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the new ones are farsi and new training is needed mitra labafi of radio and television news agency in the field of our data says about the lack of statistics, the former minister of agriculture says that one of the weaknesses of the agriculture sector is the lack of accurate statistics and information, and he is an adviser to the minister of labor at the time of his tenure, we still do not have accurate information about the employment status of our people. it is not limited to the field of agriculture and employment , but it also affects the housing market. taxes it was approved directly in 1366, but it was not implemented until 1389 by the legislator himself along the path taken in the last few decades. the legality of this ruling has not been implemented and the urban planning did not implement the system in the prescribed time, and in the following , i sent a text message for 540,000 tax bill start units, different from the identification of empty houses several times, and finally refined the latest statistics of houses. it was empty in 1400 about 300,000 vacant house units in the

|weii.- gb news radio. i well, a- gb news radio.i . well, a couple gb news radio.- .nd mad, but italian politics is pretty crazy. and he could be actually , he could be actually pretty entertaining. and i have to tell you, at no point did i ever attend one of silvio berlusconi's bunga bunga parties for one very simple reason . he for one very simple reason. he never invited me . now, events in never invited me. now, events in america to have been equally, if not even more dramatic than what we've seen here in this country in westminster , and indeed, of in westminster, and indeed, of course, in scotland , which we'll course, in scotland, which we'll come to in a moment. president trump is now facing an indictment in a florida courtroom tomorrow. there are a total of 37 charges. most of them come under the espionage act, which i find totally extraordinary. i don't think you could ever meet anybody. whatever his faults, whatever you think of him, you couldn't meet anybody more patriotic than donald trump. but he faces a huge prison sentence if found guilty. well, congre

|webb- gb news radio. i well, a- gb news radio.i . well, a couple gb news radio.- . crazy. and he could be actually , he could be actually pretty entertaining. and i have to tell you, at no point did i ever attend one of silvio berlusconi's bunga bunga parties for one very simple reason . he for one very simple reason. he never invited me . now, events in never invited me. now, events in america to have been equally, if not even more dramatic than what we've seen here in this country in westminster , and indeed, of in westminster, and indeed, of course, in scotland , which we'll course, in scotland, which we'll come to in a moment. president trump is now facing an indictment in a florida courtroom tomorrow. there are a total of 37 charges. most of them come under the espionage act, which i find totally extraordinary. i don't think you could ever meet anybody. whatever his faults, whatever you think of him, you couldn't meet anybody more patriotic than donald trump. but he faces a huge prison sentence if found guilty. well, congressman andy ogles, who is from nashvill

this is gb news nato— dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato ._ dab+ radio and on tune in. as the week when the tory government finally and tetahhy— tory government finally and tetahty teet— tory government finally and totally lost control. \tt:3t " totally lost control. no, in tact.— totally lost control. no, in fact they— totally lost control. no, in fact, they lost the plot on illegal immigration. yesterday rishi sunak was acting all tough in an immigration control stab proof vest, bragging about a 50% increase of raids and doubled arrests. well, that followed his claim that his stop the boats plan had cut crossings crossings by 20. but anybody with half a brain and the ability to say , brain and the ability to say, alexa, what's the weather like in dover knew it was high winds , not high minded tory policies that was keeping the illegals away . bannau that was keeping the illegals away. bannau that didn't stop rishi part. king canute part comical. ali he reassured us it was he and only he who could stop the tide. yet it got worse. todayit stop the tide. yet it got worse.

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this new radio drug has no foreign model. to the cancer was tested in the pre-clinical stage for clinical diagnosis, with the agreement that happened with bushehr university of medical sciences, the fifth injection was given, and fortunately, very good results were obtained. i couldn't identify a drug that is actually known to exist, the fastest radiopharmaceutical, the ability to identify science and health , he specified to get a license to quickly diagnose himself and we were able to give the patient, considering that cancer cells have a tendency to absorb sugar higher than normal cells, a structure a sugar to trick cells it is cancerous, and then there was a part that was used as an attack on cancer cells in the way of presenting nuclear achievements to the supreme leader of the revolution, homeostasis powder or binding agent, among other products , was exhibited. iran is among the five countries that have the technical know-how to make it. it has been irradiated, packed, and then gamma scanned again, and now it is ready

