, in one year the number of parliaments has doubled, in addition to this, we are now we are actively working on issues related to armaments, and there have been many cases when it was the parliament that pushed the government and , after that, the presidents of certain countries to concrete steps, now we are conducting a very large communication about our future in nato, you know that we really hope for the very freedom that will take place in the summer and some parliaments have already started to support ukraine's accession to nato with resolutions. do you hear a refusal, or let's say this, and it will more balance, uh, an equal position, uh, it's not time, we have to wait, but it will happen, but no, not now, you know very rarely who refuses ukraine those requests. and what there are is the only thing of course, sometimes it makes me sad when i invite a speaker to ukraine and he says yes, yes, but let's look at the issue of security , sometimes it's like that to me, you know, what does someone do somewhere because those speakers who came to ukraine, they left here completely diffe

but this is parliament. parliament is this is parliament. a i mean, according to the logic of the previous— according to the logic of the preweus rwe— according to the logic of the previous two reports, they will here— previous two reports, they will here he — previous two reports, they will now have to be— previous two reports, they will now have to be third reported now have to be a third reported to now have to be a third reported re-wrs— now have to be a third reported re-wrs whe- now have to be a third reported to mps who criticised to all those mps who criticised the to all those mps who criticised rhe reherr— to all those mps who criticised rhe reherr hrs— to all those mps who criticised the report into the— to all those mps who criticised the report into the report. you knew.— the report into the report. you knew-soure— the report into the report. you know,-could go- the report into the report. you know, could go forever. know, this could go on forever. i know, this could go on forever. r hope— know, this could go on forever. r hope

- parliament, it's not up on the conservative _ parliament, it's not up on the conservative party— parliamente the record _ conservative party about how they judge the record of— conservative party about how they judge the record of boris - conservative party about how they judge the record of borisjohnson.| conservative party about how theyl judge the record of borisjohnson. i think— judge the record of borisjohnson. i think that _ judge the record of borisjohnson. i think that vote _ judge the record of borisjohnson. i think that vote in _ judge the record of borisjohnson. i think that vote in parliament - judge the record of borisjohnson. i think that vote in parliament was i think that vote in parliament was clearly— think that vote in parliament was clearly if— think that vote in parliament was clearly if you _ think that vote in parliament was clearly if you that _ think that vote in parliament was clearly if you that mps, - think that vote in parliament was clearly if you that mps, includingi think that vote in parliament was i clearly if you that mps, including a vast majority — clear

if you come up parliament with the integrity of parliament and parliament will fight you back, back touintessential these values are to british democracy. monday will be really interesting when the house of commons has to vote because that will give us a sense of how much borisjohnson has support on the conservative backbenches and how much of a running problem this could potentially be for his successor rishi sunak.— potentially be for his successor rishi sunak. ., ~ , ., ., ., ~ , rishi sunak. thank you for taking us throu~h rishi sunak. thank you for taking us through that. so _ rishi sunak. thank you for taking us through that. so much _ rishi sunak. thank you for taking us through that. so much more - rishi sunak. thank you for taking us through that. so much more on - rishi sunak. thank you for taking us through that. so much more on that story through the course of the day on bbc news. suella braverman has visited nottingham and laid flowers for the victims of the attacks. another visual be held later today in memory of two university students and a 65—year—old man who were stab

so we can say that 10% of the european parliament can vote against us.not about the ukrainians, oh tetyana. and was it about reparations or do the meps actually have any who would have a vision, what should be the scheme for the collection of these reparations , or is it currently being talked about in general about the phenomenon itself, and maybe they are already reminding about what about some volumes, volumes about some numbers, the numbers did not sound in the next hall , but nevertheless, it is interesting that really e- right now, the development of an international compensation mechanism for the victims of russia's war against ukraine is underway, and the council of europe, which took place on may 17, 2023 in reykjavík, took the first step towards the formation of this mechanism. the first concrete step is this. creation of a register of damages caused by russia to ukraine, and to this register, e.e., who will have an office in gazi - in fact , not only such global damages caused to the state of ukraine will be entered there, but e.e. , specific

lawmakers in the european parliament want the leaders of this union. until he takes action in this field, poverty will disappear by itself. we cannot blame only the geopolitical conditions of inflation and interest rate increases. against moscow effect it has backfired. those who are capable should offer long-range weapons systems that can help ukraine increase its distance on the battlefield against invading forces. the eu says it will stop all aid to kiev in war zones, but it seems it seems that many legislators were lost from this policy. imagine that we were ready to remove all obstacles to deal with the housing crisis , the health crisis, and to deal with the concerns of our citizens. for mental health when you are a print number, you will be isolated and you will be a part of the original stream of iranian society and you will have the same opportunities as people in adrien's life. critics of the us military have distorted their borders and all allies agree that ukraine will become a member of nato. there is little desire. eu governments are on t

