professor rana mitter, thank you very much for your time.- professor rana mitter, thank you very muchish president is meeting his turkish counterpart amid signs that ankara may be willing to ratify his country's application for nato membership. sauli niinisto said he expected his visit to turkey would deepen the ties between the countries as allies. finland and sweden applied for membership in the alliance after the russian invasion of ukraine. turkey has delayed ratifying their bids, saying the nordic countries haven't yet done enough to combat what it calls kurdish terrorism, but recent comments from president recep tayyip erdogan suggest ankara might consider ratifying the finnish application. onur erum is from the bbc�*s turkish service. what are we expecting from the talks? we are expecting president erdogan to upload the finished application. that is what was said today. gm? to upload the finished application. that is what was said today. why has turkey delayed _ that is what was said today. why has turkey delayed these _ that is what was said today. why has turkey delayed these

all right, rana, can you explain to us this deal? >> yeah, absolutely. so a little bit of con context. credit suisse has been a troubled bank for some time. so this, you know, this is a bank that over the last couple of years has had any number of crises. it's been considered weak in the marketplace. even late last year, it was having its own problems totally separate from the silicon valley bank issue with depositors withdrawing funds. so it was perceived by the marketplace as being weak. so silicon valley bank lapse suddenly, the entire system is really looking for who are the weak players. and credit suisse is certainly perceived as being one of them. its share prices fall, and then you get the guarantee from the government and ultimately a deal from ubs to buy it, essentially on the cheap. you know, and it's interesting to me, because ubs is the biggest and strongest, and certainly now by some margin, strongest swiss bank. and it seems at this moment that in some ways, but not a too big to fail crises, we have more of a crises with the second and thi

private companies work together to foster technology as an enabler and accelerator of pro. joining us as rana, i you, indian journalist and contributing opinion columnist with the washington post. thanks for coming on the program. so we just heard what the executive director of you and women. it said you have been a target on social media as simply for being a female journalist. i wonder, has your online experience gotten any better? thank you for having me. melissa national center for journalist has recently released a report called the chilling, where they basically analyzed 9000000 tweets to that me and most of the tweets, abusive are threatening with dead threats and read threads. so i don't think the online presence has gotten any better if anything it has only got was in the last couple of months. just 2 weeks ago, i filed a complaint with the mom by police where i live for a very crude, a gangly player that has been consistently given to me and my female family members on instagram. and i have had to limit my wrist replies the comment section on twitter, because every time i read, ther

she joins us now, so good to have you with us rana. part of what makes this stunning is this bank was here today gone tomorrow pap what led to the collapse and subsequent unraveling? >> rates have started going up and just to set the scene we have been really for four decades now in kind of a falling rate environment. so the way banks operate, the way businesses operate in general is sort of predicated on interest rates being low. that's changed low and just rates are going up. so what did that do to silicon valley bank? this is a bank that was kind of a go-to bank for venture capitalists. when tech stocks really boomed and everybody was online and we really needed technology. all the technology went into the bank and they didn't have places to really lend it out so they started investing it in government bonds. now the yields on those bonds haven't really changed but the amount they have to pay in deposits have been going up as interest rates go up. that leads to a mismatch essentially between supply and demand on the balance sheet an

the end of the work came from the historical heart of the tall cedar rana. seven-year-old, 20-meter-high qaynat is a masterpiece of iranian islamic art that the people of the islamic region did not destroy, including in qom and qayin, and changed its use. the first historical work of south khorasan has been registered in the list of national monuments . the building attracts a lot the beauty of the test was clear, the very high price was fantastic and we enjoyed it. one of the buildings that domestic and foreign travelers and tourists like to visit is jame qonun, which is visited by more than 10,000 people every year . experts believe that apart from the fact that the mosque jame qain is an encyclopedia of iranian islamic art. it also has other unique features , such as the underground road that connects the mosque to kook castle, 12 aqueducts flowed under these different parts of qain city , and they were made on the way to the aqueducts. one of the uses of these foundations is that you will not have a defensive role if the enemy attacks may your sorrow be

you go to buy household appliances, you have money , suitable for rana qasti, i want to go. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings, dear countrymen good time, i am at your service with the news section at 12 o'clock. field reports indicate that the price of the dollar is still falling today. in connection with the pishwa lawsuit, khabar network emphasized that due to the pool of dollars , it is predicted that the price of the dollar will fall. it continued in the coming days

