short news from iran radio show radio and five news channel. start the news segment, i will not say the word , in the game of laughter, it will be broadcast from the 12th of bahman at 12:40. the competition will continue until the 22nd of bahman, with the slogan , "laugh as a player." the program will start on the 15th of bahman at 8:00 p.m. on channel five. the program will be in 7 episodes of 45 minutes , introducing the elites of the science olympiads and reporting on the progress of the country in the field of aerospace and medicine . and the rocket industry broadcasts radio the screening of the 41st fajr azand film festival covers the program of studio eighth, which is the most popular interactive program of the night, every day at 6:15 p.m. live and directly from the venue of the fajr film festival , news and interesting topics. he covers and talks with the agents. in addition to this, the haft movie program, which is broadcasted by mr. behrouz afkhami on the tv show network , will also be aired at the same time on the radio show, which i

news. then, radio bulletins were read by men. then, the voices and faces of newsreaders have changed. during the second world war, the bbc played a pivotal role in reporting the news, both good and bad. richard dimbleby was a familiar and trusted voice for millions of people. here's his radio report from 1945 after entering the belsen concentration camp with british forces. just imagine what it was like hearing this at home. i passed through the barrier and found myself in the world of a nightmare. dead bodies, some of them in decay, lay strewn about the road and along the rutted tracks. inside the huts, it was even worse. i've seen many terrible sights in the last five years, but nothing, nothing approaching the dreadful interior of this hut at belsen. today is victory in europe day. richard dimbleby was also the voice of the nation as the war ended. mr churchill was coming out again. now listen — the band is playing land of hope and glory and the crowd is singing. and this suddenly has become a very moving moment. will you liste

news. then, radio bulletins were read by men. then, the voices and faces of newsreaders have changed. during the second world war, the bbc played a pivotal role in reporting the news, both good and bad. richard dimbleby was a familiar and trusted voice for millions of people. here's his radio report from 1945 after entering the belsen concentration camp with british forces. just imagine what it was like hearing this at home. i passed through the barrier and found myself in the world of a nightmare. dead bodies, some of them in decay, lay strewn about the road and along the rutted tracks. inside the huts, it was even worse. i've seen many terrible sights in the last five years, but nothing, nothing approaching the dreadful interior of this hut at belsen. today is victory in europe day. richard dimbleby was also the voice of the nation as the war ended. mr churchill was coming out again. now listen — the band is playing land of hope and glory and the crowd is singing. and this suddenly has become a very moving moment. will you liste

the new radio is great that we knew on the same wavelength about everything.letely get well soon brother. provide the very best treatment for a man who deserves it, believe me, we will provide, father, squirrels, or something, we have n’t seen a couple of days, we’ll dig and everything will be fine for sure. excuse me, but are you from this monastery? an angel in heaven comes to god, lord, there people came to knock on the gate. you are required. the lord speaks. what kind of people are atheists atheists? well, you tell them that i'm gone. he left without blessing the way to the abode showed. diocesan secretary thomas bless the hungry as i love. what else is all this epitaph? sounds like a lunatic, doesn't it? woman with two for participating in blasphemous acts on in relation to the holy italianists, the desecration of the church of god by the psalm of the shchekotsko-sinsk nikolsky church in the village of krugloye by sergei vasiliev differs from holy communion by six months and is sent for obedience to the monastery, st. demetrius hermitage for this period.

the barbarians killed you can already today on the new radio now her song will also sound. ything will soon continue to open more and more new stars. they gave gymnastics for the brain. well hottabych show your tricks. it looks like you technique, then show me. so what is this gymnastics that works wonders? i do not detail after the news without hello tell me about the main thing today, russian units are protecting the neighborhood. in solidarity with the remnants of ukrainian nationalists, the city is under our complete control, but separate scattered groups of the enemy are hiding in basements and abandoned houses, salt mines are also being checked, where extremists can also hide with the enemy, they do not stand on ceremony, but they give the opportunity to surrender to all civilians so that they didn't get hurt. the ukrainian command was withdrawn in advance, suffered heavy losses in solidarity, at least 500 people were eliminated personnel among those killed on one british mercenary, who had the documents of another citizen of the united kingdom. according to our intell

