well, following on, ireland were reduced to 95 for four at one stage earlier, with mohammad amir theick of the bowlers for pakistan. stuart thompson and kevin 0'brien then put on a partnership of 113 to steady the ireland innings, with thompson bringing up his 50 with a boundary. but the day belonged to 0'brien, who scored that historic century — he finished the day unbeaten on 118, taking ireland's lead to 139 by stumps on day four. meanwhile, the head of the england and wales cricket board has admitted young people are just not attracted to the sport.

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then mohammad yousuf received the unexpected support of the governor of borno. this man from a wealthy family was an important figure in local politics. the governor of borno presented an unnatural lines to mohammad yousuf also shockingly books you will yet look for discord to give up to bono keep what you did there was a fair idea don't you want middle class from shi'a who present on the. song like them want to show you. suppose it is suppose it could be zone what would you say of people don't have any thought they are a system democratic now but in this if you don't have a deal for building with a new movie should be for the of needed who would usually put it in order to walk more par. why would you shoot. me do a movie should be fun to run interference for him would be government money of course. the big group in. the family would shareef. why would you shoot you so there's good people to promote his on the . loose or with a particular shrug of the limo that yusuf it up when you consume it yes but was it your. own to be can or someone with. what ability feel

crown prince mohammad bin salman is overseeing dramatic reforms. among them, the opening of the first cinema and 35 years and a relaxation in the law that would allow saudi women to dry. if women want to get behind the wheel and they will need car. a new exhibit in riyadh might help them decider hat type of ey want to drive. think about it as one of the world's most unique car shows. this report from our correspondent. reporter:ok this all fairly familiar. checking out how comfortable the seat is, examining the switches and dials. in a small way, this is nothing short of revolutionary. at this exhibition, women can size up the cars. >> i am so start driving, and i want to look at the cars and the models, the prices, the options. it is great to get to know the cars. >> it a nice step for saudi people, especially for the saudi woman to be independent so she can finish her own work without relying on someone els her brother or father. reporter: gender equality on the natinl's roads is not the recent reform. cinemasve theaters haeopened after a ban tha

malaysia's former prime minister, 92—year—old mahathir mohammad, wins the election and promises to getk to business. but there will be no holiday for the winners. that's the trouble with winning, we have to work. three americans released by north korea arrive in alaska on the first leg of theirjourney home. the white house hails the move a "positive gesture of goodwill". i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: from yorkshire to yangon. leeds united play in myanmar, in a tour criticised by human rights groups. and model members of the royal family. waxworks of meghan and harry are unveiled, ten days ahead of royal wedding. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore and kuala lumpur where the new day brings a dramatic comeback for the former malaysian prime minister mahathir mohamad. his alliance of opposition parties has won a majority in the general election, defeating the governing barisan national which has been in power for more than 60 years. 92—year—old dr mahathir came out of retirement to ta

their targets carefully but the islamic state targets everything like one of tunnels cameramen yar mohammad told he who perished in the second explosion having been lured there by the first his equipment bears the stains and his colleagues bear the scars after the mother of all attacks against journalism in afghanistan. what discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week was one of our producers nina actually ravi nina a few months back malaysia became the first country in the world to pass an anti fake news law and this past week we've seen it put to use tell us about the cases there are two legal cases richard the big one involves mahathir mohamad the former prime minister and current leader of the opposition who's being investigated for spreading fake news after he alleged that a plane he was going to take to file his candidacy documents for the upcoming general elections was sabotaged by government operatives critics of this anti fake news law had warned malaysians that it could be used to stifle dissent during the election campaign and the mohammad case may end up provi

the crown prince mohammad bin salman has instigated a series of dramatic reforms.l need a car — and a new exhibition in riyadh might help, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. this all looks fairly familiar: checking out how comfortable the cities, examining the switches and dials. but in its own small way, this is nothing short of revolutionary. at this exhibition, women can size up revolutionary. at this exhibition, women can size up the cars they will $0011 women can size up the cars they will soon be able to drive. translation: i am so happy that women will start driving, and they wa nt to women will start driving, and they want to have a look at the cars, the models, what suits me exactly, the prices, the options... it is great to get to know the cars. translation: it is a nice step fought saudi people, and especially for saudi women, so it she can finish work without relying on someone finish work without relying on someone else like her father or her brother. gender equality on the nation's roads is not the only recent reform. cinemas and theatres have reopened

