payne and dear guest mr. nick payne, hello , good morning, in the name of god, mr. hosseini, at your service and dear viewers, i say hello and good morning, yes. we are at your service with the international section of salam correspondent program. as mentioned in the previous section, today is friday, which coincides with the friday of rage, which according to the practice and what we have seen since the beginning of the gaza war, muslims in arab countries including iraq, syria and jordan, as well as in our own country, between the streets and against continuous and endless crimes . they demonstrate in gaza and declare their support for palestine and the palestinian cause. at the service of mr. mohammadi thani, masar expert. we are in west asia to review the latest developments related to the occupied territories and the gaza war in their presence mr. mohammadi thani, hello and good morning . i am very welcome. i offer my greetings and greetings to you . i am at your service on the occasion of the anniversary. the zionist army has announced that it will resign by th

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mr. angus og. nick fletcher is in north yorkshire, let's go to him. nick, what's on your mind? hello. george, uh, i want to be greedy and ask you two questions if it's possible. yeah, go ahead. i know you've said that things are changing in with china, but why do you think that china appears to have kept their distance from the conflict in gaza? and the second question is, do you think benjam and neffenaniu should be tried for war crimes? yes, and there's a warrant uh for his arrest. written by mr. khan, k.c., the chief prosecutor of the icc, but it has still not been endorsed by the international criminal court itself, and i don't understand why, his crimes against humanity, war crimes, his complicity in the crime of genocide, could not be more clear, he's convicted out of his own mouth, never mind, by his own actions, but the... uh, first question, i did try and answer earlier, but let me have another go at it. i believe that china has not yet decided, perhaps it lacks the confidence to have the same political weight in world affairs that it has in terms of its economic weight. chin

mr. nick clegg, president global affairs, meta and mr. brad smith, vice chair and president of microsoft. today's hearing builds on this committee's long-standing practice of educating the public about the intentions and practices of foreign adversaries seeking to manipulate our country's electoral process. i do know we've all come a long way since 2017 when, as many folks may remember, there was a lot of skepticism that our adversaries might have utilized america's social media platforms for intelligence activities. it was almost seven years ago that in response to inquiries from this committee that facebook shared first evidence of what would become an expensive discovery documenting russia's use of tens of thousands of inauthentic accounts across facebook, instagram, youtube, twitter, reddit, linkedin, and even smaller platforms like tumbler and pinterest. all to try to divide americans and influence their votes picking through this committee's bipartisan investigation into the russian interference in the 2016 election we learned russi

mr. angus og, nick fletcher is in north yorkshire, let's go to him. nick, what's on your mind? hello, george, uh, i want to be greedy and ask you two questions if it's possible, yeah, go ahead, and i know you've said that things are changing in, with china, but um, why do you think that china appears to have kept their distance from the conflict in gaza, and the second question is, um, do you think benjamin neffinanu should be tried for war crimes? yes, and there's a warrant uh for his arrest written by mr. khan, k.c., the chief prosecutor of the icc, but it has still not been endorsed by the international criminal court itself, and i don't understand why, his crimes against humanity, war crimes, his complicity in the crime of genocide. could not be more clear, he's convicted out of his own mouth, never mind, by his own actions, but the uh first question, i did try and answer earlier, but let me have another go at it. i believe that china has not yet decided, perhaps it lacks the confidence to have the same political way in world affairs that it has. in terms of its economic we

mr. green know nick cannon being one known as mr. greeting finally done i'd have to father in over 200 offspring over 30 years already. >> heard that board never took the day off how much is that in child support like 6,000 fish, at least ember and met? yes. >> here's your headline texas candidate blanks. in campaign had shoots, gun right i don't actually get stereotypical texas. >> there are a lot of justifiable texas guesses of what you could be he doing in a campaign. >> it's either i feel strongly about this works. oh, or strips and i want to go with strips then you look, roy wood junior dead you tell him strips the answer smokes up bong oh, wow democrats. >> sally duvall is running to represent hill country in the state house of representatives. because unless just say the headline under sales itself, oh god, my name is sally duvall, and i'm running for the texas house of representatives. visit my website to read all about my common sense policy sally, you've all and i believe it's high time for change in texas my name salad duv

