morais' resignation is. actually, anyone in mr. morais' place would have run away. it is natural for this football , because of these happenings, i said this is jafar 's explanation. we hope that we can escape from these fringes. a bite to let's discuss what should be in football. on the eve of the blessed birth anniversary of nabi akram, lady of two worlds. hazrat fatemeh zahra, peace be upon her, and on women 's day, our guest tonight is mrs. fatemeh sharif naqbai, a former player of the national futsal team and the current head coach of the women's futsal team of ahvaz national drilling group. sharif , i congratulate you and all the mothers and women of iran on this day in advance, and first of all , i want to thank you as a player as well as a coach that you have experienced both in futsal. please tell me that as a woman you exercise while maintaining the islamic hijab, and at the professional and championship level , how much this hijab and this identity have helped you as a muslim woman . i offer my greetings, courtesy and respect to you and the dear viewers o

in the 85th minute, jose morais was expelled from the field after receiving a second yellow card due to his strong protest against hamid hodgemek, the referee of this match. in the overtime of the second half , sepahan scored with reza asadi's shot. but the first assistant referee of this match declared the goal offside, so that this issue caused a controversy and a 6-minute interruption in the game. this meeting finally. it ended with the superiority of a flock of shams azar. jose morais' students suffered defeat for the third consecutive game to remain in the second place with 31 points . also, ghazvinia has 20 points by registering its sixth consecutive win this season maintaining ninth place. really, we should have scored the third and even fourth goals with the nine games we had. i think we were able to implement the plan we had from the beginning. in other games like rafsanjan. perspis went to the same distance and this game finally ended with a draw. shahab zahedi for press police and luciano pereira for egypt scored in this game. it was a very difficult breath for us and gett

a few flurries over bodmin moor in south—west england and a few coming from this cloud across the morayus, though, having a dry day with brighter skies. there is more sunshine to go around, but we've still got those very cold winds, particularly gusty winds feeding in across lincolnshire and yorkshire — gusts into the 30s of miles an hour. those temperatures are still well below average for the time of year — three to five degrees celsius at best. overnight tonight, this cloud across eastern areas of scotland and north—east england is going to tend to thicken up, so we'll start to see some drizzle arriving. a few mist and fog patches around, as well. otherwise, it's cold with a widespread frost and a risk of some icy stretches, particularly where we see water still seeping in off fields after last week's heavy rain. tomorrow, this cloud a lot thicker, so a dull and damp kind of day for eastern scotland, north—east england, with drizzle around here, maybe a few spots getting into north—west england, north wales, eastern counties of northern ireland. it continues to be cold. the best of t

jose morais' students suffered defeat for the third consecutive game to remain in the second place with 31 points. really we have to. we would have scored the third and even the fourth goals with the type of game we played, i think first, we were able to implement the plan we had in the other game, like rafsanjan and police press , and this game ended with a draw. shahab zahedi for police press and luciano pereira for egypt scored a breath in this game. it was very difficult for us and getting 30 points with all the problems, i think it was a very big job, i thank everyone here, all the dear policemen who supported the team sincerely and lovingly in the four years that i was in this club , and i thank them all. i pray to god and for the new person who comes to this club success to the players i believe, i knew the conditions of the game, i said that it would be a tactical and difficult game, and a special thank you to mr. vahid kazemi as the good referee of our country, mehdiar mustafalo, tv news agency , the contending teams of gorgan municipality, zubahan and mehram, the twelfth week

tehran's 100 tabayet and was ranked seventh with 18 points, according to the ceo of sepahan club, joze morais, the head coach of this team , who left his position after the defeat against shams azer ghazvin. he was able to stay in this team. taj , the head of the football federation , informed about holding a meeting with the ministry of foreign affairs for the entry of vr most likely, two video assistant referee systems will enter our country in the next two days. thank you for your company. the citizens of tehran and some industrial cities face air pollution at the beginning of the winter season. pollution leads to a decrease in air quality and visibility . therefore, we recommend children, the elderly, and heart and respiratory patients to avoid unnecessary traffic and outdoor activities. scientists say that children are one of the most sensitive people in society to air pollutants. air pollution and pollutants and toxins in the air are more harmful to children than adults mean that children are more sensitive to this damage . the reason is that children have more breathing than adults and

