil blah. on june 16, 1903 , royal went on his first arctic expedition. amundsen. legendary norwegian explorer. he intended to pass by the northwest passage from the atlantic ocean. in the quiet before him, many tried to do this, but unsuccessfully, amundsen laid a route past greenland to the shores of canada moved forward, maneuvering between the islands with hummocks, despite strong winds and fogs, but the expedition still ended up in ice captivity 2 years wintered on king william island however, the goals were achieved , when the yacht was again icebound by hamonson, traveled 800 km on a sled on a dog buckle to eagle city in alaska where there was a telegraph and the world learned about his feat soon amanson became the first person to re

sal khan with the khan economy was in the room today. a talk he says he was initially skeptical about. >> i assumed these things were somewhat performative. i was super impressed and i think the other people around the table were super impressed, both by the fellow panelists -- i learned something new -- and the president's engagement. >> reporter: khan says the discussion went longer than expected. >> i think folks were talking about this as an opportunity. the u.s. is in the lead. we definitely want to continue to be in the lead. but it's also very important for the president and the folks around the president to know, there are pitfalls here. fake information is about to get that much worse. >> reporter: following the event the president's motorcade was on the move, ferried to chrissy field to be airlifted to marin county for a campaign fund-raiser in kentfield. his flight came hours after someone caught this video of a u.s. fighter jet intercepting a private plane over marin county in restricted air space. according to norad, three p

and khan bazi were pushed aside because they were houses , build village roads, the village council invented construction jihad , and throughout the country, the village council caused the people to be dealt with in order to prevent oppression. i can never do injustice and justice side by side as long as i live, corruption and peace can live together in my lifetime. thank you for being with us. i bid you farewell . may you be at your service. it will help you a lot because unfortunately we are talking about some people's participation in the economy, the minds quickly go to my offer to you, that wherever there is a problem , for example, an earthquake, an earthquake , a series of people help, or, for example, livelihood packages i will distribute this, it can attract people's participation economic development was mentioned, and in my opinion, the jafars of the people's economy, and from the imam's point of view, it does not appear that we want a people's economy and people's participation in the economy, and we will only do it in such cases. from imam yasir's point of view, i am cr

the identity of sunnah khan was also confirmed today. she was 12 and lived in high wycombe.t the central mosque in high wycombe yesterday and attracted more than 200 people. a close family member told me that she was a lovely girl and that everyone was deeply upset. eight other swimmers were injured in the incident. friends of sunnah and joe have been paying tributes online, capturing their lives with messages of love, loss and the heartache of unfinished youth. duncan kennedy, bbc news. we could all be paying more for petrol and diesel soon. it's after oil exporting countries including saudi arabia and russia, that are part of a big group called opec plus, agreed to extend cuts in production. in a statement following talks in vienna, the group, which is facing flagging global oil prices, said it was committed to a stable oil market. together the cartel delivers about 40% of global oil production, meaning its decisions can have huge influence on the market and prices. earlier, i spoke to independent energy analyst cornelia meyer who's been following the meeting in vienna. th

or sadd— idea here that sadiq khan or sadig titan-s— idea here that sadiq khan or sadiq khan's officeuth east, which was co—sited— in the south east, which was co—sited with— in the south east, which was co—sited with bbc south east. so i co—sited with bbc south east. so i tnow— co—sited with bbc south east. so i tnow tite— co—sited with bbc south east. so i know the people— co—sited with bbc south east. so i know the people there talking about— i know the people there talking about-actually- i know the people there talking about actually have about this. i actually have voted— about this. i actually havei worted—as about this. i actually have- worked_as well worked with howard cox as well tetore—turni before because he used to turn up—i- before because he used to turn up—i didl up on that radio show. i did toads— up on that radio show. i did toads and— up on that radio show. i did loads and i'm— up on that radio show. i did loads and i'm no- up on that radio show. i did loads and i'm no fan of the dire— loads and i'm no fan of the dire-i— loads and i'm no fan of the uitzli do— loads

that is, you are a catalog of genghis khan yes, and all mongolian.tanding up , applauded you for this gift. well, maybe not worth it and maybe not all, but well done, then you went to the store, it was business, and we all saw it on social networks. you bought all these beanies that you tried on specifically beanie. we bought both me and dima and lisa here. and when they thought that we were with her now. do she lies with me just lies. well, i personally envied you all very much that you went to mongolia, but i have never been in mongolia i haven’t been and i’m unlikely to ever go there, there was no need for a leader in mongolian. i don't talk and i can't be taken, but you were taken and this is the period when it is very difficult to go somewhere, when there is no show, when they are away from international competitions. uh, it's like, it seems to me, such a cool trip. uh, you came off there at all with the guys. like how i just don’t understand such exotics for me, that is, tell me at least something interesting. is our main goal, it really was ve

