that well as the general issue around mr marandi himself.— marandi himself.arandi himself. that was raised in the house of commons _ marandi himself. that was raised in the house of commons this - marandi himself. that was raised in i the house of commons this afternoon. the snp mps saying this was a freedom of press victory but you touched on some of the main issues this raises going forward. that idea of what did this man get in return for his donation? the question alison hughes put to the home office minister. what do his donations by him? it raises all sorts of questions. him? it raises all sorts of question— him? it raises all sorts of questions. him? it raises all sorts of cuestions. , , , ., questions. the thing is this is a really interesting _ questions. the thing is this is a really interesting example - questions. the thing is this is a really interesting example of. questions. the thing is this is a - really interesting example of where lots of parliamentarians who have raised concerns about the nature of political donations and i am not saying i

it is incumbent to state that javad marandi denies any wrongdoing and his lawyersjust marandi denies—mailed me national crime agency has found that companies are linked to him at a crucial part of the money—laundering azerbaijan network. credit must go to the evening standard, bbc news and organised crime and corruption reporting project who in 2017 exposed the $2.9 billion of money stolen from the people of azerbaijan. in the national crime agency for the people in this case naming javad marandi as a pattern of importance. the uk must not be home for the world dotted money but has become so under the tories. javad marandi appears to have used corporate structures.- marandi appears to have used corporate structures. order. are you auoin to corporate structures. order. are you going to continue — corporate structures. order. are you going to continue with _ corporate structures. order. are you going to continue with that - corporate structures. order. are you going to continue with that question | going to continue with that question mark because are you can leave the chamben _ mark b

javad marandi has donated more than £750,000.he's not subject to any criminal action and denies any wrongdoing. anti—corruption campaigners say tougher checks are needed on money given to political parties. also on the programme... the number of people out of work due to long term sickness is at a record high, and the unemployment rate goes up. how to get more from the land... british farmers battling soaring costs hold talks with the prime minister. making surfing more environmentally friendly. it is one of the world's most popular pastimes but it needs a makeover. it's been on a container ship for a month. it's then been driven from a port on a lorry to a distribution point. it's then gone on a van to a shop and it's been used in the seafor a matter of hours before it's ended up as waste. and they are lancaster bombers that launched the famous dambusters raid exactly 80 years ago. and coming up on bbc news: more injury frustration forjofra archer, who's ruled out by england for the summer, butjonny bairstow returns to the test

wealthy and well—connected, this is javad marandi.or tory donor, with access to senior party leaders. one of mr marandi's british companies is the famous design brand, the conran shop. it's not involved in this case, which raised questions about some of his overseas interests. those questions emerged from a national crime agency investigation into the wealth of a family living here, a multi—million pound apartment near london's regent's park. the head of the family, javanshir feyziyev, is an old associate of mr marandi and one of azerbaijan's richest oligarchs. last year, a court ruled the nca could seize £5 million from the family's uk bank accounts. it had been part of billions that disappeared from azerbaijan in a global money laundering scandal. and paul radu... the azerbaijani laundromat was only discovered because of the work ofjournalists. i believe the azerbaijani laundromat brought a lot of damage on many levels to azerbaijan itself. to the european union, to the us and other parts of the world. small businesses lost a lot of

this is javad marandi.ropy, he's been a major tory donor with access to senior party leaders. one of mr marandi's british companies is the famous design brand, the conran shop. it's not involved in this case, which raised questions about some of his overseas interests. those questions began when the national crime agency investigated a family living in these opulent apartments in london's regent's park. the family head is javanshir feyziyev, an old associate of mr marandi. he's one of azerbaijan's super—rich. and last year, a court ruled the nca could seize more than £5 million from his family. it had been part of billions that disappeared from azerbaijan in a global scandal only uncovered by investigative journalists. i believe the azerbaijani laundromat brought a lot of damage on many levels to azerbaijan itself. to the european union, to the us and other parts of the world. a judge ruled that companies owned byjavad marandi played a key role in moving some of the cash to london. the case starts with $1.5

this is javad marandi. he's been a major tory donor with access to senior party leaders. one of mr marandi's british companies is the famous design brand, the conran shop. it's not involved in this case, which raised questions about some of his overseas interests. those questions began when the national crime agency investigated a family living in these opulent apartments in london's regent's park. the family head is javanshir feyziyev, an old associate of mr marandi. he's one of azerbaijan's super—rich. and last year, a court ruled the nca could seize more than £5 million from his family. it had been part of billions that disappeared from azerbaijan in a global scandal only uncovered by investigative journalists. i believe the azerbaijani laundromat brought a lot of damage on many levels to azerbaijan itself. to the european union, to the us and other parts of the world. a judge ruled that companies owned byjavad marandi played a key role in moving some of the cash to london. the case starts with $1.5 bill

the nca won't say if mr marandi is under investigation.f appeal says he could have refuted allegations in his battle with the bbc. dominic casciani, bbc news. hundreds of afghan interpreters — who were granted eligibility to settle in the uk — have been stuck in hotels in pakistan, some of them for over a year. the british government originally said they could come to the uk with their families because they helped british forces — but a lack of accommodation here means they've been forced to remain in pakistan. a government spokesperson said supporting the resettlement of eligible afghans remains a top priority. nawal al—maghafi reports. scenes of desperation. it's august 2021, and the taliban have taken over the country, including the capital, kabul. chaos as afghans flee, leaving everything behind to start a new life. gunfire thousands of people who worked with the british forces during their campaign against terror were now a target. nearly two years on, and they're yet to make it to the promised safety of the uk. these are ahmed and kh

this is javad marandi.arded an 0be for services to business and philanthropy, he's been a major tory donor with access to senior party leaders. one of mr marandi's british companies is the famous design brand, the conran shop. it's not involved in this case, which raised questions about some of his overseas interests. those questions emerged from a national crime agency investigation into the wealth of a family living here, a multi—million pound apartment near london's regent's park. the head of the family, javanshir feyziyev, is an old associate of mr marandi and one of azerbaijan's richest oligarchs. last year, a court ruled the nca could seize £5 million from the family's uk bank accounts. it had been part of billions that disappeared from azerbaijan in a global money laundering scandal. the azerbaijani laundromat was only discovered because of the work ofjournalists. i believe the azerbaijani laundromat brought a lot of damage on many levels to azerbaijan itself, to the european union, to the us and oth

javad marandi strongly denies any wrongdoing and is not subject to any criminal action.ials say kyiv has come under heavy figure — but that all 18 missiles were shot down by the country's air defence systems. the attacks come after president zelensky took a tour of europe and was offered more military aid. welcome to the programme. let me tell you more about the summit today at downing street, the fork to farm summit. farmers representatives are bare. food and retail bodies. supermarket chiefs, trying to get joined up thinking across the supply chain, the backdrop of which is this rampant food inflation. at the heart of your life, our lives at the moment. it's a whole basket of reasons, the raw, energy costs, pandemic, brexit, we get lots of food from the eu, climate impact, bad harvests, currency, transport costs. but the supermarkets, profit is one thing, profiteering another, lots of fingers being pointed in their direction at the moment so we are asking this morning how you are coping and everyone involved and there are a lot of people in the supply chain. food price