it could make 1a degrees perhaps around the moray firth in that southerly wind.ng that rain in from the north—west is going to stumble its way towards england and wales. there may well be some heavy bursts of rain for a while and, with colder air in the north—west, the risk of some snow over the scottish mountains. ahead of that rain, as it pushes into england and wales, it should still be dry across east anglia, the south—east, maybe the midlands, as well, and temperatures here could reach 1a or even 15 celsius. live from london. this is bbc news. the un's top court rules israel must take all measures possible to prevent genocidal acts in gaza but stops short of calling for an immediate ceasefire. given this conclusion, the court considers that it cannot assede to israel's request that the case be removed from the general list. our commitment to international law is unwavering and also is our commitment to defend our country and to defend _ commitment to defend our country and to defend our people. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast moving news,

temperatures range from six to nine but today has been significantly milder, 15 degrees likely in the moray has been picking up ahead of a band of rain. still very gusty through the irish sea into the central belt of scotland. windier in the north—west of scotland but this evening the winds are beginning to ease and the winds will fall lighter elsewhere as the band of rain moves through scotland and northern ireland and comes to rest across northern england and wales. to the north it is going to be colder, north of the central belt there could be frost early on monday morning. south of the band of rain it is much milder. the rain could be heavy over the hills particularly in the north west of england, much of scotland and northern ireland could be dry with some sunshine, significantly colder than it is today, temperature taking quite a tumble. across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east where it is still dry with mild air, temperatures 1a or 15 degrees. wet weather in some places, and after dark we could see some snow falling in the southern uplands leaving icy conditions by tuesday

guardiola won the title of the best coach due to his five-time victory with the citizens, and ederson morais , the brazilian goalkeeper of manchester city , was chosen as the best goalkeeper. the puskas award for the best goal of the year went to golram madrega of brazil's botafogo and the brazilian national team for fighting racism . and the teams of iraq, south korea and jordan also started the asian nations cup with a board. in the continuation of the group stage of this competition, yesterday in group d , iraq beat indonesia 3. for iraq, mohand ali ayman hossein and osama rashid scored in this. the goal game of this competition will be followed today with two games from group f. according to the schedule, thailand and kyrgyzstan will face each other at 18:00 , and saudi arabia and oman will play at the same distance from 21:00 . the noon call to prayer in tehran is at 12:00, and the maghrib call to prayer is at 17:34 . thank you for your company. good day, god bless you. various political and economic trends compete in the elections. the importance of elections in electing a strong parli

lesh, don’t swear, you better show us the way to the babega to our friends, kiki moray, should we start’t let you in, okay, okay, today is such a holiday, we’ll let you in! first you will help us, the kikimora lost the letters from which we need to make a word for the gate to open, she scattered them somewhere, well, let's look, let's look. what we'll look for, we'll look for, word, oven, oven, oven, well done, now we can let you in, everyone follow me, hurray, we'll go, well, let's go, let's go, where's baba ega? what kind of gathering is this? why funny laughter? i ’ll throw a party for you, i’ll break it up for everyone now! baba iga, don’t swear, we’re coming to you your party is welcome! well, okay, let’s invite you, let’s play, i’m so pretty, so quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, do you want to eat? oh, no, you will be my conductor today, oh, i can, by the way, and you will be my orchestra, my game is called a musical orchestra, now you will be my orchestra, if your party is not like this, don’t bother i've never been happy new year, happiness to you, smiles, good mood, thank you, oh, fo