the crown prince mohammad bin salman has instigated a series of dramatic reforms.llman reports. this all looks fairly familiar: checking out how comfortable the seat is, examining the switches and dials. but in its own small way, this is nothing short of revolutionary. at this exhibition, women can size up the cars they will soon be able to drive. translation: i am so happy that women will start driving, and i want to have a look at the cars, the models, what suits me exactly, the prices, the options — it is great to get to know the cars. translation: it is a nice step for the saudi people, and especially for saudi women, so she can finish her work without relying on someone else like her father or her brother. gender equality on the nation's roads is not the only recent reform. cinemas and theatres have reopened after a ban that lasted more than three decades. and a new television channel is being launched that is supposed to be aimed at a younger, more modern audience. the man behind these changes, crown prince mohammad bin salman, said that his generation wants

doha juan cole a visiting festa at the center for gulf studies at cattle university from tehran mohammad marandi head of the north american studies graduate program at the university of tehran and from beirut via skype joseph to chichen middle east analyst and senior fellow at the king faisal center for islamic studies if i would welcome to all of you mark first of all let's get an idea of iran's reaction to this very clear message that we're hearing from pompei are that iran destabilize is the region that is the main threats and needs to be contained i think the iranians would respond by saying that the israeli regime is subjugating the palestinians it is murdering people on the border of gaza and the saudis on the other hand and the israelis are constantly bombing syria against international law and the saudis they kidnap prime ministers they invade countries like yemen they. invade bad rain and keep the dictator in power they commit bring about as they've brought about a siege against. and they've spread extremism to syria and iraq and of course they went to succeeded in untag in izin

former prime minister mahathir mohammad makes an extraordinary comeback. model members of the royal family. waxworks of meghan and harry are unveiled 10 days ahead of the royal wedding. the three americans released by north korea have thanked president trump and his secretary of state, mike pompeo, for securing their release. they are flying now to andrews airforce base outside washington, where they'll be met within hours by the president. according to the white house, they've been freed as a gesture of goodwill ahead of the planned summit between mr trump and kimjong—un. this report from lebo diseko. a welcome stop on home soil for the former detainees. their plane refuelling in alaska before making its onward journey. in a statement, the three men thanked their families and friends who'd prayed for their return. no doubt they'll also thank donald trump when he meets their plane in washington. securing the release of the americans who'd been held in north korea is a diplomatic victory for president trump. the men are kim, dong—chul, a pastor detained in

professor mohammad marandi. what do you think will be the view is president trump pulls out?p pulls out? mostly blame the united states for any escalation. any escalation. down a large segment of the nuclear programme. programme. the western media that iran was pursuing nuclear weapons. pursuing nuclear weapons. agreement was not pursuing a nuclear weapon. weapon. not pursue nuclear weapons after the agreement. agreement. the nuclear deal iran was not pursuing a nuclear weapons. pursuing a nuclear weapons. completely almost completely wrecked. wrecked. president trump will be speaking in just a moment. just a moment. customary, so expect the prime minister at the let them any moment. minister at the let them any moment. resuming action on those centrifuges. centrifuges. they will be watching iran carefully. iran carefully. officials that he was speaking to on the national security side. the national security side. now, what does america intend to do once they pull out? once they pull out? what will the reaction be from iran? reaction be from iran? answers as well during the c

next to be remembered was mohammad amir, known as saba. he was mohammad amir, known as saba.chauffeur and tried to help others escape. the bond we had was unbreakable. avon is like no other. we shared our times of trouble, sickness and hardship. —— a bond like no other. most importantly, we shared our happiness. our kids grew up together. they are like brother and sister, a relationship we had and i still am proud of. losing saba was like my world came crashing down. i had faced many blows in life, losing many family members but this was the worst. this will be a long and complex enquiry, one of the biggest on record. but then now, the personal tributes could take up to two weeks, a fitting start dedicated to those at the heart of this enquiry. and adina is in west london now. a very harrowing day of course for the relatives but a hugely important one nonetheless? yes, this was a very difficult, poignant, dignified sta nce to very difficult, poignant, dignified stance to the beginning of this enquiry. at the very beginning we had 72 seconds of silence to mark every life lost

