imran khan...e may be legally barred from that process, which is beyond the control of the caretaker government. well, you say that, but let me tell you what fatima haddad from imran khan's pti party says. she says, "no level playing field exists for the pti. "the caretaker government —" that's you — "is talking "about accountability and other long—term plans instead "of making arrangements for fair polls". she said, "making arrangements for fair polls is something "that you should be held accountable for, "you are responsible for". well, that's exactly what we are doing. pakistan tehreek—e—insaf as a political party is not barred to participate. no, but imran khan, as things stand, the leader of the pti party cannot stand. if an individual is charged with riots, vandalism, putting arson to different buildings and instigating people for violence and if there are laws of the land to counter and curtail that behaviour lawfully through courts, how on earth — i am surprised that i'm being set responsib

masood khan.'s stance on the war in ukraine has shifted notably since russia's invasion and the ouster of prime minister imran khan who was removed from office in april 2022. khan is now imprisoned in pakistan. in august, the intercept revealed the existence of a classified pakistani cable that outlined how the u.s. state department had encouraged the pakistani government to remove khan from office in march 2022, just weeks after russia had invaded ukraine. the document stated the u.s. objected to khan's neutral stance on the war. according to the memo, one state department official warned pakistan's ambassador to the united states that "all will be forgiven in washington" if khan is removed. since imran khan was removed from office, pakistan has shift to support the u.s. and ukraine on the war. at the same time, pakistan has cracked down on supporters of imran khan and elections have been postponed indefinite. -- indefinitely. meanwhile, the strict conditions of the imf bailout have sparked mass

deal with the affairs of the khan. decide? i'll do it, but this, of course, is correct, but khan stayed behind us since you are now for him, i'm not for him, i'm for myself. if khan owes someone personally, i forgive him. he is now in another place the answer keeps us there without haste. brought. but i'm glad we made the right decision. and now sorry must deviate. only come on, so i drive you and you yourself voice your request, one such rules, brother. it's great. glory what problems do i not have, comrades needed help meet lieutenant colonel ivan makar krylov well, in general, here you are negotiate, i ran. such a case was brought to you today by a detainee, ivanov ivan, like, well, there is such a thing. well, the identity has not been established. i had to give a command, otherwise we need to work with him. but this is possible, and the investigator of the commission will not have such an investigator. twist yes, no question. and what in the clean we will write about the text yes, wan, you didn't understand me. we

this is about sadiq khan. had opportunity. he khan. he had an opportunity.opportunity to the had an opportunity to clean the air of london. had an air of london. he had an opportunity support london's. opportunity to support london's. and a fib and what he did was told a fib that's to cost the poorest that's going to cost the poorest londoners. how is it going to cost londoners? cost the poorest londoners? >> know, what does >> because, you know, what does cost the poorest? london londoners? millions is the rising highest rising food costs the highest tax since world war ii. tax burden since world war ii. there are so many taxes to there are so many more taxes to contend with. as a poorest londoner , the poorest londoner londoner, the poorest londoner wouldn't a car, wouldn't even own a car, wouldn't even own a car, wouldn't be affected by this can get £2,000 scrappage scheme. >> this is this is why sadiq khan and you are wrong if you think you can replace your car for £2,000, you're wrong . if you for £2,000, you're wrong. if you think poor londoners don't

did any of the strangers approach this shere khan costume?to perform before mowgli called denis someone - is there anything else that suits shere khan's costume? i thought, some homeless guy is going to steal something else. now we quickly left. i am the knight from your dreams on a white horse. this noticeable guy is about 35 years old, maybe more, maybe less. well, he quickly left to continue our acquaintance. we met online, i liked it, we chatted. agreed to meet. lida is telling the truth; no one asked her to distract denis while the killer planted poison. denis, someone else on his behalf invited her to a meeting, a competent computer specialist, again he is not there, ermakov is a competent computer specialist. he could easily install a spy program on dasha’s phone, especially since he was not indifferent to her, he found out that she was leaving with bushkov and killed him. and denis denis remembered something from the yamakovs and he was killed by the guard at the house denis you said that daria was indifferent to you. and our psycholo

