the persian—language news broadcaster, iran international, says one of its presenters, pouria zeraatime in london. the london—based broadcaster say he's in a stable condition in hospital. in a statement, the metropolitan police says it's investigating, adding, "while we are keeping an open mind, given the occupation of the victim and our publicised concerns about the threat to employees of that organisation, the investigation is being handled by the counter terrorism command." iran has denied any involvement in what it called "this story of this so—called journalist". parham gohbadi is with the bbc�*s persian service and has this report. as you said, it is a persian language news channel, operating 21w, based here in london and also in washington, dc. they announced today that one of their most high profile tv presenters, pouria zeraati, a 36—year—old, had been stabbed here in southern london while leaving his home, by unidentified men, a group of them. then, later on, the metropolitan police issued a statement saying that, although the motivation is not clear, but because of the natu

counter—terrorism police in london investigate the stabbing of pouria zeraati, a presenterfor a london—basedsian—language television news channel critical of the iranian authorities. and pop star olly alexander, who will represent the uk at this year's eurovision song contest, has rejected calls to boycott the competition in protest against israel's inclusion. hello. i'm rich preston. welcome to the programme. it's good to have your company. politics in northern ireland have been thrown into turmoil following the news that the leader of the democratic unionist party, sirjeffrey donaldson, has resigned after being charged with rape and other historical sexual offences. he was arrested on friday along with a 57—year—old woman who's been charged with aiding and abetting in connection with the alleged offences. they'll both appear in court next month. sirjeffrey is northern ireland's longest serving mp at westminster. he says he'll strenuously contest the charges. jennifer o'leary reports. jeffrey donaldson, a leader who, just weeks ago, returned his party to power—sharing at stormont. today, hi

counter—terrorism police in london are investigating the stabbing of pouria zeraati, a presenterfor a group. and a treasure trove of never—before heard music from the late american singer marvin gaye has resurfaced in belgium. the discovery includes a huge collection of documents, notebooks, stage costumes and audio cassettes. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's show... it looks like a flotation device. it does!

counter—terrorism police in london investigate the stabbing of pouria zeraati, a presenterfor a london—based's eurovision song contest, has rejected calls to boycott the competition in protest against israel's inclusion. hello. i'm rich preston. welcome to the programme. it's good to have your company. politics in northern ireland have been thrown into turmoil following the news that the leader of the democratic unionist party, sirjeffrey donaldson, has resigned after being charged with rape and other historical sexual offences.

pouria zeraati, was attacked outside his home in south london.h is being investigated by counter—terrorism police. sima sabet is a former iran international presenter and a former bbc world service journalist. police urged her to leave her home following the attack on mr zeraati. she gave us her reaction to that attack. well, i was shocked, and i was angry and outraged, of course. i heard news that irgc were planning an assassination against my life and my colleague, which we were informed of the whole plot in december. this came just a few months after. and i know that if there was a serious action taken after that bit of news came out, we wouldn't have observed another attempt on the life of another journalist in london, at the heart of london, at our home. of course, i was very angry. and a few hours after the attack happened on pouria, i got a call from counterterrorism police asking me i should leave my residence and stay somewhere until they let me know that it is safe for me to come back. at the same time, this is not fair and this is not

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pouria zeraati was attacked outside his home in south london.n the attack, which is being investigated by counter—terrorism police. northern ireland's first minister michelle 0'neill and other senior leaders across the political spectrum have vowed to ensure stability at stormont, following the shock resignation of the democratic unionist party leader sir jeffrey donaldson. he quit after being charged with rape and other historical sexual offences. he says he will be strenuously contesting the charges. the police investigation is understood to have started after two women came forward with allegations. police have raided the home of peru's president, dina boluarte. video of officers smashing their way into her house was shared on social media. the raid is part of a corruption inquiry dubbed "rolexgate". the police were searching for more than a dozen rolex watches that the president allegedly failed to declare. the investigation began after a news report drew attention to luxury watches she wore at public events, dating from when she took office

counter—terrorism police in london are investigating the stabbing of pouria zeraati, a presenterfor as and says mr zeraati was attacked by a group. now on bbc news, the media show: pamela abdy. i love it. i love walking around the lot. she's one of the most powerful women in hollywood, now at the helm of one of the movie industry's biggest players —

counter—terrorism police in london are investigating the stabbing of pouria zeraati, a presenterfor aersian—language news channel. the broadcaster has been critical of the iranian authorities — and says mr zeraati was attacked by a group. and a treasure trove of never—before heard music from the late american singer marvin gaye has resurfaced in belgium. the discovery includes a huge collection of documents, notebooks, stage costumes and audio cassettes. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's show... it looks like a flotation device. it does! you could probably get into that. here we go. bon appetit. skibbereen! thank you so much. so, i can taste the kind of familiarity, and then i'm waiting for the alcohol, but it hasn't arrived. it's like wine light. now, one thing that gets most of us excited when planning a trip is the chance to tuck into tasty, authentic dishes from other parts of the globe, from traditional delicacies to spicy street food, and even maybe michelin—starred menus from some of the most celebrated chefs on the planet. well, this week we've got a f