military says ahmed mohammad al darby will be transferred to saudi arabia that brings the number of prisoners at the facility to forty eight during its campaign president try to keep that the syllabi open. baton say has more. l.w. has been u.s. custody since two thousand and two he says he was tortured initially a base in afghanistan before being sent to the facility in cuba he was meant to have been released by february the twentieth of this year under the terms of a plea agreement but that didn't happen so that raised questions as to whether the trumpet ministration would remain on the plea agreement given donald trump's enthusiasm for going tom obey and his pledge to not only keep it open but to repopulate the facility with prisoners this plea deal there has now been put into practice he is in saudi custody i guess the thinking is well if they did renay go on this plea deal then others would not cooperate who are currently going through very lengthy military commissions and picking up the system frankly which is seen as deeply deeply inefficient on the same day that this announcement was h

ninety two year old mattera mohammad is sworn in as malaysia's prime minister just hours after a stunning election victory. and down in kenya unleashing a sea of war forty nine people killed officials say the death toll could rise. u.s. president donald trump has confirmed the date venue for an historic summit with north korea's leader as is customary the president announced this on twitter saying the highly anticipated meeting between kim jong un and myself will take place in singapore on june twelfth we will both try to make it a very special moment for world peace. let's go live now to hide your castro who's in washington any further details on this meeting. i maryam we know that the location of singapore came as no surprise to watchers in the united states trump had been wavering between either singapore or the d.m.z. he ruled out the d.m.z. in past days which led with singapore with his official announcement via twitter earlier today singapore is seen as neutral territory for both the u.s. and north korea the u.s. naval presence as well as a north korean embassy one of fewer than fif

to malaysia's marketeer mohammad has just been sworn in as prime minister after a remarkable victory at the polls well that ceremony is currently underway it's taking place at the royal palace in kuala lumpur outside crowds are celebrating but this is the scene inside the palace there you see the supporters of moderate is a coalition which has unseated the established party better than nasional has been in power for nigh on sixty years ever since independence in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven still a same party and of course mahathir mohamad himself no stranger to the position of prime minister he ruled for almost twenty years in fact more than twenty years but that's a scene a prayer is being said for the assembled dignitaries. when he is our correspondent who's outside the royal palace as this ceremony continues and wane there's no understating it is there really the surprise and the overwhelming achievement that has been accomplished by martin mohammed the ninety two year old former prime minister of malaysia who now takes the reins again. it's quite incredible really it's

well, following on, ireland were reduced to 95 for four at one stage earlier, with mohammad amir then. stuart thompson and kevin 0'brien then put on a partnership of 113 to steady the ireland innings, with thompson bringing up his 50 with a boundary. but the day belonged to 0'brien, who scored that historic century — he finished the day unbeaten on 118, taking ireland's lead to 139 by stumps on day four. meanwhile, the head of the england and wales cricket board has admitted young people are just not attracted to the sport. colin graves has given the strongest indication yet that the controversial new hundred format will stay as it is in a bid to correct that. he's told the bbc that it will definitely start in 2020, despite widespread cricitism. as far as we're concerned and the ecb board is concerned, the new competition board is in place to launch the tournament. we will build it, we will work with the players, we'll work with the pca because we want them involved. from the players' point of view, this is bringing an extra £8 million worth of salaries into county cricketers. that's

some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world iran's foreign minister mohammad has met russian his russian counterpart sergey lavrov as part of a diplomatic two were aimed at saving the country's nuclear pact. received assurances from lab rob that russia will respect the agreement despite the u.s. is withdrawal last week in early parties negotiating a new government have asked the president for more time to come to an agreement at the head of the end five star movement the we said they needed a few more days to clinch a coalition deal with the league another populous party. residents near hawaii kill a way of ok you know are being warned that more fissures could open near their homes as it continues to spew lava a total of nineteen fissures have appeared in the earth around the volcano or knowledge is say that the summit of kilo may be about to explode. they new suicide attack by a family has indonesia's second largest city reeling once again the bombers rode motorbikes to a police station then blew themselves up it comes a day after another family staged coordi

to flee from her father the ruler of dubai and prime minister of the united arab emirates shaikh mohammad bin rashid al maktoum. to. teach us friends released this video after she was abducted attempting to escape they want to raise awareness of her disappearance these messages where the last that they ever heard from her the last people to see what he found where those who helped plan her escape from a french spy her bare and a friend from finland and then. new. one with. some voice or i don't have to say. fled to dubai in february twenty eighth together with tino they drove to oman's capital most cat and then sailed on a small boat into international waters there was waiting for them on his yacht one son board they sailed for go on in india. after six days at sea they noticed they were being followed their pursuers then boarded their wessel. we heard some noises . that sounded like gunshots. and we got very very scared and we looked ourselves into the bus. and soon after their whole gabin started dealing with this monk we were basically mixed with. men dressed in black. who values are d