so, you know, sadiq khan all need go on khan say we all need to go on bikes in a bikes and he's in alet—proof land rover, i think driving around london, emma thompson, famous actress who thompson, a famous actress who talks sustainability and talks about sustainability and environmental issues, and she's on think , a mega yacht this on a, i think, a mega yacht this week. yeah, leonardo dicaprio, he around world flying he goes around the world flying around i believe. around to see models, i believe. but even sadiq khan apparently racked 12,000 air miles in racked up 12,000 air miles in one year something or less one year or something or less than less than a year. so our elites are telling us all this, but they're behaving completely differently. but they're behaving completely diffe myly. but they're behaving completely diffe my goat. gets my goat. >> you think that's what >> do you think that's what means that doesn't actually means that it doesn't actually come a place where they come from a place where they genuinely anything genuinely believe in anything that to be done for the

khan is already there after the former prime minister was forced to leave parliament.ris johnson, labor could easily get his seat in the west london constituency but the residents. they again voted for the conservatives sociologists explain this extremely unpopular measures against motorists following the trend resistance some of the heads of the london area refused to put up road signs indicating that the toll ahead for obsolete cars is actually a list of fees for those who travel on the moon in a car an impressive 15 pounds worth the entrance. city center now adds another 12 1/2 pounds if the car does not meet modern environmental standards , expensive parking can be added to this, in basically, get behind the wheel. it is not profitable here at all in addition to the fact that not wide london streets have narrowed and beyond the bike lines plus the speed of traffic. practically everywhere it is limited to 20 miles, that is, up to 30 km / h, and london taxi drivers are especially outraged. even those of them who moved to eco-friendly cabs equipped with electric motor

so, you know, sadiq khan all need go on khan say we all need to go on bikes in a bikes and he's in allet—proof land rover, i think driving around london, emma thompson, famous actress who thompson, a famous actress who talks sustainability and talks about sustainability and environmental issues, and she's on think , a mega yacht this on a, i think, a mega yacht this week. yeah, leonardo dicaprio, he around world flying he goes around the world flying around i believe. around to see models, i believe. but even sadiq khan apparently racked 12,000 air miles in racked up 12,000 air miles in one year something or less one year or something or less than less than a year. so our elites are telling us all this, but they're behaving completely differently. but they're behaving completely diffe myly. but they're behaving completely diffe my goat. gets my goat. >> you think that's what >> do you think that's what means that doesn't actually means that it doesn't actually come a place where they come from a place where they genuinely anything genuinely believe in anything that to be done for the

>> no, it's not khan. proper intervention lack of a proper intervention and policing is not responsible for the police. >> khan he is. >> khan he is. >> but as i said, you can't go down to a sergeant level , you down to a sergeant level, you know, the as the mayor of london. >> you've got your opinion. i've got mine and neil's got his opinion. yours. yes opinion. it's yours. yes. yes that's a sensible opinion. i think . let's that's a sensible opinion. i think. let's talk that's a sensible opinion. i think . let's talk about ulez think. let's talk about ulez that got rolled out this week. it's ulez week, by the way. and people are up in arms as we know now that the data that that khan's been using doesn't it doesn't support the expansion of ulez people are rebelling. we're seeing cameras being damaged with paint being torn down, being covered up is it time to scrap it? >> neil yeah, it should never have been imposed in the first place. it seems to me that what it any sense it lacks is any sense of proporti

khan already exists after forced resignation from parliament former prime minister.ris johnson , labor could easily get his seat in the west london constituency but the residents. there, again, they voted for the conservatives, sociologists explain this by extremely unpopular measures against motorists, following the trend of resistance. some of the heads of the territory adjacent to london refused to install road signs indicating that there is a toll entry ahead for outdated cars in fact, a list of requisitions for those who moving around london the car costs an impressive 15 pounds to enter the city center. now they add another 12.5 pounds if the car does not meet modern environmental standards. to this you can add expensive parking, in general, get behind the wheel. it is not profitable here at all in addition, and without that, not wide london streets have narrowed and beyond the bike lines plus the speed of traffic. practically everywhere it is limited to 20 miles, that is, up to 30 km / h, and london taxi drivers are especially outraged. even those of them who