- also about the integrity of parliament, isn't it? , . parliament, isn't it? very much so. it? very much so. this had been billed _ parliament, isn't it? very much so. this had been billed as _ parliament, isn't it? very much so. this had been billed as a _ parliament, isn't it? very much so. this had been billed as a damp - parliament, isn't it? very much so. | this had been billed as a damp squib because borisjohnson has already gone and because there isn't really any doubt that parliament will approve the report and find that borisjohnson has misled mps but it hasn't turned out to be a damp script for the reason you set out. a lot of mps, the vast majority have said that this is about the sovereignty, the importance of this place in britain's democracy and to restore faith in politics and parliament. these mps, they argue, must be able to say that no one is above the law, now one —— no one is allowed to lie and this is about democracy reasserting itself. said it is difficult to criticise a friend, as she described boris johnson, but voters wouldn't forgive them if they d

but the parliament has other agendas today. to the reporter of sed and sima news agency in the islamic council. i am at your service. i am typing . please tell me what other agendas the members of the parliament will have today. i am fine. presence dear viewers, before paying attention to today's order of the parliament, i would like to briefly mention that during the review of the vote of confidence in the minister of industry, mining and trade, there were both pros and cons in the minister's speech. madan believed that he is a person who has actually been successful in various industrial management positions and has a very good relationship with the private sector, and he can save this ministry from this situation. in fact , the plans proposed by minister sammat have now been introduced as a minister. were to issues related to small and large industries in deprived areas, not mentioned in the plans, as well as the issue of discussing household appliances, costs and the automobile industry , he announced that he has 8 strategi

he misled parliament, _ lied to parliament. he misled parliament, he _ lied to parliament.i think most people in the country had already— parliament. i think most people in the country had already decided i parliament. i think most people in. the country had already decided that was already— the country had already decided that was already the _ the country had already decided that was already the case. _ the country had already decided that was already the case. he _ the country had already decided that was already the case. he has - the country had already decided thatl was already the case. he has decided that rather— was already the case. he has decided that rather than, _ was already the case. he has decided that rather than, remember, - was already the case. he has decided that rather than, remember, by the i that ratherthan, remember, by the way. _ that ratherthan, remember, by the way, this— that ratherthan, remember, by the way, this was— that ratherthan, remember, by the way. this was a _ that ratherthan, remember, by the way, this was a report _ that ratherthan,

there is a monitoring fast of the parliament. air pollution should actually be read in the open court, today's report about the activities of other organizations, that is, rejecting requests for research and investigation from the organizations, is going to be announced, the warehouse related to the association of lawyers whose request was raised in the public court the islamic council of the ministry of oil announced that it would provide a discount in the price of crude oil, delivery to refineries is subject to the implementation of quality improvement plans . accordingly, the purpose of the decision to reduce fuel oil or fuel oil is to produce high-quality and more valuable petroleum products. it was discovered that 25% of the crude oil delivered to the country's refineries , according to the statistics of the ministry of petroleum, turns into heavy and polluting products such as maserati fuel oil . this figure reaches nearly 40% in refineries such as bandar abbas and abadan . the crude oil feed that i am talking about is from

to focus on parliament, he also denigrated parliament, he also denigrated parliament, in my view.s about borisjohnson, i have very strong feelings about him, but what i think about this report, what it has done, what the privilege committee has done is really important. i think that it has restored a small amount of integrity and honour back into british politics. the chamber should be a place where ministers at the dispatch box cannot get away with fabrication, deceit, deception, and clear, deliberate lying. the chamber must matter. your words in the chamber must matter. we have had this increasing... looks, the chamber has never been a place everybody answers every question, of course, there is a bit of spin to seek a political narrative. we have reached a new low with boris johnson, and i'm afraid that we have a weak speaker, where he was allowed to say things and get away with it. that brings all of the politics down. i think that the report today is really important, because it restores trust in parliament again. it also sends a signal to people that you cannot get away at th

what are your thoughts on the fact that the parliament meets so rarely?l, you know , i belong to non-factional deputies, that is from svoboda, and i will tell you honestly that even more cries for our situation, but until we have not done much the scandal finally started to inform us at all, so you know, the first year of the war of active invasion, we were not informed at all when the meetings would be. that is , we found out personally from colleagues, that is, yesterday together we called and asked when it would be now finally, after a year, including when we scandalized us well, they inform us, now they reset the agenda for us , nothing happened and it was very shameful for the leadership of the parliament, who completely ignore the rights of non-factional deputies there to provide information regarding the meetings i'll be honest, it's important now, even if there's no meeting. we have to go to the places as committees and check everything, that is, if they've done some kind of restoration, we have to go there to take the local regional authorities a

