degrees of education, the tragic events after 80 years have still not been forgotten, in 1306, 1307, queen manie wife of reza shah, the mother of mohammad reza, the crown prince, the queen, promoted low-cut dresses, and i wore a prayer tent and a prayer tent, and she refused to see a tent. there was a problem with prayer it was possible to get the afterlife of the backward mode, so-called, why the prayer tent can be found in the coercive treatment of the pahlavi government with women who did not want to discover the hijab and the military coercion in the implementation of all government agents, the error in changing the ancestral hat and the traditional dress that is still used by many of the society. scholars and advocates of human rights are criticized, it can be said that many of the people of reza shah's modern circle like mohammad ali foroughi, the first pahlavi prime minister, supported reza khan despite the questions, finally after the opposition intensified and people died at the hands of the government with all this violence and governmental coercion has opposed and lastly the case of

responsibility , this is related to the decisions they make on this path , and if this queen mother is faced with manyracteristics, she immediately said that this path is these decisions. these decisions of ours will help the validity of khordad. mr. dr. esmaili, the honorable head of the president's office, i hope that tonight's program was useful to you and that you got the answer to your question . good night. i think that the books written about the martyrs, written about the martyrs of the holy defense era, make their characters ugly. this book is written by mr. shirini, which is an attractive medicine, and it also introduces your mind to many devices . noble people in mashhad, mohammad taqi khan pesian you don't know his heart outside of you . i want to use these books, this writing, not myself, don't worry, i'm paying attention to you, your way to such a big iranian house in the cities of qom and isfahan, hello , online bazaar, products and find it, you can ask and consult with them, where are you , i'll send you another address, by god's greetings search and ask and buy that i want to buy hous

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queen? i understand you don't play many, many years before. the second level of complexity drugs that help improve athletic performance maybe the lining, you probably knew, well, of course. the second level of difficulty the second level of difficulty, if the tournament is held according to the olympic system, how many times can an athlete or a team lose and still win gold? the olympic system of the olympic system of the team must not lose zero times. this is the correct answer true according to the olympic system, if the athletes of the team lose, they drop out of the tournament . tatyana the second level of difficulty. go. this phrase is the unofficial motto of the olympic games and is often used unofficially as a consolation for athletes who have failed in competitions. name this phrase everyone knows it. that's when an athlete lost to him they say, well, don't be upset. the main thing is not victory, the main thing is participation. what is the name of the football expert who suggested taking penalty kicks? for a violation in the penalty area. the most simple question here needs to be included

queens. how does that -- [cheers and applause >> it feels funny because there are so many drag queens. of all oranges you know but, you can't really disagree with rupaul because she's the grand high witch >> seth: yeah, exactly >> you know. so, i'm taking it. i'm owning it. >> seth: yeah, you've got to was the second win as exciting as the first win >> probably much more exciting have you ever done something once every ten years [ laughter ] you have a lot of time to build up anticipation between two things >> seth: yeah. >> seth, may i ask >> seth: yeah. >> are you straight? >> seth: yeah. >> you sure? >> seth: yeah. >> okay. [ laughter ] let me double check. you can understand what i'm saying >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> okay so, "drag race" is like the super bowl, if there were eight teams and each team was only one person. and they also had to make dresses. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] i think i fully follow now thank you so much. you spoke with your family and your family all came to see "chicago." do you get a little extra nervous when you have family >> no. i get nervous -- i wa

remember how the queen group, namely , combined and mixed so many genres in one bohemian song. so we have it right, of course, igor to this just in time for this kind. we see, it shouldn't be. if a bad song, at least a good wrap, it must be bad, a good song must be done. so you need to learn how to write, keep learning. we've got great hits which are also not. we have everything. do n't misunderstand me, but you also need to look further. yes, why do we have bad songs in the same any or even popular songs that are all over our stars from small to great good songs. of course, how do we need to make sure that these songs have. and its influence even on the rest, so to speak, an honest world. here's how we do it to break the patterns correctly. and how do you break them? if you don't know how to play, you know, some say, i play modern avant-garde music, for example. i am not myself i limit nothing. that is. when we play what aviation music is more or less, we sort of limit ourselves. we have limits, and they have no limits, they have limits of their own inability to play. they sim

