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once upon a time in this studio according to the remaining photos monde, ali naghi khanan waziri, saba and khaleghi's tunes reached the ears of all iranians with the pleasant voice of gholam hossein banan. colorful flowers. program no. 217 and the combination of the three elements of sound, music and speech brought us a world away from boredom and boredom every time we turned the radio. they are onor. the friday morning program with you after the revolution, when he entered the radio , the radio took off again. mr. nozari, in the letter competition, how often did we go behind the table as a sound engineer? it's funny, and the radio is still in the eighth decade of its activity, using the experiences of pishoot. i see. the energy of the younger people creates lasting moments . ghazal arab gol. radio farhang news agency broadcasts today at 18:00 the collection of the program of station 16. literature, history, culture and tourism are among the topics of this program. we intend to present moments full of joy and happiness along with information and tourism to the good listeners of farhang

san jose, representative of inland parts of the bay area with the warming trendnoticeable sunday and mondound or above 80 degreesthen a big drop monday to tuesday and we settle into a near average or below average temperature pattern. the coolest days will be thursday friday. that coincides with our next chance of light rain showers. it'not a guarantee of rain. we're still lower than 50/50 on our daily rain chances, but a decent chance. it wouldn'amount to more than a few hundredths inch of together. in fact, friday is the last day of the seven-day forecast. we got a long way to go between now and then. we have the above normal temperatures sunday and monday and the drop kicks in monday to tuesday wishowers in the forecast the very last day of the seven-day outlook. around the bay, a similar half and half forecast, but not quite as far up or down. we'll look ahead to the chance of rain through the weekendinto early next week. it's way too soon to adjust any outdoor plans or obligations in the works for end of next week. it looks like a cooler pattern is likely going to stick around headin

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anastasia ivanova and the greed of the lviv beau monde. the peak of the flood in orenburg is expected in 2 days; the ministry of emergency situations calls on residents of areas that may be flooded to evacuate in advance. 6,500 people have already been taken out of the disaster zone, several thousand rescuers and almost 850 pieces of equipment are working on the spot, but without the help of volunteers in the fight against the elements also cannot be avoided. how misfortune unites maria valieva in the material. the level of the ural river near orenburg is predicted to exceed the dangerous level of 930 cm. this was stated by the mayor of the city, sergei salmin. he called on all residents whose houses could be flooded to urgently pack their things to leave, otherwise they would be unlikely to be able to leave their homes without the help of rescuers. if you have nowhere to stay, if you don’t know where to go and what to do. orenburg region from all regions. young guard activists also help residents of suburban villages and snt united russia

up 11 dray mond beyond the arc, his 5th 3 of the game, 15 points for green. he was 5 for 5 from 3 to start the game. 4th quarter. 14 point warriors lead. let's check out this sequence here. getting in the second blocking rui hachimura shot. >> and then in transition, clay drops in the dagger 3. 23 points and 5 threes maclay warriors win one 34 to one 20. they are now a half-game back the lakers for the 9th meanwhile, the giants hoping to give their fans, especially the cutest ones, a bounce-back win against the nationals at oracle park tonight, the 1, 3, to one early. but the giants back into the game in the 6th man. 2 on for nick kamen. a 2 out single to right that plates. mike yastremski that throw to the plate as wild and goes into the giants dugout. patrick bailey scores on the air and we have a tie ballgame 3 apiece now to retake the lead, though. so it's 5, 3, going into the night. the giants loaded the bases with no outs. but michael conforto grounded out bases still loaded for the next batter. matt and shopping. gets into a tailor-made double play to

becoming more expensive, and a month ago it became known that delivering goods to the feeder at mondelisse prices offered to it, these are milca and alpin gold chocolates, as well as oreo cookies. julia, that's all for me. yes, marin, thank you, it was marina pimenova with an economic review, now we will break for a short advertisement, that’s what we’ll talk about next. don't switch. following chinese electric vehicles , solar panels have come under attack. and vitryaki sergei kholoshevsky about how the eu protects its market in completely non-market ways, hey, guy, are you sure you chose this hairstyle yourself, or the master said so it’s fashionable now, at bigfest you definitely choose a hamburger for 39. smiled, it means you recognized it, smiled, it means it’s real, they recognize you, they love you, they remember you. truly appreciate psb - a bank for the present. what a broth. bejerac is the secret of taste in the broth. alfabank for business. connect an overdraft with a guaranteed limit of up to 30 million rubles. get a free business account. alfabank is the best bank for busine

