the reform front .re are many fundamentalists and we are a fundamentalist group. after the second round , even some of the staffs of some of the candidates who withdrew in the first round came and did us a favor and helped us, so as i said, a rainbow of political groups are present. the fact is that we put a share for the reform front in every committee as those who worked hard in this process and participated from the members of the staff of mr. dr. bizikian, we have a representative here because these are people who have an attitude of presence in the people. they know the people , they know the concerns of the people, and they actually reflect the concerns of the society. to us , the members of the headquarters are people who go to people's houses and talk to people one by one, and therefore they know what the people's concerns are, so this is a request for a share. not really. a transfer actually concern considerations and the preoccupations of the people who have been in contact with these friends

mezikian was a candidate of the reform front , that is, the reform front nominated three candidates , mr. dr. mezikian was one of those candidates, and i went to different cities and gave speeches. of course, there are independents, there are also moderates , there are also many fundamentalists, we had a group of fundamentalists in favor of mr. doctor of medicine, after the second term, even some of the headquarters of some of the candidates who withdrew in the first term came to show favor to us and helping is therefore a spectrum. just as i said that a rainbow of political groups are present, but the fact is that we put a share for the reform front in every committee as those who took a lot of effort to participate in this process from the staff members of dr. because these are people who are present in the people , they know the attitudes of the people, they know the concerns of the people, and this is actually a reflection. they are the ones who raise the concerns of the society. we are members of the staff who go to people's houses and talk to them one by one, and therefore they

, we gave it to the coalition, and i think the sacrificers were taken, well, the reform front itselfincluded.

zarif further said that we have considered a share for the representatives of the reform front in each committee we have a representative here from the staff members of mr. dr. mezikian, because these are people who are present in the people , know the attitudes of the people, know the concerns of the people, so this is not a request for a share, in fact, a transfer, in fact, considerations of concern and concern. there are people who are in contact with these friends of ours in these three weeks and four weeks. the head of the steering council for the selection of the 14th government's cabinet, stating that the appointment of ministers and heads of organizational vices is a priority, said that this list has not yet been finalized and all the names have been published and the speculations are invalid. acting presidential radio and television thanked the young specialists of the ramin ahvaz power plant and said that the action of these young people made the electricity in khuzestan and ahvaz not cut off during the hottest days of the year. in the meeting of the government delegation, mr

zarif further said: "we have reserved a share for the representatives of the reform front in each committee." we have a representative here from the staff members of mr. dr. mezikian, because these are people who are present in the people. they know people's attitudes, they know people's concerns, so this is not a request for a share, in fact, it is actually a transfer concerns and preoccupations of the people who contacted these friends of ours in these three weeks and four weeks , the chairman of the steering council for the selection of the cabinet of the 14th government , stating that the appointment of ministers and heads of organizational vices is a priority, said that this list has not been finalized yet. and all the published names and speculations are invalid about the steering council for the selection of the members of the 14th government. in the coming nights , you will see expert discussions, in these expert discussions, different views will be expressed about the process of forming the steering council and the five committees and how the selection of people will be raised by k

and of course even in some of these working groups there are people who are not actually in the reform front or among the supporters of dr. they are working in these committees and they are helping to accomplish this task, from the ministers of the previous governments of mr. ahmadinejad's governments , from university professors who were not actually in the election campaign of dr. the committees are present because the members of the committees are confidential, it is not possible to name them after the results of the committees come out . in fact , public opinion will reach the point that mr. naderi pointed out, that they are from the headquarters of the rival of mr. medeshkian or from the associates of the rival doctors in the yes yes working groups . yes yes yes yes no. and i see these people, of course, there are those who have high expertise and we use them, your worries are gone, mr. no look. respect to mr. dr. sheikh, it is possible that one or two people will be used. because i don't know the announced names, i will in fact put them in halak. some of them will not be announced. the

further said: in each committee , we have considered one share for the representatives of the reform front from the staff members of dr. we have a representative because these are people who are present in the people , know the attitudes of the people, know the concerns of the people, so this is not a request for a share, in fact, it is a transfer, in fact , it is a consideration of people's concerns and preoccupations. the chairman of the steering council for the selection of the cabinet of the 14th government told these friends that the appointment of ministers and heads of organizational vices is a priority. he said that this list has not been finalized yet and all the names have been published and the speculations are invalid. is. khadem jafari of sed and sima news agency. the government spokesman said the import of cars with a shorter lifespan it has been freed for everyone since five years. mr. bahadri jahormi said that the origin of the import of used cars must be approved by the central bank. the bill to add the import of used cars to the law on organizing the automobile industry w