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in his experi and so i just think that's really interesting that we see this visual image that the khans paying for and promoting and that's what american would be seeing. yeah definitely. and i mean there is sort of this long history when you sort of look at chinese women or other marginalized figures looked at as sort of objects for your viewing pleasure and we can of see how this is playing out in these advertisements that are being circulated across households and that find later in an even sort of private that we're reading in the archive and we'll hopefully get a look at tea chest in a minute to that. so here's another i sort of put on the side where often boys holding it in the larger lithograph and it's a handkerchief which i know you write about a bit in the book. yeah. i think it's really fascinating to me that. of course, the research that i had done in the dissertation was looking at the quantity chinese objects that came into new york city came into american ports, just a huge and i know you and i talked a lot about this. how expansive volume of chinese goods for the middle

every week, we invite imam ali khan and afghan artists to the program, and we will have the feeling of the homeland and their voice, a thousand times, mom . tv program from saturday to thursday at 10:00 tehran time and 11:00 kabul time. it will be broadcasted on sahar channel. amir hossein khademi of sed and sima news agency. the arrest of a 13-person gang of foreign nationals as hostages. the police commander of alborz province stated this and the members of this gang tortured people after taking hostages. the film is for the families of the people. they sent the police to get money the case of the hostage-takers was closed following the presence of a foreign citizen in one of the police stations in chahar bagh city . he escapes from them. he was in the trunk of the car. they went to the police headquarters. he dispatched experienced teams . alhamdulillah, they went and arrested 13 people in a raid. in this regard, two of the groups were still in their possession. some of them came to these through game networks they were connected, now to get visas for other countries through our cou

do you think mayor khan wantt— london. do you think mayor khan wantt stit— london.tand tnts— news. yeah. so i understand tnts tssn— / so i understand you've been campaigning recently on you've been campaigning recently an tnts— you've been campaigning recently an tnts — you've been campaigning recently on this issue. give— you've been campaigning recently on this issue. give me an update . watt.— on this issue. give me an update . watt. as— on this issue. give me an update . watt. as t— on this issue. give me an update . watt. as t sat.— on this issue. give me an update . well, as i say, i'm— on this issue. give me an update . well, as i say, i'm part- on this issue. give me an update . well, as i say, i'm part of the together declaration, so the together declaration torfaen are trying to bring all the campaign groups together so we can fight this. and there's going to be a presence outside the judicial review next tuesday. it's interesting. i mean- review next tuesday. it's interesting. i mean ,- itit “tix. : it's interesting. i mean , we speak review next tuesday.

lina khan's federal trade commission has already filed three cases against amazon.ow she is gearing up for the big one. in the coming weeks the ftc will file an antitrust lawsuit focused on amazon's core online marketplace. joining us to talk more about this reporting is leah knighton. what are the sources telling us? leah: we are expecting the big one sometime later this summer, as soon as next month. this is a long investigation that started four years ago this month. the story this morning got a look at the first information that was sent to them and it was very broad and asked questions about the online marketplace, how they deal with third-party sellers and the relationship they have with apple overselling apple products on the marketplace. over the past two years since lina khan took over the ftc, they have really focused a lot on amazon. they have sued the company three times in the past month over consumer protection violations but this one is expected to be the really big one that takes aim at amazon's big money maker. ed: we are looking at shares of amazon

it was fashionable like caingis khans, these whiskeys.dn't slip from the sweat, so it is the same way it told me today, in general, lizards, these are lizards. here are the handles under the ponytail amazingly we come up with such hairstyles , you want to be original. in ufa, they generally gathered whole such, i will say a talented conglomerate. and that's probably the intelligentsia gave the very fertile layer. perhaps, here, if you take us we ourselves were born in the village, i'm a village boy with me wow, and daddy mom is a physical education teacher, tell me, this is also a girl from the village. and where are you from? from ufa and larisa from the village come on, yes, if, as a result of this appearance here on channel one , we call bashkortostan a couple of thousand tourists to see where such villages we consider our task to be completed, certainly. we have a very beautiful nature, mountains mountains have everything. come to us for alloys. come and rest with us. well, let's not interrupt this musical flow. so with this , uh, cla

that your skin will become harder during the next ten years since the time of reza khan the imam closely witnessed the activities of ayatollah kashani in the oil nationalization movement, but all the efforts that were made in this way led to wide differences between the leaders of the movement, which paved the way for the implementation of the british-american coup d'état, which was carried out under the rule of the mujtahid of foreigners and anti-semitism in iran . he worriedly monitored the situation and conditions of that time and was thinking to save iran from the captivity of foreigners and xenophobes, but this simple task, the effects of america and iran are falling day by day, after the death of grand ayatollah boroujerdi on the 10th of farvardin. 1340, america and shah bekhial with this great shiite authority, the ground has been prepared for any activity in iran , to speed up its actions, where in 1341 , the programs designed by the american president john f. kennedy in cultural, economic and political dimensions were more in iran. in all cases, the imam practically went to the

do you think mayor khan noull— london. do you think mayor khan noull ollll— london.o affect the working working woman of working man and working woman of the surrounding areas. it's bad news. yeah. so i understand you-e— news. yeah. so i understand you-e leen— / so i understand you've been campaigning recently on lnlo— you've been campaigning recently on lnlo — you've been campaigning recently on this issue. give— you've been campaigning recently on this issue. give me an update . well.— on this issue. give me an update . nell. oo— on this issue. give me an update . nell. oo l— on this issue. give me an update . nell. oo l ooy— on this issue. give me an update . well, as i say, i'm— on this issue. give me an update . well, as i say, i'm part- on this issue. give me an update . well, as i say, i'm part of the together declaration, so the together declaration torfaen are trying to bring all the campaign groups together so we can fight this. and there's going to be a presence outside the judicial review next tuesday. it's interesting. i mean- review next tuesday. it's i

