let's start with broad and moeen. what a finale for broad on the final day.ts. also, notjust the rightly said is a lot of wickets. also, not just the figures, rightly said is a lot of wickets. also, notjust the figures, the way he played the game, especially when it was an ashes contest, because it delighted. public enemy number one for australia. both of them loved everything to do with ashes series as well. and that earns respect from your team—mates and the opposition and it gives you and the opposition and it gives you a big legacy, and as for moeen, coming back like that was the implement of stokes. and he found it impossible to turn down and he's played a part. i thought the impressive thing apart from the bowling was the way he wanted to bat at number three and did a pretty good job at old trafford. i think both of them can be proud of their contributions to the series. and both of them can be proud of their contributions to the series. and for en . land contributions to the series. and for encland as contributions to the series. and for england as wel

and moeen ali did his bit as the last day spin bowler, despite his groin injury., obviously, remember, the series finished 2—2 so australia retain the ashes. they lifted the urn, but not with the full sense of celebrations they'd have wanted. but they played their full part. the fact is, the teams have been so competitive throughout the weeks, and that's what's revived this historic series. well, stuart broad said he wanted to go out on top, playing on the biggest stage after a summer he's loved. he's done just that in a series that'll live long in the memory. i made the decision on friday night — you start thinking, "what will your last ball will be and how that will be remembered?" to get to bowl, they were just swinging around a little bit, to get to bowl with a couple of minutes left, i managed to bowl at some left—handers, which is some of my favourite things to do in my career, and to catch the edge a couple of times was truly wonderful. this series was anything goes. the last day was always going to go down to the wire and it did. fantastic series, fantasti

at the funeral of the late professor moeen di, he was a scholar and researcher, who was researching andresearching this incident as a precursor to him. he was also a pious cleric, a simple-minded people, hojat al-islam eidi, one of the professors of khatam al -anbia school, a high-level professor of the seminary of imam jamaat of kazem mosque . baker and coach of teenagers and young people the city of babol had very good-natured and well - drinking people with pious morals, except for the spiritual scholars of the city. being next to the mosque, they formed many scientific circles in order to educate people in these yellow scientific circles for more than three decades in the kazem mosque in kish. a review was held in foreign languages ​​in urmia implementation of the islamic identity of muslim women in the training course of missionaries fluent in foreign languages ​​in urmia, who are the mebli sisters who were identified for identification, god willing, in the first step, missionary sisters fluent in foreign languages ​​in schools at the provincial level for muslim women are one of th

it is not a problem for a lawyer with a legal education to enter the parliament moeen should come from those who have a good knowledge of legal principles and standards, the training course they hold for the representative, who knows a lot of legal writing and phrasing, and who is fluent in legal rules, will succeed in the year of the hero and honorable mr. ghorbani regarding the objections of the council. guardian, i will present the contents. you should know that the islamic council is not an absolute school that can say whatever it wants, so it can portray something that all the apostles in the industries of the council can write correctly, that the legal competence and legal authority of the constitution book is contradictory. with the constitution what does it mean to be inconsistent with the constitution? what does it mean to conform to the constitution ? what does it mean to be inconsistent with the constitution? the text that was presented and the title of the law will be found in any case. the task of the election guardian council after the contradiction of the government's ap

american and british companies such as al-basit moeen bccr on the 10th are involved in this inhumane sale , the managers of jangfar sazi company say that the increase in the production and sale of munitions this year , instead of 7%, can be 12% profit among the shareholders of this company that distributes systems from the death and misery of the people of the whole world. inhumane expectations must be stopped. come to the british system, with 150,000 employees , it participates in various military projects in the world . it is still unknown if they suffered from organ failure no, but it will definitely be a catastrophic statistic. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, london broadcasting agency, in the clash between the participants of the eritrean music festival and the demonstrators against the government of this country in toronto , canada, 9 people were injured with green weapons. this music festival was attacked and finally i had to use anti-riot barriers to separate the two sides . two people 10 days after their visit to a livestock exhibition where pigs were on display was observed. the cente

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moeen ali was restricted to 17 runs for phoenix and was caught eventually after a bit ofjuggling by roland are top of the standings after a third win in four matches. the phoenix only needed 4 from their last three balls — but shabnim ismail took a memorable hat—trick to secure a 3—run victory. ally ewing leads the way after the first round of the women's open at walton heath. he american hit a 4 under par round of 68 and will begin the second round a shot ahead of five other players. an eagle at the sixteenth helped england's charley hull move to 1 under. she'sjoined by northern ireland's stephanie meadow. she might be 45 years old — but it seems there's no stopping dame sarah storey as she claimed her 36th para—cycling gold at the cycling world championships. racing in the c5 individual time trial, storey was more than a minute quicker than her nearest rival over the 17 and a half mile course in dumfries — to secure her 17th road world title. storey is aiming to add to her 17 paralympic golds, including five from swimming, in paris next year. i think you can see from the way i came here