the month will be for the country seyyed mehdi hosseini radio news agency, thank you for your support. thank you for your support. have a nice day and god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful. i am at your service, dear and respected viewers. i am at your service with the news of this news section . according to mr. naqvi, the infrastructure for chainsaws of power plants has been provided and soon it will be traded on a separate board in the energy exchange . according to mr. naqvi, two parties are considering this supply

it will be broadcasted by madreza zarei, radio and television news agency, various radio and television channels will cover the news and events of the 41st fajr international theater festival . this festival will continue until the 11th of bahman. through various television programs of chahar sima channel these nights with the text and margins of the 41st fajr theater festival, it is very effective on the demand for those audiences who probably could not be present in the capital to attend the theater festival anywhere in iran. what's going on? we also have a research section that might be interesting for the young audience, for students, for those interested in theater . it covers the media, tv, and radio kids well. for the people of iran from the festival 140 rulings of theater saying that the gathering of artists in 10 days and in the capital of iraq , the honeymoon is at least five or six months of hard work for all the artists of different provinces and regions. in the regional festival of all four regions, the outputs of the provincial festival, we had full radio coverage here, an

radio. this is gb news announcement to the briefing with . with. tom very morning to you. 933 and this is the briefing with me, tom harwood on your tv and your radio . now, first this your radio. now, first this morning, it would remiss to not acknowledge the prime of new zealand, jacinda ardern has announced her resignation . this announced her resignation. this after a five and a half year the helm. she'll step down as labour party leader. no later , the 7th party leader. no later, the 7th of february. here's a little snip it of what she had to say. the only interesting angle that you will find is that after going on six years of some big challenges . i going on six years of some big challenges. i am human. politicians are human. we give all that we can for as long as we can . and then it's time . and we can. and then it's time. and then it's time. well, jacinda says that there is not enough left in her tank to carry on, but is there something else behind what's going on in new zealand ? jacinda ardern of zealand? jacinda ardern of course have one too. election victories.

us fascist publications reprinted daily news editorials and nazi radio propagandus red daily news editorials over the over the airwaves. throughout the conflict the mccormick paterson newspapers hinted at a conspiracy behind the us entry into the war that might or might not ever be exposed. they suggested there were some documents in hyde park that were being hidden from the public that would reveal the roosevelt had known in advance about pearl harbor. and it was the chicago tribune that published the first major pearl harbor conspiracy theory story immediately after the war ended that suggested the roosevelt had advanced knowledge of the attack. mccormick said it was the worst conspiracy in us history. and to believe the pearl harbor conspiracy theory one had to think that roosevelt and other national leaders had been involved in this from you know, massive convoluted plot to draw american tour knowingly killed thousands of americans in the process and then hit or faked evidence to conceal their crime. but that's how mccormick and his cousins saw the history of world war two in their view,

i'm curious the other way people got news would have been there and radio. are you aware from your research or anything about how the news presented on the radio contrasted with the newspaper barons that you talk about? >> that's an interesting point. there's a shift from the made to the late 30s. in its early days and even up through the mid 30s, a lot of the radio presentersre would jut read the newspaper stories on the air. they would have commentators who would run the gamut of the opinion. but the news stories were usually just taken from the newspapers and about a third of the stations by the 1930s were owned by newspapers. so, the key example here would be wgn which stands for world's greatest newspaper. [laughter] which in chicago had a 50,000 watts signal. you could hear all over in a large part of the country on a clear night and mccormick had his own show on the radio and another medium to use to change american minds. but it's interesting is that by the time the war starts in europe in 1939, largely because dtechnology is improving and alo there's

we'll have all of that , of course, on gb news of that, of course, on gb news tv and radio. eed watching and listening to alastair stewart& friends on gb news tv and radio online after the break. in 1997, the then prime minister tony blair to focus on education. education but what are rishi sunak's intentions for our school system 7 intentions for our school system ? and what do the teaching think of it all? how do define the silver bullet bullet that he alluded ? we'd also love to know alluded? we'd also love to know what you think. so do get in touch because . we'll be talking touch because. we'll be talking about that right next. but first, a quick. break welcome back. you're watching and listening to alastair stewart& friends here on gb news tv and radio and online and thank you very much indeed for so . i mentioned earlier the so. i mentioned earlier the prime minister's assertion education was the closest thing that there is to a silver bullet. really my attention . bullet. really my attention. when i heard it, i first of all thought of my daughter, qualified teacher an