mr. speaker, i nick was a hardworking and dedicated leader who made a lasting impact on buffalo and everyone whose lives he touched. with deep roots in the city, he was one of three children born to dominic and ruth. after attending school, he graduated from hutch tech high school in 1966 where he was a leader on the field and on the court. competing on the baseball team, the cross country team and the varsity basketball team. in college nick became involved in mentoring and serving buffalo youth. he was the director of the butler mitchell boys and girls club and worked to create a place where young people -- for young people to find camaraderie and receive mentorship. nick became a recreation instructor for the city of buffalo in 1996, while also taking on the responsibilities of being the program director and an interim executive director for the buffalo police athletic league. in 1999, he became a member of the buffalo common council. during his tenure he fought to make buffalo better. taking on projects like cracking down on absentee landlords and creating freedom park along the niagara

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mr. secretary, let's listen to prime minister nick can you who together ands i wih ask about on the othereeks piece, is really yearns for peace andisra israel has made peace and will makemake peace again. [applause] yet we face have ha enemies and seek annihilation and we must defend ourselves against the savage murders. >> trey: all right, mr. secretary, when you left it was peace in theth middle east s on the verge, on the cusp ofever historic agreements. and now war rages everywhere.ywe what happened? >> when america fails to lead, when our friends lose confidence and asked, begin exactly what we have not only in the middle east that europe as well in ukraine. we have been able to accomplish this and we had the gulf states trust that we would impose real cost to iran and we did appearts to be denied that money and resources. we've real pressure when they threatened americas and we took out general soleimani and those argenee the things iranians understand and they don't understand negotiations and appeasement but they demand cease-fires and when america supports that, they applied to.

mr. costello, what would you like to do today? >> nickhit maker status. >> a british documentary shows him looking very much a rock star. >> but he says that involved a certain amount of role play. >> i wasn't the sort of person that could sustain that. >> so you didn't think rock superstardom -- >> no, no, no, no, i'm not an elton john or cher. i've always thought that the most fun you can have is just before you make it. >> in the 80's, just after he had made it, it sure looked like nick was having fun, maybe the time of his life. >> you watch the videos and you look like you're on top of the world. >> yes. i suppose -- [laughter] i suppose indeed. but i thought that was me in decline. i could feel my pop star status waning. i was drinking. taking too many drugs in a bid to try to cheer myself up and write better songs. it doesn't works boys and girls. but also my pop star shtick was boring me as well. >> it sounds like it was hard for a time for nick lowe to be nick lowe. ♪ >> but in the ensuing decades, he abandoned the rock star stat

nick from seattle, washington, "if kamala try saying mr trump i'm speaking, [laughter] i hope trump ising so long to pay tommy that other dollar?" i'm good for it because she just hasn't been in studio. they are not from spokane, washington, "no mcdonald's gate update? day eight, still no evidence. that's all for tonight, dvr the show, sean hannity is up next and always remember, i'm wattthis is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> sean:

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nick from seattle, washington, "if kamala try saying mr trump i'm speaking, [laughter] i hope trump is watching. panelists from austin, "why is it taking so long to pay tommy that other dollar?" i'm good for it because she just hasn't been in studio. they are not from spokane, washington, "no mcdonald's gate update? day eight, still no evidence. that's all for tonight, dvr the show, sean hannity is up next and always remember, i'm wattthis is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity," in this 28 hours right on the one and only between donald trump and kamala harris will take place, you can watch it right here on fox news channel but unfortunately it is being moderated by abc-disney barring some kind of political miracle of this debate will not be fair. abc-disney is officially a walk left-wing organization, abc news, they have been openly rooting for kamala harris, for example, he live in rural is one of the moderators that look at this new study just happened to come out media research centre, his coverage of kamala harris on abc world news tonight, 100% positive since the

