the nobel assembly said their discoveries contributed to the unprecedented rate of vaccine developmenthuman health in modern times. this was the moment when the announcement was made. the nobel assembly at karolinska institutet has today decided to award the 2023 nobel prize in physiology or medicine jointly to katalin kariko and drew weissman for their discoveries concerning nucleoside based modifications that enabled the development of effective mrna vaccines against covid—19. ijust want i just want to remind you ijust want to remind you of i just want to remind you of the breaking news, we had a statement from thames valley police confirming they are investigating stalking allegations against russell brand, made by a woman who labours in the force area. it follows a joint investigation by the sunday times, the times and channel 4 in which four women accused russell brand of rape and sexual assault. he is denied the claims. the bbc understands the woman reported her allegations numerous times between 2018 and 2022 would no further action was taken. russell brand had also accused a wo

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nobel prize for literature, for what the swedish academy says art, innovative plays and prose that gives voice to the on sale the i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. leaders from 47 european states have assembled in grenada, spain for a summit in support of ukraine in the face of russian aggression. ukrainian president followed america. lensky is attending the gathering in order to rally support for his country. the group is meeting as the european political community and is not expected to make any binding agreements, but it will be an opportunity for the lensky to push for more weapons deliveries and a path to your opinion. membership cholenski made his pitch for european solidarity and remarks before the summits opening or dimensionality. this one we have that is to save unity in europe. and i'm speaking not only involved the congress in e, you is in all of the you are of, i think that the, the biggest challenge, what will have the w as brussels bureau chief, alexandra for nominate as covering the summit? i asked her, what's the landscape could expect from this meeting of e u, a non e u. european leaders. while he is here in granada to show up here of support for his country at a very cruci

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assembly, 65 sets of dowries were also given to young couples in this ceremony. . the minister wrote: i was pleased to hear the news that narges mohammadi won the nobel peace prize for the information of the zionist regime in a message in farsi. maryam rajavi, the leader of the terrorist group of the hypocrites, also congratulated narges mohammadi on receiving this award. political activist supporting the separatists of iran from the nobel peace committee selected him as the 12th winner of the nobel peace prize. so far this year, 123 people or organizations have won the nobel peace prize. the prime minister of the zionist regime, isaac rabinen, who has hundreds of horrific crimes and terrorist acts against women, children and the palestinian nation in his file and won the nobel peace prize, henry ringer, the former us secretary of state, who was a staunch supporter of the policies of the zionist regime and was involved in the massacre of the people of vietnam and the design and implementation of the coup in chile, which led to the death of tens of thousands of people, had an undeniable role, and former president jimmy carter received this award. the united states, w

nobel values of islam. thank you so much brother ali, sister. do want to come back to you uh and also again another really interesting scene we saw at the un general assembly was the failed attempt by the israeli delegation to disrupt disrupt president rais uh speech as brother ali so eloquently analyzed just there. now that ended up with the israeli ambassador being unceremoniously kicked out of the uh of the hall and uh removed by security. and that's in addition to netanyahu giving his speech to an almost empty uh hall at the assembly. do you think that that represents the world's feeling on israel that they're becoming more isolated? absolutely. it goes back to the roots of the creation of the zionist entity. the zionist entity was created to play that functional role to secure western interests in the region to actually protect western interests, but now we're in a situation in the world where the wrong state is increasingly becoming a liability to the west, specifically to america, of course, because even america's priorities and its strategies have shifted. right now we are increasingly seeing the withdraw of america from west asia, of course as its