if you control khan you control central and eastern normandy. western normandy is where the americans would land that's critically important, but it doesn't have the road network that khan does and what's so important about that road network? it goes straight east to paris. the diamond of france so consequently if you take con you're on the road to victory to paris. george patton is next to the bat. pat instead if the proper study of mankind is man the proper study of warfare are maps. patent like rummel is a connoisseur of his profession. and he's studying maps and studies maps and studies maps. if you'll go to the movie patton with george c scott. when he's flying from england into france. as he complains with all the other spare parts after the normandy invasion. what blue book is sitting on his lap take a quick look in gold lettering. it's the norman conquest of england all about william the conqueror and how he developed a road network infrastructure in normandy to enable him to build a base of operations to invade england in 1066. patent k

lina khan, the chairwoman over ruled that and decided to try to stop it.at we're talking about a one of a kind discovery of ability to genuinely use blood for extremely early detection. it's very promising, and they want to invest billions of dollars in bringing it to market and this is something where you'd be able to detect cancer before it threatens your life. a real game changer and they are trying to block it and they can't even explain why, because there's no anti-competitive possibility. this is a one of a kind technology. there are no competitors and yet , she has decided she can see into the future and as a result, she can see where in the futurity could be anti- competitive and by the way lumina is a $33 billion company which sounds big until you realize pfizer is 10 times that size so we're not even talking about a huge company by comparison to the big guys, and yet the federal trade commission is picking winners and losers like that everyday. liz: okay, so let's just walk this through. let's see what's going on. we've got ftc chief lina khan bl

but the ultra low emission zone, and antipollution policy introduced by sadiq khan, the labour mayor of london, which is to charge vehicles that are noncompliant in terms of pollution for driving in outer london, that is being used by the conservatives as a very local factor to try to increase their support. this is classic metro land, a haven in outer london that grew up with the expansion of the metropolitan railway, in the first half of the last century. photos here generally like a quiet life and they generally tend to vote conservative. that quiet life is about to be disrupted by a by—election in which labour will want to show they are on the march and the tories will want to show they are still in business —— voters here. a busy campaign, the labour candidate, danny beals, who pulled out of a newsnight interview, leaving it to a big hitter to explain the party message. what explain the party message. what --eole are explain the party message. what people are telling _ explain the party message. what people are telling us _ explain the party message. “gm"isgt people are telling

imran khan was arrested last month on the same charges . egyptian authorities meet and discuss the developments in palestine. palestinian qasir imprisoned by the zionist regime was released from prison after nine years of captivity and was welcomed by the people of nablus. but they demanded the minute and other palestinian captives, but the truth is that my cancer is gold. channel 14 of the zionist regime reported the wounding of a zionist settler as a result of shooting between the residents of two settlements in the northwest of nablus , according to shahab news agency. the zionist regime settled in the place. the portuguese police discovered and confiscated a yacht carrying one ton of cocaine . this cargo was loaded from latin america. sand and dust in egypt killed and injured several people, the fall of city signs was mentioned as the cause of the damage and death of these people, also because of this, the traffic of cars on the main communication routes in the north of the country was disrupted during the violence of the three accordin

it was more obligatory for everyone to be arrogant and shunned, and khan and khan bazi were sidelined because they were houses . he created village councils and invented construction jihad, and throughout the country, village councils caused people to be dealt with in order to eliminate oppression. justice and injustice can never live together corruption and peace can never live together. at that time, my dear, thank you for being with us. farewell, hossein , we will be at your service . unfortunately, we are talking about some of the people's participation in the economy, which quickly leads to my offer to you that wherever there is a problem , for example, a natural disaster occurs, an earthquake occurs , they help people or, for example , play livelihood packages, these can also be absorbed. people's participation is mentioned in economic development, but in my opinion jafar hai people's economy and from the imam's point of view, this program of the people's economy and people's participation in going to these things, we would like to summarize, manarjanban , from the imam's point

khan mohammadi said in every city in the course of the improvement of clay in the fields of painting, beautification and minor repairs of tables and chairs to save costs is carried out by using the capacity of jihadi forces and students. seyyed ruhollah ajamian was martyred in last year's riots in karaj. the seventh program and the demands of the quranic society of the country members of the parliament, members of the qur'an, itarat and namaz faction of the islamic council and a group of quranic elders and activists gathered to discuss the special attention given to quranic programs in the document of the seventh program in the building of the parliament and the principle 90 commission . the seventh five-year plan became an excuse for the activists qurani in the fraction of quran, atrat and prayers of the islamic council, we took their opinions, we said that the activity of the government should start with the draft law, which according to the activists of the quran , there is no place for quranic activities. the reference to the discussion of the qur'an should be taken seriously, i c