it was tomorrow night and i saw that my aunt's son came home every day and he has aunt leila he came back from the fight, his condition was very bad, he came home, i cried so much, this girl didn't have any color on her face , but she was sitting, what happened, she said that i came to get off the bus , the driver told me to show me the pictures of his brother , i show him, he said that morteza beheshti, morteza, beheshti worked as a carpet cleaner in turkey, and i went to their blood, but morteza is not. he disappeared, and this case is also suspicious in my opinion. your sister didn't get off so that i could deliver it to you myself. when he gets off, he sees two other gentlemen talking to the professor. the driver says that morteza mustafa beheshti is coming they have a mission to go and deliver us. my sister is afraid, she will lock you in the bus and get into a fight. they stabbed the driver's arm. after my sister arrived in iran, we still didn't understand why this happened. we thought it was because of smuggling. he went and found a legal problem. we suspected that these geomet

more from our political correspondent leila nathoo. has he run out of road?ng he was being forced out by the parliamentary committee investigating him over covid rule breaking in downing street. today, the government gave its verdict on his departure, with this cabinet minister saying mr. johnson had not been the target of a witch hunt and that the country wants to move on. boris has himself decided to step down, and that is his own decision. so, he's not a victim? ithink... i read what he said very carefully. he made that decision to step down. he would have been welcome to stay. as i say, you know, a man of many qualities. i think a calmer period is what the country wants and what it's getting with rishi sunak in downing street as well. the prime minister certainly hopes for calm. i'm going now, so there's no point hanging around for the day. - but after two of borisjohnson's key allies, nadine dorries and nigel adams, also quit the commons, he now has three by—elections he didn't want on his plate. labour say the tories are in chaos and the country should

more now from our political correspondent leila nathoo. has he run out of road?signed from parliament on friday, saying he was being forced out by the parliamentary committee investigating him over covid rule breaking in downing street. today, the government gave its verdict on his departure, with this cabinet minister saying mrjohnson had not been the target of a witch hunt and that the country wants to move on. boris has himself decided to step down, and that is his own decision. so, he's not a victim? ithink... i read what he said very carefully. he made that decision to step down. he would have been welcome to stay. as i say, you know, a man of many qualities. i think a calmer period is what the country wants and what it's getting with rishi sunak in downing street as well. the prime minister certainly hopes for calm. i'm going now, so there's no point hanging around for the day. - but after two of borisjohnson�*s key allies, nadine dorries and nigel adams, also quit the commons, he now has three by—elections he didn't want on his plate. labour say the tories

more from our political correspondent leila nathoo: has he run out of road?esigned from parliament on friday saying he was being forced by the parliamentary committee investigating him over covid rule breaking in downing street. today the government gave its verdict on his departure with this cabinet minister saint mr johnson not been the target of a witchhunt and that the country wanted to move on.— witchhunt and that the country wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step _ wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step down _ wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step down and _ wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step down and that - wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step down and that is - wanted to move on. boris has himself decided to step down and that is his l decided to step down and that is his own decision. pare decided to step down and that is his own decision-— own decision. are you saying is not a victim? i — own decision. are you saying is not a victim? i read _ own decision. are you saying is

other hand at the moment there are people crying for his death so he is a controversial figure in politics.— figure in politics. professor leilank you _ figure in politics. professor leila talani, thank you very _ figure in politics. professor leila talani, thank you very much - figure in politics. professor leila - talani, thank you very much indeed. thanks. let's return to british politics now. british prime minister, rishi sunak, has publicly criticised his predecessor, borisjohnson, for requesting something he wasn't willing to do. this comes after allies of mrjohnson accused mr sunak of removing names from his resignation honours list. joing me now is our political correspondent ione wells. just take us exactly what has happened in the last few minutes. it is a war of words that has emerged between rishi sunak and boris johnson. 0n between rishi sunak and boris johnson. on friday borisjohnson, before he stepped down as an mp, released his resignation honours list, including some people he wanted to make peers so they would sit in the house of lords. boris johnson's team has accused downing street of removing some of the p