next though, world view , paul duddridge, gary monde view, paul duddridge, gary monde and james willhey think with israel as iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles in an unprecedented attack. that's next. welcome on board. it's just coming up to 47 minutes after 4:00. it's time for world view. israeli military forces intercepted 99% of the 300 drones and missiles launched by iran near the syria—iraq border last night , iran near the syria—iraq border last night, with israel's minister of defence saying the confrontation with iran is not over yet. prime minister rishi sunak says that raf jets were used to intercept iran's attack and he's now set for urgent talks with g7 leaders as tensions continue to rise. so joining me now for expert analysis is the chairman of the national jewish assembly, gary mond, also foreign affairs and defence analyst james marlow, james marlow i'm going to start with you, israel, saying it's not over yet. they don't think it's over yet. yet iran would like it to end that way. that's the end of this. rather than it escalating where do you stand with

program. we will sum up the results of the voting, a very short topic about how in lviv the lviv beau mondeustified their entertainment by collecting funds for drones, and about how the chief inspector of the lviv customs yulia dryga was fired from her job after she said in a video that her clothes cost a total of about 800 dollars, that is, a very short topic of two news, the first is that during... a luxurious party at a leading resort, they raised money for only seven fpv drones, that is, the five-star edem resort medical and spa and lviv media, our colleagues wrote about this party, so they spent much more on this party than all those people in diamonds and in evening dresses collected on fpi drones, they collected uah 115,000. and they spent an order of magnitude more, but all this was packaged , of course, in this charity event, the whole community then reflected when they read the information on lviv media, and quarreled with our colleagues for writing about it, but, well, during the war they arranged such a party, people, people are not poor, but gathered quite modestly, one more...

tqm. being watched step-by-step, week by week, and month by month. 0k, jonny l mond, week, and monthr— week, and month by month. 0k, jonny iiymond. our royal _ week, and month by month. 0k, jonny dymond, our royal correspondent, - dymond, our royal correspondent, thank you stop it's been a day of fighting talk from humza yousaf, insisting he won't resign as scotland's first minister if he loses votes of no confidence — in him and his government — expected next week. the snp leader is struggling to stay in control, after ending a power—sharing arrangement with the scottish greens, which has left him at the helm of a minority administration. lorna gordon has more from dundee. scotland's first minister, battling to save his position. reporter: are you a lame duck, first minister? - an attempt to show he is focusing on his job with a change to his schedule and an announcement of funding for housing, but humza yousaf is now leading a minority government, and dependent on other parties to survive. i will leave the opposition to do the game playing, to do the naked political opportunism, if

bonjour, tout le monde.ll now — and arsenal have extended their lead at the top of the premier league table with a thumping 5—0 win over chelsea. the gunners are now three points clear at the top having played more games than their rivals in what could be a thrilling title race. patrick gearey reports. crowd sings. at arsenal, the voices were loud and clear, shouting out the doubts. others had questioned whether they still believed that they could win the title. within four minutes against chelsea, a statement of conviction. leandro trossard kept the faith. the only surprise was that it took arsenal until the second half to add to it. ben white eased any gathering nerves. his team—mates loosened their collars. martin 0degaard saw kai havertz on the fringe of his radar, against the team he used to play for. three and easy. a disorientated chelsea, lost in their own city, could only stand and watch him do it again. that was 4—0. it had got to the point where arsenal were scoring without trying. ben white was a