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joining us now the host of fox across america, fox news radio, he joins us. eat to see you, happy new year. >> thank you, laura. >> laura: now, it wasn't the cnn, though, hosts that blacked out this time but their actual coverage. i want you to watch what happened when the clock actually struck 12:00 in new orleans. >> ♪ [bleep] ♪ [bleep] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> y'all ready for this countdown? ♪ midnight it is new year's eve 2023! happy new year! >> laura: jimmy here's the problem, you can see the countdown in the corner it wasn't until 19 seconds after midnight if everybody wa ready to count down. what's the point of doing the countdown at all. >> don lemon did such a good job laura they just offered him a show on cnn plus. like, man, come on, dude. you literally had, you know the expression you had one job. this is like the groundhog forgetting to come out of his hole. new year's eve is all about the countdown. the only thing i will a say in their defense is cnn has been dropping the ball all year long. hey, good night everybody. >> laura: all right, we can just drop the m

and ben domenech editor-at-large for the spectator and host of the ben domenech podcast on fox news radio ben, we would like to get to with you and i want to put this tweet up on the screen if i can. this is from jim banks. he is saying how will the people demanding president trump go to prison spin this? what is he talking about the breaking news that merrick garland has now assigned a u.s. attorney in chicago to review potential, potential classified documents found at the penn biden center for diplomacy and, of course, jim banks is referring to the entire world coming down on president trump for the classified documents found or potentially classified documents found at mar-a-lago. your thoughts on this, ben? >> obviously there's going to be the normal accusations of hypocrisy and i think that they probably have merit to them here. one of the things i think is important is to understand what the content of these documents are. we have an overclassification problem in america generally. a lot of people use that frankly as a point to defend former president trump and i think it would pot

radio i. archive: good morning everyone, welcome to the exciting _ new sound of radio i. else finds it a bit weird that i like them but i do. i love them. on my programmes, i used to promote them, particularly as my favourite pip is always the last one because it is slightly extended. the original clock that kept the time still sits in the museum at the royal 0bservatory. in the �*60s, though, an atomic clock started doing the job which stayed in use until the i990s, when it transmitted its last pips from the royal 0bservatory. ever since then, the bbc has generated its own pips from its atomic clock buried deep inside broadcasting house which uses gps signals to stay synchronised. so the next time you hear these, you know that they come from this. pips meanwhile at manchester's science and industry museum, 100 years of the bbc is being celebrated with an exhibit featuring broadcast artefacts, plus a few more recent additions. this funky—looking box was a prototype which was an early part of the bbc�*s research and development project for storing your data yourself, so th

there aref bizarre, k we think our goobid friend jimmy failla , host of fox across america, fox news radio and fox news contributor. all right, fox n jimmy ,ew i'm . obviously, but the egg shortage now,. it's not just producingucn high prices, but also really disgusting alternatives. so, listen, it'slternative can'y eggs at all and need to bake a cake. grea to bake at alternatives ine applesauce, mashed bananas, vegetable oil or even silken tofu. >> and that's not all but chickpea liquid from the tap.>>o >> oh,m frothm dry peas, one tablespoon of ground, flax d seed, plus three tablespoons of water equals one large a two lar teaspoons ofge baking powder,pl1 plus one teaspoon of oil and two tablespoons of waterer u equals one largeal a gem. >> la, >> i suppose we should be the applesauce, applesauce and bacon or maybe mashedg appld banana western omelet.con or >> m i mean, what is this?s? that sounds like a kind of drink they make you have a at hazi a hazing ritual likeng, dude, if you want to pledge this fraternity, drink chickpeas and applesauce. with baking powder, bro. here's my advice

bring in host across america on fox news radio. what the hell going on with tipping?day you leftover a tip. now it's like you get a coffee and buy a muffin, they turn this touch screen around you. they're like can you leave a $3 tip on a $3 muffin. that's a lot of pressure. >> it's so uncomfortable. you got barista and they are now judging you. i'm not the one worthy of score. here it is for america. we always tip the jobs that end in e.r., waiter, waiter, stripper. this is a scam. it's only possible because of the credit card. that's all it is. >> when you have cash, no one will ask you. it's the credit card that puts us on the spot. >> are you a good tipper? >> as a former cab driver, i tip drivers to the point -- [ laughter ] outside my house with bottle of wine now. >> i was a bellman. they always said you got to give them something they can rub together. i'm talking about the bills. let's go last up, donald trump promise to win so much that we'd get sick of winning. he's showing no sign of sickness. trump announced he won the senior championship at the trump inte

