of weapons, she calls for maximum success, and she wants to remain at the head of the european people 's party and be its representative as president of the european commission, that is, let's not forget that in three months there will be elections to the european parliament, in which the european people's party will try to keep its own. the position of the currently dominant political power of the old world, this also determines the position of ursula funderlein, and the continuation of ukraine's effective resistance, the continuation of ukraine's struggle against russia, this is currently a component of the pre-election program of the european people's party, i have no doubts about this issue. mr. yevgeny, one more topic is quite important, because literally... in a few hours , the president of the united states of america , joseph biden, should speak before the congress of the united states of america, but obviously one of the topics will be an appeal for aid to ukraine, restoration of funding, 61 billion dollars is planned to be allocated to ukraine, well at least it was planned earlier, b

ended a long time ago, the people's political consultative council, this is such a kind of all-people 's multi-partyn of the npc of the national people's congress , where there are, as it were, two levels, one obvious, understandable, that is, an increase in military spending has been announced everyone. 2%, which is quite understandable, given the militarization of the asian-oceanic region; by the way, just against the backdrop of two sessions , us-south korean military exercises are taking place, free counting, and so on, were published. drivers of growth, cheap labor, favorable geopolitical situation , there is no longer us competition, to put it mildly, there is no longer a factory in the world, there is a technological power, new drivers have arrived, they are being formed, this is, of course, double circulation, and new projects and so on, then in fact, we are watching these seemingly boring numbers, in fact, new content, new content of a leading technological power, well, in fact, number one in many indicators, if we sum it all up... and we are on our eve of our on the great holiday of march

now to turkey, where millions of people are voting in local elections, which could see president erdogan�*s partyld see president erdogan�*s party retaking control of key cities it lost in the last vote five years ago. most eagerly watched is the outcome in istanbul, which is home to nearly a fifth of the population. the current mayor there — ekrem imamoglu — is seen as mr erdogan�*s biggest challenger in decades. if he wins today, it would boost his standing as a potential rival to president erdogan in 2028. the elections are taking place against a backdrop of severe economic problems, including inflation of nearly 70%. esra yalchinalp from the bbc turkish service is in istanbul she told me more about the significance of these elections. they are going to determine who is going to solve our traffic problems, or who is going to collect our garbage, basically but they signify so much more for the country today. i myself went out to vote a couple of hours ago. as usual, i was faced with long queues of voters waiting at the ballot boxes. people really do care. and turkey has always been a country wi

sweden with today is official. the congress of the largest european party, the people 's bid to join in fact, the leader of the european union, whom they supported, as is known, of course, ursula vonlaen. who made a furious anti -russian russophobic speech there about how much europe is changing and i, of course, that in europe there are conservative voices and forces that are not represented either in parliament or in the main press, which, well actually controls public opinion, not in university teaching circles, alas, but... really a lot, this is a fact, but on the other hand, this new elite, which is the last generation of it, as i joke, there is greta thunberg, that’s intellectual , and also a mantra. this is anti-russian, until it changes, i don’t really believe that there can be any serious change. next, what i notice, look, starting from the twenties, from the pogrom of the first world war, or atomization, the philosophy of atomization of the nation, a citizen of the world, and the only thing left, if you need to unite, is nazism. here is germany, after what was done to it in

government to declare a national emergency and to look into the impact of sewage spills on people�*s health. the green partys should have been invested instead. the government has also been responding, of course, the water minister called the spills unacceptable and said that water companies must go further and faster to tackle storm overflows. jonah, thank you very much. jonah fisher reporting there. six construction workers who fell into the water when a bridge in baltimore collapsed yesterday are now presumed dead. the search and rescue operation has been called off. the bridge was hit by a container ship which had suffered a power failure, possibly caused by dirty fuel. here�*s our correspondent graham satchell. as the sun rose in baltimore, this tragedy moved into a new phase. after searching the icy waters of the patapsco river for more than ia hours, emergency services are now in a recovery mission looking for bodies. a team of construction workers were on the bridge at the time of the collision. two were rescued, but six are missing feared dead. one of them has been named as miguel luna. originally

if you didn�*t know it wasn�*t real, you�*d think he�*s at this party and he�*s met all these peoplepost itself. i uncovered dozens more ai generated images of black voters like this, mainly featuring donald trump. while ai images ofjoe biden exist, it�*s much harder to find ones which feature voters and target a particular demographic. whether biden or trump pictures, there�*s no evidence they�*re affiliated with either campaign. scary that it can be created. it's scary that somebody can push it out, but the part that scares us the most is when somebody in our community gets it, maybe an influencer, right? maybe a rapper. and then from there, it's viral and itjust takes on a life and a truth of its own. how important is the black vote? the black vote is is critical. it's going to be critical in this election coming up. it�*s swing voters who are feeling disillusioned, like douglas in atlanta, georgia, who could be the target for this type of content. the democratic party only comes around to pander to the black vote only when re—election comes up. once they get re—elected, they forg

