that royal council. a week before the shah's departure , it was just an announcement, and it didn't really have any effect. it was just an announcement that it was interesting to the following people. what is the kingdom that you want to leave now, go after you , he also showed some wisdom and left , that is really the gentleman in my opinion. he was a very wise person and understood what was going on. imam khomeini announced the condition of tehrani's acceptance by announcing his resignation from the presidency of the sultanate council. tehrani also agreed to this condition. considering the fatwa of grand ayatollah khomeini damat barakate regarding the illegality of that council , i considered it illegal and resigned. finally, this council. he ended his work and the last plan to preserve the monarchy failed . simultaneously with the formation of imam khomeini's sultanate council issuing the order to form the revolutionary council. the revolutionary council was actually people who, first of all, were com

that royal council a week before the king's departure. it was just a notification and it didn't really have any impact. it was just a notification that this is interesting to the people. the head of the royal council gets up and goes to paris to talk to the imam. the imam says what is the principle of the monarchy that you want to tell the council now. he also showed some rationality and went to imam khomeini's condition of accepting tehrani, announcing his resignation from the presidency of the sultanate council, and tehrani agreed to this condition, according to fat. alas , grand ayatollah khomeini, blessings be upon you, regarding the illegality of that council , i considered it illegal and resigned. finally, this council ended its work and the last plan to preserve the monarchy failed. good morning government revenue and expenditure bill. for the year 1403, the most important news today is baharestan, and we want to hear more details from my journalist colleague mr. peshbahar. mr. peshbahar, hello, thank you very much, ms. hajizadeh ,

he formed a council called the royal council, which felt tired, and the council that was built after the shah's departure. the country should protect the monarchy. this council was formed on the 23rd of january 1957, and jalaluddin tehrani, a former member of the senate , was elected as the chairman. however, tehrani believed that any success depended on obtaining the legitimacy and support of imam khomeini. that's why he went to nofloshato to meet them. however, the imam rejected any action that would cause the pahlavi regime to survive. and now the shah has no role in iran. and all this chaos and disputes for it was that the shah was acting tyrannically and betraying this nation . it was only a notification a week before the departure of the shah, and he did not have any influence. when paris talks to the imam, the imam says , "what is the principle of the monarchy, that you now want to make a council?" he also showed some rationality and went to imam khomeini's condition of acceptance of tehrani. tehrani also agreed to this condition : according to the fatwa of grand ayatollah kho

the head of the royal council gets up and goes to paris to talk to the imam. the imam says what is the principle of the monarchy that he still wants to return. he also showed a bit of rationality and left, imam khomeini . tehrani's acceptance was announced by the announcement of his resignation from the presidency of the sultanate council. tehrani also agreed to this condition according to the fatwa of hazrat ayatollah. azami khomeini the presence of that council, they considered it illegal and resigned. finally, this council ended its work and the last plan to preserve the monarchy failed. herat is a city known today as the jewel of khorasan, and many persian-speaking poets, writers, mystics and sufis were born or lived in this city. one of the characteristics of arat is that it is geographically and culturally very close to the khorasan regions of iran. you can see that in herat we have gaurshad mausoleum and in mashhad mosque we have gaurshad mosque. a kind of brotherhood or sisterhood between the city of herat and mashhad, for example. we see that herat is

no, the more would you please the member's royal fee council, who wished to make a statement. i begin with the representative of algeria seems or because you don't . thank you, mr. president. that helps and probably i would like to show you to affect see those documents. so just a reminder of what's in the end security council, this meeting, and the whole the request of algeria, we're speaking now about the force displacement of postings. because historically we had from us on griffith at just heard from the assistant director general kind of human rights talking about how violence was really socialism increasing the west bank of space and people possibly representing photos transferable. so talking about the situation and also 60 percent of people's homes damage, nowhere is safe and burnable humanitarian conditions. and so let's go to gabriel's unders at the united nations in new york monitoring this. and as i say, gabriel really were hearing more about the horrifying situation in regards to a number. yeah. yeah, that's right. this is the 2nd time that the security council wa

that as he says, the most disappointing aspects of last year was notes and the failed council, a festival, the royal to put to position. but all the western frustration with cheese and cools for peace as it is, he sees what the lesson simple is what it mean, and he's double down on his thoughts rush. i'd cool attack elsewhere in europe, or any time russia 10 attacks you when they have discussions on convers off of approaches. he said, no, we didn't get all the results. we will go for. what does it mean that we have the seats as a, sorry, please stop or something like this? it's not our position, this weakness. and he really likes like animal because he's animal ads like feeling of the blocks. and that's why civil feels he's strong this and see, will you told tally with the old you the you may jo, freedom, democracy. i forget about this, this manual outside ski is approval ratings are plummeting, as it is only fails on the battlefield. the accounts are offensive, has been highly promoted in ukraine on the west as a drill. why is it to and the tide of the conflict and cripple the russian ministry? so