you asked me , i am the interaction of the gardener the parliament and the commissions of the parliament the members of the commissions and factions of successive parliaments had unprecedented or even unprecedented output and practical results sitting with a parliament that knows that i am a sinner. i was a sign of food repentance and i was not in his hands for two hours. i don't remember the amount of going back and forth and sitting and getting up that the head of a branch has with the parliament with all the factions, almost with the exception of one more person with almost all the commissions . majlis with some members of the majlis individually on a case-by-case basis, with all the ministers, except for these three ministers who were introduced recently, we have had private meetings with each minister once, twice, three times, meetings and meetings with our first vice president , mr. raeesi, who we meet every two weeks. ask him and all these people what was the result of this, he has found a lot of consensus and about the issues, but now when the children, who are raising an issue a

so pursuing in parliament as well. se m— pursuing in parliament as well. se it my— pursuing in parliamenther. they say the situation is fine. tell us why you think they're wrong. well, think , you know, if we well, i think, you know, if we deem the production of foie gras , which is obviously, as you know, the force feeding of geese and ducks , and if we ban the and ducks, and if we ban the production of fur in this country, then i think if we think that's unacceptable here, then we should also think that's unacceptable , able to import unacceptable, able to import those products just to sort of allow that practise to go on elsewhere is simply exporting the cruelty . so i think it's the the cruelty. so i think it's the atgtt— the cruelty. so i think it's the atgtt tmmg— the cruelty. so i think it's the atgtt tmmg te— the cruelty. so i think it's the right thing to do— the cruelty. so i think it's the right thing to do to- i so i think it's the right thing to do to ban imports of right thing to do to ban imports et yagaaa— right thing to do to ban imports et tagaaa amt— right thing to do t

parliament. i am kind of pleased and i am parliament.punishing for everyone. everyone is— has been punishing for everyone. everyone is fed _ has been punishing for everyone. everyone is fed up _ has been punishing for everyone. everyone is fed up of— has been punishing for everyone. everyone is fed up of him. - has been punishing for everyone. everyone is fed up of him. and i has been punishing for everyone. i everyone is fed up of him. and you are right, — everyone is fed up of him. and you are right, he — everyone is fed up of him. and you are right, he is— everyone is fed up of him. and you are right, he is not— everyone is fed up of him. and you are right, he is not going _ everyone is fed up of him. and you are right, he is not going to - everyone is fed up of him. and you are right, he is not going tojust. are right, he is not going tojust io are right, he is not going tojust go under— are right, he is not going tojust go under the _ are right, he is not going tojust go under the carpet, _ are right, he is not going tojust go under

vote after this parliament.fact, the plan financing and production jump under review the general aspects of this plan had already been approved in the open floor of the parliament, some of the details for further review were sent to the special machinery production jump commission in the industry from article 112 , and the parliament entered and made a decision. in this context , the material was not taken for the purpose of presentation in fact supporting iranian goods and making maximum use of the country's production and service capacity. before this, the parliament has entered into the consideration of a two-urgent plan focusing on the investigation of the element in the shell of the amendment to the law of arms and ammunition smuggling and the owners of illegal weapons, which the parliament, as a matter of urgency, examines and votes on the spleen. in summing up, the parliament voted for an urgent investigation, the purpose of actually investigating this wheel and presenting this plan in the public forum is

. that boris johnson did mislead parliament.— that boris johnson did mislead parliament. , , . ., parliamentt is quite clear that he misled _ parliament. yes. it is quite clear that he misled parliament. - parliament. yes. it is quite clear that he misled parliament. i- parliament. yes. it is quite clear. that he misled parliament. i think what is not so clear, and i haven't read the evidence, is whether or not he knowingly misled parliament. now, that might sound like dancing on the head of a needle, but actually, it is quite an important point. normally, the privileges committee would look at whether someone knowingly tried to mislead parliament. he maintained, of course, that he was getting legal advice, it was legal. i will not argue about that, now. i have not read the evidence. what i am concerned about is that a number of people have criticised others who have impugned the nature of the privileges committee. what i do want to say is that i was there when borisjohnson to say is that i was there when boris johnson gave to say is that i was there when borisjohnson gave evidence the commi

it is quite clear that he misled parliament. the head of a needle, but actually it is quite an important point, because normally the privileges committee would look at whether someone knowingly tried to mislead parliament. and he maintained, of course, that he was getting legal advice, so it was legal. i am getting legal advice, so it was legal. iam not getting legal advice, so it was legal. i am not going to argue that now. i have not read the evidence. what i am concerned about is that a number of people have criticised others who have impugned the nature of the privileges committee. and what i do want to say is that i was there when borisjohnson gave evidence to the committee. now that committee stands in a quasi judicial role like a court ofjustice, and when borisjohnson was answering questions i could see members of the committee, not all of them, some of them behaved with great dignity and —— asjurors them behaved with great dignity and —— as jurors would them behaved with great dignity and —— asjurors would do in a court,