zarif further said: in each committee , we have set aside a share for the representatives of the reform front. being present in the people, they know the attitudes of the people , they know the concerns of the people, so this is not a request for a share, in fact, it is a transfer, in fact, considerations. and the worries and worries of the people who are in contact with these friends of ours in these three weeks and four weeks. the chairman of the steering council for the selection of the 14th government cabinet stated that the appointment of ministers and heads of organizational vices is a priority and said that this list has not been finalized yet and all the names have been published and the speculations are invalid. khadem jafari of sed and sima news agency. determining the time of holding the bachelor's and attorney's exams of the daf talabban judiciary for november and azar be ready the head of the center of lawyers, official experts and family advisors of the judicial branch said: the fields in this year's bachelor's exam have increased to 75 fields . also, in this year's bar exam, ab

zarif also said that in each committee , we have considered a share for the representatives of the reform front, from the members of the staff of dr. there are people who are present in the people , they know the attitudes of the people, they know the concerns of the people, so this is not a request for a share, in fact, it is a transfer, in fact , it is a consideration of the concerns and preoccupations of the people who are in contact with these friends of ours in these 3-4 weeks. chairman of the steering council for the selection of the 4th government cabinet stating that appointing ministers and heads of organizational vices is a priority. he said: this list has not been finalized yet and all the names have been published and the speculations are invalid. khadem jafari, sed and sima news agency. the acting president thanked the young professionals of ramin ahvaz power plant again and said: the action of these young people made the electricity in khuzestan ahvaz not cut off during the hottest days of the year. in the meeting of the government delegation, mr. mokhbar also referred to the hold

specialized image or, for example, the same shares that have been identified, for example, for the reform front or for the different groups that you mentioned. they believe that this may eventually lead to share-seeking, but some of the faces of the reformists, their leading figures, are also against these share-seeking, even to warn you, what do you think? mr. dr. motafker, i would like to point out one thing, mr. khosravi, first of all, we have political parties in our country. fortunately, we are one of the countries that registered the highest number of members, but our members are not really active. in other parts of the world, people don't vote for individuals, they look at parties, that is, a party comes and presents its programs to the people. people vote for the party's programs. now, unfortunately, we are two political currents . now let's look at the people, mr. khosravi. in my opinion, if we want to define people correctly, all of our people can be viewed in the form of these two, for example , because these two political currents see the supremacy of the republic. islam, but now so

and of course, even in some of these working groups there are people who are not actually in the reform front or among the supporters of dr. mezikian, but because they had good expert skills , they work in these committees and help let this work be done from the ministers of the previous governments of mr. ahmadinejad's governments, from the university professors who were not actually in the election campaign of mr. dr. mezikian and now they are present in the committees, because the members of the committees are confidential, it is possible to name names from this. not after the output of the committees it came out, of course, the names will also be known in the public opinion. this is the point that mr. naderi mentioned that, for example , they are from the headquarters of the rival of mr. bezikian or from the companions of the rival of mr. bezikian in the yes, yes, working groups? yes, yes, yes, no , i say very decisively, because i myself participate in the work of the committees and see these people, of course , there are those who have high expertise and we use them. your concern is gon

their expertise, or, for example , the shares that have been determined, for example, for the reform front or for the various groups that you mentioned to the headquarters, they believe that this may eventually lead to a share, but some of the faces of the reformists themselves their indicators are even warning you about these shareholdings , what do you think you will see. i would like to offer your service according to the discussion of mr. dr. motafkar, who said that i would like to point out one thing, mr. khosravi, first of all, we have a lot of parties in our country. we are countries that registered the highest parties , but our members are not really active. in other parts of the world, people do not vote for each individual. they say that looking at parties means that a party comes and presents its plans to the people. people vote for the party's plans, not for the individual's plan. unfortunately , now we are two political currents. now, let's define the people, mr. khosravi. let's say that all our people exist in the form of these two views, for example, because these two politi