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right now marine le pen�*s, national rally is on 32%, according to the latest le mond poll, they arepoints ahead of president macron�*s ruling coalition. these days however some the loudest cheers come not for le pen, but for the party's more youthful president, jordan bardella. the paris—born leader of the party has become a household name in french politics and over a relatively short period of time. his popularity could steer the french far right to its biggest win yet, in a nationwide election. so what is it, that is driving that support? we have sent our correspondent hugh schofield to the cathedral town of sens, 100 miles south—east of paris, to find out. they're on a roll and they know it. today, the national rally is so far ahead in the french polls that their biggest worry is supporters like these taking a massive victory for granted and not turning out. that's why the party's president has come to this market town. selfie hell, of course, but all for the cause. this is the new face of france's far right. jordan bardella is personable, popular, but above all, very young. and

"je suis là, on est là, tout le monde s'occupe de nous, t'inquiète pas, regarde, je suis avec toi, respire destroyed, we’ll have to call for backup. from the mainland, but it’s only in the morning, over there is the pressure tower plant, there’s another runway there, no, you see what’s going on there, a sea of ​​fire, the fuel is burning, the fuel storage has exploded, of course, when it burns out, you can try to fly in, but that runway is short, it’s for small aircraft, your plane is too heavy, it won’t even have time to accelerate, so here’s the bus. drivers, let's go back, and they collapse me there, and if on the mikrike, of course you can. i don't know what to do with them, i say try, but there are still 30 people left, they won't fit in one car, what did i go, no, i didn’t go, yes, we still can’t fly yet, i’m quick, so you’re a pilot and your business is the plane, stay here, and what then? “we flew, we’ll leave them here, why are you here at all, i’m quick, i’m with you, i’ll show you to the plane, stay here. they’ll sort it out without you, these are adult matters, and i’m not 7 ye

button administration think that whatever pressure it is bringing to bear on the nathan yahoo. gov monde? the nathan yahoo government is responding to that of the media. seeing that the us is not using is leverage by not giving red lines by continue weapon supply, but continue sending a weapons to israel. now in the next couple of days, we will have increased discussions also on this age package that has been sold in congress a for many months now with a financial help, not just for ukraine, but also for israel, for taiwan. it will be in the pacific, but many are accusing a, the button and ministration. i'm not using it to leverage off not putting the red lines on a is ro when he comes to this case. and as you mentioned, they are elections coming up. you can see that there is indeed a push of telling the you as of having lawmakers not just from the public cause, but also from the democrats, saying that the us needs to do more a to put conditions on the ons exports to israel. something that the us does with any of the allied world wide of giving conditions for further alms export arms tra

let's go to gary mond firstly gary mond.information. >> you mentioned there's 600 lawyers who've letter lawyers who've signed a letter saying that it's illegal for britain to carry on supplying arms to israel. there is another letter that's been produced over the last 24 hours. and so far there are 800 lawyers who are saying perfectly saying that it is perfectly legal for israel to, for the uk to supply arms to israel. >> and we, of course, wait at the final vinyl verdict on this. >> so that's the first thing. secondly, there is a war going on and in a war there are going to be lots of casualties, lots of civilian casualties. the actual ratio of civilian casualties to terrorist casualties to terrorist casualties is roughly 1 to 1, which is incredibly low in this type of conflict. and so we have to also look at what is in britain's best interest and britain's best interest and britain's best interest is the eradication middle east eradication in the middle east of islamic fundamentalism. unless we succeed in doing that, there

when he went to, that's an easy it to think of the you for stop it, a guy, the daughter bonded the monde. the single calling from the so indeed those fold hello and have a month to do it a uh, the bottom data for the deal and will listen to the whole time that you, connie, through which you took that off. katie. how's that for you? well, do it over to somebody that and you've done yet, is more humble by date, it kind of need to be any buffering mach into the ice a name. we don't have to call on them design to connect with daniel here. yeah. no, for the me to turn to as far as the beautiful thought. so thank you know and can photograph the piano done and to get the bus find, find you not, no cables. tune that are heading on mit. let her lie. might that i select different ones if i'm in, denise deals, house 10 at the out a move down a do say do the die. and now next to on the outside that it was academic. and that's how you know, the whole thing is, is i have to really have lost from your don in the house for baptist bought up into an assignment thing. yeah. so the 16 will need the setup.