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i'm gb news radio .— patrick christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . welcome back. gb news radio.es here, here next point from nina ricci is a gutless, weak prime minister nina, speak your mind freely. a bit more next time. who wasn't voted into that position in the first place? we need a leader who will take action and not let off hot air and on the topic of boris morris says boris is being bullied by parliament by any definition , parliament by any definition, constantly picking on somebody is bullying. well that's your thoughts. it's been quite an eventful week in westminster. some laughter to my left and right panels about to kick in because just hours before boris johnson resigned as an mp last week, his resignation honours were published, which led to a pubuc were published, which led to a public squabble between the former and current prime minister. then when boris did resign, he publicly lambasted the privileges committee for what he deemed to be a witch hunt and a kangaroo court , where hunt and a kangaroo court, where the public will have teetering on the edge of their

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ali rajabi , new york radio and television news agency , 4:00 am. amirkabir's 63-year-old dam the rain, which is not contrary to its gentle nature, occurs and falls on the side of paya, and an event begins, it closes and reveals the passages of the road. the wind that nature came in a fraction of the old time, the rubble and the bed of stones are watered down, and at a distance of less than 200 dams , they build another dam and cut off the way of the river . the experts and managers and those involved in the supply and distribution of water in the capital and karaj will hear it immediately. amirkabir dam supplies a quarter of the water needed by tehran and a part of karaj water. in order to prevent the occurrence of concern in the society and the subsequent change in the behavior of resource consumption, the news should not be published because the stability of the water supply network is dependent and meaningful . with the stability of salt water consumption, it is for the users, its common interests are important and preferred, and in silence, the

this new radio drug does not have a foreign sample. the cancer was tested in the pre-clinical stage to diagnose the clinical phase. with the agreement that happened with bushehr university of medical sciences, the fifth was injected, and fortunately, very good results were obtained for a boy who had seven years of crying eyes and no radiopharmaceuticals. which is actually known to exist i could not identify the fastest radiopharmaceutical with the ability to identify health sciences. we approved the stage to diagnose their own syndrome, and we were able to admit it to the patient. given that cancer cells tend to absorb sugar higher than normal cells, it has a sugar structure to deceive cancer cells. and then there was a part that was used as a gas to attack cancer cells in the way of presenting nuclear achievements to the supreme leader of the revolution , hemostat powder or blood clot was among the other products that were exhibited. iran is among the five countries that have the technical know-how to manufacture it. it has been irrad

this new radio drug does not have a foreign sample . we entered the clinical phase of the diagnosis, with the agreement reached with the bushehr university of medical sciences , the fifth microneedle was injected and fortunately, very good results were obtained. i could not identify this radiopharmaceutical, the ability to identify and diagnose itself, and we were able to admit the patient. for newborns , they perform the first 3 to 5 days of the birth of a person who has an eight-year-old competition disease that could not actually make this cake. it makes it much easier as soon as it is too much above, despite the allocation of government currency, it is still difficult to supply the cake. we made two teams from the heavy water molecule and more than 120 compounds shown in the game . the development that the supreme leader of the revolution after visiting the exhibition in the presence of scientists and specialists of the nuclear industry called this visit as an excellent and evangelistic exhibition was very good , the methods of the

welcome back to he newe— gb news radio. welcome back to he news the— gb news radio. inside windsor castle. but it was then prince charles. now, of course, king, who led the procession down from the of castle the upper ward of the castle down george's chapel down to saint george's chapel and below award, which is just behind me. but the last time the late queen actually attended the garter day celebration was 2019, because in 2020 and 2021, it was coronavirus . so it didn't happen coronavirus. so it didn't happen at all. and as you say, the the-e— at all. and as you say, the king's thet— and as you say, the king's first occasion in terms of king's first occasion in terms et leading— king's first occasion in terms of leading that— king's first occasion in terms of leading that procession, it wttt— of leading that procession, it wttt he— of leading that procession, it wttt he a— of leading that procession, it wttt he a very— of leading that procession, it will be a very important event for will be a very important event tee hhh — will be a very important event for him be

radio, that is where they get their news. and i'll tell you what, if we don't save a am radio, mister chairman, i tell you what. it would be very devastating for a lot of people, particularly our seniors. and i will add that i love to listen to a am radio, i listen to baseball games. and radio is, baseball is a radio sport more than a game. so that is from a selfish point of view, but in any case, it is a serious issue. and i really appreciate you having this hearing, i yield back for my time. >> thank, you the gentleman yields back. but i think your team is doing better than it did last year. [laughter] , here we go, thank you very much. the chair now recognizes the -- i'm in order here, the gentlelady from california's 16th district for five minutes. >> thank, you mister chairman. thank you to the ranking member for holding this hearing today. thank you to the witnesses. there is no question that many americans value amaretto which is why it's been a standard feature in cars for so many years, while drivers now have several