. >> so, rana, i wonder how much of this turmoil is the result of bad management, i guess the swimmingf, right, as you described there in that quote, how much is from ineffective regulation? how much is just, hey, this is where we are with inflation? >> yeah, great question. i think silicon valley bank, to me that was, hey, we knew interest rates were going to rise, you knew you were going to be in kind of an uncomfortable long/short position where you were losing on bonds that were eventually going to lose value as rates went up that, to me is a management question. i mean, i would really be asking if i was looking at that bank, why did folks not start to correct those positions? in terms of credit suisse, matt is right. this is just a weak player. they have had problems for years. i mean at the end of last year they were already having deposit runs. so this is a case of, you know, a very swiss solution actually, one bank coming in, being sort of nudged along by the government to buy another one. the question is, is this going to make the big bigger in both the u.s. and in europe and

. >> rana, thank you. want to quickly update everybody on the power outage situation because it has gotten a little bit better when we started the broadcast, we had upwards of 167,000 customers without power that's now dropped down 263,000. the bulk of those in the east bay, the peninsula and the south bay. let's zoom in to the east bay where they've got about 31,000 customers without power. the hot spots continue to be the areas right around walnut creek, a pleasant hill, concord, you see those areas in orange. those indicate 500 to 5,000 customers without power. let's slide over to the peninsula because we're seeing just south of sfo, a pocket or and you can see it there long one, a one right past foster city, the highway, 92 interchange all the way down here into areas like redwood city. and you can see here atherton lot of areas in orange so pg e working hard to try to get those restored for the entire peninsula. you've got about 42,000 customers without power. but the biggest block of customers withou

rana. >> yeah, that's right. we're talking about the delays on the bay bridge. you're waking up this morning. do not take it. you have the san mateo bridge, the dumbarton bridge. >> the richmond, sandra fell bridge the golden gate bridge. you have options. this should not be. one of them were tracking that. we'll have more on your crazy thursday. >> and we're back 6.15, coming up on 6.15, in here. you're looking high atop the single anchor suspension tower on the east span of the bay bridge. looking down at the backup leading into the air for one a island tunnel. why we had an earlier accident. 10 o'clock last night. and the backup is still there. and you can see in the smaller box on the right, the baber, the oakland toll plaza camera. those tail lights stretch all the way back to the toll plaza all the way back to the maze. people have been reporting more than an hour drive time from the maze into san francisco. this is a big issue that's only going to get worse as more and more people hit the roads this morning. i wouldn't count on the bay bridge this morning

i began to hear, i'm younger and rana, but you and i are friends.s with long hair and a mortal on his head. so this is it i love you nothing. music is popular with belarusian composer leonida width on poems by the belarusian poetess olga ryzhikova, forever young is his hand? support us, it will start soon, i promise. we have your even bigger plans with a glance, the question is, and in the family only you are in spiritual gold. i'm going yes, just to support, the only way to love, the lord remaining an hour ago. again , since you are always us, so that love does not knock on us at night. above the hand, friends, you are with me, i am forever young, forever young, like a hairstyle, dear. applause come out into the hall, please. drawing on fabric is the best way to emphasize their individuality, is it really so, just to apply it to the fabric centuries-old traditions of quality from manual machines to automated ones with program control on the example of one of the national relics of belarus, the slutsk belt, we will find out how we managed to preserv

give people some relief good in a televised national address after the approval of an aide, president rana was missing. a said his country was no longer a bankrupt nation, but often and it has more from colombo. people have been waiting and waiting for months upon months to look for some form of respite. and they're hoping that this money that the loan approved by the i m f, will make some kind of a difference to their lives. obviously, 330000000 to be of sort of transferred in the next 2 days. they hoped that as the government says, a will kind of ease the pressure. now this means that the government is going to have this additional funding to secure essential fear. supplies like the president on a vicar missing her or right after the approval speaking to the nation. to day they said that sherlock is no longer bankrupt nation, that this 1st tranche of money will be used to secure medicines to help the tourism sector and things like that. so what people are hoping is that things like inflation that the sort of galloping exchange rate to the dollar a will be brought down and that we bring t

