the national crime agency won't say if javad marandi is under investigation.f his business interests have ever been the subject of investigations into unlawful conduct. and dominicjoins me now from our newsroom. mrmarandi mr marandi denies any wrongdoing, there is no criminal investigation into what he has donated, that is not at question, it is about where this money has come from. this not at question, it is about where this money has come from. this is at the heart of — this money has come from. this is at the heart of the _ this money has come from. this is at the heart of the action _ this money has come from. this is at the heart of the action because - this money has come from. this is at the heart of the action because the l the heart of the action because the original target as we have explained in the piece is the national crime agency was targeting the london based family of an azerbaijani parliamentarian, trying to work out where and how some of its money had arrived in the uk and this finding by the courts that they could seize £5.6 billion of tha

officers from the national crime agency will wonk— the national crime agency will vonv viiin— the nationalhundred and £80 million that has been pledged to the french over the next three years is being spent. and really the thinking is the government has got a multi pronged approach to stopping these channel crossings so far, not very successful , although not very successful, although the figures are down a little bit in the first three months of this year. but of course the weather isn't good . but weather isn't good. but basically italy are very worried that up to 400,000 people may cross to italy this year from nonh cross to italy this year from north africa. and so the thinking is, if they can tackle this up stream, if they can stop people coming in the first place to europe , that's obviously in to europe, that's obviously in europe's interests and of course, in our interests, because a good number of those will no doubt make their way across to calais and potentially make their way across to the uk. yeah, now we have got this a reciprocal agreement with france in of monitoring the in

in the national crime agency for the people in this case naming javad marandi as a pattern of importancetted money but has become so under the tories. javad marandi appears to have used corporate structures.- marandi appears to have used corporate structures. order. are you auoin to corporate structures. order. are you going to continue — corporate structures. order. are you going to continue with _ corporate structures. order. are you going to continue with that - corporate structures. order. are you going to continue with that question | going to continue with that question mark because are you can leave the chamben _ mark because are you can leave the chamber. you going to behave? thank you. chamber. you going to behave? thank 0“. g ., ., ., chamber. you going to behave? thank yon— i dronped - chamber. you going to behave? thank yon— i dronped whatl you. javad marandi. .. i dropped what interruntions — you. javad marandi. .. i dropped what interruptions being _ you. javad marandi. .. i dropped what interruptions being shouted - you. javad marandi. .. i dropped what interruptions being

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the national crime agency won't say if javad marandi is under investigation.nvestigations into unlawful conduct. cannes is preparing for the opening ceremonies of the 76th edition of its film festival. leonardo di caprio, harrison ford and scarlettjohannsen are just a few of the movie stars attending. it's one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world, showcasing the best of international cinema. it's known for the red carpet glamour and competitive nature, but this year security has been stepped up, with disruption by protesters against france's pension reforms expected. police in the town have temporarily banned all protests. tom brook has more on the significance of the festival. i want to see the film this morning and i was quite impressive he doesn't answer many words but it's an interesting film about this character who is a minutes of live woman but ultimately love a tramp, i almost shed a tear at the end of the movie. johnny depp is hoping it will go over well and he's already working on developing a new movie and hopefully it will go some wa

the national crime agency won't say if javad marandi is under investigation.subject of investigations into unlawful conduct. leonardo di caprio, robert de niro, harrison ford and scarlettjohannsen are just a few of the stars attending the 76th cannes film festival. it's one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world, showcasing the best of international cinema. the festival is known for its red carpet glamour and competitive nature, but this year, security has been stepped up, with disruption by protesters against france's pension reforms expected. let's go straight there and join tom brook. ta ke take us through what we're going to expect. it is a pivotal moment for johnny depp tonight because as you know doubt no, he has been involved in two trials in recent years involving allegations of abuse from his ex—wife. although he won the last defamation suit, it has sidelined him, he has been almost cancelled but i think it is coming here with this film, directed by franco algerian film—maker in which he plays the french king louis xv and i went to see th