. >> ashley: jimmy failla, host of fox news radio joins us now.roducer during the break, is this an old-time saying i have never heard. no. >> if you look closely at the bridge, you see the sign language interpretser jumping off. he looks bad at his job because he has to say to his people and they look at him like what is this. you have to realize when biden speaks, it is like a lottery drawing, the balls are just bouncing around, seven, 13, words pop up, dog patch, jean, we laugh at it, the rest of the world does not pretend, in the loop on the fact engine is running and nobody behind the whole. >> not laughing either. >> laugh and cry, ramifications are huge. what he meant is joe biden himself, take a listen. >> tim ryan said he doesn't want you there, raphael warnock wouldn't say, are they making mistake? >> no, a -- another 20 or so. >> todd: did that clear it up for you? >> i feel better now. you really could get rich selling a biden english dictionary. the thing with the patch, when he does this, he sells on the front saying, you heard this

news? from radio free europe. the u.s. government-funded cold war relic is as relevant as it's ever been. with reporters on the front lines, it's run from prague and employs journalists from all over the world. >> do all of you expect to return to russia? >> not before putin dies, i think. >>> la monthe naofworlrieed to . but thead this meetingand e goa. leading biologisar time is running out to slow the rate of extinction around the globe. >> which is exactly why i and the vast majority of my colleagues think we're -- we've had it. that the next few decades will be the end of the kind of civilization we're used to. >>> if you diet, you lose weight. right? >> the number one cause of obesity is genetics. that means if you are born to parents that have obesity, you have a 50 to 85% likelihood of having the disease yourself, even with optimal diet, exercise, sleep management, stress management. so when people see families that have obesity, the assumption is, what are they feeding those kids? >>> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm jo

this is gb news on tv online and on digital radio. king about prince harry's new book. that. and book. we'll on with that. and the honours . but the new year's honours. but first, have a break. back in . a welcome aboard as you just tuned in. welcome. this is on tv onune in. welcome. this is on tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . now, of course, the nana akua. now, of course, the new year's list has been revealed. now the list celebrates the lionesses at the euros with four members of the england team receiving honours. some people complaining, actually, it should have been all them by clearly not all of them by clearly for not everybody . gb news presenter and everybody. gb news presenter and diamond, she received the obe fabulous well done to an and queen's guitarist brian may awarded a knighthood . well, who awarded a knighthood. well, who better to delve into this than royal commentator jenny bond? she joins me now. jenny thank you so much forjoining me and happy new to you. now, of course, it's new year's , too. course

other than spending more time with her family law and no crim versa. radio journalist that's radio new zealand based and wellington she told us more about a dance resignation announcement that came rather out of the blue yoda hello. yes it did. and it was a absolute shock to day. i'm from many journalists, politicians, people out on the street alike. why should i? well, as we just heard from the prime minister, she said she simply doesn't have enough lift in the tank and that it's time to spend time with his family. but it's with nursing. there is also speculation that with labor falling in the polls, how they could be steering down an election to fate this year. so are doing maybe cooling time before that potentially happens. now hoa new zealand is reacting to this new. she surely has a lot of supporters, but there are critics as well. right? yes, absolutely. and so for people we've been speaking to community leaders, politicians, people out on the straits today. they are speaking to sandra jones, kindness, and empathy, and string. in the face of a crisis, as you say are, and she does

in november forty-fifth, in the radio house on revolutionary 3, a new program was being prepared for oadcasting network not only expanded, the very nature of the inform reports programs changed, which until recently were the main ones in radio broadcasting . news programs for children and youth literary music live speeches by front-line soldiers, but special attention to programs about the achievements of the republic on the labor front. 45 years at the podstanskaya conference near germany by the allies at the construction site, the entire management of the plant gathered for the next meeting. such meetings had to be discussed daily literally at every stage of work; in the shortest possible time, the first workshop of a new bicycle factory under construction had to be erected. the repair and mechanical site began to develop in early november, and this 27 hectares of land were let down by communications. but now the task got harder to begin equipment installation his arrival from germany was expected from day to day, but how to do it? the walls are only being erected roofs are not wint