reformers? a storm and an urban front are approaching central russia. in the regions of the european part , a warning has been announced when to expect a disaster strike let's ask our meteorologists. vladimir putin holds talks with hungarian prime minister viktor orban. the meeting takes place in the kremlin. at the beginning of the negotiations, the russian head of state stated that he intended to discuss his peace initiatives in ukraine with orban. earlier, orben's press secretary said that the hungarian prime minister arrived in moscow as part of a peace mission. hungary has been presiding over the eu since july 1, and orban said that he sees a ceasefire in the donbass as his goal. earlier this week, the hungarian prime minister already held talks in kiev. there is a rehabilitation and educational center for military personnel. she talked to the soldiers who were undergoing rehabilitation there, presented them with awards, and some were given new military ranks. we’ll find out all the details from our correspondent stanislav vasilchenko, he’s joining

continued: he said that in each committee, one share for the representatives of the front we have considered reforms from the members of the staff of mr. dr. al-badzikian, we have a representative here because these are people who are present in the people , know the attitudes of the people , know the concerns of the people, so this is not a request for a share, in fact, it is actually a transfer. considerations, concerns and preoccupations of people who are with our friends this week. four weeks in contact. the chairman of the steering council for the selection of the 14th government's cabinet stated that the appointment of ministers and heads of organizational vices is a priority and said: this list has not been finalized yet and all the names have been published and speculations are invalid. khadim jafari, radio news agency. researchers managed to identify parts of the brain that are involved in curiosity. according to the science alert website , columbia university researchers used a type of magnetic imaging to measure oxygen levels in different parts of the brain in order to understand the acti

conditions, but before the war , before the al-aqsa storm war began , the judicial reforms seriously hit netanyahu's credibility in front of the american president. and you see , since netanyahu came, the american president, contrary to previous procedures, did not have an official meeting with netanyahu , which is very strange. if the margin of a meeting is somewhere else , in a way, it can be said that it is not considered official, and well , it reduces the importance of the issues and, naturally, the follow-up that they want to do. there is another point of this discussion. now, in addition to these internal discussions, netanyahu needs this support if he wants to open a new front, which egypt is very concerned about. in lebanon , there are many logistical needs, both in the navy and the americans are procrastinating. in this case, because they are afraid of the consequences. netanyahu's other motivation is to rebuild the face of israel that has been distorted in the american society due to the influence of social networks and such. well, that is the aid that is given to israel by america or judaism in america we sh

hard time during the time of rule, how many or hard time you are that the suppose at the front runners of reform movement in a rod. what we witnessed in terms of relations with the west was that a little bit of just jet and this will be that they go see ations. but the more heart secure it, see gen dot, the regional aggression ms side program, the violation of human rights. even the nuclear program has continued to expand, so we will have a friend the phase lot because i read wears very and get a west and accept an out fit. he speaks eloquent english, but to yes he is presenting the is lumber true public interest that he's protecting is going to true public interest, which is in the long run, very much difficult vision and the difficult, the sort of political system to deal with for the west well, thank you so much for joining us with your insights today. that is sar up as a bundle for the german institute for global and area studies. we appreciate your time and we can bring you up to speed with some other world news headlines right now. the us and is re lease officials say prime minister benjam

the thing is these reforms have little chance of passing in a divided congress and eventually could end up in front of the court itself. tonight to discuss, the justice correspondent at the nation. examine the proposals and he is my dear friend in the lewis back -- lewis black of politics and eroded, how binds court reform proposals could work if the court would let them. thank you for coming in tonight. i will start, one of the reasons i enjoy talking to you is your candid and not alarmist at all about how bad the supreme court is. tell me up front, how you felt about biden's proposals? are they good? bad? too little too late? what you're feeling? >> if i was trying to go from new york to california and i hopped on a donkey, would it work? sure. i'd get there eventually. i might have to eat john roberts along the way, but i would get there eventually. they would work. if i was lying in a plane and i saw somebody on a donkey, i would say jump on. and the person was like that's too radical for me with your jet planes. it's not even on the ground. i would say, okay. keep galloping away, you will get

reformers or conservatives? a storm and thunderstorm front are approaching central russia. in the regions of the european part it was announced warning. let's ask our meteorologists when to expect the elements to strike. a terrorist attack at a defense plant was prevented in samara. as the press service of the fsb regional department reported, the suspect corresponded with a member of a pro-ukrainian terrorist organization and agreed to commit sabotage. the man chose a place and prepared homemade incendiary devices; just as he was preparing the terrorist attack, he was detained. the operation was carried out by fsb officers, as well as amon utes fighters from the regional department of the russian guard. on friday night, ukrainian drones attacked krasnodar region. they hit residential buildings in primorsko-okhtarsk. one person died, a six-year-old girl. she was wounded and died in the hospital. five people were injured. our correspondent reports from the scene. the victims are in the hospital, their condition is stable, the residents of the houses have already been placed