well, i think the _ mainstream parties have been tried and tested and that�*s what i wanted to stand up for and to voice, be a voice of the peoplents across, basically what our town feels and what the, you know, on a bigger stage, what our town feels and what the, you know, on a biggerstage, our nation feels. and i wanted to be the front man of that for our town, rochdale. and ifeel front man of that for our town, rochdale. and i feel we�*ve front man of that for our town, rochdale. and ifeel we�*ve achieved that in four weeks, yeah. d0 rochdale. and i feel we've achieved that in four weeks, yeah.— that in four weeks, yeah. do you think ou that in four weeks, yeah. do you think you can — that in four weeks, yeah. do you think you can inspire _ that in four weeks, yeah. do you think you can inspire other - that in four weeks, yeah. do you think you can inspire other parts| that in four weeks, yeah. do you i think you can inspire other parts of the country to do similar? i think you can inspire other parts of the country to do similar?- the country to do similar? i hope so. i the country to do similar? i hope so- i hope _ the coun

s right now, this is a new era for the republican party. our anchor and are working peopleborhood and you look at the three issues top ofh the list: economy and the0 moamerican family paying $10,000 more every year for the same stuff than just a few years ago. they are pegging and working harder for benefits for illegal immigration, 9 million people have come from somewhere else. >> laura: at least.n >> no country in the history of the world, laura has declared war in its own natural resourcet like we have. we are shipping those jobs toan china, hollowed out the middle class and everything is more the expensive because of it. >> laura: the race for the newei senate g.o.p. leader is on.th mcconnell comes out and endorses trumpun today. through him has endorsed trump, corn and has endorsed trump. obviously connell is out but thume or corn and, do they represent the working class sensibility that you say and int believe is now at the heart of the republican party? will we be back to the wel estabestablishment and we hope e majority? >> thaeadingt is the perspectivm reading in

see how, unfortunately, people's deputies are being humiliated. it doesn't matter which party they are from, opposition or non-opposition, this is the humiliation of a people 's who is told, don't go, go back, because somewhere someone has written a letter, and you can't go anywhere, ivana k'. deputy of ukraine, mrs. ivano, i congratulate you, good afternoon, well, this is what i am now cited, regarding the decision of the european parliament , how it is possible, how it can affect the change in the approach of the leadership of the verkhovna rada, first of all, to the implementation of activities by deputies of their powers outside ukraine, which is very important, please, well, you know, i am still i can only see that the leadership of the parliament is trying to... blame those deputies who began to speak out loud about these unreasonable restrictions and abuse of the power of the leadership of the parliament in relation to the permission or disallowance of trains in this or that way business trips and this translates, you know, from time to time into the road, because they are accused of what they do. those who talk about it, instead of abandoning such a p

now to turkey, where millions of people are voting in local elections, which could see president erdogan�*s party cities it lost in the last polls five years ago. most eagerly watched is the outcome in istanbul, which is home to nearly a fifth of the population. the current mayor there, ekrem imamoglu, is seen as mr erdogan�*s biggest challenger in decades. if he wins today, it would boost his standing as a potential rival to president erdogan in 2028. the elections are taking place against a backdrop of severe economic problems, including inflation of nearly 70%. earlier we heard from esra yalcinalp from bbc turkish for more on this. well, about 60 million people are expected to vote today in turkey. but we can say that all eyes will be in istanbul today, because of its significance for both the ruling justice and development party, ak party, the party of mr erdogan, as well as the opposition chp. turkey's economic and social powerhouse, istanbul, was ruled by akp and its islamist predecessors for about 25 years, and then in 2019, the chp alliance won, with ekrem imamoglu as the mayor. and he is

millions of people have been going to the polls, which could see president erdogan�*s party retakingyor there — ekrem imamoglu is leading against the candidate from erdogan�*s party. if imamoglou wins today, it would boost his standing as a potential rival to president erdogan in 2028. the elections are taking place against a backdrop of severe economic problems, including inflation of nearly 70%. earlier, i spoke to 0nur erem from the bbc�*s turkish service, who told me the latest right now, we can say that around 20% of the votes are counted and it looks like, especially in the major cities, the last years of economic crisis has affected the voters' decisions, and for the first time in local election history, the main opposition looks like they're getting more votes than the government party, and have more members in local councils, and also more mayors than the government party. we can say that may change because it's only 20% of the votes counted yet, but even getting a result close to the government party would be a huge success for the main opposition party, because they have b