the two countries will interact, rizwan of the radio and television news agency, thank you for your cooperation, may god bless you, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, with greetings and a good time , at your service, dear viewers, and those who are interested in international developments, welcome to the world today by train for a peaceful solution. existing misunderstandings the foreign ministers of iran and qatar are cooperating in the region and resuming negotiations on lifting sanctions. the foreign ministers of iran and qatar met in tehran today at a joint press conference . they condemned the insult to the holy quran in some european countries. palestine is the first issue of the islamic world, mr. amir abdollahian, minister of foreign affairs, also pointing to the negative impact of the interventionist statements of some european countries and the united states in the negotiations to lift the sanctions, said that the jcpoa plans sent a message to iran through qatar's foreign minister. with my brother, the honorable minister of foreign affairs of qatar, i mentione

host of the guy benson show on fox news radio.r reuters and mollie hemingway editor and chief at the federalist. jeff, you were in the white house briefing today. everybody seemed engaged. there were a lot of questions, just not a lot of answers. >> i think that's spot on. there's a lot of questions and there are a lot of questions left unanswered both from her briefing and from the white house generally. we had a couple statements from president biden's torn today one of the people in the white house council's office, one of the attorneys who said and karine jean-pierre repeated this several times as well he takes classified documents seriously. the white house position is that this was inadvertent misplacement and they also called it a mistake, the attorney did. but the white house has not answered questions about how they got there why they were there in the first place. and why they didn't disclose all of this a lot earlier. >> bret: right. as it came. and the timeline there, mollie, is really interesting. the new chairman of

and the american people let's bring in our panel guy benson, host of the guy benson show on fox news radio former writer for the dispatch. guy, it just gets muddy. >> so hillary clinton server, donald trump, mar-a-lago, president biden with this rolling mess and now mike pence, i'm reminded of the famous quote from casey sentencing gal 1962 mets manager they lost 120 games and looked around and said can't anyone here play this game? i feel like americans might be looking at our political he auto let's in both parties and wondering can any of you people protect national secrets and follow the rules? and it seems like kind of a across the board the answer recently has been no. >> bret: marie, to guy's point, does this just get wiped all together and people say oh, they all do it? >> i think there is some of that going on here. mike pence is much more similar to joe biden. i am sure if you went to former senator's house and cabinet members you would probably find the same number of documents that pence and joe biden h democrats are trying to make the case that donald trump is very different b

new york city. he hadwhy? he had a radioet up dimean aclu meeting before flying back hours later on your dime doesn't sound very environmentally friendly to me. by the way, since taking offic in 2020 one .time but a judge has flown nearlyuy a 20 times on private jets that you buy and you pay for.se about and while he lectures everybodyo else about the virtues of avoiding carbon emissions. but of course, the far lef t lunacy is hitting every inch of new extreme democratic party and theity and tr climate cultis because the u.s. product and safety commission this week reportedly floated the idea of actually banning gas stovesli to reduce pollution. they also want to get rid of light bulbs and by the way, while the biden white house now says they are not in favor, the move the media mob appearsel to be all in.l po listen to this report.rt fake news, cnn. >> the science is showing us that having a gas stove in a small apartment, especially with bad ventilationt especi, ie having a car idling there.they and if you have young kids,

jimmy failla joins us now fox news, fox news radio. >> road 2 miles to get. >> i flew and then i hadis thing won't turn over. you know? it's not a thing. let me tell you what this is, because i have been around this a lot when i was a cab driver. joe biden is two different things. one, there are old men who tell long boring stories. realize no one is interested so they spice it up at the end. i have been driven guys in the cab. told you the most boring story that's the night i met joe demaggio. i was dropping that guy off at a home. this guy is getting dropped off in the oval office a little bit more of a problem. when you watch him talk watch this happen. biden speech's when he gross off prompter it's almost like a lottery drawing. when they draw lottery numbers bouncing around 18, 19, 22, 23. he just starts talking. conductor, key, amtrak, miles. and that's what happened of what happens. sometimes getting the wrong numbers drawn and incoherent ramblings. >> double major at syracuse university. honors. you only majored in law and at the bottom of your class. oops? and he has to come