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artists including run dmc, salt and pepper, busta rhymes, queen latifah, missy elliott, and many moreought the audience to their feet. others taking the stage in this music filled show to name just a few bad bunny, lizzo, harry styles sam smith and kim petrus dj khalid's along with jay z and more, wrap the show with an eight minute performance performances surprises celebration of the past year of music and brand new grammy winners that's a wrap on the 65th grammy awards in los angeles, ashley devore kin fox news tonight. the warriors will play without superstar stephan curry. when they host oklahoma city thunder suffered a bone bruise in partial terrorists and ligaments and membranes in his left knee. he collided with the player from the dallas mavericks in the third quarter of saturday's win. x rays were negative, but an mri revealed the partial tears. he'll miss several weeks, including the all star game next weekend. head coach steeper try to sound optimistic about the injury. good news is he's he's gonna be back. you know, we don't exactly know when, but it's not an injury that's

artists including run dmc, salt and pepper, busta rhymes, queen latifah, missy elliott, and many moreought the audience to their feet. others taking the stage in this music filled show to name just a few bad bunny, lizzo, harry styles sam smith and kim petrus dj khalid's along with jay z and more, wrap the show with an eight minute performance performances surprises celebration of the past year of music and brand new grammy winners that's a wrap on the 65th grammy awards in los angeles, ashley de berken fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. oakland police chief is demanding to be reinstated more than two weeks after being placed on leave. this is an injustice. this is not fair. chief laurent armstrong is criticizing the federal managers report which accused him of not doing enough to fight misconduct within the ranks. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. the chief is actively fighting for his job and as ktvu is, henry lee explains, the mayor stayed quiet on the issue today. it's been more than two weeks since oakland police chief laurent armstrong was place

busta rhymes, queen latifah, missy elliott, and many more brought the audience to their feet.g the stage in this music filled show to name just a few bad bunny, lizzo, harry styles sam smith and kim petras dj khalid's along with jay z and more, wrap the show with an eight minute performance performances surprises celebration of the past year of music and brand new grammy winners that's a wrap on the 65th grammy awards in los angeles, ashley de berken fox news, ktvu fox two news at five starts now. multistory buildings collapsed into a pile of rubble following a very powerful earthquake and aftershocks along the turkey syria border tonight more than 3400 people are dead and entire neighborhoods are flat and good evening, everyone. mike mibach julie hannah, rescue crews are descending on turkey and syria to help find survivors who are trapped in the rubble. the death toll is expected to rise in turkey and syria following that devastating earthquake. the magnitude 7.8 quake struck in the early morning hours and was followed by a powerful aftershock. three aftershocks today measur

six figure tech jobs in a district that, you know, trickled down into queens aoc said amazon is getting too manyw happy she was killing jobs. >> i think it's incredible. >> if we're willing to give away $3 billion for this deal, we could invest those $3 billion in our district ourselves if we wanted to. we could hire out more teachers, we can fix our subways. we can put a lot of people to work for that money if we wanted to. >> jesse: what did aoc do with the 3 billion? kids are behind in schools. subway crime higher than ever. our unemployment rate is 2 points higher than it was back then. that's new york's attitude if it doesn't work for their agenda they don't want it. if you have a problem with it then screw you. karl icon left. deutsche bank left all gone. democrats didn't lift a financing tore persuade them to stay. if you are an illegal, democrats will bend over backwards for you. new york city groveling. new york find thousands of cops, firefighters, nurses. new york said you are not welcome. but when buses of unvaxxed illegals showed up, democrats are salivating. hey, how can i make you

country was a balloon kind of chinese surveillance balloons that has flown around the world many times, and the queen's defense department, to kind of chinese surveillance balloon that is thrown over the united states during the trump presidency. the republicans who want to empower china. more dramatically than anything from china's development of weapons. all right, defaulting on the national debt spent all of last week saying president biden should have the chinese balloon shot down over populated areas of the country. and then, president biden had the balloon shot down and as soon as it drifted out over the atlantic ocean in the south carolina coast. the republican chair of the house intelligence committee failed a basic intelligence test about the balloon. >> do it all -- i mean something he did push the order out on wednesday the shooter down. and it is the military that said, hey, it is not safe yet. do you accept that? >> there are no excuses here. >> no excuses. not one of those, no excuses republicans will ever stand in front of a map. that tracks the precise route of that balloon over the uni