our china correspondent steve mcdonell went to the great hall of the people to try to find out more. what do china �*s communist partyey want to win? let's try to find out. it is like pulling teeth. there is a sense from the delegates hear that they don't want to speak out of turn when it comes to expressing an opinion on us politics, but they are worried about china— us relations and they want them to improve. do check out our website where there is plenty of analysis on that story, and the rest of the day �*s stories, too. there will be a major address on the economy. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news here in the uk... the mother of emma caldwell is meeting scotland's first minister to call for a public inquiry into the investigation of her daughter's murder. margaret caldwell wants a judge to look into the failings by police in the case. iain packer was jailed for life last month for the murder of emma in 2005. birmingham city council is to vote on a wave of cuts to local services and a 21% rise in its rate of council tax. the largest local authority in europe declared itself effective

unfortunately, a two-party system in america, that is, of course, that people can have much more views than binary views, that is , people are not only center-left and center-right, but that 's way it is. .. the exercises of the republican party that have been going on for 30 years , he brought it, i would say, to the right corner, the democratic party also has such a left current, but it is not there, no, it is influential, but still the same, still after all, it does not have the ability, so to speak, to take over the party and dictate its own conditions, that is, there are people with more left-wing views, left-wing, you know, in the american sense, in europe we would say that they are so typical socially. democrats, but they do not have a decisive influence, and the republican party, as american viewers themselves say, is simply captured by trump, that he captured it, and he did with it what he wanted to do with it, and that, to things, he completed it by changing the leadership of the republican national committee, putting two co-chairs there now, and one of these the co-chairman is his son's wife , so that's how he made the party a family business, as everyone says...

and the more people in scotland see of keir starmer�*s labour, the less enthusiasm there is for a partyands for managing uk economic decline with the only thing changing being the resident of number ten. we have every right to be confident of winning the election here in scotland. but this has never been a party to rest on its laurels. the price we seek as far too great for that. let as a pledge today to redouble our efforts, to retain and renew the people of scotland's trust in every city, every town, every single village in the country. let us take this message to every home in scotland. 0nly us take this message to every home in scotland. only the snp will put scotland first. and independence is the only future that will lead as to a fairer, more prosperous country for all. applause friends, the people we serve the snp now more than ever before. because 14 years of a westminster tory government have been truly devastating. they have tanked the uk economy, they have cut public services to the bone, they have pushed houses of our children to poverty, because the biggest fall in living

brought it and handed it over there to... the central committee of the party, that 's what they were counting on, i think about these peoplell the time, what dzyuba was counting on, yes, when he stood up in the cinema of ukraine and did this. manifesto essentially, and when internationalism or russification was written , what did these 139 people count on, when, when they already understood everything, well, everything was clear, how do you explain it, you know, it seems to me that in the first half of the 60s, it was still like that , ah, youthful naivety, it seemed to them that it was possible to negotiate with the authorities, that it was possible to somehow point out some shortcomings, yes, well, actually they are all the time. they appeal to legality, look, as if officially, stalin's crimes have been condemned, de-stalinization has taken place, yes, and we somehow have on the foundations, here is such a cleansed, supposedly society to exist, yes, ah, already after these arrests in the mid-60s, yes, at the end of the 60s, these letters, this is more of a demonstration of solidarity, this... i don't think they expected

a small press conference for journalists, just like the main candidate from the new party people, vladislav davankov ’st we were able to convey our program, the party’s program, new people. it is important that tens of thousands of people joined us, sincerely and truly campaigned, and i believe that this is our first, first attempt, the first presidential election, let's continue, let's continue our work, everyone parliamentary parties that considered it necessary to participate in the elections all participated and indeed this is in many ways a dialogue of the country about its future. everyone here unanimously says that the elections were held without violations, the work that vladislav dvankov began will definitely continue, let me remind you that the candidate has over 70 regional headquarters, they all continue to remain via video link, such analytical work is already underway, work in the main election headquarters did not stop at the moment when the polling stations were opened, in fact, this headquarters has turned into such a situation center where... to watch and track the progress of the vot

party without borders or p s. f. came hours after several people were killed in an assault on the nation's national security agency. government officials said wednesdays events followed the arrest of a p. s. f member accused of an assassination attempt against the supreme court's president. by many address reports from a bush and neighboring nigeria, this awful position indeed, i do not follow to see you on his house and the houses other top officials of the opposition source on his party without voters in germany, not one wednesday, but before then, there was a gunfight on tuesday night to uh, wednesday morning. wow. you should say they confronted comp elements belonging to the opposition of w tried to assassinate the president of the country. stop court. now in that incident, they will fall just saying that i know the senior official of the party was fatally shot. and of course, there are also other debts that were not. the numbers were not given by the, with the origin in german, on, on the streets of dom united. so that i have there is heavy presence of security forces and also around the headquarters of the o