parliament now.. that is what it is, why are you _ parliament now. that is what it is, why are you trying _ parliament now. that is what it is, why are you trying to _ parliament now. that is what it is, why are you trying to dress - parliament now. that is what it is, why are you trying to dress it i parliament now. that is what it is, why are you trying to dress it up . parliament now. that is what it is, | why are you trying to dress it up as anything _ why are you trying to dress it up as anything else? he has decided to go and has _ anything else? he has decided to go and has triggered three by—elections at the _ and has triggered three by—elections at the same time and his stock has fallen _ at the same time and his stock has fallen a_ at the same time and his stock has fallen a lot — at the same time and his stock has fallen. a lot of people have been surprised — fallen. a lot of people have been surprised and disappointed that somebody who we loaded and praised and appreciated the hard work h

mislead parliament. wow-not— knowingly mislead parliament.m sad that it's come to tne.— 10? i'm sad that it's come to tne-eet— 10? i'm sad that it's come to tne-eet tor— 10? i'm sad that it's come to this.-sad for him.- 10? i'm sad that it's come to this. sad for him. i'm sad this. i'm sad for him. i'm sad otto— this. i'm sad for him. i'm sad oteo tor— this. i'm sad for him. i'm sad also for brexit_ this. i'm sad for him. i'm sad also for brexit that this has happened— also for brexit that this has happened because i can see otreotv— happened because i can see otreotv dott— happened because i can see already dodi articles in the nutrien— already dodi articles in the guardian suggesting, oh well, tnot— guardian suggesting, oh well, now that boris— guardian suggesting, oh well, now that boris has gone, we can reverse—ott- now that boris has gone, we can reverse—did he- reverse brexit. but did he nteteot— reverse brexit. but did he mislead parliament? give me your _ mislead parliament? give me your .— mislead parliament? give me your . tange— mi

mislead parliament. now-not— knowingly mislead parliament.ad that it's come to tntslsod— 10? i'm sad that it's come to tne-sod tor— 10? i'm sad that it's come to this.-sad for him.- 10? i'm sad that it's come to this. sad for him. i'm sad this. i'm sad for him. i'm sad also— this. i'm sad for him. i'm sad dlso tor— this. i'm sad for him. i'm sad also for brexit_ this. i'm sad for him. i'm sad also for brexit that this has noppened— also for brexit that this has happened because i can see elreedv— happened because i can see elreedv oodl— happened because i can see already dodi articles in the sudden— already dodi articles in the guardian suggesting, oh well, tnot— guardian suggesting, oh well, now that boris— guardian suggesting, oh well, now that boris has gone, we can reverse—dd- now that boris has gone, we can reverse—did he- reverse brexit. but did he ntsleod— reverse brexit. but did he mislead parliament? give me your _ mislead parliament? give me your .— mislead parliament? give me your . rouge— mislead parliament? give me your . torege

this is the process of how parliament was. at _ clear? this is the process of how parliament was.t the - clear? this is the process of how parliament was. at the end - clear? this is the process of how parliament was. at the end of i clear? this is the process of howl parliament was. at the end of the debates, the speaker will ask mps to read the motion something along the lines of whether or not this house approves the reports, and then he will say, as many as are of the opinion, say "aye". to the contrary, "no". if there are not people who object and shout now, they cultivation and then go out and physically vote. if nobody shouts now, that votes doesn't happen. the reason we're not sure if one happens today, because the opposition parties are broadly agree with this reports, so they probably want shout now, and borisjohnson's packer said last week had been saying they wanted to vote against the reports, borisjohnson wanted to vote against the reports, boris johnson told wanted to vote against the reports, borisjohnson told them not to do that, that there is still no practical e

the constitution is one of the most clear and explicit powers of the law of the parliament. in order to have easy and cheap access to his consulting services for the issues that occur to them, and they can easily consult with their lawyers when they travel , we have all these things, both graduates who study law and from the other side. there is a need for the country from that side our standards in this matter are lower than those of other countries to allow dear young people who studied in different legal fields and participated in the exam against the facilitation law and obtained a quorum of six to get a lawyer's license and go to work, but we are faced with the fact that despite the legal resolution of the parliament, which was approved in 1400, we see again that they create a series of restrictions and re-impose tests against the law on young people, and this is not right, and from the perspective of the employment license of our youth, a significant part of the economic claims are raised. in courts, when lawyers are present naturally, the lambs can easily point to a m