>> no, it's not khan. proper intervention lack of a proper intervention and policing is not responsible for the police. >> khan he is. >> khan he is. >> but as i said, you can't go down to a sergeant level , you down to a sergeant level, you know, the as the mayor of london. >> you've got your opinion. i've got mine and neil's got his opinion. yours. yes opinion. it's yours. yes. yes that's a sensible opinion. i think . let's that's a sensible opinion. i think. let's talk that's a sensible opinion. i think . let's talk about ulez think. let's talk about ulez that got rolled out this week. it's ulez week, by the way. and people are up in arms as we know now that the data that that khan's been using doesn't it doesn't support the expansion of ulez people are rebelling. we're seeing cameras being damaged with paint being torn down, being covered up is it time to scrap it? >> neil yeah, it should never have been imposed in the first place. it seems to me that what it any sense it lacks is any sense of proporti

tessa khan, thank — looking to move very quickly. thank you for _ looking to move very quickly. tessa khan, thank you for speaking - looking to move very quickly. tessa khan, thank you for speaking to - looking to move very quickly. tessa khan, thank you for speaking to us, executive director of uplift. investigators in northern iraq are trying to establish the exact cause of a fire at a wedding party which is reported to have killed more than 100 people. people were celebrating in al—hamdaniya when fire tore through the venue late on tuesday evening. pictures from the scene show emergency crews picking through the charred remains of the building. civil defence officials said initial findings suggested fireworks were lit during the celebration inside a hall attended by up to 1,000 people. 0ur correspondent lina sinjab has been following the story from beirut. well, it was a night of celebration that turned into a catastrophe, into a nightmare. the numbers are changing by the hour. now the red cross is saying that there are casualties

. under london, mayor sadiq khan.time to vote him out . and it's time to vote him out. out. but i will say that as a black british person and part of the black british community, if we want people to stop criticising carnival, if we want people to stop criticising black people to stop criticising black people , we might consider not people, we might consider not committing the crime in the first place and being less tolerant of crime within our own community. the vast majority of revellers at the notting hill carnival last weekend were law abiding citizens , celebrating abiding citizens, celebrating the last weekend of summer. and it's a shame that a small but significant minority of people ruined that . hm quite a nuanced ruined that. hm quite a nuanced argument. i think that lizzie , argument. i think that lizzie, you don't strike me as a notting hill carnival going gal maybe i'm wrong, but. but what do you think about the crime that we see at carnival versus the number of people that attend the carnival? >> it was

that closed without challenge by khan and the agency., three of amazon's five largest acquisitions, they have been done while khan has been in charge and then all the investments in generative a.i on the right side the of your screen, hugging face, up to $4 billion for minority stake in anthropic. these are more creative ways for amazon to bypass regulators. they give them an edge and can create dominance on the platform shift, building on amazon's already number one position in cloud. bigger and stronger is the message here that brings us to the next showdown, which may prove the most important the ftc's lawsuit is expected to target amazon's flywheel, the crown jewel of the business model that keeps it large, that gives it its scale and importance it encompasses everything from logistics to third-party sellers to booming advertising business. this one really could be make or break for the ftc or amazon depending on the outcome it could break up amazon's different businesses or embolden the company to do more deals it could be the final

she wants to defeat khan. i'm going to defeat sadiq khan.discuss chances with a discuss her chances with her a little on. also going little later on. i'm also going to political update from to get a political update from across the atlantic because i'm going to speaking to going to be speaking to stephanie grisham, a stephanie grisham, who's a former press former white house press secretary trump. and secretary to donald trump. and you miss and you won't want to miss this. and a follow to my exclusive a follow up to my exclusive interview legendary interview with legendary broadcaster stewart interview with legendary broaweekend. stewart interview with legendary broaweekend. i'll stewart interview with legendary broaweekend. i'll sspeaking last weekend. i'll be speaking with sally stewart , with his wife, sally stewart, about dementia about alice's shock dementia diagnosis . this. but now i'm diagnosis. this. but now i'm joined formerjustice joined by former justice secretary mp for south secretary and mp for south swindon robert buckland. s