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radio. this is gb news news.— tunein radio. this is gb news news. and— tunein radio. this is gb news news. is topics we'll be discussing this evening. vaiews@gbnews.com is our email address and on twitter we're at gb news. but you probably already know that. but if you are new, those are our details. so let's straight details. so let's get straight into tonight's show. the government has published its plan for a massive nhs shake up. they're calling it the most ambitious transformation of the nhs in its history. rishi sunak explained his 15 year plan. it's backed by £24 billion of investment . so let's take a investment. so let's take a listen. the plan rests on three principles train , retain and principles train, retain and reform. first, principles train, retain and reform . first, training will reform. first, training will doable— reform. first, training will doanle one— first, training will double the number of medical walnlng— double the number of medical training places— double the number of medical training places by 2031. focus on areas where— training places by 2031. focus on area

so i asked you mow— gb news radio. so i asked you how om— gb news radio. talk to us, which i do find odd. another says the home office act against taxpayers . as allen says , how taxpayers. as allen says, how did he get a visa problem ? only did he get a visa problem? only someone working from home thought it was okay. hey, i'm sorry. i shouldn't laugh because it's much too serious to laugh , it's much too serious to laugh, but i get the point. the not fit for purpose. home office . we for purpose. home office. we were told that 15 years ago. not much seems to have changed now in crime. let's stick with crime extraordinarily . a report out extraordinarily. a report out says that from 2020, not a single personal vehicle or bike theft was solved by police in between half and two thirds of the 30,000 neighbourhoods in england and wales, according to an analysis of police data. let's just go through that again. let's get a handle on this. since 2020, not a single personal vehicle or bike theft was solved by police in between half and two thirds of 30,000 neigh

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and is the tv news channel the right place for a radio phone in show for 2 hours every weekday? it's 12 weeks since the bbc�*s two news channels became one single operation, so time to take stock of the new service, which we'll be doing throughout this programme with its boss, paul royle. at some times of the day, uk viewers see a separate, dedicated feed. for example, between nine and 11 every weekday morning when nicky campbell's five live radio phone in programme is shown. nicky campbell listen on bbc sounds and watch on iplayer. a number of viewers, though, have told us they don't believe a news channel is the right place for a phone in show. here are two of them. we now have the option of watching either a radio phone in programme which is simultaneously broadcast on radio five if we wanted to listen to it or switching to a competitor's news coverage. none of which hold a candle to the bbc's normal offering. so between nine and 11 am, every weekday morning is now a news desert. we've also lost a number of excellent news presenters, the likes of anita mcveigh and martine crox

the radiation provides molecular information, the diseases are identified, we succeeded in using a new radio drug to image one of the most common brain tumors, until today, more than 25 patients were imaged with this radio drug . diagnosis with nuclear medicine imaging methods to visualize the structure and function of the bone tissue organ or system inside the device for diagnosing heart and brain diseases, kidneys and their related vessels, as well as liver, bile, and bone diseases , as well as determining the amount of hormones and using diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals accumulation and metabolism is a subtle bodyguard of steam and change in the accumulation of disease-specific radiopharmaceuticals. the picture you are looking at is a 62-year-old man with thyroid plastic cancer who, after the initial diagnosis , is satisfied with the scan. in this picture, you can clearly see this assessment. it is very valuable for us because it helps the surgeon to choose the right surgical film for the patient , the right film for the radiation therapy is to be chosen for the treatment. by using radioph