queen's university belfast. this, these are such complex negotiations, many sticking point for the dup, what is likely to be in this deal many feel is eminent? they are hoping to — this deal many feel is eminent? they are hoping to see _ this deal many feel is eminent? they are hoping to see a _ this deal many feel is eminent? ii9 are hoping to see a softening this deal many feel is eminent? ii91 are hoping to see a softening of this deal many feel is eminent? ii91: are hoping to see a softening of the so—called irish border, so it will be easierfor goods to so—called irish border, so it will be easier for goods to move from britain into northern ireland. this is something the dup have been asking forfor a long is something the dup have been asking for for a long time is something the dup have been asking forfor a long time now, but so have other parties and businesses in northern ireland and they are frustrated at the additional paperwork and requirements for such movement. of course, they have to balance that against the wishes of the vast majority of people to keep northern ireland having access to the eu single

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rolling stones started and even the business was also smeared, and remember how queen and it was connected because of mixing so manyohemian walkie-talkie. so we have, of course, igor to this just in time for this species. it shouldn't be, if a bad song, to a good wrapper. this bad should be a good song should be done. so you need to learn how to write, keep learning. we also have magnificent hits, which are not there either. we have everything. do n't misunderstand me, but you also need to look further. so why do we have bad songs the same any used or even all popular songs that all our stars from little to great good songs, of course, how do we make sure that these songs have. and its influence even on the rest, so to speak, an honest world . here's how we do it to break the patterns correctly. and how do you break them? if you don't know how to play, you know, some say, i play modern avant-garde music, for example. i do not limit myself in anything. that is. when we play what aviation music is more or less, we sort of limit ourselves. we have limits, they have no limits, they have limits of their own. inability t

concerned parents told local journalists over the weekend at a drag come in and the drag queen ask the question how manye drag queen said no, there isn't two there's over 70. this 73 one. 11 year old child got very upset by that and amanda no that's not as i need to the drag queen unfortunate he then responded with you have upset me get out and this child at the class . i was truly sorry at the class. i was truly sorry horrifying isn't it and how traumatising for this poor kid to be humiliated ostracised in front of their peers for daring to speak. well, most of us think it's basically common sense. the isle of man's local government now suspended sex education. the island with the current having only been introduced in september. they've also launched an independent investor gation into the allegations . calvin into the allegations. calvin why? why is a drag queen teaching kids in a school in the first place? i i know this is a thing. you've you've spoken about quite, quite a bit in the past. i do remember drag queens when i was in school. we didn't have them ever. i don't know why anyone surprised abo

ambassador sullivan and i have irish heritage and took 90 years the queen to come and ask for forgiveness ireland in a very highly symbolic way for manythe conflicts. it's not inconceivable at some point some russian leader, not in the immediate future, would, in fact, ask for forgiveness for what's done in ukraine. we saw german leaders after world war ii ask for similar forgiveness at war memorials including in the soviet union and russia itself. it is true that when russia drops as a country, these imperial, this war will be over. but it won't be soon. >> thank you. it's hard to believe we're a year into this conflict. we will be back in a moment. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reaction

queen ok not to pay yet. they know, don't want to put enough to so many that i'm quite and thought of a misty tweet. honestly, some people use is dan, with with in britain came alive in 9048 after the war. the war was a great unifying experience, and with the sense that we had won the war together, the decade before the war, but decades of poverty, unemployment. and the situation for health care was delivered private. he wanted a doctor, you paid for it and were waiting plus people lab is very difficult out of that. and then the euphoria, the holiday, the wolf. that a real determination not to go back to the poverty, the unemployment, the desperate for plight workers when if they were sick and left audio to the st. up oubliette they made, you know, but i did get better. the mother only visited it was a conservative william beverage who imagined this new paradigm. the beverage plan written in 1942 envisaged universal and public education, pensions and healthcare and national health. and it was big shoe in the crown when we would start to accept the fact even the old, the people who live in england, t