the managing director of sepahan club has announced that jose morais has convinced the head coach of this team to continue working with sepahan . law. the budget ceiling of the club has faced the exclusion of its players. after the match against shams azer , he resigned from his position. the good news of this person about the video assistant referee, the head of the football federation announced to the journalists that a meeting was held with the ministry of foreign affairs for the introduction of var and said that probably two more video assistant referee systems will enter the country in the next two days. the ethics of the media managers of esteghlal and presplis clubs who, after the announcement of the vote of the asinaf committee on the return of sepahan's points, made harsh statements against this committee and reacted by attending the committee. darvish and khateer , the ceos of these two clubs, are also going to present their explanations about ethics in the ethics committee in the coming days. 29-year-old iraqi goalkeeper fahad talib , who joined sanat naft at the beginning

kiki moray! should we start to be afraid yet? yeah, can you imagine they want to cross our bridge?st the letters from which she needs to make a word, that... for the gate to open, she scattered them somewhere, well, let's look, look, look, word, stove, stove, stove, well done, now we can let you through, everyone follows me, hurray, of course, let's go, well, let's go, where is baba ega? what kind of gathering is this? why the cheerful laughter? i ’ll throw a party for you, i’ll break it up right away! baba yiga, don’t swear, we’re coming to you are you welcome to your party? okay, let’s go ahead and invite you? let's play, i'm so pretty, so quiet, quiet, quiet , i want to eat, uh, no, you will be my conductor today, oh, i can do it, by the way, and you will be my orchestra, my game is called a musical orchestra, now you will be in my orchestra, if your party is not like this, don’t ever invite me to it, that’s enough , that’s enough, that’s enough, i’m already tired, i’m tired of you, that’s it, go ahead, let’s go, i’ll rest, very tired, always together comes. my granddaughter, i

it's going to be a milder day on sunday, it could make 14 degrees in north wales and the moray firth. saharan dust, which will get blown in towards the uk just ahead of that weather front there, which will bring some wet weather. and we've got a bit more rain pushing towards england and wales. could turn quite heavy rain over the hills of wales, across northern england. and in the southern uplands, we're likely to find some snow falling as things get colder in scotland and northern ireland. but for the midlands, many parts of eastern england it may well be dry and we're in milder air here, so temperatures are likely to reach 14 or 15 degrees. that milder air, though, will get pushed away overnight as these weather fronts move their way eastwards. could bring some snow to other higher parts of eastern scotland before that low pressure is out of the way and all the wet weather is out of the way, leaving cloud for england and wales, sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. that'll push a bit further south through the day. it will introduce cooler air, mind you, so we've got eight i

but ahead of that, those temperatures, 12—13, could make 1a degrees around the moray firth, perhaps the then just tumbles down across scotland and northern ireland and slowly moves into england and wales for the start of next week. this rain could be quite heavy for a while i suspect, and with colder air returning to the north, for a while, there could be some snow over the scottish hills before it tends to dry up here. that rain moves into northern england and wales, but through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east it may well stay dry, and there'll be some sunshine and some warmth as well, 1a, maybe 15 degrees. we do have that colder air towards the north—west of the uk. and these weather fronts will continue to push their way very slowly eastwards overnight and into a tuesday. but most of the rain will be drawn away. so it'sjust light and patchy rain that arrives across east anglia in the southeast. quite cloudy for a while across england and wales, but we are going to see more sunshine and drier weather for scotland and northern ireland. eventually, that will push its way in

look at the temperatures this afternoon, 13 to 15 degrees in the moray firth.o nine degrees celsius above where we should be for the time of year. but we'll keep some blue skies and some sunshine across many parts of england and wales, a bit more cloud across the far southwest of england. and you'll notice this rain spreads into northern ireland and scotland and with it there'll be some strong winds, especially to the east of northern ireland and along the central belt of scotland, gusts of 50, 60mph. so that could cause some travel disruption, there'll be some strong cross winds here. stronger winds in the outer hebrides, gusts up to 70, maybe 75mph this afternoon with that rain spreading its way through. some sunshine, though, to the east of scotland and that's where we'll see the highest temperatures, as i said, 15 degrees here, but widely temperatures about ten to 13 degrees celsius. now, through tonight, the rain will continue to move south and eastwards out of scotland into northern england, parts of wales. behind this area of rain, though, we've got some