the national crime agency won't say if javad marandi is under investigation.none of his business interests have ever been the subject of investigations into unlawful conduct. dominic, what has been the reaction to all of this? the dominic, what has been the reaction to all of this?— to all of this? the first reaction has been from _ to all of this? the first reaction has been from the _ to all of this? the first reaction| has been from the conservative party. they said this morning that it only accepts donations from permissible sources, basically individuals registered on the uk's electoral roll or uk registered companies. donations are properly and transparently declared to the electoral commission and openly published by them. they say is above board and fully complies to the law. but in last half an hour or so there has been an urgent question and has house of commons triggered by our story, where mps, opposition mps, are asking the conservatives to clarify their relationship with mr marandi. that is going onjust as we came on air. as for mr marandi himsel

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officers from the national crime agency will— from the national crime agency will worl— from the nationalr there identified as transgender . so just in that transgender. so just in that context , trans activists wearing context, trans activists wearing masks were in hyde park, where a women's rights event was taking place. police officers detained a number of people after the rival groups clashed . and rival groups clashed. and viewers can see the banner that simply says armed trans kids. there it is on the screens. if you're watching on television or watching us online. of course, there's a police officer stood just a few yards away. they do nothing yet again. we're going to talk about just stop oil a bit later on. but yet again, here we go. we see don't here we go. we see people, don't we, talking this kind of we, talking about this kind of violent behaviour. and yet again, see police not again, we see our police not really anything. joining really doing anything. joining me lgbt activist and me now is lgbt activist and director of the peter tatchell foundation, tatchell . foundation, p

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and the may have been working quite closely with the national crime agency with security service services, with police services across the miles and also internationally. it's about placing my intelligence. there's a lot more activity that we can see. you know, there's a lot more going on behind the scenes in terms know of, i mean intelligence guthrie because monitoring, which would have started week some weeks ago in terms of what's going on. and the, the placing we, sol, seasons intensive, you have be owned, police units that are involved snipers. that will be across the room from buckingham palace to westminster abbey pulse, a search teams that would be doing finger tips, searching as the procession for from bucking and poly searching bins. drain the lamp, post any structures bath of the district. while we've been told you will be seeing a member of the royal family arriving, including prince harry, whose and dues not who is not kind of one of the main players, unless he's a in amongst the general audience. so we can, you know, a leading tire in the royal family anymore. we've also see

the national crime agency won't say if javad marandi is under investigation.randi says none of his business interests have ever been the subjects of investigations into unlawful conduct. dominic casciani, bbc news. the ukrainian capital kyiv has come under heavy fire overnight, with a large number of explosions reported. the city was targeted from different directions with suspected russian missiles and drones. we're joined now by our correspondent hugo bachega who's in kyiv. good morning, hugo. what's the situation where you are this morning? it situation where you are this morning?— situation where you are this morning? situation where you are this mornin: ? ., , ., morning? it morning, sally. hearing in the capital — morning? it morning, sally. hearing in the capital things _ morning? it morning, sally. hearing in the capital things are _ morning? it morning, sally. hearing in the capital things are much - in the capital things are much quieter, it is five minutes past eight here. this was the eighth time that the capital came under attack this month. we ha

those questions began when the national crime agency investigated a family living in these opulent apartmentshir feyziyev, an old associate of mr marandi. he's one of azerbaijan's super—rich. and last year, a court ruled the nca could seize more than £5 million from his family. it had been part of billions that disappeared from azerbaijan in a global scandal only uncovered by investigative journalists. i believe the azerbaijani laundromat brought a lot of damage on many levels to azerbaijan itself. to the european union, to the us and other parts of the world. a judge ruled that companies owned byjavad marandi played a key role in moving some of the cash to london. the case starts with $1.5 billion leaving azerbaijan for shell companies registered in glasgow. tens of millions were moved again to the seychelles to the avromed company owned byjavad marandi. ajudge said how the cash moved back to the uk looked like money laundering and that mr marandi was a person of importance in the nca's case. mr marandi's lawyers argued all the money was lawfully earned and transferred, so he should remain a