never sought to meet clear weapon and never had one even before netanyahu spoke foreign minister mohammad javid serif had dismissed the claims in a tweet the boy who can't stop crying wolf is at it again undeterred by cartoon fiasco at the u.n. g.a. you can only feel some of the people so many times. netanyahu speech came on the back of a visit to israel by u.s. secretary of state mike pump. and i know this suggest it was time to pressure donald trump into withdrawing his support for the twenty fifty nuclear agreement world pirates signed with iran. if that were the intent it seemed to have an immediate impact as the largest democracy prime minister netanyahu just gave a very out another everybody saying it but i've got to say a little bit of it and that is just not an acceptable situation and i've been saying that's happening they're not sitting back i believe they're setting off missiles which they say are for television purposes i don't think. office in the past week german chancellor angela merkel and french president manny on the crown have made second visit to washington to urge str

some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world iran's foreign minister mohammad zari of has met his russian counterpart sergey lavrov as part of a diplomatic tour aimed at saving the country's nuclear deal confirmed that russia would respect the agreements despite the u.s. withdrawal its all regions due to meet with foreign ministers from france germany and the u.k. in brussels on tuesday a populist shiite cleric and his alliance have emerged as the front runners in iraq's election. campaign on issues of social justice his supporters have taken to the streets to celebrate iraq's election commission says more than ninety percent of the ballots from saturday's vote have now been counted a new suicide attack by a family has indonesia's second largest city reeling again five people including a child that rode motorbike up to a police station and then blew themselves up the attack comes a day after another family staged coordinated suicide attacks on three churches killing twelve people so called islamic state has claimed responsibility residents near hawaii's killer

iranian foreign minister mohammad reef is in brussels tonight for talks with top e.u. officials on the future of that iran nuclear deal the reasons already held what he called a constructive meeting with the e.u.'s top diplomat for the rican mcgreevey next on the agenda talks with the foreign ministers of germany britain and france tehran is urging europe to resist pressure from washington that's after the u.s. moved to withdraw from the pact cast doubt over the deals future of america's withdrawal has also raised tensions with traditional allies german chancellor angela merkel had to weigh in on that today oh man i think we have now seen a rest and german american and european american relations we britain germany and france were of the opinion that the agreement on iran's nuclear program such really has weaknesses but is an agreement that we should add here to. the american president so things differently and not our event was to impact their lives take this over now to our correspondent gave much as he's on the story for us in brussels good evening to you georg so w

iran's foreign minister mohammad zarif has met with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov as part of a diplomatic tour and saving the country's nuclear cocked serif received assurances from lab raaf that russia will respect the agreement despite the us is were drawl last week. now with more than half the votes counted in iraq's parliamentary elections nationalist shiite cleric there could be set to make a political comeback supporters cheered the news in baghdad where the cleric and his communist allies took the highest number of votes a victory would put her in a strong position to pick the next prime minister but he'll have to come here but he'll have to overcome opposition from iran which has vowed to prevent his block from taking power current prime minister hydrilla body is the lagging behind in third place. while the earlier we spoke to deal with. him who is just back from covering the elections in iraq and we asked him what most of those solders appeal with voters is. he wants to have a united. and united iraq independent if you're a sectarian. confession. it's enough to say y

iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif says he's also a mistake that his country can work with europe to salvage the iran nuclear deal well that's after what he called a constructive meeting in brussels with the e.u.'s top diplomat become greeny serif is on a diplomatic tour to secure support for the pact after the us pulled out of the iran nuclear deal last week. russia has unveiled a new bridge to the crimean peninsula territory it annexed from ukraine three years ago russian president vladimir putin drove a truck across the bridge as part of the opening ceremonies ukraine's prime minister said the bridge is a violation of international law it's still claims crimea has its own territory. germany's coach has unveiled a provisional squad today that he hopes will defend their world cup title in russia and our very own and leroy shirts from our sources joins us now to talk us through the line of who's in who's out while the biggest talking point is obviously manuel neuer who's in after his injury kept him on the sidelines in september he hasn't played a game so obviously that's a