she wants to defeat sadiq khan. going to defeat sadiq khan.'m going to discuss chances with her a discuss her chances with her a little later also going little later on. i'm also going to a political update to get a political update from across atlantic i'm across the atlantic because i'm going to be speaking to stephanie grisham, who's a former press former white house press secretary to donald trump . and secretary to donald trump. and you to miss this. and you won't want to miss this. and a follow my exclusive a follow up to my exclusive interview legendary interview with legendary broadcaster stewart. broadcaster alastair stewart. last weekend, speaking last weekend, i'll be speaking with his wife, sally stewart, about alastair's shock dementia diagnosis. please stay tuned for that. but let's run you through the front pages, first of all. now there's one story dominating the headlines , you the headlines, as you can imagine morning. we've imagine this morning. we've covered on breakfast. this is covered it on breakfast. this is in the tele

nadia khan, thank you very much- _ go away. nadia khan, thank you very much- - — go away.ween kimjong—un and lines from the meeting between kim jong—un and the russian president vladimir putin in the far east of russia. russian agencies are reporting that putin says russia is to help north korea build satellites and, when asked if he and kim jong—un would discuss weapon supplies, he said the two leaders would discuss all issues. video published on the official telegram channel of the kremlin shows the men shaking hands. mr kane, who crossed into russia on an armoured train on tuesday morning, is being accompanied by military leaders and his first trip abroad for four years. it raises the possibility that north korea could be preparing to sell weapons and ammunition to russia for its war in ukraine, in exchange for weapons, technology, food aid and cash. stay with us on bbc news. tuesday certainly brought with it a of contrast, heavy rain across northern england. after a chilly start, some lovely sunshine. a beautiful afternoon in aberdeen. sunny spells in scotland and nort

here was the camp of the conqueror once, when genghis khan conquered asia, he passed here, and here herom above looked at his troops local residents. saddened by the raids of unorganized tourists, they decided to take everything into their own hands, to begin with, to close the road to the sacred place, so that the spirits of their ancestors would not be disturbed by people coming, well, right by car. and from today we would like to e here, well, now documents are being prepared for a specially protected area , teachers to a bright pensioner from neighboring villages have come up with their own tourist route and entertainment for guests . this is a buryat folk dance round dance. they also teach how to play the burgat khur. this bowed instrument, similar to a violin , was among the first guests of a local sculptor. marian ivan-chak came from england to buryatia a year ago, because, firstly, it is beautiful. very generally one cannot say how this mountain is. i do what presturi. what kind of sun tourists from moscow combine the pleasant with the useful doctor oncologists have chosen bury

amy: david dayen, if you could talk about lina khan herself.s wanted to take her out, she is the ftc chair. david: as you mentioned, she wrote this very celebrated law review article about amazon itself. of course, the company has said she is biased because she believes in enforcing the laws it has written, trying to throw her out of the case, as much as they had tried to throw the head of the antitrust division out of the google case because of remarks he has made in the past. fortunately, judges have ruled there is no need for recusal here. khan represents an aggressive set of antitrust enforcers that the blighted administrator -- biden administration has put into reverse this troubling trend of the last 40 years. even to the extent that some republicans are moving in that direction. i will mention the google case, was actually filed during the tail end of the trump administration. this case against amazon has been in the works at the ftc for four years. the investigation at least started under trump's antitrust federal trade commission, i sh

imran khan's detention has been extended for another two weeks . pakistani media. according to the lawyer of the former prime minister of this country, they announced that the arrest of imran khan is the reason for the new accusations of revealing confidential government documents , which have been extended for another two weeks. and suspended the amount of corruption of imran khan. he is imprisoned in a prison in the city of atopik, located in the northwest of pakistan. last year, 177 environmental defenders were killed in the world, and the un report , despite the fact that the number of victims of environmental activities compared to 2021, is about 20 people have decreased. on average, every two days, an environmental activist was killed in the world. 88 south americans lost their lives. among these people, 66 people were killed in colombia, which made this country the most dangerous country for environmental activities. become an environment in 2022, at least 34 environmental activists in brazil 31 people were killed in mexico, 14 people were killed there and 1

but if you imagine the psychology of a conquering khan who is on the verge of capturing a rich city,s gone through so much. such a huge distance, so many days and nights to get to moscow and here it is, victory is nearby, he sees this city from the sparrow hills and stops. and it doesn't work. again, non-believers who study history may have some explanations, but they are not convincing, only one explanation is convincing. the power of god, the prayer of muscovites in front of the don icon, the mercy of the mother of god who spread her protection over the city of moscow and over the russian land and saved the capital and the fatherland. we know that something similar happened during the great patriotic war. we know. as through the prayers of the most pure mother of god and undoubtedly the enemy did not enter the then leningrad which simply lay at his feet? a huge military machine, well-fed , well-trained armed forces stand on the pulkovo heights. this is near st. petersburg , this is the place where now it is very close, the airport from the pulkovo heights, st. petersburg, then leni