fox news radio on sirius xm america is listening in other news tonight, a new batch ofoun twitter files, this timeand surrounding the russia hoax. demos effortsl to outright lie over and over and over again. trumwhile the fbi abuse their power to illegally spy on team trump with hillary's bought and paid for a dirty dossier. now, according to reporting from matt taibbi, while democrats repeatedly pushedvon u a totally false narrative that devin nunes hasne twenty eight memo laying outuses widespread spying abuses was being pushedy by russian bots on twitter, even twittereven officials, they said they found no evidence that newnes report was being promoted by russian bots, nor was there any significant twitter activity sia. y januo russi buart specifically in january of 2018, the congenital liar adam schiff and senator dianne feinstein, they liedei repeatedy and claiming that the release, the memo hashtag was being boosted by russian trolls. sayiver, tha.t is a complete lie. that was false. and even twitter is now saying so, according to these new documents and by the way, but it didn't

me that every coming has a going, but the beautiful departure of karpal ansieh bahri of radio and television news agency, snow and rain have started in tehran since the early hours of the morning. to know the latest situation of the streets of tehran and the measures taken for snow and salt, talk with mr. jafari, director general of municipal services of tehran municipality, mr. jafari. greetings to you. were we prepared for today's snow, what measures did we take? it has been done and i offer greetings, courtesy and respect. i came to work due to the rain and snow. it was broadcasted well and now we can serve the citizens, god willing. thank you for your explanation, mr. jafari . i will say goodbye to you. now, to find out about the traffic situation in the capital, we have contacted the deputy head of the tehran traffic police , colonel khosravi. hello, good morning. how is the traffic situation in the capital now ? 104 snow and rain started falling in the cities and in the central areas to the south and comments . we were selling in the northern strip of area 5214 508 is too much and tehran ha

radio . this is gb news. now it radio. this is gb news. now it is back to alaska and friends.d my friends , aaron and his me and my friends, aaron and his news, you've been getting in touch with us on the integrity of politics and especially you've been very candid with your views . the current prime your views. the current prime minister you sunak here are just a few of your thoughts. nigel this underway. i think that sunakis this underway. i think that sunak is just a gopher a place man , a jeeves to serve the man, a jeeves to serve the powerful. no prime minister nowadays has any control of , nowadays has any control of, anything, no levers to pull just instructions to obey . he anything, no levers to pull just instructions to obey. he is treading on eggshells, hoping to avoid a bust up with the bullies around the establishment blob panto politics on he says. well, there you go. blimey alan joins in the conversation well saying with the passing of each administration my faith in politics falls each government seems more incompetent than the last. seems more incompetent than

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you are with gb news on tv, radio and onune with gb news on tv, radio and online and the break the equalitieshas set out her concerns over proposed legislation , the banning of legislation, the banning of conversion . a source close to conversion. a source close to mrs. said the area of gender identity is much more complex than sexual orientation. we have still said. we have said we will not inadvertently criminalise parents who are trying to support children. now it's time a check on those news headlines with karen . it's just after 3:30 with karen. it's just after 3:30 am and i'm strolling the gb newsroom. the suspect is on the run in california after a shooting in which at least ten people have been killed. emergency services have been responding to an incident in monterey park, los angeles, where of people had where thousands of people had gathered for a lunar new year festival. another ten people have been taken to hospital to be treated for injuries , at be treated for injuries, at least one of whom is in a critical condition. it is the fifth mass shooting in the united states this mont

. >> trace: bring in guy benson and host of the guy benson show on fox news radio amy ball ter publishernd editor of chief of the politico report and philip p wegmann. when president biden starts answering questions again we will go back to that guy benson, to you first, the president was asked about the classified documents found at the biden-penn center and he said he didn't know why the documents were in there and he didn't know what documents were in there and he never asked and the white house still has not answered why not, if you found these on november 2nd, disclosed that you found them on november 2nd, six days before the midterm elections? your thoughts? >> right. they were apparently discovered, according to the official story the week before the election, turned over the very next day, five days before americans went to the polls. there was a question asked of him why the american people didn't find out about that until now. he did not respond. i would pointed out that the justice department sometimes is very leaky on such things but not in this case, which i think some ameri