, stressed on completing the half-worked tasks of the parliament before the end of the parliament, and pointed out that some bills were not approved during the passage of the law, and it would be necessary to determine the importance of the plans and models are the responsibility of the presidium of the majlis currently, the plan to establish the national residence organization is in the middle of the rounds, but according to article 100 of the internal regulations of the parliament, 15 representatives can, based on the necessity of the plan or bill, request priority from the presidium and the speaker of the parliament to guarantee that they will get the signatures of the 15 representatives of the parliament with this request. according to the letter of the supreme national security council, mr. qalibaf yar is necessary and should be brought up as a priority in the parliament. god willing, i will bring it to the top of the list of priorities of the public forum of the parliament, with hamid hashminejad's comments of the sed and broadcasting news agency, in the continuation of strengthe

so pursuing in parliament as well. se m— pursuing in parliament as well. se it my— pursuing in parliamentn the uk. they don't want to move any further. they say the situation is fine. tell us why you think they're wrong. well, think , you know, if we well, i think, you know, if we deem the production of foie gras , which is obviously, as you know, the force feeding of geese and ducks , and if we ban the and ducks, and if we ban the production of fur in this country, then i think if we think that's unacceptable here, then we should also think that's unacceptable , able to import unacceptable, able to import those products just to sort of allow that practise to go on elsewhere is simply exporting the cruelty . so i think it's the the cruelty. so i think it's the atgtt— the cruelty. so i think it's the atgtt tmmg— the cruelty. so i think it's the atgtt tmmg te— the cruelty. so i think it's the right thing to do— the cruelty. so i think it's the right thing to do to- i so i think it's the right thing to do to ban imports of right thing to do to ban imports et yagaaa— right thing to do to ban

deliberately misleading parliament. ~ , ., parliament.e committee _ parliament. absolutely, what the committee found, _ parliament. absolutely, what the committee found, it _ parliament. absolutely, what the committee found, it is _ parliament. absolutely, what the committee found, it is worth - committee found, it is worth remembering this was 7—member committee, the majority of whom are conservatives and they found when borisjohnson conservatives and they found when boris johnson told conservatives and they found when borisjohnson told parliament know, all of the covid lockdown restrictions had been observed in downing street and repeatedly gave assurances to members of parliament he was deliberately misleading them. some people would call that lying. what is striking about it is that if you look at 1000 years of britain's parliamentary history you will not find a prime minister orformer prime minister being on the receiving end of such a damning report because at the very heart of britain's unwritten constitution, it relies on people b

today wednesday to determine the president of the turkish parliament, the 28th term of the turkish parliamente 100 members of the turkish parliament will be prevented from entering the 10th term. the election will be held in secret, and each of the candidates nominated from the parties that have a seat in the parliament, the speaker and the opposition, must vote at most in the first round. 400, but considering that 323 seats in the turkish national assembly in this period belong to the coalition consisting of the justice and development party led by erdogan and the national movement party led by baghche lee government , it is predictable that the speaker of the next parliament the party will be from either the president's coalition or the justice and development party justice erdoğan nominated mr. numan kurtulush for the candidacy of the honorable president of the parliament, who is also a representative of the people of istanbul, and with this process , it is expected that he will be elected as the president of the turkish parliament today. what is the new opinion of turkish people and polit

explained, the| courts do not have jurisdiction over this parliament, and this is to protect parliamentand by extension, our democracy, from being subverted or undermined by outside pressure from the powerful. to portray this inquisitorial procedure as inherently unfair is simply not credible. i think the agenda for getting late in the excellent speech he is making would she agree with me that today is a good day for the house of commons because the system has fundamentally worked.— commons because the system has fundamentally worked. madam deputy seaker, fundamentally worked. madam deputy speaker. let's — fundamentally worked. madam deputy speaker, let's see _ fundamentally worked. madam deputy speaker, let's see at _ fundamentally worked. madam deputy speaker, let's see at the _ fundamentally worked. madam deputy speaker, let's see at the end - fundamentally worked. madam deputy speaker, let's see at the end of- speaker, let's see at the end of today's debates what happens to see whether the system has worked. because it is being challenged and we have to accept that and respond to th

but, ithink— parliament that there were not. but, i think that _ parliament that there were not.ng in some ways is the second half of the — thing in some ways is the second half of the charge against boris johnson, — half of the charge against boris johnson, which really revolves around — johnson, which really revolves around the reaction, first against his evident— around the reaction, first against his evident session when jacob rees mogg _ his evident session when jacob rees mogg denounced it as unfair process. but, then, _ mogg denounced it as unfair process. but, then, borisjohnson's vehement reaction _ but, then, borisjohnson's vehement reaction when he saw the report on friday— reaction when he saw the report on friday evening which led to what the committee _ friday evening which led to what the committee describes as further attempts at denigrating. and that seemed _ attempts at denigrating. and that seemed to have persuaded them to up the sanctions from something that they say— the sanctions from something that they say would have triggered a recall— they say would have