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so i asked you mow— gb news radio. so i asked you how om— gb news radio.orces nor the home office appear to even really want to talk to us, which i do find odd. another says the home office act against taxpayers . as allen says , how taxpayers. as allen says, how did he get a visa problem ? only did he get a visa problem? only someone working from home thought it was okay. hey, i'm sorry. i shouldn't laugh because it's much too serious to laugh , it's much too serious to laugh, but i get the point. the not fit for purpose. home office . we for purpose. home office. we were told that 15 years ago. not much seems to have changed now in crime. let's stick with crime extraordinarily . a report out extraordinarily. a report out says that from 2020, not a single personal vehicle or bike theft was solved by police in between half and two thirds of the 30,000 neighbourhoods in england and wales, according to an analysis of police data. let's just go through that again. let's get a handle on this. since 2020, not a single personal vehicle or bike theft was solved b

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we'll news radio . news radio. iback- news radio. i back to i news radio.de. he's issued a statement saying he'd been denied a fair hearing by the independent complaints and grievance scheme while it probed the accusations the prime minister now faces four potential by elections following the resignations of boris johnson , nigel adams and nadine johnson, nigel adams and nadine dorries. we'll bring you more on that story as we get it. now let's go straight back to our headliners . welcome back to headliners. welcome back to headliners. i'm stephen allen. i'm headliners. i'm stephen allen. in etu— headliners. i'm stephen allen. i'm still here— headliners. i'm stephen allen. i'm still here with— : i'm stephen allen. i'm still here with josh howie unu— i'm still here with josh howie one inuk— i'm still here with josh howie and paul cox,— i'm still here with josh howie and paul cox, but don't worry, ite— and paul cox, but don't worry, ive tone— and paul cox, but don't worry, i've done this— and paul cox, but don't worry, i've done this with worse onto tne— i've

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in two earlier on gb news radio show we know that hee— news radio show we know that he-e e— news radioe uk? is this going to make him cooler at home or as eamonn hinted, could it actually be helping him reinvent himself stateside and as and when if and when this all goes wrong , horribly wrong in the uk wrong, horribly wrong in the uk in the autumn of 2020, could it be both? i mean, could it help him with an election and could it help him? so my point is he's upped his game. it's very slick andifs upped his game. it's very slick and it's got to do something positive for him. well, i mean, theee-e— positive for him. well, i mean, theee-e theee— positive for him. well, i mean, there's there can— positive for him. well, i mean, there's there can be— positive for him. well, i mean, there's there can be no- e " well, i mean, there's there can be no doubt in heetteht— there's there can be no doubt in president biden's_ there's there can be no doubt in president biden's mind that in tteht— president biden's mind that in tteht-hee— president biden's mind that in tteht-hee e- president biden's

i listening to gb news radio. | . astou— listening to gb news radio.activist. welcome to the programme. british future think tank report out today. programme. british future think tank report out today . a survey tank report out today. a survey of ethnic minorities in britain and 80% said they'd rather live in the united kingdom . they in the united kingdom. they thought it was the best place to live of all western countries. and i just thought, isn't that on the face of it, a bit of good news? imean, on the face of it, a bit of good news? i mean, not necessarily tbe— news? i mean, not necessarily ttbe ttrstty— news? i mean, not necessarily ttbe ttrstty .— news? i mean, not necessarily ttbe ttrstty , .— news? i mean, not necessarily like firstly , i mean,- , i mean, not necessarily like firstly , i mean, you like firstly, i mean, you yoursett— like firstly, i mean, you yourself talk- like firstly, i mean, you yourself talk a lot about ntgratton. — yourself talk a lot about migration. you find that ntgrants— migration. you find that migrants that come f

. listening to gb news radio. weroohe— listening to gb news radio.ng for reasons news. how reasons to trash the news. how soon you think we'll more soon do you think we'll get more trade like this ? please? trade deals like this? please? we've the tpp . ipp. et we've got the tpp. ipp. et cetera. coming up, which is really important. robert it is common sense to take positive action to reduce prices when the cost of living is running high. we still accept that we are at the mercy of the eu, but there's a whole world out there. the government must get rid of tariffs conservative. tariffs and become conservative. well, novel thought. well, that's a novel thought. anyway. national trust has anyway. the national trust has found embroiled in a found itself embroiled in a controversy once as its controversy once again as its chairman admitted to a new policy works , focussed on policy in the works, focussed on the restitution of colonial artefacts. speak at an event in the hay festival, renee olivieri told an audience member that the policy was in the works