council, new york. american fighters along with the force british royal air force. with warships, submarines and tom hawk missiles. friday morning here. yemen is the only country that has been able to block one of the arteries of energy entering the occupied territories since the beginning of the gaza war. this country blew up an american ship with a cruise missile seven minutes after the coalition missile attack. these cruel aggressions will not deter yemen from its position in supporting the oppressed palestinian nation, and the yemeni armed forces know that the yemenis will not back down from supporting the palestinians with these attacks. kurds, but are america and england using this method to divert public opinion from the zionist genocide, or are they looking for an escape route for the ship to reach the occupied territories. amina sadat zabihpour, radio and television news agency. alla barn är lika värda, vi vill ha frihet, vi vill ha frihet, ingen mer dödlighet, ingen mer dödlighet. waghaza mesh lohad, waghaza mesh lohad, wahmek or aqsa hami or nashmiyah or

shown committee of 300, i will name them, this is the whistoke institute, the royal institute of international affairs, the councilorganization, which , by the way, includes the council for inclusive capitalism. includes the head of the world bank banga, he doesn’t even mind, he says it himself, he is one of the 27 guardians of the council for inclusive capitalism, in terms of the amount of funds that it brings together, 10.5 trillion. which is open, that is, this , this is the so-called, but here is the external side of this process, well, you know about the wto, about the council on foreign relations - this is the structure that develops american geopolitics, then, the hague international court, the international monetary fund, and here he cites but, by the way, i only brought a number of these organizations, but they are all really real, i would continue with what i said about the financing of mi-6. do you think that the royal family does not have money? mi6 is officially funded by the british royal family. mi6 - british intelligence and private funds. if we now take this little book, then we will find out that

but communication workers union spokespeople say the changes risk destroying royal mail altogether . local councilsre altogether. local councils are set to receive a £600 million boost, 500 of which will be used to support social care. it comes after mps called for a funding boost for struggling councils on the brink of bankruptcy. the money will initially be used for children's and adult social care over the next 18 months, but reports suggest that many councils believe the funding will only prevent a financial crisis in the short tum from levelling up. secretary michael gove says the funding is vital . gove says the funding is vital. >> it's £600 million extra for local authorities, with money being directed principally towards children and children, with special educational needs. we can only devote this additional money because of the great economic management of rishi sunak and jeremy hunt, and we simply wouldn't have been able if we'd followed able to do it if we'd followed labour's plans to borrow £28 billion. >> michael gove , now the met >> michael gove, now the met office, has said in the

9, 1596, at one council in brest , the union with the vatican was confirmed, at another pan-orthodox, there in brest, it was the rejection of uniatism was announced, but the polish royalcame out on the side of the uniates... the government began an era of cruel repressions against the orthodox, in the govan declaration of the sixteenth year it was specifically stated that uniatism is now not a way of missionary activity for the vatican, but it seems to me that a great victory for the moscow patriarchate, the fact that this was included in this govan declaration at all, and of course, this aroused the anger of the greek catholic church in ukraine, they complained to the pope, complained about the pope, there was a barrage of criticism against pope francis in the ukrainian media, but also in the western media in general, but the fact remains: uniateism is losing its influence, becoming a very narrow regional church, we have always been schismatics in the eyes of the west, and the fact that we adopted christianity greek rite, this was always perceived as an extremely negative act, because in the eyes of the western church we committed precisely the crime of schism, and t

council estate in slough. i think for the sake of the royal family if he's to keep his job as his keep his title as a prince, thenf him. >> can you stop? can you stop dissing slough? >> get a job as well. >> he can get a job as well. actually i actually whilst he's at it, i doubt there's lots of doubt that in there's lots of jobs going. >> i'll just before you start, benjamin, just say prince benjamin, i'll just say prince andrew of course strenuously denies allegations. he says denies any allegations. he says he even met his accuser, he never even met his accuser, virginia giuffre. >> said in monologue, >> as i said in my monologue, yes don't want yes, uh, belinda, i don't want to cancelled. to get cancelled. >> all right. to get cancelled. >> belinda,. to get cancelled. >> belinda, i, uh, belinda, what do make of. do you make of. >> i am no fan of prince andrew, but say this, i feel but i would say this, i feel very honour bound to our late queen. her son, and queen. and it's her son, and he's as messed up, and i think he's as messed up, and i think he should go and live a quiet life somewhere away from royal f