it could make 1a degrees perhaps around the moray firth in that southerly wind. the north—west is going to stumble its way towards england and wales. there may well be some heavy bursts of rain for a while and, with colder air in the north—west, the risk of some snow over the scottish mountains. ahead of that rain, as it pushes into england and wales, it should still be dry across east anglia, the south—east, maybe the midlands, as well, and temperatures here could reach 1a or even 15 celsius. welcome to bbc news, remain headlines... the un's top court orders israel to take a string of emergency measures to do all it can to prevent genocide in gaza. the convicted murderer kenneth smith has been executed with nitrogen gas in alabama. we will talk to a journalist who witnessed that execution. in the uk the attorney general is considering whetherjudges should review the sentence of a man who killed three people in nottingham last year. and the government in the uk was involved with plans by the post office to sack accountants who found bugs in its it system, accordi

temperatures range from six to nine but today has been significantly milder, 15 degrees likely in the moray has been picking up ahead of this band of rain, still gusty through the irish sea into the central belt of scotland. windier in the north—west of scotland but this evening, those winds are beginning to ease and the winds will fall lighter elsewhere as the band of rain moves through scotland and northern ireland and comes to rest across northern england and wales. to the north it is going to be colder, north of the central belt there could be frost early on monday morning. south of the band of rain, it is much, much milder. that rain could be heavy over the hills particularly in the north west of england, much of scotland and northern ireland could be dry with some sunshine, significantly colder than it is today, temperatures taking quite a tumble. but across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east where it is still dry with mild air, temperatures 1a or 15 degrees. wet weather in some places, and after dark we could see some snow falling over the southern uplands leaving icy condi

on sunday and that will continue to lift the temperatures and we could reach 11 degrees around the moraye long way south and could transport a lot of saharan dust towards the uk and that is coming injust ahead of towards the uk and that is coming in just ahead of those weather fronts which are bringing rain down from the north—west and we will see a bit more rain across the uk i think on monday and that rain could be quite heavy in that the west of england and we will find some snow falling across the southern uplands as the air gets a bit colder in scotland and northern ireland. it may well be drier in eastern england and some sunshine around and we are still in that mild airso around and we are still in that mild air so temperatures here will reach 1a or 15 degrees. the mild air will get pushed away as the weather fronts move their way eastwards. we could well see a bit more snow across parts of scotland over the hills before the area of low pressure is into the north sea by tuesday. a lot of dry weather on tuesday, quite a bit of cloud to start the day across england and wales and the

it could make 1a degrees perhaps around the moray firth in that southerly wind.t rain in from the north—west is going to stumble its way towards england and wales. there may well be some heavy bursts of rain for a while and, with colder air in the north—west, the risk of some snow over the scottish mountains. ahead of that rain, as it pushes into england and wales, it should still be dry across east anglia, the south—east, maybe the midlands, as well, and temperatures here could reach 1a or even 15 celsius. what's the beef? the uk walks out of trade talks with canada following a dispute over cheese and meat. and the us is pausing the approval of exports from new liquefied

but ahead of that, those temperatures 12—13, could make 1a degrees around the moray firth, perhaps thet tumbles down across scotland and northern ireland, slowly moves into england and wales for the start of next week. this rain could be quite heavy for a while, i suspect, with colder air returning to the north. for a while there could be some snow over the scottish hills before it tends to dry up here. that rain moves into northern england and wales, but through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east it may well stay dry. there will be some sunshine and some warmth, as well. 1a, maybe 15 degrees. we do have that colder air towards the north—west of the uk. and these weather fronts will continue to push their way very slowly eastwards overnight and into tuesday, but most of the rain will be drawn away, so it is just light and patchy rain that arrives across east anglia at the south. it is quite cloudy for a while across england and wales. we are going to see more sunshine and drier weather for scotland and northern ireland. eventually that will push its way into parts of england