everything possible to help ukraine fight for its freedom let's let's sanction china with the help of rana and the russian federation created kamikaze drones suppliers of components for the production of military shaheeds came under attack. according to the ministry of finance, five legal entities and one individual were in the cabinet of restrictions, all the assets of the participants in the territory of the united states will be frozen , in addition, any financial institution from outside the united states may also be subject to sanctions if he provides his services to the companies on the sanction list, we will add that since the fall, the russian aggressor has been using kamikaze drones purchased in the early days to strike at the civilian infrastructure of ukraine protests in tbilisi part of the detained metenars were released, at least that is what the ministry of internal affairs of georgia declares, although some will appear in court for resisting the police and hooliganism, despite the decision of the authorities to withdraw the draft law on foreign agents , the rally near the pa

however, we arejoined by professor rana mitter, professor of chinese politics and history at oxford universityd history at oxford university. you forjoining us news. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. what was your assessment of what was set at the congress meeting today? i what was set at the congress meeting toda ? ~' ., what was set at the congress meeting toda ? ~ ., _, ., . , today? i think on the economic side, it was fairly — today? i think on the economic side, it was fairly predictable _ today? i think on the economic side, it was fairly predictable that - today? i think on the economic side, it was fairly predictable that they - it was fairly predictable that they would have a fairly low growth figure, 5% is been put forward and we have to remember that that was from a relatively low base, during the pandemic of the chinese economy suffered very badly, areas such as retail, travel and so forth we are really very badly hit, so giving back more than 5% from that may be a little easier when china was in its previous or go, go economic phrase. the military side is also interesting

passengers will travel by rana car on the transportation road, especially the mountainous area of ​​chalush and the mountain separation in the north-east of the country, in north khorasan, razavi and semnan. they encountered strong winds and rock falls. our suggestion is that on the second day, please go with caution in the communication separation between south khorasan, yazd , kerman, sistan and baluchistan, and the possibility of dust falling, reduced visibility, and reduced air quality is very high . as well as reducing the temperature that it has until early next week, we were looking at chaharmahal and bakhtiari, and the seat of kohrang shahrekord, saman bam, borujen shalamzar in kermanshah increases the possibility of damage to the agricultural industry, including damage to garden and agricultural products, tomorrow night, this barca system will slowly come from the side of the eastern borders of the country. and if i want to talk about the seas, it should be said that starting tonight, the persian gulf, the strait of hormuz, and manto 7, he wants to study, please, fishing in the no

professor rana mitter, really interesting, thank you. than i% of those accused were sacked. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports. wayne couzens, the police officer who kidnapped, raped and murdered sarah everard. david carrick, like couzens, a firearms officer with the metropolitan force, and a serial rapist. their crimes have shone a spotlight on the issue of officers suspected and accused of violence against women and girls, and how they're dealt with. this woman's former partner is a firearms officer with the west yorkshire force. alice, and this is not her real name to protect her identity, says he subjected her to sexual violence and emotional abuse. i think it's scary. the fact that he's had little control of himself and then being able to go to work and get a loaded gun out and be actually walking the streets. because clearly you think he should not be a serving police officer? i think he's a very dangerous individual. alice says she made a series of complaints about her ex partner to west yorkshire police, but she

let's get a european perspective on this — rana adib is the executive director of ren21, a think tank tank has just released a global report on the adoption of renewables in buildings, industry, transport and agriculture, the lot. let's start with those report findings — how widespread is the adoption of renewable energy across industries? thank you very much, victoria. we are clearly saying that ——we are clearly seeing that the multiple crisis which is happening, not only the climate but the end —— economic crisis, has put renewable energy at the centre of the mind of consumers and renewable energy has been not only describe as reliable and stable but also an affordable solution to those climate crises and here, this is something which has a unique momentum, to accelerate renewable energy development because we see that players in industry, in the building set the common transportation and agriculture also, really turn to renewable energy is a solution. they invest in it. they invest in production capacities. we see in the building sector, they are moving to heat pumps with record in

rana , come, my dear lover, dasht laila, come, you ten bala and give me the wedding jam, good alternatives. hello, ms. north khorasan. happy love. i fell in love with you. but falling in love is like a bunch of ants. laugh and hold my hand as you go. happy nowruz to all of you, great relatives. dear iranians, dear turks, dear gilanis, baloch sistanis, dear languages, congratulations, have a very good and blessed year ahead , we will paint, and after the green winter, now i am tired with the rain. i am tired, dear iranian . happy eid. my feeling is that people can walk in the street slowly under the rain, new year's delivery and it makes me laugh, since these days , the press conference of the 31st international exhibition of the holy quran is scheduled to be held today. about the details of the meeting and the programs of this year's exhibition, chabahar firozian, director of the content committee of the 3rd international exhibition of the holy quran, aya firozian, hello, good morning. happy birthday to all the dear people of iran, and i hope that your prayers and prayers will be accepted.