deal with them, which is about 60 to jesse . 10 colts, a few yuuzis and other reforms , a lot of cable push-pulls, in frontof you , a speaker, a flashlight, which, of course , was talking about a coup. they are advised that they will continue the investigation. of course, some of them ran away. the official narrative about how the coup was revealed is that hamid nemati, a pilot who was assigned to bomb the imam's house , was troubled and tormented by his mother's insistence the night before the operation began. ayatollah khamenei, who was the imam's representative in the army, informs about the impending coup. two clues were obtained from the coup, the first of which was much more important. one of them was through a pilot who was supposed to be one of the collaborators of the coup plotters from friends with him. he was familiar, but he refused to meet with me. they recorded a video of what happened and what happened when he came to the service of the supreme leader and when i was in the revolutionary council to raise the issue, he said this in a tape that i brought in my memories and the important point h

is the second round of voting: who are they betting on, who will keep up, reformers or conservatives? a storm and a cargo fronthas been issued in the regions of the european part. when to expect the elements to strike , let’s ask our meteorologists. a terrorist attack at a defense plant was prevented in samara. as the press service of the fsb regional department reported, the suspect corresponded with a member of a pro-ukrainian terrorist organization and agreed to commit sabotage.

reformers? on storms are approaching central russia. a one-time front in the regions of the european part , a warningeen announced, when to expect a disaster strike, ask our meteorologists. vladimir putin holds talks with hungarian prime minister viktor orban. the meeting takes place in the kremlin. at the beginning of the negotiations , the russian head of state stated that he intended to.

the thing is, these reforms have little chance of passing a divided congress and eventually could end up in frontelf. tonight to discuss, the justice correspondent at the nation. he examined the proposals. he is my dear friend and the lewis black of politics. he wrote about this in an article titled how biden's court reform proposals could work if we let them. i will start. one of the reasons i like talking to you is because you are candid and not alarmist at all about how the supreme court is, so tell me up front how you felt about biden's proposals. are they good? are they bad? are they too little, too late? what is your overall feeling before we get into the specifics? >> jason if i was trying to go from new york to california and i hopped on a donkey, would it work? sure, i would get there eventually. i might have to eat john roberts along the way, but i would get there eventually. they would work. if i was flying on a jet plane and i saw someone on a donkey and they set up on, we are going to california. that person was like no, that is too radical for me with your jet planes. that's not eve

ukraine will add a lot, and i know that ukraine is working hard on preparation on all fronts, particularly in terms of reforms. so my answer is yes. this bridge to nato, which was offered to ukraine. is there an understanding of how many years it will take ukraine to cross this bridge? it depends on many things and not only from the side of ukraine, but also from the side of the alliance. it is important for us to focus on what we are constantly talking about. we should do enough to help ukraine so that it wins the war and russia loses. it should be our priority, so there are issues that will have to be resolved later. but all this depends on whether we support ukraine at a sufficient level so that they win the war and russia loses. iceland does not have a standing army, but iceland supports ukraine and signed a bilateral security agreement, even before the united states did. why is it important for iceland to support ukraine so that it wins the war, as you said, and russia loses. first, it is the right thing to do. second, iceland... won't stand a chance in putin's world. yes, we are far away. yes, we are an

amy: the new popular front has vowed to raise the minimum wage, cap the price of essential foods and utilities, and to throw out macron's hugely unpopular pension reform which raised the retirement age. the group says it will raise -- it will reimpose taxes on the wealthiest and corporations. the new popular front also says it will recognize palestinian statehood after macron's government earlier this year refused to do so. we'll have more on the french elections later in the broadcast. meanwhile, in the united kingdom, keir starmer has become britain's new prime minister after his labour party trounced the conservatives in a general election on thursday. it's the first time labour has been in power in 14 years. but the election lacked much of the energy and hope for change that marked france's vote, with the lowest turnout in more than 20 years. starmer, a centrist politician, vowed to lead a government of "stability and moderation." he made his first official address as leader on friday. >> for too long now, we have turned a blind eye as millions slid into greater insecurity. nurses, builders, drivers, people doing the right thing working harder eve