leila nathoo. two different narratives. boris johnson says heve on. yes, it was a very angry statement that _ wants to move on. yes, it was a very angry statement that boris _ wants to move on. yes, it was a very angry statement that boris johnson | angry statement that boris johnson put out on friday evening. announcing that he was stepping down immediately from parliament. remember that he had been investigated by a commons committee who were looking at whether he misled parliament over what he knew about coded rule breaking in downing street during the pandemic. in the event, he decided tojump effectively before getting their final verdict, and in his words, the committee had behaved as a kangaroo court, basically coming to a judgment even before the process had got under way. he said that he was the target of a witchhunt and had been forced out undemocratically. very serious allegations there to a parliamentary committee. this is the first time today that we have heard the official government response if you like. the energy secretary grant

he was forced to resign as prime minister. certainly, labour being one confrontational about this. . ., , . this. leila, thanks very much., thanks very much. talking about _ this. leila, thanks very much. talking about the _ this. leila, thanks very much. talking about the labour - this. leila, thanks very much. | talking about the labour party. let's talk to chris bryant, chair of the commons select committee. monitors mps' behaviour. in terms of headline thoughts, basic reaction? well, for a start, i don't think there should be such a thing as a resignation owners list. it was only at admitted in 1895, and it's a very discredited system. why on earth, especially if you've been ousted from downing street for misdemeanors, why on earth should you be allowed to dole outjobs for life in the house of lords? i think there are several dozen people getting honours here. it's protection particularly... boris johnson is still under investigation for lying to parliament. i can't underline how extraordinary that is in our history. and then to dole out gifts like this, baubles like this — the partygate party and the people who lied

he has set himself a huge challenge. leila nathoo, bbc news.s detained yesterday at the epsom derby, after breaking through the cordon and running onto the course during the race. the campaign group animal rising had publicly threatened to cancel or severely delay the event, despite a high court injunction. more than 30 protesters in total were arrested. how do you feel about practising your downward dog pose while surrounded by puppies? well, teckles animal sanctuary near gloucester is offering visitors puppy yoga classes, to try to raise vital funds for the centre, which is at risk of closure. it's also hoped the classes will help to socialise the dogs forfuture adoption. imean, i i mean, i guess you have got to be a dog person to enjoy being licked by an animal when you are doing your yoga. an animal when you are doing your oua. �* , . an animal when you are doing your oua. �* ,~ ., ., ., an animal when you are doing your yoga. but they are adorable! how can ou not yoga. but they are adorable! how can you not like — yoga. but they are adorab

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he says on 5 live and bbc sounds. that is coming up in 15 minutes. let's go with mortgages, leila, a mortgage broker, good morning.al hot potato is putting it mildl . . ., political hot potato is putting it mildl . ~ ., ., ., political hot potato is putting it mildl. ., ., ., ., ., mildly. we look at average mortgage -a ments, mildly. we look at average mortgage payments. going _ mildly. we look at average mortgage payments. going up _ mildly. we look at average mortgage payments. going up by _ mildly. we look at average mortgage payments, going up by £2900, - mildly. we look at average mortgage . payments, going up by £2900, people are going _ payments, going up by £2900, people are going to struggle to pay their bills map. — are going to struggle to pay their bills map, families are going to lose their— bills map, families are going to lose their homes. it is short and long-term — lose their homes. it is short and long—term incompetence to lead us to this moment. in short term, the after—effects of the liz truss budget — after—effects of the liz truss budget last year, the premium on our interest— budget last ye

leila nathoo. good morning. yes, rishi sunak has been doing his best to manage the tensions in the tory party since he took overut borisjohnson, the catalyst for him standing down was receiving the draft parliamentary report from that committee looking into whether he misled the commons over what he knew about coronavirus rule breaking during the pandemic, at downing street. we now understand that committee were going to recommend he was going to be suspended for more than ten days which meant it will go to a by—election which he could have contested but he has chosen to jump before receiving that final verdict, insisting he had been a target of a witchhunt was being full stout. so, a lot of intrigue here as we see whether there�*s going to be any more resignations among his key allies but rishi sunak certainly has three big electoral test to grapple with at a time when his party is languishing in the polls. you have said kia starmer today writing in the mirror that rishi sunak needs to get hold of tory chaos. a 16—year—old boy is due appear in court tomorrow charged with attempted murder — after reports of a s