those questions began when the national crime agency investigated a family living in these opulent apartmentseyziyev, an old associate of mr marandi. he's one of azerbaijan's super—rich. and last year, a court ruled the nca could seize more than £5 million from his family. it had been part of billions that disappeared from azerbaijan in a global scandal only uncovered by investigative journalists. i believe the azerbaijani laundromat brought a lot of damage on many levels to azerbaijan itself. to the european union, to the us and other parts of the world. a judge ruled that companies owned byjavad marandi played a key role in moving some of the cash to london. the case starts with $1.5 billion leaving azerbaijan for shell companies registered in glasgow. tens of millions were moved again to the seychelles to the avromed company owned byjavad marandi. ajudge said how the cash moved back to the uk looked like money laundering and that mr marandi was a person of importance in the nca's case. mr marandi's lawyers argued all the money was lawfully earned and transferred, so he should remain anonym

those questions began when the national crime agency investigated a family living in these opulent apartmentslondon's regents park. the family had an old associate of mr moran date. last year a court ruled the mca can seize more than £5 million from his family. it had been part of billions that disappeared from azerbaijan in a global scandal, only uncovered by investigative journalist. i uncovered by investigative journalist-— uncovered by investigative “ournalist. , ., journalist. i believe he brought a lot of damage — journalist. i believe he brought a lot of damage on _ journalist. i believe he brought a lot of damage on many - journalist. i believe he brought a lot of damage on many levels. . journalist. i believe he brought a| lot of damage on many levels. to journalist. i believe he brought a - lot of damage on many levels. to the european union. a judge ruled that companies owned byjavad marandi played a key role in moving some of the cash to london. the case starts with $1.5 billion leaving azerbaijan for shell companies registered in glasgow. tens of millions were moved again to the

and the national crime agency and tie ick— the national crime agency and the nca cannot— the tor. yeah,— though, how he's basically a dictator. yeah, he only he only ny— dictator. yeah, he only he only by a— dictator. yeah, he only he only by a skin— dictator. yeah, he only he only won by a slim margin. it makes you— won by a slim margin. it makes yaw waneir— won by a slim margin. it makes you wonder. well,— won by a slim margin. it makes you wonder. well, yeah, but that snaws— you wonder. well, yeah, but that snaws yaw— you wonder. well, yeah, but that snaws yaw inan— you wonder. well, yeah, but that shows you that actually there's a grawnasweii— shows you that actually there's a groundswell of— shows you that actually there's a groundswell of people who reaiiy— a groundswell of people who reaiiy aa— a groundswell of people who really do want— a groundswell of people who really do want change. unfortunately - really do want change. unfortunately ,- really do want change. unfortunately , they. really do want change. unfortunately , they don't have unfortunately, they don't hav

so for the national crime agencies point of view, the organisation carried out this investigation, thesening these passports. they are very pleased now that they have essentially taken them out, provided them with new identities, out of action.— identities, out of action. thanks for takinr identities, out of action. thanks for taking us — identities, out of action. thanks for taking us through _ identities, out of action. thanks for taking us through all - identities, out of action. thanks for taking us through all of - identities, out of action. thanks| for taking us through all of that. now hundreds of afghan interpreters who were granted settlement status in the uk have been left stranded in hotels in pakistan, some for over a year. the british government originally said they could come to the uk with their families because they help to british forces, but lack of accommodation here means they are stuck. a government spoke and says supporting the afghan tomato top rarity. scenes of desperation. it's august 2021, and the taliban have taken over the country, including the capital, kabul

claims the tnteetnet— national crime agency claims the industrial unit— nationalted parts. they found more tnen tee— printed parts. they found more than 100 rounds— printed parts. they found more than 100 rounds of live ammunition— than 100 rounds of live ammunition and 1000 rounds of ttente— ammunition and 1000 rounds of ttente .— ammunition and 1000 rounds of ttente . even— ammunition and 1000 rounds of blanks . evan girdlestone is ammunition and 1000 rounds of blanks. evan girdlestone is due tetene— blanks. evan girdlestone is due before croydon_ blanks. evan girdlestone is due before croydon magistrates cent,— before croydon magistrates court, charged— before croydon magistrates court, charged with offences unten— court, charged with offences enter tne— court, charged with offences under the firearms act . under the firearms act. headteachers- under the firearms act. headteachers are warning that erttttetet— headteachers are warning that artificial intelligence is nevtng— artificial intelligence is nertng ter— artificial intelligence is moving far too quickly