heroes who also try to protect and save as many lives as possible of other military and civilian people every day i am also going to meet today with her majesty the queen this will be a truly special moment and you will remember how he supported ukraine even when he was not yet with the king and there was a welsh principle, he understood that it was important not only for ukraine but also for europe and for great britain force files and ukraine today are for and in ukraine today every air force pilot this is the king of time time for us of course because there are really so few of them and they are so valuable for us to listen to plants it is possible and impossible in order to save lives and they hope to receive new planes i want to present them to you please open this please give it to the speaker from off real ukraine a real pilot from our most successful aces and one of our kings it says we have freedom give us please wings to protect it coalitions of planes we need combat politicians planes are wings for freedom great britain extract both fought for freedom against those who tried to deprive us of peace and it is human nature not to allow evil to

damilola taylor's father and many other families affected by knife crime, i went to number ten downing street and for uniform, something officers don't do, i wrote a to the queenand told them that i that knife crime would become an epidemic. if it wasn't effectively dealt with . many effectively dealt with. many people listened. nobody acted . people listened. nobody acted. what are we talking about? almost 20 years on knife crime out of control on the streets of britain . only two years ago in britain. only two years ago in london , we had the highest london, we had the highest homicide child rate on record 30 children were murdered , 27 was children were murdered, 27 was stabbed to death to , were killed stabbed to death to, were killed in an arson. a one shot. what do we to do about it? we need actually need to act . we've been actually need to act. we've been skirting around the issues for ages. we need to introduce five years, mandate three sentence, prison sentence for those found on the streets with a knife, without lawful or reasonable excuse . that's what the law is . excuse. that's what the law is. five years imprisonment is identical to that. if you

many were shocked to hear that the queen of the cluttering, marie kondo herself told the washington post that her life is messier now, and she is cool with it. marie kondo is best known for her netflix show, and 2014 best selling book the life-changing magic of tidying up. her method of the cluttering seems simple, keep only the things that speak to the heart, and discard items that no longer a spark joy. well the 38-year-old is now a mother of three, and her priorities have understandably changed. kondo says since the birth of her third child, you hear that mike? keeping things tidy is no longer's essential as it once was, telling the post, quote, my home is messy. but the way i'm spending my time is the right way for me, at this time, at the stage of my life. so, take away for parents out there? stop beating yourself up if your place is a mess. even the great murray kondo can't keep up. as we like to say, work hard on yourself, don't be hard on yourself. in truth, it's not about having the most beautiful home. it's about being home, most likely, in a pair of sweats, not high heels and

queen. first, let it be explained and become tangible for me and the people in the same year 90 many of theicials did not believe that this could be done. yes, you can see from the words you are saying that you don't want to accuse someone or a movement without mentioning names . in the next ten days, i want to open the southern border . what kind of sentences do you hear only from iranians? i think that the majority of iranian people have achieved the greatest success in the most difficult conditions. we used to turn it into an opportunity and cause our prosperity and empowerment when this strategic action was formed in the ministry of oil at that time and in the national iranian oil company , many people were worried about us and for the smallest and least equipment that we had , why should we drill in order to build our refinery? we were faced with the word sanction, but we were faced with the lack of financial resources, and sometimes they said with complete despair that we do not have the management ability to do such a thing, and everyone should look at this matter with despair, but t

president of the fifth republic charles de gaulle, queen elizabeth ii of great britain , the initiator of chinese economic reforms. deng xiaoping, all of them and manyere delighted with the provencal cuisine performed by mat expanded. what is the cuisine of provence? first of all, it is the olive oil of the olive plantations we have the sea. and we use oil always and everywhere we add it to soups. we fry hot dishes on it, among other things, olives. we eat as appetizers and make topinatas out of them. this is a paste that can be spread. bread among other trump cards provencal cuisine fresh vegetables and all kinds of herbs under the sun of the land of solar cuisine ripen the best in the world, tomatoes, eggplants, artichokes and much more, and that's it. this is willingly and masterfully used by local chefs , as for meat , beef, veal and pork are not very popular in provence, our main meat is lamb or lamb, we also eat rabbit and pigeon meat. well, and, of course, we must not forget that provence is a mediterranean historical region. so there are a lot of fish in our kitchen. chief fish experts in provence is considered a longtime friend and colleagu