between the national teams of different countries, in one of them, the maghreb team the guest named rana roshni defeated brazil. also , your russian national team had a great match between morocco and brazil, and saying that this game ended with a score of 21 is heartbreaking . our country's team reached a draw today at the krestovsky stadium in st. petersburg. they won 2 nil against iraq. they won 21 against china . porn reports that the competition for the european football ballon d' or is very tight this season. it is still the most valuable golden shoe in europe for robert lewandowski, bayern's top scorer in the european premier league, he changed to barca last season and was among the top european scorers with 35 goals. in this season's competition, ali holland from manchester city was the top scorer of city with 28 goals . he knew that by separating the norwegian giant. from dortmund, an attacker with high strength and speed and an insatiable army in the penalty area is the second in the premier league. tottenham is the captain of the english national team. 21 goals and one of the

he started jovanai rashid koh rana, come , my dear lover, dasht leila, come, you are up and down give me the eyes of everyone, give me the wedding of the good people of iran, the closed day, the subsidy of north khorasan, mubarak, the love in my chest, i become fresh with every look, the buds become with your step , the streets can laugh, and take my hand, let my sleep and my dream breathe, beautiful under the blood of the ancient nowruz to all of you great relatives in iran, dear turks, dear gilanis, dear baluchs, dear sistanis, dear languages , have a very good and blessed greetings, dear friends , i want a burnt mobile phone in the green winter of balaban , our dear iranians, may your eid be blessed with rain. on the shoulder of the season of youth, youth, my feelings are your people you can walk on the street under the rain, slowly, slowly , new year's flowers, almonds, laughter , beautiful laughter from my heart. from this day, happy eid again . every day is different in heidari studios, reporter of sed and sima news agency. congratulations to you for your service year, viewers.

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rana is an ideal platform for the appearance of unusual creative memory with strong emotions about this the same burnt villages, the dalva of the logoisk district, a tragic fate overtook her, just 10 days before the liberation of belarus today , 44 people, including 29 children, honored the memory of the victims of the german occupiers in the memorial complex of minutes and silence, including 29 children to escape from death. only one boy did. kolya gerilovich, it's already a matter of life adult nicholas was the preservation of the memory of the dead fellow countrymen, we are at the distant memorial complex. uh, i know life here stopped in june 1944. 44 people died. an eight-year-old girl who escaped through the window wanted to survive, but did not succeed, because german bullets caught up with her rally. a requiem in memory of the victims of the genocide was also held in the agro-town of dory in the volozhin district, the punitive detachment divided the villagers into two parts, some sent other children and the elderly to forced labor in germany and drove them to church they shot and

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rana mamdouh, sara seif eddin, and beesan kassab are being tried over an article last year about a governmentwatchdog that uncovered gross financial misconduct among politicians. it's the latest attack on mada masr by the government of abdel fattah el-sisi, who amnesty international has accused of turning journalism into a crime. reporters without borders says 73 women journalists in -- around the world are spending international women's day behind bars. spain's government approved a draft law aimed at bolstering equal representation of women in politics, business, and other institutions. the measure, announced by prime minister pedro sanchez at a rally for the socialist party over the weekend, will now be debated and voted on by the spanish parliament. this is spain's economy minister nadia calvino. >> it establishes a target of 40% female participation in public and private management and decision-making bodies with a realistic timetable. onhe political level, electoral candidacies must have an equal composition in men and women alternate lists. finally, to stipulated the spanish government

thanks, rana.y. >> happening right now, the supreme court is beginning to hear arguments once again regarding president biden's student loan forgiveness program. it's been back and forth. both sides have been making some. >> interesting argument. yeah. republican dominated state seem on the verge of sinking a plan. a majority of the court's conservative justices seemed skeptical. the are we got washing correspondent shot hudson keeping an eye on it. supreme court justices heard 2 challenges to president biden's authority. >> to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt. and one of the concerns from the justices was about the cost of the program outside of the supreme court on >> supporters of student loan forgiveness called for action. that's about accessibility to education. it's about making sure we have equitable access to education all across the nation. but inside the court, justices heard arguments about the constitutionality of president biden's program to forgive up to $20,000 in student loans f