after one of the biggest- after one of the biggest national crime agency investigations of recent yearsing to receive a passport hen— hoping to receive a passport then he — hoping to receive a passport from him. in— hoping to receive a passport from him. “ i from him. in another covert audio recording , christopher audio recording, christopher btec could be heard telling beard what one passport recipient has wanted for his wife for voluntary murder, kidnapping, kidnapping, hostage taking elle edwards use of arms , drug trafficking, arms and ammunition trafficking, cybercrime money laundering and serious injury. this investigation exposed a worrying weakness in the uk's passport application system, which allowed criminals to exploit the documentary new process. the home office says those processes have since been tightened , with have since been tightened, with anthony beard and christopher btec now behind bars. the national crime agency says it believes beard obtained hundreds of fraudulent passports for criminals over the more than two decades he operated . mark white decades he operat

after one of the biggest- after one of the biggest national crime agency investigations of recent years a passport hen— hoping to receive a passport then he — hoping to receive a passport from him. in— hoping to receive a passport from him. “ i from him. in another covert audio recording , christopher audio recording, christopher btec could be heard telling beard what one passport recipient has wanted for his wife for voluntary murder, kidnapping, kidnapping, hostage taking elle edwards use of arms , drug trafficking, arms and ammunition trafficking, cybercrime money laundering and serious injury. this investigation exposed a worrying weakness in the uk's passport application system, which allowed criminals to exploit the documentary new process. the home office says those processes have since been tightened , with have since been tightened, with anthony beard and christopher btec now behind bars. the national crime agency says it believes beard obtained hundreds of fraudulent passports for criminals over the more than two decades he operated . mark white decades he operated. mark white

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crime agency, where he the national crime agency, where be—trant- the national crime agency, sonetbtnt— get a job in another field, something where you don't have to-tor— something where you don't have to _for evidence.- something where you don't have to for evidence. right to search for evidence. right tttbt. — to search for evidence. righti right. _something. right. waitrose or something. rust. — right. waitrose or something. rust. rust— right. waitrose or something. just. just something else. sonetbtnt— just. just something else. something. something different. but something. something different. but—we- something. something different. but—we sboutti but i think we should, we should look public movements look at how public movements such hashtag such as the hashtag metoo movement influence movement can can influence people he people because at the time he clearly that it was the clearly thought that it was the it was the right thing to do. so what are we doing now? i mean, net zero, for example, are we are taking the right right are we taking the right right tack with net

the national crime agency says, this is linked _ national crime agency says, this is linked to— national a decision, _ asylum who are waiting for a decision, and that is a decision about— decision, and that is a decision about whether or not they can settle and therefore get a job, go into education. _ and therefore get a job, go into education, whatever get on with their— education, whatever get on with their lives— education, whatever get on with their lives or be removed. that backlog — their lives or be removed. that backlog has been growing year on year since — backlog has been growing year on year since 2018, and it is not clear exactly _ year since 2018, and it is not clear exactly why— year since 2018, and it is not clear exactly why that has happened. so, in effect, _ exactly why that has happened. so, in effect, there is an argument there _ in effect, there is an argument there that _ in effect, there is an argument there that these costs are down to notiust_ there that these costs are down to notjust the there that these costs are down to not just the arrivals, but also home o