nick. some people think that mr farage is nasty. nigel is that fair? >> nasty.uldn't say that actually. no, no i think he's, i think he's, he's pretty popular out there . he's pretty popular out there. >> and do you know do you not think briefly though john, that the conservatives and reform cancel each other out. the only winner here is keir starmer. >> well, it's unfortunate , isn't >> well, it's unfortunate, isn't it? and personally i didn't vote for either of the major parties. >> you didn't you didn't vote for any of the main parties. >> i just went by the leaflets through my door and i was looking at all their. and neither of them, neither of the major, major parties appealed to me, you know, and, and i voted green, which i've never done before. there you go. because their leaflet said that the things that i cared about, you know, you must have had a drink. >> okay. now he's back on the bottle. there you go. >> i've confessed . >> i've confessed. >> i've confessed. >> now, the former harrods owner, mohamed al fayed, has been described as a monster by lawye

nick he said mr power has stopped talking about rishi sunak being honourable.d bofis nothing of the sort. he stabbed boris johnson in the back in a totally treacherous way. he was a sore loser, having lost to liz truss, he plotted and schemed with mps, the treasury and the bank of england to get rid of liz truss. i don't know, i mean, i don't know whether that's true, but potentially he plotted with the shameless graham brady of the 1922 committee to cheat his way into number 10, when a members vote would have restored bofis members vote would have restored boris johnson. he cheated democracy and became an unelected prime minister. he is not honourable. that's what he said. >> well, graham brady is not here to defend himself. of course, lord brady, he's about to become actually. yes. graham brady, he was chairman of the 1922. he was the man who would announce the results of the leadership contest. it was a function he had to perform rather regularly in the last few years. and in fact, he's just got a book coming out called kingmaker. or is it king slayer. >> more

the chief executive of the post office — nick read — has announced that he will step down from march next year. mr to have held the role in an extraordinarily challenging time for the business and for postmasters. the chair of the business committee, liam byrne, says it is the right decision. the time is 1.15. our top story this afternoon... lebanon says 12 people have died and nearly 3,000 injured in a synchronised explosion of pagers used by hezbollah fighters. and still to come... full military honours for two british servicemen killed during the liberation of the netherlands in the second world war. coming up on bbc news. former england forward toni duggan announces her retirement. she says her career has been "more than i could ever have dreamed of" as she hangs up her boots after 17 years. it's?ten?years?today? since? scotland's independence referendum in which a majority of those who voted opted to remain in the uk. speaking in edinburgh, ?the? first?minister?and snp leaderjohn swinney said it had left an overwhelmingly positive legacy on scotland. 0pposition leaders have urged the snp to m

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back for the capital planning fund but those are limitations we are under and i turn it over to nick i think, mr. king if you want to follow up on public works questions. >> thank you, mr. king. welcome. >> good afternoon everyone. there is a lot of issues on the table, so i think what i'll do is speak to a couple of things and then attempt to answer your questions if you have any. so, first just i want to echo gratitude people shared all day. we did not receive this grand jury report with any negativity at all, or it isn't we didn't like it and mean that in all seriousness. it is not my first grand jury report and we found this tone constructive and reasonable and we have seen snarky and condescending, so sen searly thank you. i wouldn't say we didn't like or recommendations, there are a couple things, there is a ridged format where some responses are multiple choice where we have to say we either agree or disagree and there isn't a lot of room so good we are having the conversation. the general themes i would highlight are a couple. in response to findings and recommendations, some of them we

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i did speak to nick thomas—symonds, however, but let's move on swiftly. mrur news. he's on our news programme. fair enough. yeah. he doesn't seem to want to come in here and get a grilling from me. i can't think why the same can be said about his boss, sir keir starmer and indeed the chancellor, rachel reeves. but we all hold out hope. there's nothing to be afraid of. it's just some honest questions that you need to answer. but mr hollinrake, let's also look at this idea that obviously you're now shadow business and i appreciate the tories need to restate themselves as the party of business, but it's really hard for you to do that. you're talking about labour being hypocritical, aren't you being hypocritical, aren't you being hypocritical at the end of the day, you sort of talked right and governed less as your proponent for the next prime minister kemi badenoch pointed out in her launch, you're no longer the party of business because you put corporation tax up . up. >> that's a complete nonsense, camilla. i mean , kemi made some camilla. i mean, kemi made s