a new uk government that's put economic growth front and centre of their policies, from reforming the planning system and getting britain building to a new national wealth fund aiming to develop a modern green energy economy. but with the public finances in the worst state since the second world war and an economy struggling to get off the ground, can the reality match the rhetoric? i'll speak trade and tech with the president of the british chambers of commerce, energy transition with the head of green investment at macquarie, and finance with the chairman of london's city within a city, canary wharf. plus, as ai makes ourjobs easier, could it also make them more prone to cyber attack? we'll find out about keeping our tech safe with the boss of one firm making code more cautious. welcome to the programme. now, there's a new government here in the uk, with the labour party in charge for the first time in m years. voted in with a healthy majority, they come into office with the promise of delivering change, with the economy at the forefront. but it is an economy under strain, reboundin

reforms. let's talk, mr. alexander. about the situation at the front. the commander of the national guard, brigadier general oleksandr pivnenko, says that soon the russian troops will be forced to go on the defensive in several directions, quoting mr. general the enemy's offensive capabilities are unlimited, and how many losses they will suffer. i think that for another month or a half they will not be able to conduct active assaults in many directions at once and will be on the defensive in any case . , half a year, so general zaluzhnyi said, even more so, in the fall of 23, that one way or another, well, such a situation could develop at the front, as you now characterize what is happening at front, east and south? indeed, now the russians are putting as much pressure as possible, they are so... the impression is that they are going to upbank, and this can be understood in principle, it can really be called a kind of vabankam, because according to the information that appears now among, well, even monitoring resources that monitor the losses of the ru

should be the last difficult year of reforms; people will continue to live like this. they simply can’t, one of the newspapers in the new year’s issue on the fronted an advertisement for crisling cars for 24,000 dollars, for a country in which 20 dollars a month was already not bad. and 30 luxury, and stated a day later, prices are going crazy, factories are falling apart, and not too many people will give up a glass of carols, it’s enough to skim the headlines alone to understand the depth of the abyss into which a young, sovereign country was rolling, the tractor is standing still and it is not known when earnings again, leading minsk enterprises are idle, society is unforgiving and moving to the left, is on the verge of a social explosion, hazing in the young belarusian army is growing at a depressing pace, the market with... terror has long arrived, the terror of general poverty, newspapers reported about bread in vitebsk, it sells out instantly and almost always fails, windows in the store have been squeezed out more than once, doors have been ripped off their hinges, sellers have been knocked down, bread , just like our milk was simply tak

reforms let's talk, mr. oleksandr, about the situation at the front.mander of the national guard brigadier general oleksandr pivnenko says that soon the russian troops will be forced to go on the defensive in several directions. i will quote mr. general. the enemy's offensive capabilities are unlimited, and how many losses they will suffer. i think they won't be able to conduct active assaults on many at once for another month or a half. and will be on the defensive in any case, we need to form our units during this time, prepare, well, actually, what pivnenko says, general zaluzhnyi said six months ago, even more so, in the fall of the 23rd year, which one way or another, well, such a situation can develop at the front. how do you characterize what is happening at the front, in the east and in the south? indeed, now the russians are pushing as hard as possible, they have the impression that they are going to the upbank, and this can be understood in principle, it can really be called a kind of vabankam, because according to the information that appear

1994 should be the last difficult year of reforms; people simply won’t be able to live like this any longer. one of the newspapers in the new year's issue on the frontadvertisement for kryzl cars for $24,000, for a country in which a salary of $20 a month was already not bad, and $30 was a luxury, and stated a day later: prices are going crazy, factories are falling apart, you overflowing with slides, the carol cup will be surrendered to the people. it is enough to skim the headlines alone to... understand the depth of the abyss into which the young, sovereign country was sliding. the tractor is standing still and it is not known when it will start working again, leading minsk enterprises are idle, society is poor and moving to the left, is on the verge of a social explosion, hazing in the young belarusian army is growing at an alarming rate, the highway market or racketeering in gomel continues, terror has long arrived, terror - general poverty. newspapers reported about bread in vitebsk, it sells out instantly and is almost always collected. in the store's windows have been squeezed out more than once, doors have been ripped off their hinges, sale