time of year range from six to nine but today has been significantly milder, 15 degrees likely in the morayp ahead of this band of rain, still very gusty through the irish sea into the central belt of scotland. it's been windier in the north—west of scotland but this evening, those winds are beginning to ease and the winds will fall lighter elsewhere as that band of rain moves through scotland and northern ireland and comes to rest across northern england and wales. to the north it is going to be colder, north of the central belt there could be frost early on monday morning. south of our band of rain, it is much, much milder. that rain could be heavy over the hills particularly in the north—west of england, much of scotland and northern ireland could be dry with some sunshine, significantly colder, mind you, than it is today, temperatures taking quite a tumble. but across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east where it is still dry we still have some mild air, temperatures 1a or 15 degrees. wet weather in some places, and after dark we could see some snow falling over the southern upl

it's going to be a milder day on sunday, it could make 1a degrees in north wales and the moray firth. of that weather front there, which will bring some wet weather. and we've got a bit more rain pushing towards england and wales. could turn quite heavy rain over the hills of wales, across northern england. and in the southern uplands, we're likely to find some snow falling as things get colder in scotland and northern ireland. but for the midlands, many parts of eastern england it may well be dry and we're in milder air here, so temperatures are likely to reach 1a or 15 degrees. that milder air, though, will get pushed away overnight as these weather fronts move their way eastwards. could bring some snow to other higher parts of eastern scotland before that low pressure is out of the way and all the wet weather is out of the way, leaving cloud for england and wales, sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. that'll push a bit further south through the day. it will introduce cooler air, mind you, so we've got eight degrees in glasgow. could make 12 degrees in the south—east. live

look at the temperatures this afternoon, 13 to 15 degrees in the moray firth. end ofjanuary, we're about four to nine degrees celsius above where we should be for the time of year. but we'll keep some blue skies and some sunshine across many parts of england and wales, a bit more cloud across the far southwest of england. and you'll notice this rain spreads into northern ireland and scotland and with it there'll be some strong winds, especially to the east of northern ireland and along the central belt of scotland, gusts of 50, 60mph. so that could cause some travel disruption, there'll be some strong cross winds here. stronger winds in the outer hebrides, gusts up to 70, maybe 75mph this afternoon with that rain spreading its way through. some sunshine, though, to the east of scotland and that's where we'll see the highest temperatures, as i said, 15 degrees here, but widely temperatures about ten to 13 degrees celsius. now, through tonight, the rain will continue to move south and eastwards out of scotland into northern england, parts of wales. behind this ar

a few flurries over bodmin moor in south—west england and a few coming from this cloud across the moraycold winds, particularly gusty winds feeding in across lincolnshire and yorkshire — gusts into the 30s of miles an hour. those temperatures are still well below average for the time of year — three to five degrees celsius at best. overnight tonight, this cloud across eastern areas of scotland and north—east england is going to tend to thicken up, so we'll start to see some drizzle arriving. a few mist and fog patches around, as well. otherwise, it's cold with a widespread frost and a risk of some icy stretches, particularly where we see water still seeping in off fields after last week's heavy rain. tomorrow, this cloud a lot thicker, so a dull and damp kind of day for eastern scotland, north—east england, with drizzle around here, maybe a few spots getting into north—west england, north wales, eastern counties of northern ireland. it continues to be cold. the best of the sunshine in the south of wales and southern counties of england. on into thursday's forecast, the cloud probably ge

ahead of that, temperatures will be higher. will be higher — could make 111 degrees perhaps around the morayngland and wales. may well be some heavy bursts of rain for a while and, with colder air in the north—west, the risk of some snow over the scottish mountains. ahead of that rain, as it pushes into england and wales, maybe the midlands, as well, and temperatures here could reach 111 or even 15 celsius. will come bbc news made headlines. top court orders israel to take measures to do or you can to prevent genocide in gaza. the attorney general is considering whetherjudge should review the sentence of a man who killed three people in nottingham last year. documents shows the government was involved in plans by the post office to second accountants who found faults in its it system. and you can plop's departure from liverpool shocking fans jurger departure from liverpool shocking fansjurger klopp. ihla departure from liverpool shocking fansjurger klopp-— departure from liverpool shocking fans jurger klopp. no other english club and i fans jurger klopp. no other english club and i can _ fan