mr. smith, we have a number of other manhattan trustees who have kindly joined us tonight and charters michael kaufman, nick nell and russell pantoja. thank you for being here. i'd also like to recognize institute president emeritus larry mone. larry mote has done an enormous amount for the cause of freedom and we're very fortunate to have him tonight. thank you. i'd also like recognize the hayek prize jury, the distinguished women and men who carefully read each nominated book before selecting the winner. brian anderson donald j. boudreau tommy stone. katherine magee award. james pierson. amity john taylor and course. john tierney, the chairman. the hayek prize jury. john is a senior fellow at the manhattan institute, a contributing editor at city journal and one of the nation's most renowned respected science journalists. a bestselling author known for his keen ability make complex ideas, engaging and accessible. here's a hijacking and through and a perfect steward. this important prize and its important mission. please join me in welcoming john to the stage. thank you very much, ryan. and thanks to, all

correspondent nick beake is in kyiv and told us what we can expect from the visit of the two leaders. we know already that the two visitors have met the ukrainian prime minister. so both mrto that meeting. and we know the ukrainian prime minister thanked both america and the united america and the uk for their ongoing support. but he did raise this issue of long—range missiles. and you can be absolutely sure that president zelenskyy will be continuing that theme in their conversations later today. specifically, the ukrainians are saying to the british and the americans, "you need to give us permission to use these long—range missiles so we can hit further into russia, much further so that we can target the airfields and, crucially, strike the russian bombers before they take off and before they let go of these devastating bombs and missiles that have been hitting so many towns and cities in this country." nick speak there. the uk government has announced a public inquiry into one of the most controversial murders during the conflict in northern ireland. the solicitor pat finucane was shot dead by loyalist paramilitaries in belfast in 1989 while he was having sunday dinne

mr. trump is expected to return to butler, pennsylvania, next saturday, october 5th. that, of course, in butler is where a gunman tried to kill him. the bullet nicked. meanwhile, the man accused of the second assassination attempt against trump was denied bail while he waits for his trial. ryan ruth was arrested last sunday after secret service agents spotted him with a gun close to where mr. trump was golfing. federal law enforcement today shared evidence, they say ruth wrote a note several months ago that starts with, quote, dear world, this was an assassination attempt on donald trump. but i'm so sorry i failed you. officials say ruth visited the area around the golf course and trump's mar-a-lago resort. a number of times in the month before his arrest. well, no campaign events today for democratic presidential nominee kamala harris. she spent today in washington, d.c. she and president joe biden met with the president of the united arab emirates to discuss security in the middle east, including israel's conflicts in gaza and lebanon. a statement released by the white house says that in the meeting, harris emphasized the need to continue to deli

held talks with mr lammy, urging him to allow the use of long— range british missiles against targets inside russia, to better protect against russian attacks. our europe correspondent, nick will be significant in that it marks a change in british and american thinking. for months president zelensky has said the ukrainians must be given permission to use these american—made and british made long—range missiles so they can hit into russia and take out airfields and also some of the planes that have been dropping bombs all across this country. until now the americans have been reluctant to do that, other western allies as well with the fear of escalation and what president putin could do in response. today we heard from moscow and people saying there within the government that they would destroy american rockets if there is this kind of change in policy and these american workers are being brought into ukraine and then used to hit sites in russia itself. we are told that there will be meetings today with president zelensky and the thinking is this will be fed back to president biden and the prime minister keir starmer and they will meet on friday and we may well get an upda

mrs. starmer has a personal shopper and free clothes too. well, do you support this man as your leader? and david says the episode at the end of the show could be entitled nick had wallpapergate, we've had partygate. why not nick a gate? fred says meanwhile, what's wrong with going to oxfam for your clothes, and i think yet loads of it i've got. i'm running out of time. so many of you getting in touch. meanwhile, you getting in touch. meanwhile, you are enjoying the show. meanwhile, rachel says it's housework day for me . got to be housework day for me. got to be done, hasn't it? i turned into you ladies. you cheered me up while i was cleaning and changing beds. such a glamorous life. thank you so much for all your messages. now, please do keep them coming in for the shows that are coming up, because we've got a great line—up this afternoon for you. we have. next is a nana akua. and then at 6:00 it's neil oliver free speech nation at 7:00 and mark dolan tonight at 9:00. thank you so much for joining me this afternoon. i really do appreciate your company. this show is nothing without you. and that's the highlight is talking to you. but as i said, don't go any