now, the labour party doesn't give sanctuary to these people. that's ridiculous . sridiculous. s they actually cause immense turmoil and trouble. i mean, i've been the labour party. i know that when the 2005 election, jeremy corbyn, he's not, thank god, no he is uh, he's up. but keir starmer the leader supported jeremy when jeremy said his he was with hamas. was friends with hamas. >> are elements of the >> there are elements of the labour people have labour party. people have a right concerned about right to be concerned about every politician. >> i don't want to cite the >> and i don't want to cite the most politicians. most distinguished politicians. we've our sofa today is we've got on our sofa today is crucified for something, he said that was wrong. ten or whatever number of years ago. i'm not going to go through nigel farage and love i like nigel, but by and i love i like nigel, but by god some wacko things. god he said some wacko things. now in 2005 election, i had the islamist . now in 2005 election, i had the islamist. it's called now in 2005 election, i ha

the republican democratic party mentions you in their speeches, and in general you don’t go there. who will be trusted by the american people, the american voter, well, here ’sf his work as president, mr. trump, today’s presidential candidate, reproached me for precisely the fact that i sympathize biden, this was more than four years ago, he told me so in one of the conversations, you want him to win, excuse me, i’ll tell you how he did it... they supported her as a candidate, well, that’s some complete bullshit , as for today ’s pre-election situation, it is becoming more and more uncivilized in nature, i would not like... i came to moscow and tried to persuade you not to run for president, do you remember this story, then he spoke about it while meeting with the russian opposition in spassa chaos, and wrote about it gary kasparov, that biden told this story, that he came to the russian white house to prime minister putin and tried in every possible way to dissuade him from becoming president, otherwise he would have an arab spring here, that is, biden is kind of not very good, so to speak , didn’t really like you, in general even then you had such a histor

party, you know , a party, well, it’s a get-together, actually a party , there used to be a disco, people got acquainted there, that ’sutside. we seem to be standing in a stream, but we need to let go of our partner, take literally five steps between us to form a nice, straight, even path. street: a complex of traditional dance games that were held at youth celebrations; the purpose of the street was to introduce boys and girls. in general, our movements are as follows: we also go towards each other, the meeting is always the same, back to back, with the right hand and... with the hand, and my favorite thing, we hold hands like this , we move until the very end, let's go , don’t unclasp your hands and don’t rush, otherwise your head will spin, super! we again approach our pairs , play a little more, look into each other’s eyes, raise our hands up and well, we become an ordinary trickle, and now we have a game of trust, so that our trickle is even, only, first we go, our couples pass the stream with their backs, flirt, now your back is turned, and where where is our ah? so we need to stand in a tight circle, hands like

life is a people think of the estimate is about 8 million babies have been bored because -- born because of iv,f since his creation in the late 70's. our partyinly committed to that. [inaudible] >> we have not addressed it as a leadership team but we will look at it carefully. obviously, i mean the government has a the government's action. as a general premise but we have -- we have not released to the details of that legislation and we will process it in time. we are going to wrap this up because we are going into session and i'm making the big team speech to everybody in just a few moments. i got to get ready for that. my is for us to stand together. look,, i'll say this and this is what i begin with with them, eryone says, the election cycle is the most important one of our lifetime. we say it every election cycle. everybody knows this one truly is for all the marbles. we have entire industries, sectors and the economy facing existential threats to their existence. we have the world is a stature n the world stage has been diminished by this administration and democrats have the power -- we have crime rising throughout the country and infl

party driven by our values. because our values are the people of scotland �*s values.guided us. i cannot tell you how proud i am to lead a party that is on the right side of history. iam i am proud of stephen flynn and our mps, who have consistently been calling for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. they have been westminster �*s conscience at a time when that institution has completely and utterly lost its moral compass. the snp have been unequivocal in speaking out for what is right. we have provided the moral leadership that westminster has sorely lacked. and there should now be no doubt about what must happen. the killing of innocent civilians must stop. hostages must be freed, and the sale of weapons from the uk to israel must end. to those who are suffering, one of the worst humanitarian catastrophes i have ever witnessed, i promise you that the snp will continue to raise our voices for an end to the killing. westminster �*s a refusal to provide any meaningful leadership in gaza, its failure to even allow for a proper vote on a ceasefire and an end to collective pu