parliament?ch suggested that you try to get borisjohnson to explode... in real terms we need a sanction which most people would find appropriate, but there are many other things that need to happen as well. in relation to the legal costs, the fact he should not be allowed to put people in the house of lords, and he shouldn't be entitled to a prime minister's allowance, given a disgraced he has beenin allowance, given a disgraced he has been in office.— been in office. your views are obviously _ been in office. your views are obviously very _ been in office. your views are obviously very clear. - been in office. your views are obviously very clear. i - been in office. your views are obviously very clear. i want i been in office. your views are | obviously very clear. i want to been in office. your views are - obviously very clear. i want to put to use of the views we have been gathering to people listening to bbc five live or nicky these inherited spoke to five live and she says, she thinks... i b

parliament is stuck.d to what humza yousaf said about the number of laws that are being - the number of laws that are being passed _ the number of laws that are being passed by— the number of laws that are being passed by a — the number of laws that are being passed by a democratically - the number of laws that are beingl passed by a democratically elected government— passed by a democratically elected government unanimously- passed by a democratically elected government unanimously in - passed by a democratically elected government unanimously in the i government unanimously in the scottish— government unanimously in the scottish parliament _ government unanimously in the scottish parliament are - government unanimously in the scottish parliament are being i government unanimously in the - scottish parliament are being struck down _ scottish parliament are being struck down by— scottish parliament are being struck down by westminster. _ scottish parliament are being struck down by westminster. obviously,

. -- parliament. >> welcome to the context.is johnson deliberately misled mp's and suspended for 90 days. our findings of a damning report. also in the program tonight we will bring you the latest on the disaster off the coast of southern greece. at least 78 people have died. the survivors suggesting as many packed onto that boat. reports of 100 children in the hold. a group of right-wing mep's pushback on the plans to increase conservation across the block. and nato defse leaders meet to discuss ongoing support for ukraine including a training timeline for the f-16 fighter jets. first, for the next half hour we are going to focus on the monumental date in u.k. politics. the release of the parliamentary report into boris johnson. the committee found the former prime minister deliberately and repeatedly misled mp's about parties at downing street when covid walked on measures were in place. it would have recommended suspending him for 90 days if he hadn't already stood down from the role after he saw the report last week. it als

>> it has been a bit of a mixed reaction with an parliament.ion parties are criticizing boris johnson heavily. i think many of them expected this report to come out was damn ing, critical of the way this has been drowned out for such a long time -- drawn out for such a long time. in the cservative party it was mixed, there were dozen members of parliament who are supportive of johnson, and say they want to vote against this report, when members of parliament will have a chance to vote on it on monday. generally speaking, there is a concern among the wider conservative party that they no longer want to be talking about the former prime minister. whether they liked him or not at one point, they are not keen to come out and support him right now. i think certainly, some of them, during that vote on monday will choose to stay away, maybe take part in some of the campaigning that is going on in his former seat, given that he is no longer an mp and there is due to be an election coming up shortly. the mood is mixed. in terms of how the public are fee

also gain up to 13 seats in parliament. ~ ., ., , , parliament.rant boat _ parliament. what impact has this migrant boat tragedy _ parliament. what impact has this migrant boat tragedy just - parliament. what impact has this migrant boat tragedy just 11 - parliament. what impact has this migrant boat tragedy just 11 days| migrant boat tragedyjust 11 days ago with a loss of many hundreds of people's lives had their? has it been part of the conversation and in particular the criticism from some of the survivors that the greek coastguard did not do enough to help? coastguard did not do enough to hel ? �* coastguard did not do enough to hel?�* ., , coastguard did not do enough to help? i'm actually standing here next to the _ help? i'm actually standing here next to the refugee _ help? i'm actually standing here next to the refugee camp - help? i'm actually standing here next to the refugee camp where j help? i'm actually standing here - next to the refugee camp where the survivors have been brought after the shipwreck. and i would say that neither th

naturally, the decision is with the parliament. i hope that this program and the government will be notified at the right time. we also have all the signs for the implementation of the program of mr. and dr. manzoor did not mean during the administration period of the soviet union, and now for me it is that the program and budget organization is not only the budget department, the program and budget, and what does it mean to follow the work of the program to the preparation, regulation and submission of the parliament to the implementation of the clause of the work plan. if there are any problems, follow up for our implementation faced with a problem in this regard, i would like to express my gratitude to saddam and to you dear ones, but in conclusion, i would like to thank the honorable members of the parliament and the trust you have placed in the honorable minister of education, mr. sahrai, may god grant him success in his hard work. mr. dr. maulvi, thank you for the work expected by the people, expected by the leadership of the

seventh, after approval by the government, it will go to the parliament.jad sohrabi of sed and sima news agency, the names of the dear and honorable winners of the handicraft week, and today is the 21st sunday of the qur'an, the meeting of ngos and handicraft artists in a report with the officials of the ministry cultural affairs and tourism in you are the host studio of the bakhtiari cups. you are the managing director of the handicrafts artists association of the country. greetings, greetings, courtesy and respect. i am serving you , your respected colleagues and dear viewers. this is a question mark when we have a few thanks in the field of handicrafts. in the field of the ministry of interior, they announced that we have about 80 registered handicrafts in the field of the ministry of interior, or there are a number of unions and cooperative companies that will be distributed today, and a large number of artists of the country's handicrafts company will participate in this meeting. very good things have happened in ancient handicrafts please let us know