pouria zeraati was attacked outside his home in south london.across england. quite a chilly breeze of the north sea. drizzle at times. satellite pictures shows that gap in their weather. through the course of tonight there is rain in the forecast for some south—western areas. just around the irish sea and into northern ireland. bulk of the uk should be predominantly clear and dry weather. some mist and fog forming across central parts of england. that morning is looking bright for many others, particularly across the north and west of the uk. the few showers in northern ireland. this cloud from the north sea, a chilly breeze, freezing rain possible from parts of the south—east, through east anglia, lincolnshire, along that north sea coast. best of the sunshine towards the west tomorrow, south—western scotland, northern ireland, their western isles. sunday night into monday by the front moves on from their side, this is going to be more substantial rain, more prolonged spell of rain. the strike mandate not looking pretty across england or wales,

counter—terrorism police in london are investigating the stabbing of pouria zeraati, a presenterfor aersian—language news channel. the broadcaster has been critical of the iranian authorities — and says mr zeraati was attacked by a group. and a treasure trove of never—before heard music from the late american singer marvin gaye has resurfaced in belgium. the discovery includes a huge collection of documents, notebooks, stage costumes and audio cassettes. now on bbc news, click from the consumer electronic show in las vegas. big hotels and big entertainment. and everyjanuary, it's also home to big tech because this is where ces happens, the consumer electronics show. now, it takes place across the city in hotels like this and also in the massive las vegas convention center. this is where we get a taste of the tech trends to come for the new year. and over the years, we have seen it all here — autonomous cars going up and down the strip, even a flying one on the sidewalk. so what's going to be big this year? it is time to find out. the self—proclaimed most powerful tech show on earth tr

international, which has reported extensively on anti—government protests in iran said the victim was pouria zeraati in wimbledon shortly before 3pm this afternoon to reports a man had been stabbed in his leg. he is now stable in hospital. people on the lowest incomes will be able to have their debts wiped—out for free as rules change in april. debt relief orders clear existing debt on everything from council tax to energy bills and rent. but citizen s advice say many people are unable to afford the £90 it costs to get one. now that fee is about to be scrapped in england and wales, as our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has been finding out. a change is on the way to ease the pressure on those struggling the most. i am trying to encourage anyone who will listen, to be honest, if they are in debt, that they can have help. two years ago, jessie was in a bad way. yeah, £90 was a lot of money. on her own with four children after a marriage breakdown, her debts spiralling. i felt i was just about floating above the water anyway, with how much debt i was in. that's when i started to feel like

pouria zeraati was attacked outside his home in south london., they're the ones grilling washington power players. but the tables have been turned on the white house press corps. jounalists have been told to stop stealing souvenirs from air force one, the us president's official aircraft. kelly o'donnell of the white house correspondents' association told members that removing items from the plane was forbidden. she said it didn't cast journalists in a very good light. the pilfering was identified after an inventory was taken following a visit by president biden to the us west coast. but reports say taking souvenirs with an air force one logo, including drinks glasses, cutlery and towels, has been popularfor years. let's speak to misha komadovsky, who's a white house correspondent for voa and travel�*s regularly on the air force one. i feel like i should say you have the right to remain silent but that wouldn't make a very good interview. what have you taken? ., good interview. what have you taken? . ., ., taken? thanks for having me. well, my _

counter—terrorism police in london are investigating the stabbing of pouria zeraati, a presenterfor aersian—language news channel. the broadcaster has been critical of the iranian authorities and says mr zeraati was attacked by a group. now on bbc news, the media show: pamela abdy. i love it. i love walking around the lot. she's one of the most powerful women in hollywood, now at the helm of one of the movie industry's biggest players — warner brothers motion picture group, the ioi—year—old studio that first brought us the talkies, ushering out the silent movie era with its jazz singer, and the studio behind beloved classics from casablanca to batman. but in recent years, warner's faced challenges, notjust problems caused by covid and strikes by actors and writers, but others of its own making. not least a falling—out with director christopher nolan, who took his award—winning oppenheimer to universal instead. the company is also now riding high with barbie, the biggest grossing film in the company's history. 50 cool. welcome to the media show. pam abdy, thank you so much for having m