that applies to sadiq khan, also andy burnham . sadiq khan, also andy burnham.right in thinking this his this that suspect starmer, his office have seen this story. they're thinking there's no downside for us, really. we're sort of we're home and dry. i, i think corbyn will certainly run for his constituency seat . do for his constituency seat. do you think he'll win? yes, i think easily. but i think in terms of the london mayor i don't think he would want to do it . and don't the it. and i just don't see the upside for him. i mean, he probably would get 25. probably would get 20, 25. i think he'd do very well as a third party candidate . but third party candidate. but unless , then i don't unless you win, then i don't know. and i think some people will be saying to him, look, you can livingstone. can be like ken livingstone. the difference in difference is ken livingstone in the late 1990s, when he first ran for london mayor, he didn't have a seat. he been an have a seat. he hadn't been an incumbent in a constituency for decades. incumbent in a constituency for

khan and the ftc again and aaain. ., . h again. the latest data shows that us consumer confidence has tumbled, as american�*s anxiety about the future grows. rising prices for everything from food to gasoline and higher interest rates for a prolonged period is on the minds of everyone and caused a sell off on wall street on tuesday. for the broader market, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq both hit their lowest levels since early june. consumers are also expressing concerns about the political situation, with much talk of another government shutdown at the end of this month. live now to tom stevenson, investment director at fidelity. good morning to you, tom. good mornin: , good morning to you, tom. good morning, tammy. _ good morning to you, tom. good morning, tammy. not— good morning to you, tom. good| morning, tammy. not surprising, is it, to morning, tammy. not surprising, is it. to see _ morning, tammy. not surprising, is it, to see the _ morning, tammy. not surprising, is it, to see the impact _ morning, tammy. not surprising, is it

first week of ulez for sadiq khan, hasn't it ? ulez for sadiq khan, hasn't it?ocial policy analyst dr. raqib hassan. could i start with you, please ? donica it's come in. please? donica it's come in. there's been mass resistance . there's been mass resistance. there's been mass resistance. there's been, in fact, civil disobedience in terms of the destruction of property figures out today showed there's been no decline whatsoever in congestion. qed there's been no decline in pollution . this is decline in pollution. this is simply taxation, isn't it? masquerading as salvation ? masquerading as salvation? >> if it was taxation solely, then the mayor wouldn't be providing. between 2000 and 9500 pounds to help drivers disabled and londoners across the outer london to replace their cars. this is about asthma. it's about pollution. >> the mayor is an asthmatic. >> the mayor is an asthmatic. >> he understands that london has 500,000 people suffering from asthma. he understands that 12 kids a year are dying from asthma, and he understands that london has sorry, britain

well, no, it's khan apparently. that's horribly divisive and it's all well and good to talk about celebrating diversity. but hey, the weekend before there was a massive festival that took place at notting hill . and mayor place at notting hill. and mayor khan, i'll try and tease you back to the fight, if i can. what about we hire trafalgar square next year for a 2 or 3 day extravaganza for the white people of london, or would you say they're just not proper londoners? i do wonder on saturday, lovely weather . for saturday, lovely weather. for 872 crossed the english channel and whilst it is true that given the £800 million that has been given and pledged by the british government to france, they are intercepting more boats on their beaches. they're taking off from a wider and wider stretch of french coast boats that launched this morning from berck. have a look at a map that's now a long way west. there's no sign of any of this ending and having had a look at the long—range forecast from wednesday of this week until

delmore has it's a case that has been in the works for years under the watchful eye of ftc chair lina khanmade her name in the antitrust world with a blockbuster 2017 legal paper detailing amazon's monopoly footing. on thursday, khan's ftc struck its widest blow against amazon, yet a sweeping lawsuit alleging the company stifled competition in its online marketplace. 17 statesjoined in. the lawsuit challenges a bunch of amazon's business practices, including prioritising its own products and search results ahead of ones by third party sellers and anti discounting measures that ensured sellers list and anti—discounting measures that ensured sellers list their lowest prices on amazon and requiring sellers to use amazon's network of delivery services as a condition of being included in its popular prime subscription service. rivals, according to the ftc, just couldn't compete. but amazon rejected those accusations, saying that the low prices and fast delivery that customers enjoy are thanks to those very practices. amazon's share price fell on the news, but is still up year to date. the case