and here's le monde reporting one recent poll, far right, 13 points ahead of macron�*s camp. now, to be clear, european elections don't always show the direction of national politics. voter turnout for european elections is 50%. that's below most general elections, and the results can be out of sync with them, too. nonetheless, these european elections are worth watching. the make up of the european parliament can both influence eu policy and offer clues to europe's political direction of travel. all will be revealed in the elections. our thanks to ros for that. 0ur panel, with us tonight, to take us through some of the issues armida van rij, she is a senior research fellow at chatham house, where she leads the europe programme and also joining us from brussels, dr heather grabbe, senior fellow with bruegel — a brussels—based economic think tank. armida, lets bring up the parliament as it stands post 2019. there are the seven parliamentary groups. the largest of those — the centre right epp and the the progressive socialists and democrats. but then there is the identity and d

so now is i've got so joining me now is i've got gary monde , i've got gary monde, gary monde, i've gott, sacerdoti sacerdoti sacerdoti, sorry. and a former detective at detective at the chief superintendent, metropolitan police . kevin metropolitan police. kevin hurley. sorry, kevin. i've gone all crazy. kevin, i'm going to start with you, was he right to threaten arrest if you consider the situation that this gentleman was, was in? >> well, mr gideon falter, who's chief executive of the campaign against antisemitic semitism, had not just left a synagogue because there are no synagogues in the area of aldwych. >> he had deliberately gone to that area for reasons best known to himself , that area for reasons best known to himself, and we can only surmise what they are . if he'd surmise what they are. if he'd wanted to cross the road on his own quite quickly, he probably would have got away with it. but what officer was was what the officer was doing was quite rightly, the quite rightly, keeping the king's , preventing king's peace, preventing a breach of the peace, which would have mean

in multiple linkages, a frequent contributor as well for "the guardian," "the new york times," "la monde," and elsewhere. the human rights association of turkey, not an oxymoron. she received an award for her work. finally, ben rhodes, writer, political commentator, national security analyst, author of the "new york times" bestseller "after the fall," a member of the obama white house. he is a contributor for nbc nightly news and cohosted a podcast, senior advisor to the 45th president and chair of national security action, ben is also published widely in "the atlantic," "foreign affairs," and "the new york times." ben, welcome. to begin, there is a distinction that people know of that comes from david hume, between i.s. and the ought, what actually is, the facts on the ground, and what can become a more normative, hopeful look at the world and its future, and i would like to begin with the o ught and moves to the is. what would be our ideal u.s. in its relationship to the world beyond it come 2025? what would that look like in an ideal, typical way? not the sins of what it will look lik

o mond we're going to continue to monitor that, bring up and bring any reports.ng upaaron, obviously, we all e all defend and support free speech rightts os on campus. but when speech morphs into incitement and i mean real incitement or lot, you endockini blocking with protests, the exit and entry of justs come normal students who want to go to class. it's completely unacceptable unacce. y th and there's a reason why these terror groups seem to be pretty happs.y that this is happening on campus. i want to show a former princetorn student photos a that were snapped at anti-israel encampment there. >> now you see students holding the hezbollah flag. aaron, where does one even k get those flags? dow what they even know what the holding? well, the only i'm familiarne o with being able to get one of those flags,f laura, off a dead hezbollah terrorist. so i don't know if there's a secret website on etsy where these green bandanas from hamas, by the way, would say down, which meany whics to the . >> i don't know where they're getting this thieath.s t material from, but