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you're with gb news on tv dab radio after . the break for with gb news on tv dab radio after.. with four in ten britons saying they think his motivation publishing the book with making money. harry and meghan are now so disliked older persons that their popularity are even lower than the prince andrew's. now it's time for a check on the headunes time for a check on the headlines with out of those . headlines with out of those. thanks, olivia. 3:33. here's the latest. the uk sanctioned iran's prosecutor general following the execution of a british iranian national in iran , ali reza national in iran, ali reza akbari was sentenced to death on charges spying for britain. foreign secretary james cleverly says the sanctions underline our disgust . the killing rishi sunak disgust. the killing rishi sunak describing it as callous and cowardly. meanwhile, iran's state media is reporting that the british ambassador has been summoned to iran's ministry over what it describes as london's meddling in national security . meddling in national security. a union representing ambulance workers

gb news the radio and online. gb news the people's britain's news. channel thanks.ritain's news. channel thanks . joining us here on gb thanks. joining us here on gb news as we look back on the royal family's 2022. now, if you can remember all the way back to january, prince andrew settled out of court in a civil sexual case against him with his accuser virginia giuffre. the duke of york has always denied the allegations . the outs led to the allegations. the outs led to his mother. the late stripping him of his honorary military titles and he no longer uses his hrh status . and i predict there hrh status. and i predict there is simply no way back for him as a working member of. the royal family. kinsey schofield is a royal podcaster and blogger from . states where . the united states where virginia giuffre brought legal action the queen's son. action against the queen's son. there was a lot of back and forth and he had an encounter credible team that really fought back against virginia , said, you back against virginia, said, you don't live in the united states . t

belarusian radio library we will hear recordings from the golden fund on red for four voices of vladimir mulyavin igor luchinka, and also learn more about the traditions of celebrating the newe soviet era, and the festive broadcast on the radio channel culture will coincide today with the birthday of the radio wave will be 21 years old. further sports news, we'll see you on the air at 3:00 pm happy new year and only good news. the nhl gave hockey fans nine games at once last night. we single out a crushing victory in washington in the confrontation with montreal 9.2 alexey protos spent 10 minutes 32 seconds of playing time on the ice and scored two assists. thus, for 39 games in the league, the belarusian has three goals and six assists at plus three. but captain washington alexander ovechkina scored his thirtieth cunning quanhele in this game, becoming the sixth league hockey player who was able to achieve this. aleksandra sosnovich, loses at the start of the season in a tournament with a prize fund of 827,000 dollars, the belarusian lost out of thin six four one six. the first racket of the country, sable starts in the round misses suarez decided on the near future swear

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oleksandr martynenko , the general director of the interfax-ukraine news agency, was on radio svoboda, thank you . well, the wave of resignations has reached the ministry of defense, a request for dismissal of his own accord, the deputy minister responsible for the rear support of the army resigned from his post, his name is vyacheslav shapovalov, the reason for his dismissal is a large public outcry around the topic of support for the armed forces, according to shapovalov's statement published on the website of the ministry of defense. of defense of ukraine apparently buys food products for the military at significantly inflated prices eggs at uah 17 per piece potatoes at uah 22 per kilogram well, i think you have all heard about it the day before, the ministry of defense refuted this information, minister oleksiy reznikov stated that the inflated prices are a technical error, the appearance of this publication is an attempt to undermine trust in the ministry of defense, that is, yesterday the head of the department announced the discrediting of the ministry of defense. who is respon

it's the 1st meeting between a blink and, and the news radio government that will be taking place. and he'll start off in cairo. then he will come and visit here and where and that visit will be to discuss a 2 state solution. now this has been in the making for years, but is it materializing no, and the events have been happening in the last few days or indicate things. but it's far from that. these are the israeli government, was the a thing with a previous us administration on the donald trump, who says that he was pushing for what he called a piece process. whether that was a piece presence or no as to be questioned. it was the abraham court that was the normalization of relations with it rather than a part of that was the 2 state solution. nothing really has materialized from but in the u. s. the current us administration on the joe biden seems to take a step back if you like, people i've been saying that they should be more international condemnation to the rise of tensions in the last year or so. the number of demolitions of palestinian homes, the restriction of movements wer

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