sadiq khan posted this letter to the family . it read. khan posted this letter to the family.t read. i'm khan posted this letter to the family . it read. i'm absolutely family. it read. i'm absolutely heartbroken by the death of a 15 year old girl in croydon this morning. my thoughts and prayers are with this young girl's family and friends and the whole community unimaginably community at this unimaginably awful time . an arrest has been awful time. an arrest has been made in connection with this incident, and i'm in close contact with the met commissioner. urge anyone with commissioner. i urge anyone with any information call any further information to call the police or on 101 or crime stoppers anonymously , i promise stoppers anonymously, i promise to continue working day and night to end the scourge of knife crime in our. city night to end the scourge of knife crime in our . city now, knife crime in our. city now, perhaps , mayor khan, you'll perhaps, mayor khan, you'll repurpose your ulez cameras to fight crime . i'm keir starmer fight crime. i'm keir starmer turned on p

still to come, sadiq khan the battle, but khan has won the battle, but will he win the war?lor prince about councillor keith prince about growing the anger and the pressure facing him with regard to ulez. but let's get some weather . weather. >> looks like things are heating up . boxed boilers proud sponsors up. boxed boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello there . i'm jonathan >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. despite some cloud around this morning, many of us have seen some sunny intervals into this afternoon and it will be a fairly fine end to the day as well. cloud tending to as well. the cloud tending to melt into evening, melt away into this evening, providing clear intervals, providing those clear intervals, though mist and will be though the mist and fog will be returning overnight, particularly extensive for central of central eastern areas of england. but we can't rule out some patches elsewhere as well. we'll be windier for the we'll be turning windier f

now, remember, khan came into this position determined to hold big tech accountable, but we went backrd hasn't been great for her in the ftc so far three of amazon's five biggest acquisitions, they have been done while she has been in charge mgm, one medical and i-robot i-robot hasn't yet closed. also all the investments in generative ai, just a few of the biggest ones hugging face, these are more creative ways for amazon to bypass the regular lay tors but gives the company an edge and could ensure it's dominant next platform shift generative aai it does build on already number one position in cloud. so taken together, these deals, and they just happened over the last few years while khan has been in charge, they have made the prime ecosystem and amazon itself stronger and more entrenched exactly what the ftc, guys, is trying to dismantle this is a win that lina khan and the ftc certainly need it will take months and potentially years to figure out the impact. >> amazon is many things it is a cloud company. it is increasingly an ai company, but it began as a retail company, basically

well, no, it's khan apparently. that's horribly divisive and it's all well and good to talk about celebrating diversity. but hey, the weekend before there was a massive festival that took place at notting hill . and mayor place at notting hill. and mayor khan, i'll try and tease you back to the fight, if i can. what about we hire trafalgar square next year for a 2 or 3 day extravaganza for the white people of london, or would you say they're just not proper londoners? i do wonder on saturday, lovely weather . for saturday, lovely weather. for 872 crossed the english channel and whilst it is true that given the £800 million that has been given and pledged by the british government to france, they are intercepting more boats on their beaches. they're taking off from a wider and wider stretch of french coast boats that launched this morning from berck. have a look at a map that's now a long way west. there's no sign of any of this ending and having had a look at the long—range forecast from wednesday of this week until

yeah. >> but just quickly, why can't we get rid sadiq khan? why we get rid of sadiq khan? seems to have democracy ? >> $- es“ as." & tillthe >> so we have to wait till the next see. see. >> so we have to wait till the next see. you see. >> so we have to wait till the next see. you say, see. how let's see. like you say, how how many actually genuinely many people actually genuinely do hope, hate it. yeah, well, people just vote finally, don't they? they vote for him >> they just vote for him because their i'm because he's on their side. i'm amazed we can't get rid of i don't of him . don't mean get rid of him. >> a january don't mean get rid of him. >> kind a january don't mean get rid of him. >> kind don't a january don't mean get rid of him. >> kind don't a janlify 6th kind of i don't know if that's necessarily true. when people back in the people were voting back in the day, wasn't were going day, it wasn't they were going to know . to vote for labour. you know. but when the london elections . but when the london elections. so. okay. okay. we'll see. well let's see. >> a