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crime agency, where he—ereht- the national crime agency, where he—ereht e- the nationalou don't have to _for evidence.- something where you don't have to for evidence. right to search for evidence. right hlehl. — to search for evidence. righti right. _something. right. waitrose or something. rest. — right. waitrose or something. lost. lost— right. waitrose or something. just. just something else. something-— just. just something else. something. something different. but something. something different. hut—we- something. something different. hut—we shoetti but i think we should, we should look public movements look at how public movements such hashtag such as the hashtag metoo movement influence movement can can influence people he people because at the time he clearly that it was the clearly thought that it was the it was the right thing to do. so what are we doing now? i mean, net zero, for example, are we are taking the right right are we taking the right right tack with net yeah. well, tack with net zero? yeah. well, we he thought. we don't know what he thought. lhrs—

officers from the national crime agency will work oronpsroo— national crime agency will work alongsidea. the italian government— and algeria. the italian government predicts up to 400,000— government predicts up to 400,000 people will try to reach europe— 400,000 people will try to reach europe on— 400,000 people will try to reach europe no no— 400,000 people will try to reach europe via the mediterranean sea this europe via the mediterranean sea rnrs — europe via the mediterranean sea this summer. that's four times as many— this summer. that's four times as many as last— this summer. that's four times as many as last year. the former oonsonouvo— as many as last year. the former conservative adviser— as many as last year. the former conservative adviser , claire conservative adviser, claire pearson,— conservative adviser, claire roorsou, says— conservative adviser, claire pearsall, says it's a good move. uo-s— pearsall, says it's a good move. uo-s sonprorory— pearsall, says it's a good move. he's completely correct that we soon— he's completely correct that we soon looking— he's comple

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now the national crime agency is preparing— now the national crime agency is preparing co— now the nationalhuo— morning to you, bushra. really good to have you— morning to you, bushra. really good to have you with us this morning — good to have you with us this morning so— good to have you with us this morning. so let's— good to have you with us this morning. so let's get into the background— morning. so let's get into the background of— morning. so let's get into the background of this a little bit hush— background of this a little bit hush why— background of this a little bit hush why is— background of this a little bit first. why is this— background of this a little bit first. why is this sort of measure from - first. why is this sort of measure from the national crime agohcy— measure from the national crime agohcy hoodod— measure from the national crime agency needed in— measure from the national crime agency needed in the first place as . dood— agency needed in the first place as . good morning,— agency needed in the first place as . good morning, guys. it's as. good morning, guys. it'

the national crime factory. the national crime agency— factory. ng guns into lethal weapons using— blank firing guns into lethal weapons using 3d printed parts. they— weapons using 3d printed parts. they tethe— weapons using 3d printed parts. they found more— weapons using 3d printed parts. they found more than 100 rounds of they found more than 100 rounds et twe— they found more than 100 rounds of live ammunition— they found more than 100 rounds of live ammunition and a theweeht— of live ammunition and a thousand rounds of blanks . evan thousand rounds of blanks. evan ehtteetehe— thousand rounds of blanks. evan girdlestone is— thousand rounds of blanks. evan girdlestone is due— thousand rounds of blanks. evan girdlestone is due before crewteh— girdlestone is due before croydon magistrates later . more croydon magistrates later. more them— croydon magistrates later. more them see— croydon magistrates later. more them see jars— croydon magistrates later. more than 300 jars of— croydon magistrates later. more than 300 jars of honey were wetweet— than

former met officer, steve rodhouse, who was recently promoted to head of operations at the national crime agencyd you've gone over what the iopc says. he nas— gone over what the iopc says. he nas tone— gone over what the iopc says. he nas tone in— gone over what the iopc says. he has done in terms— gone over what the iopc says. he has done in terms of gross miseoniuet— has done in terms of gross misconduct and- has done in terms of gross misconduct and there will be a nearing— misconduct and there will be a neaning in— misconduct and there will be a hearing in due— misconduct and there will be a hearing in due course, most probably— hearing in due course, most probably arnie.— hearing in due course, most probably arnie. i— hearing in due course, most probably arnie. i am pleased about— probably arnie. i am pleased about mat.— probably arnie. i am pleased about that. but— probably arnie. i am pleased about that. but but first of git,— about that. but but first of gt, i— about that. but but first of all, i should— about that. but but first of all, i should say innocent until proven— all, i should