moeen ali wasn't really fit. he got rid of head for 43. smith made 54 and no more.der. one last time for the legs, the arms and the headband. his final delivery. his last act was to win the match. when i made the decision on friday night, you know, you start thinking, like, what will your last ball be and how will that sort of be remembered? and it was really what dreams are made of, to be honest. i'll miss the competitiveness. i'll miss the changing room, and i'll miss being... putting on an england shirt and putting on my england floppy hat. but, ultimately, it's up to someone younger and fresher to take it on. we obviously want to win games of cricket, but we want to win those games in a manner in which people can look back on and say like, "wow, what a day i've had or what a week i've had." and i think we've been able to do that throughout this whole series. well, let's remember the series finishes 2—2, so australia retained the ashes. and, of course, that was marked here, if not with a full sense of australian celebrations. they should feel proud of their perfo

there has the woke agenda finally gone completely moeen ali mad, joining me this ali barking mad, joiningoss the pond is the former politician, full time legend, douglas carswell. douglas, stuff . thank you douglas, great stuff. thank you very much. as i see, you've very much. as i can see, you've got mississippi the got mississippi in the background. fantastic right. let's start with kellogg's, which is a phrase i never thought i would say to you. what do you make of this? are they really sexualising really aggressively sexualising products at children with products aimed at children with lgb , b—t—q stuff ? lgb, b—t—q stuff? >> well, i'm not sure that america first legal has got quite the right strategy here. i'm not sure getting a government federal agency to fight this for them is really the way forward. >> but i think what this does tell us is that in america now, there's enormous sensitivity to there's enormous sensitivity to the woke corporate agenda that there's been we saw it with disney, we saw it with bud light. >> there's a real resentment on the part of tens of millions , if

there has the woke agenda finally gone completely moeen ali mad, joining me this ali barking mad, joiningoss the pond is the former politician, full time legend, douglas carswell. douglas, stuff . thank you douglas, great stuff. thank you very much. as i see, you've very much. as i can see, you've got mississippi the got mississippi in the background. fantastic right. let's start with kellogg's, which is a phrase i never thought i would say to you. what do you make of this? are they really sexualising really aggressively sexualising products at children with products aimed at children with lgb , b—t—q stuff ? lgb, b—t—q stuff? >> well, i'm not sure that america first legal has got quite the right strategy here. i'm not sure getting a government federal agency to fight this for them is really the way forward. >> but i think what this does tell us is that in america now, there's enormous sensitivity to there's enormous sensitivity to the woke corporate agenda that there's been we saw it with disney, we saw it with bud light. >> there's a real resentment on the part of tens of millions , if

moeen ali was restricted to just 17 runs for phoenix and was caught eventually after a bit ofjugglinghe welsh fire are top of the standings after a third win in four. the phoenix only needed 4 from their last three balls — but shabnim ismail took a hat—trick to secure a 3—run win. she might be 45 now but it seems there's nothing stopping dame sarah storey as she claimed her 36th para—cycling gold at the cycling world championships. racing in the c5 individual time trial, storey was more than a minute quicker than her nearest rival over the 17.5—mile course in dumfries to secure her 17th road world title. storey put her success down to meticulous planning in the build up to the event. i knew what to expect and it didn't come as any kind of shock — i knew where all the bumps were, i knew where all the rough surface was, i knew where the change of surface was. and i was so pleased that i'd taken that, you know, come here early, basically. ifeel like i've lived in dumfries for a lot longer than i have, but it's been a really good thing to do. amazing. age isjust a number. the time is 6:42

but you could very easily compare moeen ali flip that on its head . and £6 million plus its head.nd £6 million plus every single day access to a rigorous legal appeal system, great medical care . we will put great medical care. we will put your kids into our education system. we even put a few adults in schools as well, just for good measure. vast swathes of the charity sector devoted entirely to making their lives better. the british public are not actually rising up, despite millions of people's lives being impacted. we are not turning boats we're actually boats back. we're actually towing to shore and if you towing them to shore and if you have a look at what's happening under the united nations in places where by the places like turkey, where by the way, now huge numbers of men are actually coming from on small boats. they have shanty town camps that are not fit for human habitation , that have been there habitation, that have been there for decades. the absolute joke in all of this is that the very reason that they all want to come here to britain is because we offer more and

why don't we look into moeen ali and see what we can do here? up jobs , filling these take up jobs, filling these vacancies. so i don't see why we need to keep looking abroad. we can fix this problem ourselves. >> well, matthew, is it not because we've been trying to get british people to do a number of these jobs and they simply don't want to do them, that's want to do them, whether that's fruit whatever it fruit picking or whatever it might there's all sorts might be. and there's all sorts of that government of schemes that the government have outlining, like have been outlining, things like trying life coaching or trying to give life coaching or managing people going back managing to people going back into tax benefits for into work or tax benefits for over 50 or as alby was saying, trying over 50s onto trying to get over 50s onto their it's their bikes for deliveroo. it's not necessarily translating and yet for the economy, we need these jobs filled . but the fact these jobs filled. but the fact is, if you don't have a job, you aren't at the