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

they had a big house and they believed in the name of reza khan mohammadi. believing and with the intention of visiting imam reza barah, who is gone, who has 10 second hands, should they go out, or all the tribes with all their colors, with all their dialects, will greet you . ayatollah khatami said that the meeting of the people of sistan and baluchistan is national unity and the weakening of the country's security south khorasan had a meeting with the leader of the revolution, which angered the anti-revolutionary. the important things he said in this meeting were 2 very significant things . one thing was that the united states had produced a series to create a crisis in the country . in iran, they want religious differences, gender and women's issues, they are bad for us, they are bad for us, and they are causing us problems. we will conspire against them and by the grace of god, they will not be able to referring to the arbaeen procession, the temporary imam of tehran dismissed it as a divine exercise and emphasized that all that was in this procession wa

it is a set of reviews on the book nawaz diyar khan's book in the field of scholarly biographies. promoting the religious teachings of frying the generation after the collapse society in the treatment of the neck to afghanistan, the scientific centers of the victims whose lives in time to promote this religion and teach religious issues, the contents of this book have been written since the end of 2018 with the cooperation of tala, bamyan province, afghanistan, the reporter , the research collection has been written. regarding the people who were the reporters of kabul, bamyan province, bamyan districts, and the people who were from mashhad, different people were like. number of sunni scholars have come here, it has both spirituality and the biography of a person who tried and cultivated, but for the first time a friend has come here who would have been in history forever if it wasn't for us. this is one of the features of this book. the first work of the scholars and scholars of the central regions of afghanistan has been published so far. as the first works of an administration

look at how it was under the khan, everything was clear in the morning.hen what did you miss khan? so tell the baron. he will quickly send you to him. listen here what are you chirping. and the topic is really muddy, that we have options to press this cop here on the street, we need to go to his hut and wait for him there. well, of course, he must have fitted the keys for you. what is this for? okay, let's go. by the way, he chicks drove up. here they are the door, they will open the entrances to us, probably two or three years ago, my dog ​​did not see. hello hello , which floor is the fifth floor? young people in which apartment? at 25 reading face quickly quickly what is incomprehensible? cripple cripple? and for what i will find then how to deny? anya open the door, come in. so now we are slowly and sadly passing. did you see? who are petya what is your name boy? petya, come with us . it's clear. and what is your name? where did you get makar from the door? show goodbye. come on over here. this is so that you understand what it is to sleep. that is, i

leigh khan takes aim at adam kinzinger. what it -- at amazon.t means for tech. >>> we get a top pick from one of the fund managers big show ahead don't go anywhere. >>> so this lawsuit is fundamentally about protecting free and fair competition. and the u.s. anti-trust laws prohibit firms from using their monopoly power to punish or preclude or prevent competition. that's what our lawsuit lays out that amazon has done. >> that's ftc chair lina khan earlier this morning discussing the lawsuit against amazon. our next guest said the complaints are, quote, plausible doug melman joins us now, he was a top attorney in the doj case against microsoft in the '90s. great to see you again. thanks for the time. >> nice to see you. >> hard to read into it with the redactions and not knowing amazon's defense. you're not dismissing outright it sounds like. >> no, this is a serious complaint i think. it alleges like the microsoft case, the u.s. case against google, it alleges that amazon has am monopoly. >>> we were talking about the 17 states and whether that

sadiq khan , his hill carnival. sadiq khan, his policing board as well and a whole lot more.t's the weather. check it out . weather. check it out. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg jewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather. it's all change again through tonight and into sunday. more rain moving in. the winds increasing through the day, but temperatures rising as well. and it's all thanks to this area of low pressure which will in weather fronts will sweep in weather fronts through the of the rest through the course of the rest of weekend into the of the weekend into the beginning week to the beginning of next week to the tight indicating those tight isobars indicating those strong winds. so we do have some dry weather a time this dry weather for a time this evening, particularly across central areas. but evening, particularly across cen'rain areas. but evening, particularly across cen'rain in areas. but evening, particularly across cen'rain in west areas. but ev