it was only later when queen anne came to the throne that queen can restore sarah to her rightful place. and that happened several years, many years after captain kidd was after captain kidd died. did i answer your. okay okay. i'm doing this one. see. don't we have ellen asking? what originally interested you and sarah story and do you think we're so fascinated by the lives of pirates. that's another really good question. what interest interested me in sarah's story? first i couldn't her. she was referred to alluded to by colonial governors and the first one said in a letter to the authorities that captain may be available for a private local privateering voyage not the big one that he eventually took, but he took many smaller ones. if his wife would let him go. and when i read that, i thought, who is this wife? so that me to wonder who she was. i didn't. we didn't know her name. i didn't know her name. and it wasn't until i found her in the massachusetts state archives on the petition and the piece that i showed you where i found her initials and that i really was taken to learn more about her. the archivist at the archives

i've seen too many videos surfacing of drag queens performing in front of young children with adultsatching on in amusement, including allegedly in the local . i was protesting at yesterday . whatever happened to protecting the innocence of children ? turning points uk children? turning points uk organised the protest this weekend and invited me to speak, which i was happy to do. what i was not expecting , though, was was not expecting, though, was the busload of rent a mob hard left lgbtq+ activists to turn up . they yelled expletives , they . they yelled expletives, they threw eggs and they held up some really horrendous signs. most of which i cannot repeat on air. but there was one particular suspect sign read queer joy is for all ages, which seems to expose their motives . they're expose their motives. they're saying the quiet part out loud, the left and the msm will label the left and the msm will label the protests as far right . but the protests as far right. but since when has protecting children been an issue reserved to the far right once again in a liberal, adults can live

many lives. lyse doucet, bbc news, kahramanmaras. buckingham palace has confirmed that camilla, the queen consort, has tested positive for coronavirus.nts for the rest of the week, but she's said to be in good spirits and resting. here's the latest sports news. hello there, i'm tulson tollett, and this is your sports news where we start with football, and liverpool's dutch signing cody gakpo has scored his first goal for the club in their 2—0 premier league win over everton at anfield, in an at times heated match. it was everton who almost took the lead whenjames tarkowski hit the post from a header, before mo salah scored from a blistering counter—attack. shortly after half time, gakpo, who joined from psv eindhoven last month, found the net. as the reds moved ninth, everton stay 18th in the table — one point from safety. it sounds like us, it looked like us and it's. ..it�*s not the best timing but if that's the moment now, then we take that and let's go from here. but we have we have to keep going, of course. very interesting and difficult games to play but i think with that tonight, everybody starts believing a little bit more ag

queen has passed. and i absolutely she was an i absolutely thought she was an amazing woman. she inspired so manyspired by the queen. so they've faith probably in the monarchy . and it's is a sad monarchy. and it's is a sad thing and he doesn't get the opportunity to be on the $5 note but think charles understands you know that obviously they're doing it for the right reasons they're doing it to possibly you know, finally embrace their indigenous people of australia , indigenous people of australia, which hasn't happened for so long. so it is a thing that they're doing and i'm sure prince charles king charles will be happy with the decision. okay, jerry , briefly. i don't okay, jerry, briefly. i don't really care how many things i had a great in australia, he probably had the best in his life in australia as a young man. so he's australian. he loves the place . they love him. loves the place. they love him. 39% want to end what is true? i may have to i may have to leave it there for a moment. ha ha ha ha ha. don't forget , have a full ha ha. don't forget, have a full review of tomorrow morning's

the med did dom donal going to show you that there is the many of the southern wanda, but all of them all. i mean, with some blogger piano queen the board, along with it. i mean, ah, ah, was what it was to meet. i don't, i mean, our major was how your ship with them and other address a bus driver, sales person or anyone could become a victim. oh, that's how private negotiators 1st depend on what am i going to speak with someone else? yes at the end of the line will be up, but i will remember that on those over those it isn't. warranty theses will missing on on the yes to do yet. studies forced to go over the said, re, me go put mazunicm, this d as in my teens here in the middle. but this request was in the would go this week which was a good one. nearly 2 thirds of americans, voters support cameras in the courtroom. login is it's only decent that gp and suite just let the move it out about began to speak to somebody about sally. so again, it's been shown in burial and associates of camilla gallop. can glad beastie due to the media media. anyone performed in the machine in the union mostly got the shift of the med yet and even