you know, the democratic party artisttys and for voting rights and encouraging as many people ts ano vote as possible and giving them as many choices. that's what democracy is. s whatit's not the party in the soviet union. ndidates >> the political party would choose the candidates and you thesm forgot the hav elections. and that's now what we're lookinlectionsg at in this counc where the political party has all day and its candidate and is doing everything it canne to make sure that nobody else can get on the ballot. you can see there's a lof the ba t of anger in the streets. >> i don't know if you can see the screen now, but there are mobsknowth of angry democra, young democrats just furious with the biden foreign policy. >> how do you see that shaking out? with >> well, right now, i'm doing y better with young democrat with young americans than either president trump org amon president biden. i'm beating i'm winning among g younyoung americans, you know, under the age of 35 nationally. 35i'm i'm i'm beating both president trump and president biden in the battleground states among young americans. ricansi'm also winning amongents independents, which the jers

didn't know it wasn't real, you'd think he's at this party and he's met all these people who support him because it's quite convincing. if anybody�*sage, that's a problem with that person, not with the post itself. i uncovered dozens more. i uncovered dozens more ai generated images of black voters like this, mainly featuring donald trump. while ai images ofjoe biden exist, it's much harder to find ones which feature voters and target a particular demographic. whether biden or trump pictures, there's no evidence they're affiliated with either campaign. it's scary that it can be created. it's scary that somebody can push it out, but the part that scares us the most is when somebody in our community gets it, maybe an influencer, right? maybe a rapper. and then from there, it's viral and itjust takes on a life and a truth of its own. how important is the black vote? the black vote is critical. it's going to be critical in this election coming up. it's swing voters who are feeling disillusioned, like douglas in atlanta, georgia, who could be the target for this type of ai content. the democratic party only comes around to pander to the

protocols in case of violations, we are on our side the parties are also preparing a number of materials and investigations there, in the declaration of people 'sies, deputies of local councils, and accordingly we will also experience this, and it is a good thing that you will honestly analyze it, honestly succeed in it, and you will publish it on your website, come in, read there, you will read that you will not be able to sleep without a reliable one, ms. victoria, thank you for the analysis and the comment from the traffic honestly, well, we also need it quickly, we are going to take a short break, then the ater will continue the news about the fact that the prices of gasoline there have skyrocketed and about what is happening in border russia, in a few minutes in the news. there are 10% discounts on lisobact in podorozhnyk bam-tashchad pharmacies. there are 10% discounts on valeriana bolgarska in podorozhnyk bamtaoshkad pharmacies. there are 10% discounts on lactial in travel pharmacies in bantaschat. tired of heavy and bulky saws, then the strong saw from razpak tv is for you, with it you can easily cut trees and shrubs, it is so convenien

parties. and one of the effects of that is that politics become r and it's a kind a thing you think about every four years. 's something that professionals do. and ordinary people don't and we may be coming to a moment when that's nowill mean alongside your structural changes. i think having the democratic party sink about what hav people involved means, how to how to create mass participation and energy. we just had an election campaign insful. and one of the reasons it was was because the party ran a big, you know kind of big. were of jolly, you know, people had to physically to warsaw and, you know,ple came and it was fun and, you know, and that was part of what gave what created this energy around the the campaign and it and they organized, you know, chants and they participated. and the democratic party may also not again, i keep saying the democratic poe mean i mean the democracy coalition might also have to thinkget people engaged again. and how dois goñ

people. rishi sunak faces criticism after giving a knighthood to wannabe party's giving a knighthood to wannabe pa rty�*systems scandal with the post office. and beyonce is back with her first ever country album. hello. welcome to the programme. we start this hour in the middle east. syria has blamed israel for airstrikes on the northern city of aleppo which have killed at least 42 people and wounded many others. they include syrian soldiers and some fighters from the lebanese group hezbollah. in gaza, israel has said it s looking at ways to increase humanitarian aid being sent to the gaza strip and has denied that it places any limits on the amount getting in.

people. rishi sunak faces criticism after giving a knighthood to wannabe party's giving a knighthood to wannabe pa rty�*sargest giving a knighthood to wannabe party's largest owners. new evidence emerges in the it systems scandal with the post office. and beyonce is back with her first ever country album. hello. welcome to the programme. we start this hour in the middle east. syria has blamed israel for airstrikes on the northern city of aleppo which have killed at least 42 people and wounded many others. they include syrian soldiers and some fighters from the lebanese group hezbollah. in gaza, israel has said it s looking at ways to increase humanitarian aid being sent to the gaza strip and has denied that it places any limits on the amount getting in. on thursday the un's top court ordered israel to take all necessary and effective action to ensure basic food supplies reached the palestinian population. i spoke to our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, about the latest developments. well, we're hearing from the syrians very clearly that they blame israel for the strikes. but when i spoke to the