temperatures are going to continue to rise, so we could make 14 degrees in north wales and around the morayof that will feed our way, just ahead of that weather front which is bringing the rain in from the north—west. and we'll see some wetter weather pushing across more of the uk as we move into monday. this rain in wales and northern england could turn quite heavy, and it's notjust rain but we could well see some snow over the southern uplands as things turn a little bit chillier in scotland and northern ireland. likely to stay dry through the midlands and many parts of eastern england, and here it is going to be very mild, temperatures of 14—15. now, that weather front will move away overnight and into tuesday, so a quieter day on tuesday, generally dry. but we are going to find some weather fronts approaching the north—west. temperatures should rise again a little on wednesday, but there is some colder air in the far north—west by the end of the day. this is bbc news. the headlines: the ukjoins a list of countries to suspend funding for a un agency in gaza after israel accuses some staf

clear that he has very little respect, maybe no respect, for our constitution, no respect for the moraysountry what it is and the president has to be concerned about all of that. trying to undercut that, with ukraine and israel, trying to stop a border resolution that is bipartisan, so that is the president, we have to be adhered getting on these campuses, getting young people to understand that what they see in all of this tweeting and social media is exactly what we see taking place now. it is not the truth. if you really want to vote, on what is truthful, what is substantive, let's take a look at president biden's record. the so-called rescue plan. the infrastructure bill, the chips in science act, inflation reduction act, all of these things make up a legislative list that has been unrivaled by anything and you have to go all the way back to lyndon johnson to find anything close to it. amazed that the fact this president has eliminated $137 billion in student loan debt and we still hear people saying he didn't keep his promise on student loan debt. my goodness, 3.7 million people hav

why convergys are going to continue to right to be could make 1a degrees in north wales and when the morayeel that rain coming in from the north west and will see wetter weather coming in is moving to monday. rain turning quite heavy and it is notjust rain but we will see some snow across southern uplands of things turn a little chillier in scotland and northern ireland. likely to stay dry in the midlands in many parts of eastern england and here it is going to be very mild, temperature 111—15 . weather front miles on tuesday, quite a day and generally dry but we are going to find some other funds approaching the north west and things may be a little bit cooler on tuesday and hampshire should rise a little on wednesday. that is called m on the far north—west by the end of the day. —— there is some colder air in the far north—west by the end of the day. this is bbc news. the headlines: a houthi missile strikes a british—linked oil tanker off the coast of yemen. the houthis say the attack was in response to what they called us and british aggression. the uk government has threatened retaliat

it could make 14 degrees perhaps around the moray firth in that southerly wind.some snow over the scottish mountains. ahead of that rain, as it pushes into england and wales, it should still be dry across east anglia, the south—east, maybe the midlands, as well, and temperatures here could reach 14 or even 15 celsius. live from london, this is bbc news. the un's top court orders israel to take a string of emergency measures to do all it can to prevent genocide in gaza. celebrations in south africa which brought the genocide case. this was the response from israel's prime minister. , . �* , the response from israel's prime minister. , ., �*, ., minister. israel's commitment to international _ minister. israel's commitment to international law _ minister. israel's commitment to international law is _ minister. israel's commitment to international law is unwavering. l international law is unwavering. equally unwavering is our sacred commitment to continue to defend our country and defend our people. king charles is said _ country and defend our people. king charles