counter—terrorism police in london are investigating the stabbing of pouria zeraati, a presenterfor aersian—language news channel. the broadcaster has been critical of the iranian authorities — and says mr zeraati was attacked by a group. and a treasure trove of never—before heard music from the late american singer marvin gaye has resurfaced in belgium. the discovery includes a huge collection of documents, notebooks, stage costumes and audio cassettes. you are watching bbc news. politics has been thrown into turmoil with the news that the leader of the democratic unionist party, sirjeffrey donaldson, has resigned after being charged with rape and other historical sexual offences. he was arrested on thursday along with a 57—year—old woman who's been charged with aiding and abetting in connection with the alleged offences. they'll both appear in court next month. sirjeffrey is northern ireland's longest serving mp at westminster. he says he'll contest the charges. our correspondent dan johnson has more. politicians here in northern ireland are saying business as usual. this is a shock

counter—terrorism police in london are investigating the stabbing of pouria zeraati — a presenterforersian—language news channel. the broadcaster has been critical of the iranian authorities — and says mr zeraati was attacked by a group. and previously unheard recordings of the soul singer marvin gaye — who died a0 years ago — have reportedly been found in belgium. the discovery includes a huge collection of documents, notebooks, stage costumes and audio cassettes. more now on the war between israel and gaza, which is overshadowing both ramadan and easter. on good friday, fewer christian pilgrims walked the path throutherusalem's walled old city that they believe christ took to his crucifixion. from there, our international editor jeremy bowen reports. injerusalem, where tension — and worse — are normal, there is always the consolation of religion. this ramadan, many of those ending a day of prayer at the aqsa mosque were palestinian israelis, around a fifth of israel's population. israel, citing security, restricts access to jerusalem for palestinians from the occupied west bank. ju

the broadcaster say pouria zeraati is in a stable condition in hospital.g. they also said "while we are keeping an open mind, given the occupation of the victim and our publicised concerns about the threat to employees of that organisation, the investigation is being handled by the counter terrorism command." the motive of the attack is not yet clear. presidentjoe biden says the us is working every day to secure the release of the wall streetjournal reporter, evan gershkovich. today marks one year since his arrest in russia. he's the only american to be charged with spying by the russian authorities since the end of the cold war. the maximum possible punishment is 20 years in prison. today the white house said it remained committed to seing him freed. journalism is not a crime. let me say that again — journalism is not a crime. this administration will continue working every day to secure his release, we will continue to push back against russia's attempts to use americans as bargaining chips and we will continue to stand strong against all those who seek

pouria zeraati, was attacked outside his home in south london. at the who thousand that tv awards for his role in a bbc drama. in a statement, his publicist said his insatiable appetite for life was felt by all who knew him, his warmth will carry on in those 11 theories. 30 years after it first hit our screens, gladiators is still proving to be a hit with tv audiences. an average of eight million viewers tuned in to the reboot of the 1990s show over the last 11 weeks. our culture reporter, noor nanji, has been looking into its success. gladiators theme music. the moment of victory. after weeks of gruelling challenges, finlay anderson and marie—louise nicholson finally got their hands on the prestigious trophy. contender, ready! gladiators, ready! the final showdown saw the contenders take on the tried and tested challenges against the gladiators. commentator: and here he goes! at the end, finlay and marie—louise went head—to—head with their rivals, running up the iconic travelator to the finish line. analysts say keeping the original format from

the persian—language news broadcaster, iran international, says one of its presenters — pouria zeraati adding... parham gbadi is with the bbc�*s persian service — it was announced that the employee was stabbed in southern london by a group of unidentified men. later on the metropolitan police issued a statement saying although the motivation is not clear, because of the nature of the job of this person, a journalist and a prominent journalist and previous dress which is really important, directed towards iran international and other iranian journalists towards iran international and other iranianjournalists in towards iran international and other iranian journalists in the towards iran international and other iranianjournalists in the uk towards iran international and other iranian journalists in the uk they have decided that the metropolitan police counterterrorism command will be leading this investigation. back to northern ireland, where politics have been thrown into turmoil following the news that the leader of the democratic unionist party, sirjeffrey donaldson, has resigned afte

pouria zeraati, who works for iran international, a news channel which is critical of the iranion authoritieshome yesterday afternoon, and is said to be in a stable condition in hospital. a giant crane has arrived in baltimore where it will start moving wreckage from the bridge that collapsed after being hit by a container ship on tuesday. the debris is blocking the route into and out of one of america's busiest ports. the search for the bodies of four workers is on hold because of the dangers of diving amongst the wreckage. a leading teachers union will discuss the possibility of further industrial action this weekend. pay, workload and wellbeing are issues set to be raised at the nasuwt annual conference in harrogate along with abuse faced by teaching staff. our reporter rowan bridge reports. this footage from social media shows some of the violence that teachers can confront gay bbc news investigation this week suggested nearly one in five teachers in england had been hit by a pupil to do now the nasuwt says that teachers are being put under unbearable pressure on multiple fronts. its surv