both the telly by and so-called islamic state have claimed responsibility the opposition leader mohammad has won a majority in malaysia's parliamentary elections the victories spells the end of more than six decades of rule of the beris an international coalition the ninety two year old mohammed was himself a long serving prime minister but abandoned the coalition led by scandal hit no she rose uk in twenty sixty. victory day celebrations of taking place across russia commemorating the defeat of nazi germany in war two the highlight was a huge military parade of moscow's red square as in previous years it drew massive crowds. in the length of may a sacred day for russians the country commemorates its defeat of nazi germany in world war two known here as the great patriotic war. every year the crowds gather at red square for a choreographed spectacle showcasing moscow's latest military equipment. and important show of force at a time when relations with the west are at their lowest since the cold war. despite the display president vladimir putin warned against repeating history. but i see

now to some other stories making news around the world arabian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif says he is optimistic his country can work with europe to salvage the iran nuclear deal that's after what he called a constructive meeting in brussels with the use top diplomat federica muck of any sorry fiz on a diplomatic tour to secure support for the pact after the us pulled out of the iran nuclear deal last week. u.s. first lady millennia trump has undergone surgery for what the white house describes as a benign kidney condition her spokeswoman says the surgery was successful the first lady is expected to spend the rest of the week recovering in the hospital. authorities in hawaii are warning of more lav are options from the killer whale volcano after two new fish. opened they say a major eruption is possible and could block roads crucial for evacuation officials are educating residents on how to protect themselves against house or this ash fall and a few. germany's national. has named a provisional squad that he hopes will defend their world cup title in russia as expected germa

iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is in brussels today for talks with top e.u. officials on the future of the iran nuclear deal zarif a has already held what he called a constructive meeting with the e.u. stop diplomats for the couple getting any next on the agenda talks with the foreign ministers of germany britain and france tehran is urging europe to resist pressure from washington that's after the u.s. has moved to withdraw from the pact which has cast doubt over the deals future while america's were drawled has also raised tensions with traditional allies german chancellor angela merkel weighed in. oh man i think we're now seeing a rift in german american and european american relations we britain germany and france were of the opinion that the agreement on iran's nuclear program such only has weaknesses but is an agreement that we should add here to. the american president so things differently. interesting times lots to unpack today we correspondent is in brussels where these meetings are taking place there the chancellor is keeping firm but there are so

liverpool side in the first half of the yeah that was really heartbreaking liverpool's star player mohammad sala went down after a tackle from surgery most sexual is more of a wrestle from surgery almost and he injured his shoulder so badly that he had to be taken off he left the field crying because this injury means that he might not only be out of this game but also the world cup and just is really relying on their star man here's what you see. i know if you if you say something like that after gave your last of the saga it was a little bit like you are but a loser but. kind of a harsh challenge because the key here is that it's like wrestling a little bit it was unlucky then that mole fall on the shoulder and it's a serious injury that even bursts a really serious injury. and that with the shock of the boys was obvious it dropped a little bit too deep. try to use that for them positive momentum until we settled a little bit it was quite difficult but. will the half time be could have just a few things differently how spaces but again look at it before that really good at playing well fo

now to some other stories making news around the world iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has arrived in brussels for talks over the nuclear deal europe's foreign policy chief federica mcgreevey says the european union is determined to make sure the iran nuclear agreement is honored even after the u.s. withdrew last week. u.s. first lady maloney a trump has undergone surgery for what the white house describes as a benign kidney condition her spokeswoman says the surgery was successful the first lady is expected to spend the rest of the week recovering in the hospital. authorities in hawaii are warning of more lava eruptions from the killer whale kaino after two new fissures opened they say a major eruption is possible and could block roads crucial for evacuations officials are educating residents on how to protect themselves against hazardous ash fall and a few. and a painting of by dale modigliani has become the most expensive artwork ever auction at sotheby's they were climbing nude fetched one hundred fifty seven million dollars on monday in new york the piece caused a scan

mohammad was and what their religion is about my religion tells me that islam is the bastard religion most people in america do believe islam is bad but don't want to say some people yes going to war well we got a president that we put in office based on his and what he has to say about islam. i didn't understand the level of hate i was seeing from individual americans but you announce apologists can can you make more sense of it show you know i teach about this islamophobia industry in my classes at stockton and quite often you know my students are stunned and shocked as was the person who chimed in on twitter to hear about this well funded network of islamophobia but you know here we are on memorial day and i think if we want to think about what the most well funded anti muslim organization is that's the one that invaded iraq in two thousand and three you know and so my point is that we have to make these critical connections between the practices of the state itself and by the state i don't just mean the trump administration i mean what the u.s. government has been doing for decade