the national crime agency's deputy director, craig turner, says the falsified passport served as a goldened those organised criminal networks in order to travel abroad in order to carry out their business, but also allowed them to obviously evade captive by obviously law enforcement that actually sought to arrest them . essex police is to arrest them. essex police is investigating an allegation of serious sexual assault against solihull mp julian knight. it follows a referral by scotland yard and comes after the metropolitan police dropped its investigation into a claim more than a month ago. mr knight, who's been stripped of the conservative whip, has denied what he described as a false and malicious accusation. he doesn't plan to run in the next election . two members of an organised crime group who smuggled 41 migrants into the uk have been jailed. mohammed awad was sentenced today to over two and a half years in prison at a belfast court. his partner, ahmed omar, was jailed for two years back in march . an years back in march. an investigation by the home office found both men charged

, to do it, the national crime agency, to do tt—ttehee- the national crime agency, to do tt—ttehee because. well,.freddie_ scarlett. it must be because. well, freddie knows, it's well, as freddie knows, it's ettethett— well, as freddie knows, it's clickbait,-it- clickbait, isn't it? it definitely— clickbait, isn't it? it definitely traffic . definitely drives traffic. that's definitely true. but i think the going back to the mirror, i think that they are this case in tandem with the case against the daily mail is going be, know , if the going to be, you know, if the mirror have to settle, then what does mean about the case does that mean about the case coming daily coming up against the daily mail? going to very, coming up against the daily mail diceygoing to very, coming up against the daily mail dicey and; to very, coming up against the daily maildicey and very very, coming up against the daily maildicey and very interesting. very dicey and very interesting. and there are free speech implications. i think kemi badenoch said it was impossible to push ahead with government plans to

let's speak now to charlie hedges, who's former head of the missing children's unit at the national crime agencyfferent ways of working . we. we tet— guess, different ways of working . um, yes, but in— guess, different ways of working . um, yes, but in these- guess, different ways of working . um, yes, but in these sort of situations, they will come together to take the right way forward and have the right strategic planning . the strategic planning. the portuguese police obviously it's their area, it's their case, and they will lead on aspects of that ably assisted by the german police who will have the information that they've gleaned from their intelligence enquiries and from their work with christian brueckner and the uk police , because their uk police, because their involvement with being a uk citizen and the links to the family. so they'll all work together and come to a conclusion about what is the best way to approach this. and of course we talk about- of course we talk about the tentty— of course we talk about the tentty ent— of course we talk about the family and their— of course we t

thank our partners who have assisted us, including the cps, the city of london police, the national crime agencyand the 2— £3.2 million in crypto currency bitcoin and the 2 million lion's slae — bitcoin and the 2 million lion's slae were— bitcoin and the 2 million lion's share. we're being— bitcoin and the 2 million lion's share. we're being told, ending up share. we're being told, ending ap will— share. we're being told, ending ap will llis— share. we're being told, ending up with this man,— share. we're being told, ending up with this man, fletcher . up with this man, fletcher. assoriirag— up with this man, fletcher. assoriirag lo— up with this man, fletcher. according to the prosecution, he pleaiei— according to the prosecution, he pleaiei gaillv— according to the prosecution, he pleaded guilty last month to roar— pleaded guilty last month to low slarges— pleaded guilty last month to four charges include aiding, malirag— four charges include aiding, making or— four charges include aiding, making or supplying articles for use making or supplying articles for ira— making or supplying articles f

national crime factory. the national crime agehet— factory. the national crime agehey eitime— factory. the national crime agencyarts. they— weapons using 3d printed parts. ihew teemi— weapons using 3d printed parts. they found more— weapons using 3d printed parts. they found more than 100 rounds of they found more than 100 rounds et tite— they found more than 100 rounds of live ammunition— they found more than 100 rounds of live ammunition and a thetetht— of live ammunition and a thousand rounds of blanks . evan thousand rounds of blanks. evan tittieetehe— thousand rounds of blanks. evan girdlestone is— thousand rounds of blanks. evan girdlestone is due— thousand rounds of blanks. evan girdlestone is due before ctewteh— girdlestone is due before croydon magistrates court ehtttet— croydon magistrates court charged with— croydon magistrates court charged with offences under the titettme— charged with offences under the titettme aet— charged with offences under the titettme wet .— charged with offences under the firearms act . police have seized firearms act. police have seized 15 firearms act. police have seized