people, they would do that. katy, very briefly, one thing we noticed in that budget — everybody�*s been accusing each other of stealing policies, but the thing on non—doms was a labour partylems on both _ there's a lot of mixing up. there are problems on both sides. it i there's a lot of mixing up. there i are problems on both sides. it irks the leaders on the right... but it does box labour into a degree because they're now being asked if they're not changing their pledges, what is it — a tax rise, as it barring? best how the tories want to fight the next election. kata; barring? best how the tories want to fight the next election.— fight the next election. katy balls and ava send _ fight the next election. katy balls and ava send tina _ fight the next election. katy balls and ava send tina evans, - fight the next election. katy balls and ava send tina evans, thank l fight the next election. katy balls l and ava send tina evans, thank you very much. if you want any more on the details, or you want more analysis, you know where you can go. that is the bbc news website. we are still running a live page as well with reaction from across the political spectrum. as i say, the

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know it was real, you'd think you'd think he's at this party and he's met all these people who support him. because it's quite convincing. if anybody�*scebook page, that's a problem with that person, not with the post itself. i uncovered dozens more ai—generated images of black voters like this, mainly featuring donald trump. while ai image ofjoe biden exist, it's much harder to find ones that feature voters and target a particular demographic. whether biden or trump pictures, there's no evidence they're affiliated with either campaign. scary it can be created. it's scary somebody can push it out, but the part that scares us the most is when somebody in our community gets it, maybe an influencer, right, maybe a rapper, and then from there it's viral and itjust takes on a life and a truth of its own. how important is the black vote? the black vote is critical. it's going to be critical in this election coming up. it's swing voters who are feeling disillusioned, like douglas in atlanta, georgia, who could be the targets for this type of ai content. the democratic party only comes. around to pander to the black vote only when re—election

obviously, there are people who thought i wasn't reflective of today's republican party, a much more of the reagan sken into consideration what i think i going to be some inflection points coming up as we move into the summertime. i'm very concerned about our national conventions in the protest that i believe will come from the pro — hamas and it could change especially one as a binary choice between joe especially one as a binary choice betweenjoe biden and donald trump. i’m choice between joe biden and donald trump.— donald trump. i'm glad you mentioned _ donald trump. i'm glad you mentioned that _ donald trump. i'm glad you mentioned that because i donald trump. i'm glad you mentioned that because we j mentioned that because we should talk about that and i don't think they are pro hamas, i think they are pro palestine. i think they are pro palestine. i think they are pro palestine. i think i would disagree with what i say. i think i would disagree with what i say-— i think i would disagree with whatlsa. v , , what i say. it's my “0b to keep eveenery * what i say. it's my “0b to keep eveenery in h

people who represent us. the all—party parliamentary group provided evidence to the ombudsman�*s inquiry and they have suggested level six of the severity of injustice scale. that would mean each woman affected would have a minimum of £10,000. if that was 3.6 million, that would be a huge amount of money. it is £36 billion which is eye watering li huge. but the government saved £181 billion by sneaking the back door, by trying to get away without actually telling us, because i am sure that was a political choice.— political choice. that is the chair a . ainst political choice. that is the chair against women _ political choice. that is the chair against women against - political choice. that is the chair against women against state - political choice. that is the chair - against women against state pension injustice. let us speak to one of those who missed out on their pension and has still not had it. she is 65 and joins us from dorset. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. could ifirst get your reaction to the ombudsman�*s report? i think it is absolutely marvellous but i'm _ i think it is absolutely

didn't know it wasn't real, you'd think he's at this party and he's met all these people who support him because it's quite convincing. if anybody�*sy or another because of one photo they see on on a facebook page, that's a problem with that person, not with the post itself. i uncovered dozens more. ai generated images of black voters like this, mainly featuring donald trump. while ai images ofjoe biden exist, it's much harder to find ones which feature voters and target a particular demographic. whether biden or trump pictures, there's no evidence they're affiliated with either campaign, gary, that it can be created. ——scary that it can be created. it's scary that somebody can push it out, but the part that scares us the most is when somebody in our community gets it. maybe an influencer, right? maybe a rapper. and then from there, it's viral and itjust takes on a life and a truth of its own. how important is the black vote? the black vote is critical. it's going to be critical in this election coming up. it's swing voters who are feeling disillusioned, like douglas in atlanta, georgia, who could be the target for this type of ai

opposition which is basically led by imran khan�*s pti party and pti backed candidates who are actually creating quite an uproar because a lot of peopleave to see as the pull that ice parliament is going to come to the challenge and deliver what they promised. imran khan are still injail, is party likely to forward with protests over him being elected prime minister. right forward with protests over him being elected prime minister.— elected prime minister. right now the are elected prime minister. right now they are protesting _ elected prime minister. right now they are protesting and _ elected prime minister. right now they are protesting and even - they are protesting and even yesterday they were protesting on the streets so imran khan�*s party has been protesting a lot for two or three years only because they claim that imran khan has been alleging he was ousted from the parliament due to some conspiracy by the united states and then he later changed his stance and said it was actually the former army chief of pakistan who conspired against him. since then he has been saying this so his party is expected to protest the selection,