borisjohnson lied to parliament, deliberately misled the country. _ parliament, deliberately misled then no remorse for his— country, and has shown no remorse for his behaviour. while time and money— for his behaviour. while time and money and — for his behaviour. while time and money and energy have been spent on examining _ money and energy have been spent on examining what was a self—evident truth _ examining what was a self—evident truth and _ examining what was a self—evident truth and long time ago, the cost of living _ truth and long time ago, the cost of living crisis— truth and long time ago, the cost of living crisis continues to balloon and our— living crisis continues to balloon and our constituents are suffering. is it and our constituents are suffering. is it not _ and our constituents are suffering. is it not shameful and depressing that it _ is it not shameful and depressing that it has — is it not shameful and depressing that it has taken this prolonged detaited — that it has taken this prolonged detailed scrutiny by the privileges committee to finally force some of the

yes. the institutions of parliament. yes, well i think — the institutions of parliament. i think there _ the institutions of parliament. yes, well i think there is _ the institutions of parliament. yes, well i think there is an _ well i think there is an extraordinary parallel right now between both sides of the atlantic with these two stories that happen to be running at the same time, and i don't think the word witchhunt is exclusively used in america, i think people understand the technology here. i think there are serious questions about the way the privileges committee has conducted itself. —— terminology. and also the nature of this inquiry. and also where democratic accountability really lies. and with the most part of our constitutional history, it has really been up to the electors to decide what happens to the iop... ever since we have had the nolan committee, there have been big debates to maintain standards in public life, but i think the way in which the privileges committee, particularly, change the terms of the engagement here, from whether or not borisjohn

the world recognizes the parliament. they are in every country whether they are in favor or against. what happens when the president of the united states is the biggest bird of the foreign minister ? this is the resolution of the congress. it is our parliament that all international literature this he knows what he wants and doesn't want to, we had a legislative duty to lift the sanctions. look, in the field of housing, in three hours, we have the same level of housing production, the same level of housing rental, and in the field of empty nines, and in fact, not handing over houses and maintaining these means in the medium term, there is no legislation in the field of employment. in the field of employment, this plan is related to employment that people have for employment permits. the business permit is the first issue that people have capital or not. we do not recognize some occupations as green oriented and he said within three the day he registers in this system, three days later, if there is a response, we will giv

you were behind from 9599 when you were in the parliament , this current government was at work, but you were behind from 99400 we attended the parliament, the process was very good, and it was you who we saw in the annual budget in the parliament of this government, the government brought and strengthened kerman, and said that this is enough, so we did our work, the government should have provided 20 thousand billion, which we reached a discussion of a thousand billion . my friends, let me explain why there is no one, as the qur'an says, an incentive has been created and a tax has been created for someone to invest, and the use of that has just started in 1401. in the country's natural resources and watershed management department , we have two major programs, one is about desertification, which commitments about one million and 350 thousand hectares the extent of desertification is 1500,000 and it has been realized during the sixth plan , which has happened more than 130%. in the discussion of watershed management of 10 million hectares, which was the commitment of the sixth plan ,

melli asked the parliament to draft a law in the second quarter. four months later , the representatives opposed its approval based on article 85 of the constitution. according to the principle , the relevant commissions of the parliament can approve laws to be implemented on a trial basis within a specified period. the national organization was supposed to probationary stay by the ministry the state of organizing the status of foreign nationals in iran should be launched. the end of the voting was not approved. this plan is supposed to be brought up in the parliament as usual. the secret entered the parliament. god willing, sarfraz nagri will be seen from outside. the leader of the revolution, in a meeting with the representatives, emphasized the completion of the half-time work of the parliament . before the end of the parliament, having half-finished projects left over from some bills during the approval of the law , there is no place to determine the priority of the plans and bills , it is the responsibility of the presidium of the parliament.

