as being an yelled as arbor, she's the head of the w persian service and joined me from cologne. yellow that this is not the 1st time women in iran protest against he job laws, but the countries never seen anything like this hasn't. yes that's, that's absolutely right. well, we are witnessing right now is a different dimension of protests says to say, and it's very very, we've seen it now also we have, we have seen it in the report. it's very amazing. it's amazingly brave. i have to say, 1st of all, by, by the wing and women, we see them on the streets, protesting, and without a job, without mandatory headscarf waving their head scarves. we have seen women on, on the streets during the protest, cutting their hairs. and this is something that we have not witnessed before. that has been a lot of protests in iran in recent years. basically the last 40 years we've, we've could witness every 10 years, kind of protest and, and resolve the. it was the, the biggest protest was to tells line, but then we have 201828. we had 2019 due to inflation and due to increase of fuel prices. but this time

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baran abasi is with the bbc's persian service. >> do you think this protest could lead to real change in iran? >> change might happen gradually. but the society in iran is not the same as what it was a week ago. >> reporter: iran may have fundamentally been changed by these protests. but the discontent has been festering for years. rampant government corruption, a weak economy, western sanctions, international isolation, and political oppression have all led to this coalition of women and men, rich and poor, to join forces and demand reforms, including laws governing now women can dress, challenging a potent symbol of the thee o'the kraic regime's dominance as well as questioning the legitimacy of a leadership that has gripped power since 1979 and increasingly relies on brutal violence to hold on to it. imtiaz tyab, cbs news, london. >>> well, voters in italy chose her bers ofarty neo-fascism. so >>> police in philadelphia this weekend are looking for the person behind a deadly unprovoked attack. new surveillance video shows the s

she's the head of d w. persian service. thank you. thank you. and here in germany, the bonus stock, the parliament has begun an investigation into last year's botched evacuation of troops out of afghanistan. ill focus on the many afghan assistance left behind during the chaotic withdrawal, making them targets for the telecom. these images from afghanistan shocked the world. afghans fleeing the country. after us, german and allied troops withdrew, ending a 20 year mission. western backed afghan forces crumbled, and the taliban quickly regained power. the taliban for very strategic and they am . i think sometimes i had the impression they were always 3 steps ahead of our a strategy and our negotiations. germany like other countries faced intense criticism over the long wars outcome. berlin is accused of having misjudged the security situation in the country. the failures and their consequences now a subject of a german parliamentary investigation. so i think this will be quite a sensitive issue and i am with very sensitive discussions. so they, i

she's the head of the w. persian service yelder. the protest in iran seems to be growing big i, despite a heavy 100, responds by the security forces. why is that? because you know, and they're the people i've actually never witnessed. and there has been a many protests in the last 40 years of islamic republic in iran, but this determination by the people they stand united, they keep on protesting, they keep on going honest with fake into the streets. despite that, really, as you said, have a 100 response and just to give an example of the heavy handed response there are over, we can really not sure how many, but over thousands arrests that have been taking place. we just get a, get the news. all the time about people on the round, even human rights activists who have been giving interviews to news outlets like us and who have been arrested afterwards, they burst into and people's house and arrest them. there has been a very well known activist while giving a live interview, a security for a system 1st into his house and the rest of

kasra naji of the bbc�*s persian service has the latest. explosions. iran last night. what they are up against, the riot police and irregular security forces, anyone the government has been able to mobilise, and they have been using their guns to shoot directly into the crowds. iranians are enraged about the death in police custody of a 22—year—old woman, mahsa amini, which has sparked the biggest protests against the government for many years. she had been detained for allegedly not wearing her hijab properly and showing a bit of her hair. not surprisingly, women have been at the forefront of this protest. these women have taken off their scarves and walked through the middle of one of the busiest streets in tehran. theirfaces have been blurred to protect their identities. set fire to the picture of iran's supreme leader. the crowd of protesters. iamjoined i am joined with a digital rights activist. thank you forjoining on the programme. can you explain the restrictions in place at the moment on internet use in iran? we restrictions in place at the moment on internet

rana rahimpour, from the bbc�*s persian service, has this report.d of being beaten up by the morality police for not observing strict islamic dress code. their anger was sparked by the death of this woman, mahsa amini. she wasjust 22. she was arrested by the morality police in tehran earlier this month. they said she wasn't wearing the mandatory hijab properly. they say she died of a heart condition, but eyewitnesses say she was beaten up in the police van. her father told me she was a healthy young woman with no medical condition. translation: i still cannot believe she's dead. - i don't want to believe she's not alive. iranian state media are saying she had health conditions before, but that's a lie. the medical report was full of lies. the government has cut the internet in much of the country so it's hard to get accurate information at the moment, but last time they did this, three years ago, they killed hundreds of people. with thousands of people protesting across the country, there are fears that far more might be killed this time. protests a