many do not even have enough money for gas the prime minister the current king and queen citizens clappedlapped and clapped this winter it turned out that british doctors, nurses, ambulance workers, rather need not a standing ovation, but measures to combat inflation, then a salary increase that we would like not to make us richer. it’s just that we will financially return to the same state in which we were before, we don’t ask for more , we only need a decent salary to live with dignity . the unions calculated that the government, not catching up with inflation since 2010, has kept of each state employee, his annual salary, in other words, for a year, people worked for free or for applause, and until the british government figure out how to heal their doctors in order to promise them this, to drive them from rallies to see patients, the australian government joined the process, this can be considered foreign interference into elections, the choice facing english physicians. kireyet aussies for our workers by force western australia defiantly tries to steal over 30,000 british doctors pol

in 2020 she became a dame, honoured by the late queen elizabeth ii in the new year's honours list. so a career spanning six decades, doing so manyfferent people remembering her fondly at this memorial cities in melbourne.- cities in melbourne. phil, thank you _ cities in melbourne. phil, thank you very _ cities in melbourne. phil, thank you very much. - the european union is bringing in more sanctions against the russian mercenary group wagnerfor human rights abuses in three african countries. i've been speaking to drjonathan shroden, a military analyst from washington, about the group's global activities. wagner's what is known as a private military corporation, a pmc. it operates outside of the law inside of russia, in so much as pmcs are technically outlawed there, so it is mostly unacknowledged by the russian government and various individuals believed to be in control of the wagner group. globally it operates in a lot of locations, it has been active in syria, very active in ukraine as part of the russian invasion, and increasingly active across africa. so it's mostly active in the central african republic and sudan, but al

queen has passed. and i absolutely she was an i absolutely thought she was an amazing woman. she inspired so manyspired by the queen. so they've faith probably in the monarchy . and it's is a sad monarchy. and it's is a sad thing and he doesn't get the opportunity to be on the $5 note but think charles understands you know that obviously they're doing it for the right reasons they're doing it to possibly you know, finally embrace their indigenous people of australia , indigenous people of australia, which hasn't happened for so long. so it is a thing that they're doing and i'm sure prince charles king charles will be happy with the decision. okay, jerry , briefly. i don't okay, jerry, briefly. i don't really care how many things i had a great in australia, he probably had the best in his life in australia as a young man. so he's australian. he loves the place . they love him. loves the place. they love him. 39% want to end what is true? i may have to i may have to leave it there for a moment. ha ha ha ha ha. don't forget , have a full ha ha. don't forget, have a full review of tomorrow morning's

artists including run dmc, salt and pepper, busta rhymes, queen latifah, missy elliott, and many more brought the audience to their feet, others taking the stage in this music filled show to name just a few bad bunny, lizzo, harry styles sam smith and kim petrus dj khalid's along with jay z and more, wrap the show with an eight minute performance performances surprises celebration of the past year of music and brand new grammy winners that's a wrap on the 65th grammy awards in los angeles, ashley devore kin fox news. all right. thank you. for that always fun to see all those performances. steve paulson were all very colorful, just like downtown san francisco that yes , nobody even text me to say we're a purple. so there you go. we do have clear skies, mostly clear skies. everything is on the way out after the weekend system, which maybe give you some hail as well. snow up in the mountains. pretty good snow as well. we'll take it. it does look like a quiet pattern, though this week in the hills in the forties or the thirties, all of the north wind or a northerly components on ben lomon