administration's push, pushed to far left of the progressive part of his party they think we should spend the money on the eev 's, american peoplehey can get large distances, to be able to have the type of vehicles they want, they don't want the government telling them what type of car and vehicle they can purchase, unfortunate that biden administration and the democratic congress in the senate keep moving in that directed to force every american to vehicles, that they don't want and are dangerous. elizabeth: what do you think your colleagues will do about it. >> we have a pro-energy ajecteda in the house before the -- ajeng agenda in the house, there was a lot of money that went to the electric vehicle programs with 8500 bucks to purchase it we will shut that down. and my hope is that we focus on making the united states the energy place of the world in country and make us energy efficient. elizabeth: you worried about this? what is coming out of the white house? >> sluicely. absolutely. >> congressman greg stuebe thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: joining us tomorrow, senator markwayne mullin. former speech writer for former

people who represent us. the all—party parliamentary group provided evidence to the ombudsman�*s inquiry and they have suggestedcompensation should be at level six of the severity of injustice scale. that would mean each woman affected would have a minimum of £10,000. if that was 3.6 million, it would be a huge amount of money, £36 billion. that is eye watering huge. the government saved £181 billion by sneaking this in through the back door, by trying to get away without actually telling us. i am sure that was a political choice. we cannot imagine the government and the department for work and pensions would be that incompetent. great you are on this morning _ would be that incompetent. great you are on this morning and _ would be that incompetent. great you are on this morning and it _ would be that incompetent. great you are on this morning and it will - would be that incompetent. great you are on this morning and it will be - are on this morning and it will be great as well to hear from voices all over the country, responses this really well laid out for us angela. let's go and meet your voices, our listene

people's conway as was a focus on tackling wrote. the event offers glimpses into how the communist party plans to get the economy back on track. and the u. s. agency for palestinian refugees fights for its survival. it's heavy says the israel is out to dismantle fund run. 2000000 dozens have been displaced from their homes, many of them.

incredible leverage point on a very small fraction of the parties who then choose people are out of step often times, not but oftentimes with the population. 's one reason i sort of miss one convention has had a real role because they had a much broader set of interests and dynamics coming in. it's one reason i often prefer parliamentary systems where parties are making more of the decision. so tha leverage. the filibuster is a space of leverage, right. i, i won't go into this. i will bore you guys forever with this. i do. but the filibuster makes mise less likely in the senate, not more likely. if you know, you you know, if you can kill a bill that is often better for you than compromising on a bill. i't kill bills compromising might be better for you than ineffectually voting. no, over and over and over again. there are a lot of things you could do to alter the struct politics that might help. now, it wouldn't together, something that i think is a s work is so important for is these dynamics international they recur across political systems with different rules and structures but how your political system works does more with that. so the i

china opens its national people's congress with a focus on tackling, wrote, the event offers glimpses into how the communist party plans to get the economy back on track. and the u. s. agency for palestinian refugees fights for its survival. it's heavy says the israel is out to dismantle fund rock. 2000000 dozens have been displaced from their homes. many of them are now facing stineman and disease. the sarah kelly. welcome to the program. days after the damaging admission that taped conversation between high level german military personnel was leaked into a russian hands, germany's defense minister says that the blame for the incident lies with simple human error. 4 days after the revelation started making headlines, the story is stepped before the cameras to explain in further detail exactly what went wrong. he says that a single port in color dialed in to join the discussion about the use of tourist missiles and ukraine without taking the necessary security measures 5 for the story as was unable. however, to explain how the recording of the call made it into russian hands on time, are now calling the league a hybrid. this information attacked. the story is expan

people to electronic dance music and an underground party scene began to emerge. now, more iranian female djs are joining the illegal dance floors of iran. the bbc�*sran, i was looking at the dj all the time and thinking to myself, "i would like to have that same job". nesa azadikhah is one of the first female djs in iran. she built her career djing at underground raves in tehran in a scene that women weren't always welcomed. i remember reactions weren't that great. people looked at me as if there was something wrong with me. some men even thought because of what i was doing, they could easily touch or kiss me. thousands of miles away from iran's restrictions, the dance music industry is still very much male—dominated. based on the international music summit's 2023 report, women make up only 15% of the top 100 dj bookings at festivals and clubs globally. paramida is an iranian—german dj. she lives in berlin and is a resident dj at one she is now in france and plays across europe. playing outside iran, for me, is liberating. i feel relaxed and don't worry about being arrested or the event getting cancelled. but for me, nothing beats the vibe of iran