but next, ben habib lashes out at the reform uk top brass after he sacked as deputy leader. so is the party actually a united frontswers reform spokesperson next. welcome back to gb news now . as welcome back to gb news now. as thangam debbonaire speaks out against intimidating muslim candidates, does the pro gaza mob represent a threat to our democracy? frankly when will the left wake up to it? that's what i want to know. but first, we welcome reform uk's immigration and justice spokesperson ann widdecombe. now reform uk has decided to have a hierarchical shake up after they won five seats in parliament, announcing richard tice as their new deputy leader, zia yousef as chairman and lee anderson as the chief whip. so the new structure, however , does leave former however, does leave former deputy leader ben habib seemingly out in the cold just a week after he failed to win his wellingborough seat at the general election. he did hit back earlier today, he wrote i have just been informed by nigel farage that richard tice is taking over as deputy leader of the party. consequently, i no longer hold that position. i am

a new uk government that's put economic growth front and centre of their policies, from reforming thethe public finances in the worst state since the second world war and an economy struggling to get off the ground, can the reality match the rhetoric? i'll speak trade and tech with the president of the british chambers of commerce, energy transition with the head of green investment at macquarie, and finance with the chairman of london's city within a city, canary wharf. plus, as ai makes ourjobs easier, could it also make them more prone to cyber attack? we'll find out about keeping our tech safe with the boss of one firm making code more cautious.

reform. so that's his front page.send just four people to rwanda. excuse me, excuse me. and they volunteered to go as well. home secretary yvette cooper slams the tory flagship migrant policy as there we go. the same front page, basically. archewell on the daily mail saying now labour opens the door to giving asylum to 70,000 people, so there we go . to 70,000 people, so there we go. those are the entirety of your front pages. i am joined as well by daily express columnist carole malone, journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and former chairman of the tory party, sir jake berry. let's just let's just discuss about this, £700 million to send just four people to rwanda. it's on the on the front there. and also actually the daily express's farage more tory mps will soon defect to reform . mps will soon defect to reform. jacob, we'll start with you on that.is jacob, we'll start with you on that. is that true? then >> well, i don't know if it's true, but it wouldn't surprise me if it were right, you know, nigel

reform. so the idea that they would slap that on the front page right away, they obviously know what they'retty simple. just as vote tory, today is a day of reckoning. the conservative party faces a punishing pounding at the ballot box. we believe labour's unchecked power would diminish this great country of ours. they say , vote tory. there ours. they say, vote tory. there we go. i wonder how many people are. well i'm not sure they have to convince the express readers, do they? it's probably more people. but anyway, i am joined as well by political consultant suzanne evans, former tory minister george eustice and former labour mp luciana berger. now look, we've covered immigration tax, foreign policy, the nhs. let's do a bit on net zero now and the environment and all the parties are butting heads on the so—called climate emergency. let's listen to what some of them have had to say. >> would labour do. they would ban north sea energy, damaging our economy, damaging our energy security, rushing to net zero, and a wage that saddles families with thousands of pounds of costs. so our first step

reforms. that is, fight, die for us. and then we'll see. another carrot dangled in front of my nose.most harsh passages in the history of nato against beijing. china is posing a systemic challenge. values ​​and security of the alliance, a borderless partnership with russia increases the threat. the prc cannot afford the largest war in europe in recent history without negatively impacting its interests and reputation. and washington, apparently it can. that's right, kvotlikid yowie, nonlikid bove, what is allowed to jupiter is not allowed to the bull. among the threats to nato due to cooperation with russia, belarus, north korea and iran are also identified. each of these countries was also awarded a separate paragraph in the final declaration. the summit did not bring anything fundamentally new to kiev. additional air defense systems and money were promised even before the general gathering of the alliance. but they didn’t spare yeley for zelensky. as a creative person with a fine spiritual organization, the president of ukraine was moved and remembered his mother, who had lost legit

the express farage more tory mps will soon defect to reform and handsome young george. i think on the fronte anointed in the eye that is kamala harris. they are anticipating that she will not face any sort of selection process. and finally, the daily star, with perhaps the most insightful commentary the next president will be michelle obama, says the asparagus psychic. those were your front pages. psychic. those were your front pages . so, cressida, we will pages. so, cressida, we will kick off with the guardian. >> okay. >> okay. >> senior democrats throw weight behind harris to take on trump. >> so she's got lots of support. >> so she's got lots of support. >> i mean, i've been @gbnews all day listening to a variety of opinions. so i know there's a lot of people who aren't supporting her, >> but nancy pelosi is behind her. >> she was one of the people that most wanted biden out. yeah she's got what she wants. so it's looking like she might she might do it. she's got lots of smoothly sailed through. >> she might i mean she yeah she, she's that's what it looks like. >> that's what's going t