. >> to le monde grand bouffon. >> to le monde grand bouffon. >> le monde de la piscine, none of that oh, we've got another hour. >> you. yeah. i'll tell you what. >> i'll tell you what. you wait till the olympics start. i'm going to be a nightmare. >> really brilliant. i'll be moving that way. >> really brilliant. i'll be mostay that way. >> really brilliant. i'll be mo stay withat way. >> really brilliant. i'll be mostay with us vay. >> really brilliant. i'll be mostay with us next week. >> stay with us next week. making the news with claire and stephanie. that's next. >> oh. so i thought it was you, doll. >> i was looking at you. >> i was looking at you. >> i was looking at you. >> i thought you could lead us. >> i thought you could lead us. >> oh, well, i will. i'll lead you and guide you with claire pearsall former government adviser and showbiz reporter, stephanie here stephanie takyi, who are here to take the papers take us through the papers this morning. starting with? >> well, this one's caught my eye. stephanie, mother and father are now seen as oppressive words. >> oh, my

well, gary mond, the chairman of the national jewish assembly, joins me now. what they just saw. gary >> i can't hear anything, okay? >> i can't hear anything, okay? >> gary can't hear. we'll try and work this out. what i'm going to say is this i've been on a lot of these marches. in fact, there was one right outside the studio couple of outside the studio a couple of nights ago. there was a pro—israel demo opposite a much, much bigger pro—palestine demo , much bigger pro—palestine demo, and they were being very, very convivial on the pro—israel side. they were being barracks by abuse from over the road. and the police form a wall, but they don't do anything about the haranguing that the pro—israelis experience. i myself, haranguing that the pro—israelis experience. i myself , as you experience. i myself, as you know, if you watch the show regularly, i walked into the demonstration the other week where the image was being portrayed, projected onto big ben, and i was saying to the police then why aren't you arresting that guy with the projector? why aren't you

andre, simon, marya, teresa, frenchman, isabé, rebecca, shak funciri. il nous vient ton enfant, le mondeoday we were also joined by a wonderful ravo band, and the guys, of course, timur vedernikov, wonderful your alexander bardin, alexander bardin, amazing, yes. it was cool, thank you, bravo, zhen, do you remember when you first heard this song? you know, i probably don’t remember this exact moment, although my parents had a lot of records; including, i think, that the record with... was so loved by listeners that it was translated into russian and sung by the main pop stars of the seventies, simon, moya, teresa, isabelle and me. however. the ussr was familiar with the work of maril forev before, because it was she who performed the song, the tune of which was heard in every home immediately after the program. kino drove men crazy with just one look, and she was credited with having a relationship with the president himself. that i have beautiful eyes, they even call them golden, but they add that they are very sad, there is a reason for this, which i don’t really like to talk about, whe

. >> paul buffon, croissant tout le monde. grand buffon . le monde.> very good, very good. >> very good, very good. >> revoir. >> au revoir. >> au revoir. >> paul. >> thanks, paul. >> thanks, paul. >> merci beaucoup. yeah >> merci beaucoup. yeah >> we need to get into the. we need to get into the swing of all this ahead the olympics, all this ahead of the olympics, don't we? >> yes do. yes. don't we? >> it's do. yes. don't we? >> it's beautiful language. >> it's a beautiful language. >> it's a beautiful language. >> is very good when it spoke >> it is very good when it spoke properly. yeah, yeah. >> so none of us, not by us. >> no, no . >> no, no. >> no, no. >> now, do you stay with us? >> now, do you stay with us? >> be going >> we're going to be going through papers next. ella through the papers next. ella whelan buckley. welcome back. the time . it's welcome back. the time. it's 847. and joining us to go through the papers this morning is former labour adviser mike buckley and journalist and author whelan . good to see author ella whelan. good to s

chairman of the national jewish assembly gary mond goes head to head with aaron bastani and that is .e back to patrick christys . tonight. shortly, an olympic hero joins me to explain why she is willing to go to jail with jk rowling for women's rights. as the world laughs at humza yousaf . but first, should the uk stop arming israel? it's time now for arming israel? it's time now for a head to head . well, the deaths a head to head. well, the deaths of three british aid workers in gaza are continuing to spark international condemnation, with rishi sunak demanding an urgent investigation and labelling the situation in the middle east increasingly intolerable. josh chapman, james henderson and james kirby were working as security advisors for the charity world central kitchen when the vehicles they were travelling in were specifically targeted in three separate israeli missile strikes on monday night. that's despite the convoy following an israeli defence force approved route and using gps trackers and sos beacons to broadcast their position. the tragedy, which israel's benjamin netanya