kasra naji of the bbc�*s persian service has the latest. sirens. explosions. iran last night.or many years. and showing a bit of her hair. not surprisingly, women have been at the forefront of these protests. through the middle of one of the busiest streets in tehran. in another part of the capital last night, the protesters set fire to the picture of iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. suddenly, a policeman throws the daughter hard against the kerb. she was killed soon after with a police pellet gun. kasra naji, bbc news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... the legacy of japan's former prime minister shinzo abe. as the country prepares to mark his death with a state funeral — our tokyo correspondent looks at why some injapan don't feel mr abe deserves this honour. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines... a game changing election in italy as exit polls suggest far—right giorgia meloni is set to win, and is on course to become the country's first female prime minister. to the philippines now, wh

growing bigger. despite the heavy handed responds by security forces god as a box head of t w's persian service, told me why? because you know, and they're the people i've actually never witnessed. and there has been a many protests in the last 40 years of this. let me go public in iran, but this determination by the people they stand united, the, they keep on protesting, they keep on going on is to it's taken to the streets despite that really it has you, sad, heavy, 100 response. and just to give an example of the heavy handed response there are over, we can really not sure how many, but over thousands arrests that have been taken place. we just get and get the news all the time about people on the round, even human rights activists who have been giving interviews to news outlets like us and who have been arrested afterwards. they are burst into and people's house and arrest them. there has been a very well known activist while giving a life interview, a security forces versed into his house and the rest of him. and we have at least 50 people who have been and who have died, who have been sho

the bbc�*s persian service reporter kasra naji has the latest. explosions. iran last night.to shoot directly into the crowds. iranians are enraged about the death in police custody of a 22—year—old woman, mahsa amini, which has sparked the biggest protests against the government for many years. she had been detained for allegedly not wearing her hijab properly and showing a bit of her hair. not surprisingly, women have been at the forefront of this protest. these women have taken off their scarves and walked through the middle of one of the busiest streets in tehran. theirfaces have been blurred to protect their identities. in another part of the capital last night, the protesters set fire to the picture of iran's supreme leader. these disturbing pictures have emerged of a mother and her daughter pleading to be allowed to go. suddenly, a policeman throws the daughter hard against the curb. this 20—year—old is the latest victim of the violence, here joining the crowd of protesters. she was killed soon after with a police pellet gun. kasra naji, bbc news. eastern canada has be

nicole: that is a grim outlook, the head of dw's persian service, thank you. yalda: thank you.icole: and here in germany, the boom to stock our limit has begun an investigation into last year's botched evacuation of troops out of afghanistan. it will focus on the many afghan assistance left behind during the chaotic withdrawal, making them targets for the taliban. correspondent: these images from afghanistan shocked the world. afghans fleeing the country. after u.s., german, a allied troops withdrew, ending a 20 year mission. western backed afghan forces crumbled, and the taliban weekly regaed power. >> the taliban were stratic, and i think sometimes i had the impression they were always three steps ahead of our strategy and negotiations. correspondent: germany, like other countries, faced intense criticism over the outcome. berlin is accused of having misjudged the security situation in the country. the failures on the consequences now a subject of german parliamentary investition. >> i think this will be quiet a sensitive issue with very sensitive discussions, so i think, yes

persian service reporter bahman kalbasi joins me from new york.ever held to account. so, what we are seeing is a juxtaposition of a president, coming here into the united nation, talking about human rights and justice while the forces of his government are shooting a process does, are arresting them in mass, caging women in police vans, arresting even young children in some cases. we have had images of under 18—year—olds being shotin images of under 18—year—olds being shot in smaller cities. there has been a lot of tear gas in the last few hours to try and disperse the crowd. those on the streets are risking their lives because they do not believe that these behaviours. unless they react to it and they do not believe that this government will investigate itself. so him standing here was very much resonating in a negative way the millions of irani and on how tone deaf this government can be. because the reality on the ground as they continue to be people. they continued to deploy maximum violence and therefore their claim that this was not a case o

as we were told in the vk service, there were no warnings and no claims, respectively, and the holding and the russian ministry of digital affairs sent requests to the persianation to somehow substantiate the incident, there are no answers yet for iphone owners . this means that they will no longer be able to download the vk application for example, the program has already been installed on a new phone will continue to work , moreover, in vk we were assured that how times major updates have passed and the applications will remain relevant for a long time, but warned of possible problems with payments and notifications. well, no one has canceled access to services through the browser. this is not so convenient, but at least there is no way out, since apple excludes the possibility of installing an application from third-party sources for users of smartphones on the android platform, the same vk, together with these largest russian companies. launched an alternative app store, where is the program collected, including the blocked google program? let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. it's alwa