reform. and finally, the daily star has ye jude, and those were your front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the daily star poll. >> yes, the england game and yay judein >> yes, the england game and yay jude in the daily star. hell of a goal by bellingham. and now i was i was trying to watch the game as as i was coming on to set to do free speech nation and i saw the goal and it was it was roy of the rovers stuff. nick. so this is a football story. it's a football story. leo we'll leave this to nick and ike as, we know the football stuff and don't know about football or don't know about football or don't care. >> well, it's not a real sport like tossing the caber. that is true. >> what you do on your own time, mate. it's up to you. >> there is a political angle, though, because people say southgate's woke. yeah. for 95 minutes of this match i thought, right, southgate has actually been hired to quash nationalism and stop the rise of reform uk. that's the only explanation of how you take such a gifted team and make them play so

reform got a really big vote share, i haven't got it in front of me, but it's something like 12 or 13% that means is there was a big anti—tory vote going on here. the labour vote share was actually lower, quite significantly, than when labour lost the 2017 election against the conservatives, and the reason for that being that in 2017, everything narrowed around brexit, and it became a two—party focus, where the two main parties got quite high percentages but the tories pipped labour to the post. what's happening now is you have a fracturing of this coalition. the liberal democrats, who i don't think you mentioned in the question, but they have picked up 71 seats. that is an all—time record for them, and they have done that by taking disaffected tory areas of the south that won't contemplate voting labour but would vote liberal democrat. then you also have reform on completely the other side of the argument, the eurosceptic argument and so forth, from the lib dems, they are splintering the vote, as well, not picking up as many seats, but picking up a lot of tory discontent and therefore

commission, tomorrow he is going to the front line or to the front line, or with serious injuries that have not even had time to heal... reforms the law on mobilization, clear regulations and clear restrictions in in relation to the work of the trade center in ukrainian law , there is simply no such thing as what a trade center employee’s id should look like, the cabinet of ministers was able to show only in the third year of hostilities, that this should not be the case, people’s deputies are gradually beginning to guess, however. only after they themselves encounter military commissars on the streets of kiev. for me personally , it is unacceptable when such actions occur, when people wearing military uniforms and without identification marks on the street are engaged in ordinary banditry. but for now under punishment it’s not the ukrainian military commissars who get caught, but those they persecute; with every new week , there are more and more reports of beatings and sometimes murders of cloners on ukrainian news feeds. varvara nevskaya news navito khvatamba discounts for people. people until july 7. the delicious calendar

reform uk spokeswoman ann widdecombe . plus, at tomorrow's widdecombe. plus, at tomorrow's newspaper fronto get through. keir starmer's first major mistake . starmer's first major mistake. i'll be calling it out in my take at ten straight after the headunes take at ten straight after the headlines with someone that simply doesn't have a mistake in her. tatiana sanchez . her. tatiana sanchez. >> mark. thank you. the top stories this evening. the home secretary has set out the first steps towards setting up a uk border security command, which the government hopes will reduce small boat crossings in the engush small boat crossings in the english channel. work to recruit an exceptional leader will begin tomorrow, with the government preparing a bill to create counter—terror powers aimed at tackling organised immigration crime. the home office says the command leaders expected to be appointed within weeks and would draw together work of intelligence agencies , police, intelligence agencies, police, immigration enforcement and border force. yvette cooper says a major upgrade in law enforcement i

holding a majority in the senate or a decent minority, mitch mcconnell will lay down in front of a train to stop any reformeme court. that's his magnum opus. so look, i think all these reforms are absolutely necessary. i think the ethics reform question has really been the source of why the supreme court has fallen so far in the estimation of the american people when you see the lavish corruption of people like clarence thomas. you understand that if we have a separate or a coequal branch of government that is easily corrupted by buying people rvs and paying off their houses and stuff like that, you're going to end up with a court that cannot keep the faith of the american people in its impartiality. that was always its greatest strength. i think the court should welcome these reforms. the court should be asking or doing this on its own, but it clearly cannot make it -- it clearly cannot get to the point where it will reform its own behavior. >> so joyce, very interesting development in the last few days where nbc is reporting justice department alumni endorse kamala harris and warn of additional scotus pi