person and others of these names are many in the north of iran , very very fertile and apparently prosperous areas. and batman himself in mazandaran was not a good queen in mazandaran, gilan and north khorasan that was not taken over by reza shah and oman reza shah, the old two-story building in the north of the city of mire was reza shah's, who was not a tenant in the city and reza khan's tenant . in 1299 according to his words proud, but in 1320, when he left iran, he had 44,100 properties, when he was exiled from iran, something close to more than 40,000 documents belonging to the court properties, which were renewed in the name of reza shah. it is with the heritage document and manuscripts that all the people of the northern line of people and many people of this land, who in the hope of ending the dark days of the war of the first nations and the stability of the qajar rule , brought the same piece of ancestral land from day to night. they have lost their hands and become poorer, they have been waiting for the dawn of that fortune for years it seems that you can bear the sign of a veteran soldier , that shahi was shot with a black maxi machine gu

queens boulevard. the later shocking crime spree highlights the soft-on-crime policies. manyable communities have simply packed up and left. there's been a decline of black families in new york over the last three decades from just over 2.2 million in 1995 down to 1.7 million in 2020. a lost of just 500,000. it appears many have headed south texas, florida, georgia and north carolina with the biggest gains of black population. meanwhile, new york, new jersey, new michigan with the greatest loss. one new york activist with both political parties have hail black families. >> and come here and make your dreams happen and we will pay for it. meanwhile on the backs of taxpayers. it is on the backs of city workers who are working tirelessly to keep the trains running, to keep the garbage picked up, the firefighters and the police officers answering 911 calls. but then the services are not afforded to us. they are offering 55,002 -- they can even rest to provide for their own families. they have to get up and leave and go over the money is stretched out. the course of living works f

yes, maybe not very popular in our country for many years, so she is the queen of russian. ay they are delighted with my voice of their hair from my choreography. yes i necessarily and sing and dance and comb my hair. why, i'm a real star, you know, we only do it from above, that we swim in the glory area and sign autographs. nothing like a scene. this is hellish work , you can’t imagine how tired i am of constant rehearsals and examples of how stuffy i am in this suit. i’ll also lift my fur coat, of course, interesting chansons in all the capitals of the world, damn it, eh. i also have the royal salon before i need to shoot attention this is not different for me. thought they depended me on their channel on hand, by the way, and you can become real stars. and most importantly, there is a special stop button that will help you get popular. this is a life hack for you from me i thank, why am i not my place? yes, i can't. mosquitoes that the heart finds. why did you know? why do you know? and roadside grass, my youth, you are roadside vova presnyakov, the eighty-sixth year, t

many businesses across the country. any economic benefits a hard to find. and just lastly we bring you news of the end of an era. it's been called the queen of the skies, but the reign of the jumbo jet has come a step closer to ending boeing has made the final delivery of it's iconic 747. the double decked giant of aviation is now no longer in production, with large claims falling out of fashion in favor of more efficient twin engine aircraft. it's made and flight back in 1969. here it is. comes over half a century before boeing. employees watched on as the last production model was delivered today. just a reminder, the top business story were following for you this hour. after months of gloomy forecast, international monetary fund has raised its outlook for global growth. the 1st time in a year. the i'mma says that the world economy is set to expand my 2.9 percent during 2023. and so for me, the business team here berlin until next time with engage a child's health is the most important thing to parents. but what is good and what is bad for little ones? and when should grown up, start to worry in good shape. i russia at home support or r

charles in may, it will be with this one, queen mary's crown, worn by the consort of king george v in1911. in a statement, buckingham palace said: but for manyd. if it's in a treasury box, does it shine any less brightly or burn any less brightly in the psyche of people who feel they have been wronged? there are many theories about the stone's origins. historians generally agree it was taken from india by nader shah, an iranian ruler in 1739. that's him on the right, next to the mughal emperor muhammad shah. india argues it eventually made its way back home, but that one of its i9th—century rulers was then tricked into handing it to the brits during colonial rule. pakistan made an official plea to have it back because it was a jewel of the treasury of lahore. lahore is now in pakistan, it wasn't at the time, but it is now. the sikhs want it sent back maybe to the golden temple because they say it was part of the sikh kingdom. you go back even further, iran has a claim on it, afghanistan has a claim on it. buckingham palace says the coronation on 6tmay h the coronation on may 6th will be shorter, smaller and more diverse than before. now the