services. there will also be the closure of some programmes altogether, including bbc arabic radio and persianby scientists. willing pet dogs, volunteered by their owners, were trained to nose through this canister line—up. each can contains a sample of sweat or breath taken from a person either before orjust after they'd completed a difficult, stress—inducing maths problem. the task — sniff out the stressed person's sample. she's one of our study dogs. she's a three—year—old mixed breed and she's a rescue dog and she's absolutely gorgeous. this is herbert. oh, they do look kind of similar! they do, don't they? having a psychological stress response changes the way that our body is emitting odours, and dogs can detect that change. why was stress of particular interest to you? i think it's just really interesting to kind of confirm that, alongside everything that we're aware of, there are these kind of more subtle cues that we might be emitting that dogs are picking up on. the researchers say their findings could help in the training of service and therapy dogs, understanding exactly what human

services. there will also be the closure of some programmes altogether, including bbc arabic radio and persianle fraud is on the rise, and as ashleyjohn baptiste reports, it can be brazen and take a terrible toll on the people taken in by it. we get lots of people turning up here. they come here to basically pick up their new car and there's nothing here. harry runs a small repair garage in fife in scotland, but people turn up expecting to find a big car dealership. this was the couple that drove seven hours with a five—month—old baby, and this is them just realising that it's been a scam. a dealership called auto—promotions ran here for 30 years, but that company hasn't existed since 2008. but its name and address have been used without their consent on this website, which claims to have hundreds of cars for sale. in west yorkshire, pietro thought he'd bought one of the second—hand cars from the auto—promotions website. he transferred almost £4,000, including delivery, but no car has ever turned up. the money was both his and his elderly mum's savings. it's just. . .just devastating, really.

services. there will also be the closure of some programmes altogether, including bbc arabic radio and persian the world. mark savage reports despite the title, "gangsta's paradise" was not a glorification of the gangster lifestyle. #asl # as i walk through the valley of the shadow of lit death, i take a look at my life and realise there's nothing left... instead, it was a sober look at the way america let down young black men like coolio. the song appeared on the soundtrack to the michelle pfeiffer film dangerous minds and made coolio a star, earning him a grammy for the best rap song. -- in 1996. lets me know i've been doing some good, we did something right. news of his death at the age of 59 has shocked fans and fellow musicians. coolio died on wednesday night at a friend's apartment. no cause of death has been given, but his manager said paramedics believed it may have been cardiac arrest. the rapper coolio, who has died at the age of 59. in a world where fraudsters are ever more bold, a new scam has been unearthed by a bbc investigation — it is a fake car dealer website which has already

services will close. some tv and radio programmes. under the new plans. bbc arabic radio and bbc persian radio will also cease. at will continue. if you had in the sunshine, 16 or 17 celsius which isn't farfrom in the sunshine, 16 or 17 celsius which isn't far from the average for this time of year. 0vernight under clear skies in the south, it will turn chilly again with patchy fog but it is all change out west. we look to the atlantic for our first big spell of autumn gales blowing rain in by the end of the night across scotland and northern ireland. really wet and windy for the rush hour. the met office have warnings for 20 to 30 millimetres of rain. gales if not severe for scales up rain. gales if not severe for scales up to 60 to 70 mph will move southwards during tomorrow but still 16 or 17 celsius. 13 or 14 in the north. i'll have more later. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: prime minister liz truss insists she has "the right plan" to put "the country on a better trajectory." it comes as a further 321 mortgage products were withdrawn from sale overnight moscow declares it will f

as we were told in the vk service, there were no warnings and no claims, respectively, and the holding or other figures of russia sent a demand to the persiane no answers yet for iphone owners. this means that they will no longer be able to download the application vk, for example, the program has already been installed on a new phone ; moreover, vk assured us then recently there have been major updates and applications will remain relevant for a long time, but warned of possible problems with payments and notifications. well, no one has canceled access to services through the browser. this is not so convenient, but at least there is no way out, since apple excludes the possibility of installing an application from third-party sources for users of smartphones on the android platform, the same vk, together with these largest russian companies. launched an alternative app store, where collected, including programs blocked by google? bread for everything , this law has not been repealed by anyone about how western restrictions are leading to a global, food crisis, which can be easily avoided. and where does the grain go from ukraine and how ar