people show up to vote uncommitted because they're so tickedsingle s off and thousands of thousands more votes in other states. there some real angst and realh pushback that if people think there's a viable third party option, that's dangerous for the white house. yeah. yeah. and thingsbl fastest up next. >> i know on the liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds that's and i saved hundreds that's grea everyone everything. yeahle♪ liber eric how many peod you tell? >> only pay for what you need. yeah. brady 48% of americans don't get enough, which is vital for bone, nerve and muscle health. i recommend funerals, extra strength, high absorption, magnesium. magnesium. it gives 100% of the dailyly value of magnesium. you know, the brand i trust it's hard to explain what this feels like moving piles of earth just by moving up to £4,000 with a machine that weighs less than half that weighs less than half that cutting grass, clearing the way and perfecting every the way and perfecting every inch we could keep trying to put it in the works, but nothing compares to experiencing it for yourself. >> you just have to get in the seat, learn more at john deere .com slash get in the seat eve

they say it will improve people�*s abilities to... well, their happiness in the workplace, fundamentally, and the conservatives will probably use it as a stick to beat the labour partyn�*t like, but labour believes this is an issue and a set of policies that will go down very well with the electorate. president biden and donald trump have hit the campaign trail in georgia — a crucial state in november�*s presidential election. mr biden accused his republican rival of wanting to turn the clock back on race relations in america. mr trump said he had done more for black people in the united states than any president since abraham lincoln. security services in north—west nigeria are searching for hundreds of school children abducted in a series of mass kidnappings. the latest, on saturday morning, saw armed men storm a school in sokoto state, taking 15 students and four women. two days earlier, more than 280 students were taken from their school in kaduna state. at least 28 pupils have managed to escape since their capture on thursday. earlier in the week, some 200 people — most of them, women and children — were abducted in the north—east, after leaving their displacem

officers from the democratic unionist party have been meeting in the last few hours after details of these charges emerged. people have noted that sirjeffrey donaldson�*s deleted overnight. and sirjeffrey donaldson is the longest serving mp in northern ireland. he was elected in 1997 for the constituency of lagan valley and he was an elected of the dup in 2021. -- but he valley and he was an elected of the dup in 2021. —— but he was elected leader of the dup. i'm joined now by professorjohn thom, professor of politics at liverpool university. thank you forjoining us, we have talked on many occasions about northern ireland politics. first, your reaction to this news on the impact this is going to have an on the day northern ireland politics and politics in the uk? obviously it is a hue and politics in the uk? obviously it is a huge shock. _ and politics in the uk? obviously it is a huge shock. jeffrey _ and politics in the uk? obviously it is a huge shock. jeffrey donaldson | is a huge shock. jeffrey donaldson was the most important figure in unionist politics and has been so for quite some time now, obviously the leader of the democratic unionist party

candidate for the band political party, pos stuff we seen at rallies in which he was absent, where people gathered to try to garner support for him. now there has been an m s. t law a put in place by the president to try to appease this crisis. that law, once it's promulgated, will allow bus or a wi fi to be free, but what's at stake here beyond this legal, rambling that we're seeing between the supreme court and the m this the law is when are these elections are actually going to take place despite the decree put forward by present lucky solved, there's a growing sense that maybe this selection will not take place. and this who has to win from this. and it appears that prison back you saw who said that he will leave office at the end of his term on april, sort the 2nd. well, if the supreme court rules in favor of those rejected candidates that could pay the way for him to stay in power even longer throwing further instability to this one's stable country. a country that has never seen a co as it's eroded by countries where there has been military cues and it has always seemed peaceful transitions of power, but is now facing unprecedented turmoil. all righ

s. republican party. she has all the grip now under delegates, a at the convention. but i'm also remarkable is trump is really facing his voters, a clean sound group of people. he's not building bridges to any thing in the middle or even more liberal. he's not building purchased, i'd make you healy would do. so he's only motivating his people. and if his he's proven in 2016 that, that could lead to the white house, but has also shown the midterm is that could also fail. so there is a bottom or ability at this point in a very narrow lead divided electorate. matthew, it's often said that that it will be key to when those undecided voters. interestingly enough, there are a number of undecided voters within the democratic party with in jo biden's base base. if we look at the super tuesday results, there were some states where we saw as many as 20 percent of democratic voters warning uncommitted to send a message to joe biden. again, could that become a problem for him going forward? define campaign seems to assume they're going to rally around him eventually. so it could of course, become a problem, but i think it will depend on the next several months of the ca