it could make 1a degrees perhaps around the moray firth in that southerly wind.heavy bursts of rain for a while and, and with colder air in the north—west, the risk of some snow over the scottish mountains. ahead of that rain, as it pushes into england and wales, it should still be dry across east anglia, the south—east, maybe the midlands, as well, and temperatures here could reach 1a or even 15 celsius. live from london, this is bbc news. the un's top court orders israel to take a string of emergency measures in gaza — but stops short of calling for an immediate ceasefire. the court further considers that israel must ensure, with immediate effect, that its military forces do not commit any of the aforementioned acts. they sing celebrations in south africa — which brought the genocide case. we are also the people who are victims of apartheid. we know what apartheid looks like.— apartheid looks like. israel, thou~h, apartheid looks like. israel, though, called _ apartheid looks like. israel, though, called the - apartheid looks like. israel, | though, called the

a few flurries over bodmin moor in south—west england and a few coming from this cloud across the moraybelow average for the time of year — 3—5 celsius at best. overnight tonight, this cloud across eastern areas of scotland and north—east england is going to tend to thicken up, so we�*ll start to see some drizzle arriving. a few mist and fog patches around, as well. otherwise, it�*s cold with a widespread frost and a risk of some icy stretches, particularly where we see water still seeping in off fields after last week�*s heavy rain. tomorrow, this cloud a lot thicker, so a dull and damp kind of day for eastern scotland, north—east england, with drizzle around here, maybe a few spots getting into north—west england, north wales, eastern counties of northern ireland. it continues to be cold. the best of the sunshine in the south of wales and southern counties of england. on into thursday�*s forecast, the cloud probably gets a bit thinner and so not as much drizzle to go around for these north sea coasts, but the cloud sheets will extend further southwards. still hanging on to a bit of su

reacted and one of the iran-backed attacks is the moray torring at u.s.assy grounds in baghdad and iran leaning iraqi government blasted today's u.s. strike as "an unprovoked attack on iraqi security body operating in accordance with the powers granted it. stuart, that's one indication among many of very tangled web of alliances, enemies and dangers existing right now in that region. back to you. stuart: tangled web, good expression. greg, thanks very much indeed. now this, former defense secretary says we're at real risk of the conflict in the mideast escalating. roll tape. >> there's no question that it increases the danger of escalation in the middle east. the killing of hamas leader in beirut raises the specter of hezbollah doing something in retaliation. we're at a point where without question there is a real danger of escalation in the war in the middle east. stuart: retired four star general jack keane joining me now. general, in your opinion, what's the risk of direct clash between the united states and iran? >> i think it's minimal to be frank ab

doctor very, very well and saw all the books and translation on the bookshelf here at the forum henry moray. >> henry who told me last year, it's very safe. there'll be no problems. we went to kyiv on our train arrived in the morning just as missiles rained down on the city and not soo safe but very important thing to experience. >> absolutely. my next questionn is to all thre of you and it's perhaps about the moment when words do fail us. it's about that moment when we try to describe something that is very difficult to describe and that's wars, violence just a veryry quick line and [speaking non-english language]. to writeis about war is to swalw bash barbed wire inch by inch showily. each one of you have written about violence in your own ways. share that experience. how do you find the language through describing something that'set impossible to describe? >> i don't know. who would like to start? helena, why don't you start.>> h language]. >> it's a very complex question because on the one hand, i realize that we are talking we who experienced this and remain in ukraine one way or anoth

lingering fog particularly around the moray firth. rain and sleet in the channel islands.rt wednesday and some icy stretches. tomorrow, similar to today with more cloud in the north. it will probably filter south across wales to northern ireland. the best of the sunshine in southern england. temperatures not as cold tomorrow. 5-8 temperatures not as cold tomorrow. 5—8 for most. as we move into thursday, high pressure across the north of the uk. some cloud under that coming in from the north and east. a cloudy day for many on thursday. the best of the sunshine towards the south and west. it will not be as cold. there could be frost and fog around first thing. temperatures up to eight by this stage. a fairly similar day on friday. some cloud. reasonably mild. then all change as we see a weather front moving south through the course of the weekend which will bring us a return to colder conditions. next week, a chance of more snow showers, also. we have to be careful what we wish for. we wished the rain would go away and look what we have in its place. if you watched the most