rana, always appreciate your insight and expertise.nk you. >> thank you. >> still to come, republicans are, pressing outrage over the way fox host tucker carlson is framing the events of january 6th, this after he was given access to tens of thousands of hours of footage. what more are they saying? that's ahead. >> yeah. senators, not members of the house. they're seeking elon musk's internal communications about layoffs at twitter. they fear that cuts could be putting user privacy at risk, and another critical hearing on capitol hill. agencies testifying about the bigger global threats and this is tensions between the u.s. and china are on the rise and also the u.s. and russia with the war on ukraine raging on. . so no matter what the market's doing, he's ready.. anand that's... how you collect coins. your money never stotops workig for you with merrill, a bank of america company. ♪ experience the exhilaration of the performance lin expeat the invitation toion lexus sales event. ♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i

. >> rana, thank you. it is five-fifty developing story this morning. federal officials are now investigating that fatal crash involving a tesla. it happened last month in contra costa county. investigators say that that tesla slammed into a parked fire truck along northbound 6.80. that crash was ptrt of a larger investigation into how tesla's autopilot system, the tax and responds to parked emergency vehicles that have their lights flashing. guidehouse insights. transportation analyst say that at least 15 teslas have crashed into emergency vehicles nationwide. >> it's unfortunately not uncommon type of crash with these vehicles. what they should be right now. >> is ordering the systems to be disabled entirely until a have a better understanding of what's actually happening. you know where where the real problem is. >> federal officials also opened an investigation into the tesla model y vehicles 2 complaints that the steering - wheel could potentially fall off while driving. officials say those owners receive vehicles that were missing a bolt which con

thanks, rana. >> all right. 6.22, is the time. and in national news, president biden visited selma, alabama to commemorate the remembrance of blood. he sunday in a speech there. he said that voting rights continue to be under attack and he's calling for new protections. our dc correspondent alexandra limon has the latest live from dc morning. >> diane, good morning. and at that event, president biden said that voting rights have been chipped away at in recent years by supreme court decisions and more recently by state laws and then passed since the 2020 election. and he's calling on congress to change that. >> in selma, alabama, president biden marked the 58th anniversary of the selma civil rights march that became known as blood. he sunday august bridge but was given. >> help redeem the soul of america in his speech sunday, president biden said voting rights are still under attack today cents to 2020 election. >> a wave of states. >> and dozens dozens of and i voting laws. sure by the big lie. and their election and ayers. now el

. >> rana, thank you. 9.50 is the time in the east bay.meda county's new district attorney pamela price has been in office for 75 days now. and her time there has been brief but often controversial and her transition team co-chairs using a report to highlight her accomplishments thus far to rebuke some of the criticism that price eliminated criminal sentencing enhancements, civil rights and criminal defense attorney paula canny is among those keeping an eye on this controversy. >> people are freaking out because they think that her policies are going to make their community last say which is a reasonable concern. we all want to live in safe community. >> well, the da's transition team argues the fact that prices a criminal justice reform or does not mean the community will be less safe. >> it's 9.51 in honor of cesar chavez day a group of state congressional leaders introduced legislation to create a multi-state national park honoring the latino civil rights leader. the plan would preserve several sites associate with sarah cesar chavez an

around the santas, mike pence, which mcconnell, rana romney mcdaniel. not going to cpac. of course, cpac chairman, matt schlapp, now untangled. he is accused of, potential, sexual harassment. he also said he hasn't done it, but cpac, this is the republican parties wrestlemania. >> i think the reality is, the people aren't going aren't going because not good for them, politically. >> why? >> i think it is trump's home turf. this is where he started his political evolution in 2010, 11, he rode tested his maga routine at cpac. it has been the runway that he has carved out all of his political campaigns. desantis knows if he goes there, it is trump's home turf. if mike pence went there, he would get booed. so, they only seen downside. if i were round of santa's team, i would say this would be a great week to put out a book. >> are republicans on the hill talking about cpac? these are gop stars that are not showing up. >> yes. i mean, it is interesting to look at the people who are choosing to go to go to cpac this year. part of that has to do with the scandal involving matt s