we now have the evidence is that, in fact, the national crime agency has said a significant number, i.ece. if the criminals want to demand to be picked up by the un border force, they can be. this is dangerous. it is a security threat to decent, law abiding, taxpaying people in this country who've had enough . this country who've had enough. you know what i think is really erimimet— you know what i think is really criminal,-the- you know what i think is really criminal,-the fact- you know what i think is really criminal, the fact that criminal, which is the fact that they-re — criminal, which is the fact that now they're _well, - criminal, which is the fact that now they're well, the now they're saying, well, the heme— now they're saying, well, the mte ot— now they're saying, well, the number of albanians coming the— number of albanians coming across the channel is massively troppeet— across the channel is massively troppetlemt— across the channel is massively dropped. and we're deporting dropped. oh, and we're deporting a dropped. oh, and we're deporting etew— dropped. oh, and we're de

in the national register is considered a crime, and in the meantime, creating culture and informing the people to protect the heritage of the ancestors is particularly important, parvin news agency. radio nearby chenar village in sarfirozabad district of kermanshah , the voice of narration contest challenges those who are interested in broadcasting. this competition is hosted by radio tehran as a model of life . they are present in the announcer section and three participants in the acting section , one out of every three people will make it to the next round of this competition. in the first stage of the competition , p. announcer i am considering that i have the energy to comply with the case, where should i say what things should i say, where is max, i hope that i can win the opinion of the judges, i could attract more attention, but it's spring, the situation is such that sometimes it takes and it doesn't. just as he likes to show himself, he doesn't have more than the necessary talent , just read an article and a few months ago, the participants in these ali results have studied enough to answer you, those who are interested in participating in this competition can be done

crimes and ukraine. you must be held accountable also on the program. growing fears of a wider humanitarian crisis has hundreds of thousands leave the fighting in sit down here from the united nations refugee agency. the handle, i'm told me on logic. well, it's good to have you with us. ukraine's president voltaire zaleski is calling for a special tribunal to bring russia to just as a what he describes as crimes of aggression in ukraine. so lensky was speaking at the international criminal court in the hague. he accused russia of committing thousands of all crimes. and these country and said president, vladimir putin must be held accountable. a symbolic visit to the international criminal court in the hague. ukrainian president followed him. you're zalinski said he would much rather see another flood him. you're here. precious president putin. the one who desires to be sentenced for the scream and excellence rides. here in the capital of the international di c. c, issued an arrest warrant for put in march for war crimes related to the abduction of ukrainian children. the kremlin continues to deny all accusations of war crimes, and the court's jurisdiction is limited to international criminal cour

crime was presented by it and said, didn't say go. and julian, us, i didn't do anything was done. you know, just saying it's from the notorious, the us national security agency spied on to former top and frank to politicians during that time in office, as, according to one of them, francois theone, who says nicholas suck as they were, was also wire taps by the end essay for yes. this as well. so it korea, we for interference. yes, i'm counted in a proposed of the time it came from a friend, an allied country, the united states. but as presidents are crazy and i were eavesdropped on for 5 years by then a saying for fresh prime minister floss, let heal is one of several people of all different political stripes were testifying in this parliamentary inquiry into foreign interference in french affairs. and he was likely summons because he went into international business consulting after he left office, like former u. k. prime minister, tony blair, and others have done leveraging their experience and connections for profit. and in that capacity, he landed on the board of 2 rushing companies, cbre, and is out of business. now those appointments came after he left