coronation of the british queen in 1952 it started and finally came to fruition and the seedling of the independence of the people of kenya, like other british colonies, with many bloods of the independence of this african country, the end of the colonial british era , a literary work with the presence of women writers in the research institute, which was built in the name of women and family , the research institute has two main approaches one is coming and searching and analyzing works in the field of women and family, and the second point is that he wants to hold a conference as a family resistant to moral challenges in the changing world. its pagination was unveiled in this book launch session it was in important places because it was observed that the works and writings related to the discussion and the family of the authors of the bibliography of women in humanities and social sciences are two iranian women . books on the topic of women are separated by topic. in fact, we collected bibliographic information based on the national bibliography of this work is considered the first reference for researchers in the field of women, and it took a year to write i

queen proud and i am very happy that i can see this country with my own eyes . iran is preparing the mother of ireland for 800 years. we have revolutionized manyes against the british. the revolution finally came to an end in 1916. my grandfather was present in this war, and in 1922, a civil war was formed and this war was executed until 1923. this is the reason why you are widespread. you also have social and political issues the revolution was successful and for this reason i congratulate you. iran and ireland are connected and i know that in tehran there is a street named barbi sandeh . he was a great irish hero. they use it to defend themselves and when they face their mistakes, wrong actions challenge them. all the countries of the world are currently struggling with problems because they are facing the cost of living space and energy crisis. and they should try to improve the conditions of climate change on the other hand, efforts should be made to establish some kind of equality between men and women so that women can have more power in the government and obtain positions of power and better wages. we in ireland are also facing challeng

she recorded songs at the motown studios and many of her songs have been remade and remastered and live on today including by queen latifah and other sound tracks including "the bridges of madison county" and she lived many years in her home state before real locating florida. she received the pine year award in 1999 and barbara lewis was inducted into the michigan rock and roll hall of fame. i ask that her contributions to the arts be forever recorded in our hearts and here in the permanent record of the united states house of representatives. mr. speaker, i rise today in honor of an extraordinary educator who shaped the lives of mid-michigan students during her groundbreaking career. kerry owens grew up in high racial tensions and knew she wanted to work towards dismantling the systems she saw around her. her parents had no formal education, she pushed her kids. she became a teacher and was hired at a public school becoming its first black teacher in the district. when mrs. owens applied for a job, she vowed to help each student individually because she recognized what many circles did not yet grasp that all stu

many americans will feel. student debt loan forgiveness plan. what's at stake? >>> queen camilla? the reported plans to drop consort from her title. how it's apparently tied to king charles' upcoming coronation. >>> cold case arrest. authorities saying they've solved a 20-year-old murder mystery. >> we just looked at each other, like, did we hear what we just said? >> a pregnant soldier discovered dead in her barracks. who's under arrest this morning? >>> summer travel. airlines gearing up for a busy season. how they're preparing, and the advice on whether to grab those air fares right now. >>> moving in. the new trend called the reverse boomerang effect. parents moving in with their adult kids. why it's happening, and is it right for your family? ♪ >>> and unbee-lievable. the 6-year-old spelling bee racking up the awards, beating kids twice his age. his next challenge, plus what's his favorite word? >> why is that your favorite word? >> because it sounds very funny. >>> good morning, america. thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin with that historic storm slamming the wes

charles in may, it will be with this one, queen mary's crown, worn by the consort of king george v in1911. in a statement, buckingham palace said: but for many, does it shine any less brightly or burn any less brightly in the psyche of people who feel they have been wronged? there are many theories about the stone's origins. historians generally agree it was taken from india by nader shah, an iranian ruler in 1739. that's him on the right, next to the mughal emperor muhammad shah. india argues it eventually made its way back home, but that one of its 19th—century rulers was then tricked into handing it to the brits during colonial rule. pakistan made an official plea to have it back because it was a jewel of the treasury of lahore. lahore is now in pakistan, it wasn't at the time, but it is now. the sikhs want it sent back maybe to the golden temple because they say it was part of the sikh kingdom. you go back even further, iran has a claim on it, afghanistan has a claim on it. buckingham palace says the coronation on may 6th will be shorter, smaller and more diverse than before. now the royals have made clear they won't let the koh—i—noor�*