okay, rana, thank you very much. let's talk more about power outages with thousands of people dealing with that. >> with yesterday's storm bringing down trees onto power lines. here's a live look at pg and e's map showing us in real time where we're seeing the power out right now. bay area wide. we're looking at about 167,000 customers without power right now. a lot of activity here in the east bay, the peninsula, south bay, the north bay. surprisingly enough, not nearly as impacted them a couple 1000 customers without power there. but the cut, the high concentration certainly are again in the east bay where we have over 31,000 customers without power. right now, the areas in orange indicate where it's most concentrated you can see here around pleasant hill around concord, right? were 2.42 highway, 4, 6, they all come together. and as we can see these areas in orange indicate anywhere from 500 to 5,000 customers without power. in fact, as we just click on one of these, let's see the details here. yeah. about 1700 cus

. >> rana, thank you. 7.17 is the time for your money this morning. us home prices post their first annual decline in more than a decade and midsize u.s. banks now reportedly asking the fbi see to ensure all deposits for 2 years. monica standing by live in new york at the nasdaq to explain. good morning, monica. >> good morning and good morning, everybody. that's right. nearly 200 more banks are at risk, apparently for the same fate as silicon valley bank. a new study published on the social science research network found even insured depositors. those with $250,000 or less in the bank could have problems getting their cash if they face the same sort of run. the silicon valley saw a week ago. well, the u.s. housing market, as you mentioned, posted the first year-over-year decline in home prices since 2012 as a result of higher mortgage rates. real estate brokerage firm redfin showed that the median u.s. home sale price fell 1.2% in february from the previous year. the department of transportation released its on time. ranking for u.s. airlines. delta

when you have to cut your moment anyway, jacob, rana, he scores for the bulls blues.n to win this one. 42. >> all righty. jam-packed night sports in the bay. what else is new? that is you look at sports. we'll be right back after a quick break. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> princess shot. >> i recognize this movie clip and the home it was based in is featured in the iconic princess diaries. francis, me is school is now on the market. the 4 story, san francisco home is on lyon street on the eastern edge of cbo wall. the home was built back in 1923. has 12 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. there it is. and a rooftop garden. it won't come cheap. it is 8 million, 900,000 that's been always say it was in the movie. well, our very own lawrence karnow might have some compe

they're going to have it available over the counter, but it will make any families cannot afford ranaion that could potentially save the lives of their children if they happen to be poisoned by this if if they don't have the resource to us. so what i want to do with this bill is once that fda makes it available over the counter that both medicare, medicare and private insurance covers it and people don't have to worry about the cost. so basically any parents as school, a staff member can basically go to the pharmacy and use the insurance, use their private insurance to cover the cost of. >> of narcan. ideally, that's what that's the world you want to see. ideally, they would have it for free. >> and again, this is a crisis that we're in with close to 150 people dying a day. that's almost as many it has people. they were died during the pandemic. i'm hearing stories about morgues being full of people. overdosing are being poisoned by that. now. and if i can have that life saving medication in my purse in the event that my child gets into it or a young person gets into it and i can save

had been a labour mp and he ran as an independent and ran labour mp and he ran as an independentand ranads and he wins? t that jeremy corbyn stands and he wins? ~ ., ,, ., that jeremy corbyn stands and he wins? ~' ., ,, ., wins? i think what keir starmer has made clear — wins? i think what keir starmer has made clear is _ wins? i think what keir starmer has made clear is the _ wins? i think what keir starmer has made clear is the labour _ wins? i think what keir starmer has made clear is the labour party i wins? i think what keir starmer has made clear is the labour party has| made clear is the labour party has changed and in particular we have changed and in particular we have changed in terms of tackling anti—semitism, where we did have a very damaging report from the equalities commission, who found that the labour party was in breach of the equality act. keir starmer has made clear that the whole party needs to address that, every member needs to address that, every member needs to address that, every member needs to take that seriously and thatis needs to take that seriously and tha

vice president and chairman of the assembly of the islamic council and with the supreme leader of the ranahemiya, but before discussing it, i remembered joe biden. you know this. uh, politics, he's in charge now. uh, well, at least he holds the office, shall we say, of the presidents of the united states and america a in ninety- seven. he was in a different position. i don't know who he was, maybe he was the president, maybe he was, but uh, i decided to make a joke about china and iran e baidan during one of his matches. and it seems to us that on karkam e he fell into a small cauldron. let's hear the russians say. well if we expand on this to the east, then does not reorient itself to interaction with china and i wish them good luck and make friends with us, but they knew, and i knew, everyone knew that this was not an option. yes senator yes, at that time he was a senator, of course, not an option. everyone should have been friends, only the united states of america and iran have been under sanctions for decades, nevertheless, people who have been there said that it’s quite a developed c