in this ceremony, the president built a comprehensive and well-equipped stadium in tehran , khan reserve and the acting ministry of sports and youth , and this issue is followed up with the cooperation of the program and budget organization and other institutions. i am proud of the stadium. in terms of the dignity of the national champions and being able to host foreign guests, the stadium should be formed in tehran , i completely agree with the community and these two logics should be followed, and because it costs money, but it is not a cost here, it is an investment. i think if we can a dignified sports complex that is proud of the sport and championship of the great nation of iran can be followed in old tehran. i also agree with this. the good champions of wrestling won the championship of the last two years from the president, from the youngest champion in table tennis and fourteen. salame, where did you raise the flag of iran? asian championships, the unclaimed champions, and of course, the familiar name, the third asian silver in the 2018 world open, makes them stop my progress .

kamal khan's bond has not been deposited 114 it was a million cubic meters and he conquered this man's order, which i took to the border , zahedan mentioned about securing the title of hirmand . i think it is appropriate to serve you. the government is making a clause that you now allow it to proceed with the issue and the package related to iran was attacked, afghanistan is a friend of the yellow water between the country of iran . it and the voice is done part of the legalized eagle mr the governor says that it is absolutely correct and that he has been listening to some of saraei's ladies in the night, now is the time, and now is the time , as he and the order to do it emphasized that the water has gone, i am saying that there is a capacity. it has happened and now the province is dead. this is the form of the previous government. the government and the audience and the year of the previous government's contract fell short. the government has taken it so far, mr. karimi. this is what i am saying . you can have a live video. update, see if measures are being taken, mr. president-elec

sadiq khan. no. the likes of sadiq khan. >> doesn't . and that's no.likes of sadiq khan. >> people deem himj that's no. the likes of sadiq khan. >> people deem him like it's no. the likes of sadiq khan. >> people deem him like is no. the likes of sadiq khan. >> people deem him like i do as why people deem him like i do as a hypocrite . yeah, you're saying a hypocrite. yeah, you're saying all of this stuff about the climate crisis? look, i'm a climate crisis? look, i'm a climate begin with climate sceptic to begin with anyway. we've just seen just stop what they're doing. stop oil, do what they're doing. they're an entire nuisance. then you've of london you've got the mayor of london pushing stuff , which pushing all of this stuff, which we is completely we know is completely contradictory to the way that he wants live his own lifestyle, wants to live his own lifestyle, low emissions zone, charging every £12.50. low emissions zone, charging eve now £12.50. low emissions zone, charging eve now tope12.50. congestion >> now on top of the congestion charge

on thursday, khan's ftc struck its widest blow against amazon, a sweeping lawsuit alleging the companyed competition in its online marketplace. 17 statesjoined in. the lawsuit challenges a bunch of amazon's business practices, including prioritizing its own products in search results ahead of ones by third party sellers, and anti discounting measures that ensured sellers list their lowest prices on amazon, and requiring sellers to use amazon's network of delivery services as a condition of being included in its popular prime subscription service. rivals, according to the ftc, just couldn't compete. but amazon rejected those accusations, saying that the low prices and fast delivery that customers enjoy are thanks to those very practices. amazon's share price fell on the news, but is still up year to date. the case is the latest in a wide ranging effort in washington to rein in the power of big tech, and the fourth targeting amazon directly. this new case is expected to take years to work its way through the courts. and, while the ftc says it's seeking an injunction blocking amazon's "un

the presidency of azerbaijan announced on wednesday that khan would annex the karabakh region peacefully. it is funny, this source announced that the republic of azerbaijan wants to normalize relations with armenia . i am talking to mr. hamid hakim, an expert on eurasian issues. countries should not be violated, probably soon this war between the beginning of aggression will end. well, tonight we have received news of the acceptance of a ceasefire after a day of fighting between the army of the republic of azerbaijan and the armenians of karabakh . i would like to know your opinion and analysis. dear viewers, as you said and i said to you , in my opinion, this incident can be seen as a positive and good incident in the first step, maybe he learned from it as a temporary and short-term salve. this is the moment when the temporary truce happens, and why is my emphasis on the word "temporary"? the reason for this reason should be good in the first step and it can be a positive sign for the future, but definitely for the continuation of this situation and the continuation of this fire to red