will be clarified with his presence in the cultural commission of the parliament.yam is reporting my colleague was from the busy day of the parliament in 140 in them. thank you. it is also possible in the light factory that provides complete and clear explanations about the programs that are active today in the public hall of the parliament as well as the commission . ali and hazrat fatemeh, peace be upon him, is scheduled to be held in 2010, and tonight, on the eve of the anniversary of the word of life, a literary gathering will be held at the family cultural center. the answers of hamed mohaghegh are the deputy welcome to the house of books and literature of iran, calculation of mass, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, i would like to ask you, his excellency, and friends who watch the program , that after the ceremony, what will happen in the family cultural center tonight on the occasion of the wedding anniversary of amir al-mominin, peace be upon him , and hazrat fatimah, may god bless you, we are in the service of a number of c

resident in the parliament, now its communication with the parliament and mrs. dore, journalist of the sed and sima news agency, mrs. nouri, i am at your service. i am at your service. the communication with mrs. nouri has not been established, and sangin, my colleagues , should contact her in the continuation of this news section . the deputy coordinator of the army emphasized look at the future of knowledge and technology said that in order not to be surprised in the face of diverse threats, you must look to the future. admiral siari considered relying on the power of knowledge and the livestock industry as one of the main factors for the effective presence of the nadaja fleets in the open international waters , the first major countries in the gulf of aden. we showed up and helped the world economy . we received a certificate of appreciation from the international maritime organization. a clear example of amir sayari's words can be found in the report of the international maritime organization known as mpeg, in which the actions of the iranian navy reduced th

qalibaf, the speaker of the official parliament, you mentioned to defend the dignity of the parliament . regarding the projects, i asked you to work in the constituencies, and based on the circular that you mentioned, unfortunately, it is a bad appointment. it is valid for one year and it should be in the service of the system until next year . please follow up this issue seriously. today, if google wants to follow up and carry out projects in the city , please follow up on this issue. it is responsible according to 137 of the constitution. and is responsible for buying prohibited items mohammad yari, yesterday i was present and reminded the honorable minister of the country that the notification was actually 11 dawn and corrected yesterday and sending this discussion , we are at your service anyway. rahman al-rahim, on the eve of the martyrdom of seyyed martyrs of the revolution, we thank the efforts of our loved ones in the judiciary across the country with a new approach that protects the production of trust, invests in reducing crime and that day-to-day flow, good luck with empathy

walking about parliament toda , i findings? walking about parliament today. i have _ findings?s? walking about parliament today, i have to say _ findings? walking about parliament today, i have to say i _ findings? walking about parliament today, i have to say i think - today, i have to say i think colleagues on all sides seem to be more than willing to accept that the privileges committee has the one that has gone to the trouble of hearing evidence. when i hear those critics, the supporters of boris johnson, including quite frankly outrageous attacks on the integrity of this committee, i haven't seen any of them come up with any examples of how that evidence has been improperly assessed. anybody reading this evidence can see how the committee has come to a very measured set of conclusions. they established something we all actually knew anyway, that boris johnson clearly knew the rules because he announced them. they established what he said in parliament, again, something that was a matter of fact, they carefully review that. and they established the evidence for what he clai

the resolutions of the parliament are about the control and organization of the housing market.olutions of the islamic council will come into force if approved by the guardian council. borderband of sed and sima news agency is doctored if approved by the guardian council . now the details were being reported by colleagues. how can this organization of the housing market help? what is happening? dear mr. seifi, we asked you in the parliament after the housing production jump law that we must adjust the supply and demand in the market so as not to increase the production . there is definitely disorder in the market. the law of the first part has done this work and opens its hand to be able to take important measures in the construction of housing . investors in the housing market have become a the capitalized product means that i will buy it. even after 10 years, there is a term . if you go to the house, it is not locked. with all the subsidies, it is made by hand . investors can sell it in two years. for ten years, different dollars have changed hands several times, but it has no

aram text eight and invalid votes , therefore, the parliament voted to trust mr. aliabadi as the honorable minister of mining industry and trade. in less than 30 minutes, aliabadi explained his 8 strategic plans to the parliament and said that he would concentrate his plans and develop exports . the minister of mining industry and trade said that his other plans are to avoid the sale of raw materials, activate industrial estates, reduce government tenure, and support seat innovations, which received serious attention before the words of the minister of mining industry and trade. with your app hai aliabadi announced that a number of representatives are also familiar with speaking against and in favor of government problems. i know that the ministry of silence will stand up to you, the people . the comprehensive real estate information system of the executive bodies reported to the representatives 85 thousand 759 properties and the representatives approved an urgent bill to support the culture of chastity and hijab . let's have time the truth of the all-round bill,

can ijust go back on that to say that parliament was - that to say that parliament was happy.u and nadine dorries essentially issuing, i won't say a threat in an aggressive way, but saying that mps that voted for this report were in danger of deselection. and actually, the words nadine dorries said, mps could be deselected. you said, any tory mp in my view that backs this is anti—democratic and they will face a vote of no confidence. is it for you to say that? it vote of no confidence. is it for you to say that?— to say that? it is for the members to say that? it is for the members to say that? it is for the members to sa it. to say that? it is for the members to say it- i — to say that? it is for the members to say it- i am _ to say that? it is for the members to say it. i am chairman _ to say that? it is for the members to say it. i am chairman of - to say that? it is for the members to say it. i am chairman of the - to say it. i am chairman of the conservative organisation. we don't have a direct locus on it. but the members can bring a vote of confidence and they have come