i'm joined by bbc persian's rana rahimpour.gnificance. today a lot of people are talking about i the significance. today a lot of. people are talking about ringing women and their protest movement which started in september last year. it was a response to the death of a 22—year—old women, mahsa amini in the custody of the morality police. probably your viewers know that in iran wearing the hijab is compulsory and if women defy that they can be imprisoned. that is one of the reasons they have been protesting in the last few months. women have lost several of their rights since the islamic revolution of 1979 and they have been suppressed in many aspects of life. in recent months, specifically since november, there have been a series of mysterious poisoning attacks at mostly girls schools across the country. according to an mp, at least 5000 students have been poisoned, they report headache, nausea, sometimes hospitalisations and there are serious concerns about the possibility of having a radical islamic group being behind these

joining us now, npr news media correspondent david fulcom and rana anderson jones is here, a former clerk justice sandra day o'connor, first amendment scholar. take us threw how you see this nero issue of all the ways to correct the record in the moment, and then through the broader issue that lee also mentioned yesterday that fox didn't just ignore them, they rebroadcast specific broadcasts after being informed they were lies. >> yes. this goes very much to the core of the constitutional question in this case. the constitutional bar is incredibly high here, the first amendment protects freedom of speech and freedom of the press and so the rule here isn't just that dominion has to show that fox was sloppy or that it was inaccurate, or that partisan, the rule here is that fox has to show essentially -- dominion has to show that fox told a deliberate lie, it showed reckless disregard for the truth. how you show you knew this was false and you moved ahead with it anyway is an incredibly difficult barrier, but one tool that you might use for doing that is to say, we know that you knew this wa

i spoke earlier to rana mitter, professor of the history and politics of modern china at oxford universityit is robust and quite confrontational language, it is fairly low—key in terms of reaction. i think the chinese will be aware that the submarines at the heart of the aukus agreement will not come on stream until probably the early 20405 so it is not an immediate threat from their point of view so they are condemning the direction of travel rather than any immediate effect from the policy that forward. one analysis has called this a time bomb for peace and stability in the region, will it have a huge knock—on effect? i think crises in the region are more likely to erupt sooner than that anyway, in the next five to six years one of the big questions is will be will china seek to unify the island of taiwan, which is autonomous and self—governing, but china lays claim to it and has done since 1949 and the communist revolution. the aukus submarine pact will not affect that, that will be decided in terms of the naval presence of china, the us and japan that exists in the region so the aukus

we need a full ranae of pretty good idea. we need a full range of our— pretty good idea.to i pretty good idea. we need a full. range of our arsenal to try to stop both people trafficking and illegal migration across the channel that involves proper conversations that are ongoing with our french counterparts and indeed other european counterparts too. that is to try to ensure people are held in the first safe country they come to. but also includes international development aid, because you want to try and make sure the economy in places where people are trying to come from develop themselves so they don't need to make thatjourney and there's a whole piece around legislation as well which we need to get right. flan legislation as well which we need to net riuht. ., legislation as well which we need to net riuht. . ., legislation as well which we need to net riuht. ., . legislation as well which we need to et riht. ., ., a, ., get right. can i read you what the team of priti _ get right. can i read you what the team of priti patel, _ get right. can i read you what the team

and the variety and ranae of it is stunning. and the variety and range of stuff- — it is stunning.iolence. and beauty. thank you. the first episode of wild isles will be on bbc one and iplayer this sunday at 7pm. stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning, welcome to breakfast with tina daheley and jon kay. our headlines today. the home secretary says new legislation to stop small boats crossing the channel "pushes the boundaries of international law". tributes are paid to three people found dead in a crashed car in cardiff, two days after they went missing. we go with rob burrow to downing street as he recieves a point of light award from the prime ministerfor his tireless campaigning for mnd. yes, rob was here at number 10 with his mum and dad for that very special moment and he had a message for the prime minister from special moment and he had a message for the prime ministerfrom the mnd community. good morning. the raw prices of petrol and diesel are falling, but is that being reflected fairly by what you pay at the pump? we take a look at the numbers and ask what if anyt