agency. >> ainsley: you have a new book, "crimes against america" it is not the america you grew up in. >> jeanine: it is not, america is no longer a sovereign nationnts to come and get housing, education, medication. the fact the fbi has been weaponized and politicized and crimes against america, talk about the great nation and the left trying to take down the republic. they are doing it in school and across this country and in this book, i layout an indictment with crimes occurring against us, get the book at judge j book dot com. it is important for people to recognize the greatest nation on earth is being taken down by people who hate this country, the people who don't care about weaponization of agencies, don't care your kids are being taught transgender and crt and but for covid, would have never known about this. unions control if our kids go to school, they are in school in russia and china studying quantum physics, our kids are home suffering from unions not allowing schools to reopen. in crimes against america, i go through crime by crime, indictment of the biden administration and those on the left who think law is a crime. no one knows

crime family. how does the average american not look at this and feel completely and totally screwed over by these agencies that's supposed to have our best interests and our national security at heart. and another thing that really concerns me when we're talking about the laptop and the payments to in the biden family. if this were maybe one it would be bad enough. everyone needs to realize this is not one payment it's several payments spanning years. what did this family and potentially our president, then vice-president, have to give up to keep getting these payments year after year and year, and huge sums. that's what i really want to know. because the heart of on you are national security's at steak here and every american should feel cheated and lied to. when does it end? who's going to be arrested? who's going to be impeached. i think the american people are so sick of this evidence piling up year after year and nothing happens. >> sean: tomi lahren stephen miller all of you on your a game tonight. when we come back a subway man killed after a choke hold after violent threats. we have that when we continue. ♪ that feeling you get... when you can du more with

enforcement agencies to help them solve violent crimes and close outstanding cases. 178 republicans voted against it. the assault weapons ban supported by the major cities police association and nationalrganization of black law enforcement executives because they know that these weapons are used to murder law enforcement officers and to terrorize their communities. nearly every republican voted no. house democrats worked with republican senator john cornyn, not someone known to be soft on crime, to pass the law enforcement dee escalation training act, a bill that increases safety for law enforcement and community members alike. this bipartisan bill passed the senate by unanimous consent. when it came to the house, 159 republicans voted against it. this is not and never has been a serious approach to legislating. mr. speaker, h.con.res. 40 is a wasted opportunity to advance meaningful legislation that would support the men and women of law enforcement who put their lives on the line every day to keep us safe. i urge my colleagues to oppose this resolution and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves, the gentleman from colorado is

crime podcasts i have an honor to speak fbi agents and multiple liaisons with the national center for missing and excluded children. as you know that's a nonprofit but it has every single federal agency through legislation passed by bill clinton. it enables this nick mick acids:to use federal resources in terms of stamping down human trafficking with children on complied sucks offenders unalike.you would be shocked at the data. you would be shocked at what occurs underneath the noses of parents. every person i talked to, former secrecy was agent jeff james amore. what's your message? what's your piece of advice? parents, get involved. look at your child's phone. note where they are. know what platforms they are on. no with your user id etc. and etc. have them write down their password-protected away. this and i support your privacy but, if something happens, enable me to get in. the point is there's a limit to that. it is vital crucial advice and it will result in so many successful teen suicides and the like. i wonder what goes on the dark web and what goes on with the teens i don't have the parental involvement. we need another step as well. >> that's interesting. even beyond those

nationals and had been deported several times a horrific crime, and i can assure you and the american people that law enforcement will deliver accountability. the manhunt underway in texas involved more than 200 officers from multiple agenciesall searching for 38 year old francisco or pisa. he's accused of killing five of his neighbors , including a young child over the weekend after being asked to stop firing his gun in his yard because it was bothering a sleeping baby. what happened? to be honest was horrible, ugly. i was able to escape by a miracle. survivor wilson garcia says his family called police five times before the shooting, but officers didn't make it in time . oropeza shot and killed garcia's wife in front of the family home after she told her husband to run inside, believing he would not shoot a woman. he then made his way inside going room to room shooting. five of the 10 people gathered inside for a church retreat. garcia was able to escape via a window. two people died. protecting my 2.5 year old daughter and my month and a. they protected them with clothes, sol who has beend several times. according to ice. they're offering an $80,000 reward for any information that leads to his arrest. i'm trying to be st