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of those students, a former best got -- basketball player, claimed she was sexually assaulted by mohammadark, but from 2009 through 2013. tell athletics tell us the daily cal that he was fired effective last friday. according to espn, the lawsuit was thrown out earlier this month because the statute of limitations had expired. now a los angeles assembly woman who is considered a leader of the #metoo movement has been cleared of allegations of sexual misconduct rick christina garcia was accused of groping a male staffer in 2014. an outside investigation has found the claims were unsubstantiated. she places -- faces discipline for using vulgar language. she is set to return to work on monday after taking an unpaid leave. >>> there's a warning this morning in fremont for people who wear gold change -- change. the latest of the investigation people's next. the surveillance video police hope will help solve this crime. >>> some relief for millions who suffer from debilitating migraines. that drugs treating those horrible headaches. >>> it's a friday forecast. there's a bigger fog bank. not onl

they say it is the place where mohammad ascended to heaven had. another is a place the profit mohammad prayed before acent sending. for christians jerusalem played a key role in the life of jesus. the urch which of the sepulchre is believed to be the spot of jesus's tomb where christians believe he was resurrected. his crucifix is said to have taken place nearby. in 1950 as after declaring jerusalem as israel's capital the u.n. did not recognize the city as israel's capital. nor did governments around the world. but palestinians want ears jerusalem to be the capital of their future state. that's an area that israel captured from jordan in 1967, and then annexed in a move that is also not recognized by the international community. even the trump administration in its embassy move announcement said it was not taking a pigs on the final boundaries of israel's sovereignty in jerusalem, leaving it up to israelis and palestinians to resolve. but that resolution has been elusive. ronan bergman is a correspond end for military and intelligence affairs at

following on, ireland were reduced to 95 for 4 at one stage, with mohammad amir the pick of the bowlersevin 0'brien then put on a partnership of 113 to steady the ireland innings, with thompson bringing up his 50 with a boundary. but the day belonged to kevein 0'brien, who scored a historic century — ireland's first—ever in test cricket, taking ireland's lead to over 100 by stumps on day four. young people are just not attracted to cricket. those the words from the head of the england and wales cricket board today. colin graves has given the strongest indication yet today that the controversial new hundred format will stay as it is. he's told the bbc that the 100—ball format will definitely start in 2020, despite widespread cricitism from some players and administrators. as far as we are concerned and the ecb board is concerned, the new competition board is in place to virtually launched this tournament so we virtually launched this tournament so we will build it, we will work with the players and work with the pca because we want them to be involved with the other things, players point

kenyan eco entrepreneur mohammad founded the company. it gives jeans a second life. here in nairobi market he finds used garment to create stylish bags and excess arrears. every article is unique and reflects its origin. being sold over the internet. the business has a staff of ten employees. and it's sold ten thousand bags twenty thirteen. do you like them. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit we share your stories. ever dream of growing your own presents or both if so you probably think that's you me. well think. company grows indoors using light rather lights. but is this. doesn't it's going to huge amounts of electricity it looks good for you. to find out. french seedlings meeting just. some light insufficient heat to get growing and they get both as well as plenty of space in this vertical farm. eighteen hours of light per day and a constant temperature of twenty two degrees celsius. meanwhile it should lettice's being harvested at the other end of the farmhouse. to twenty one days is comi

part of that deal can still be made without the united states, and that is why foreign minister, mr mohammadarif has been in moscow, now in european capitals, talking to the uk, germany and france. do you think iran has faith that the europeans can continue to stick to the agreement and can give iran the benefits it needs from the deal, in economic terms? it is really a big moment in iran eu relations because, as you know, i have been dealing with european, iran, eu relations since the mid—1980s, and always there was a big question in iran whether europe is independent from the us, whether iran can have a separate, independent, good relationship with the european union or not. iran has decided to stick with the deal with europe, plus russia, plus china. if i may interrupt, iran has not made the decision to stick with the deal without conditions. the conditions laid out by mr rouhani... no, no, you're right exactly. the deal laid out by mr rouhani last week was ok, we we will wait a few weeks before ramping up our nuclear enrichment. we will wait and negotiate with our friends, who signed the