for royal mail altogether. for councilst comes after mps called for a funding boost for struggling councils on the brink of bankruptcy . the money will be of bankruptcy. the money will be initially used for children's and adult social care over the next 18 months, but reports suggest many councils believe the funding will only prevent a financial crisis in the short tum from levelling up. secretary michael gove says the funding is vital. it's £600 million extra for local authorities, with money being directed principally towards children and children with special educational needs . with special educational needs. >> we can only devote this additional money because of the great economic management of rishi jeremy hunt, and rishi sunak and jeremy hunt, and we simply wouldn't have been able to it if we'd followed able to do it if we'd followed labour's plans to borrow £28 billion. >> michael gove, the met office, says it's still windy, particularly in the north. >> strong gales in some places, but storm jocelyn is slowly easi

she's a fellow at the royal society of arts and serves on the advisory network of the media freedom coalition, the magnitsky awards committee, and the advisory councilthe foreign policy center. [applause] >> thank you, amy and ryan and also to progressive international for bringing us all here together today. it's a pleasure to be here on behalf of reporters without borders, known internationally -- so if i say rsf, it's because of our french acronym. at rsf, we defend julian assange because of his contributions to journalism. the publication by wikileaks in 2010 of the leaked diplomatic and military documents informed extensive public interest reporting around the world, including by the new york times, the guardian lemond, and their , spiegel of course, the five original media partners of wikileaks, who worked together to treat the leaked materials journalistically. but also reporting by hundreds of other media outlets around the world over the years. the publication of these materials exposed information in the public interest, including war crimes and human rights violations that to this day have never been prosecuted, only the publisher is bein

council pub in its five. the us and uk have historically been aligned on military action such as what happened last night. uk conducted the strike using four typhoons were position guided munitions from royal air force in cyprus which involves refuelling, so it has been on the cards for a while and the targets will have been under a lot of intelligent scrutiny for a while because the stationary targets and the targets predominantly in the main radar sites which allows the houthis ballistic missiles more accurately onto targets... just to interrupt. — accurately onto targets... just to interrupt, because _ accurately onto targets... just to interrupt, because you _ accurately onto targets... just to interrupt, because you are - accurately onto targets... just to l interrupt, because you are talking about the targets and that they would have been, in the us and uk's you for some time now, i was speaking to an expert on yemen who are saying all of this has essentially been a recruitment drive for the houthis and has driven up their popularity at home. i would like to ask you, in your view, any other options for the united states and the uk other than the strikes? the houthis are a subset of t

council valentina matvienko. this is completely honest. for the first time, the russian ballet in aman is hosting a tour of the bolshoi theater on the stage of the royalby yuri grigorovich. the public interest is, without exaggeration, enormous. how is our culture received in the middle east? report by kristina levieva. the royal amana opera house has never seen anything on this scale. an orchestra and ballet dancers arrived in the capital of the sultanate. costumers, make-up artists and teachers are large, 250 people in total. it's almost +30 outside the window, but instead beach ballet class , kind theater employees help with the carriages, by the way, some of the costumes were specially modified, for example , the girls now have flesh-colored bodysuits out of respect for local traditions, and we have this additional accessory for a tutu, it feels very unusual when the lighting is thought out when you think about how the materials behave in certain conditions, then it all works just magically, carefully during rehearsals with the stage. the head of the ballet troupe, mahar vaziev, is observing. all three lineups must be flawless. valery gergiev is w

royal mail. if you let them get on with the job, they will come up with different ways. >> councils are set to receive cash crisis. it comes after mps called for a funding boost for struggling councils on the brink of bankruptcy . the money will bankruptcy. the money will initially be used for children's and adult social care over the next 18 months. however, reports suggest many councils believe the funding will only prevent a financial crisis in the short time . a russian military time. a russian military transport plane has crashed near the ukrainian border. transport plane has crashed near the ukrainian border . reports the ukrainian border. reports say it was carrying ukrainian prisoners of war who were due to be exchanged in a swap. the ira news agency cited russia's defence ministry saying there were 65 ukrainian prisoners on board, with six crew members and three others. reports say there were no survivors. there was no immediate information on the cause. immediate information on the cause . scotrail is now resuming cause. scotrail is now resuming its services after trains were suspended last

the royal parks said - there were equal numbers of people wanting it to stay open as those who wanted it locked at night and they will install gates and are waiting for the councilt request. harry pitman becomes the 21st teenager to die in london in 2ist teenager to die in london in 2023. the 18th to be fatally stabbed in the capital. his sister said the family were devastated by the loss. his former school said harry touched the lives of many with his infectious laughter and enthusiasm for life. the 16—year—old he was arrested has been bailed pending further inquiries. the police again appealing for more help with the case. last night harry's family paid their own private tribute to him near where they live. gathering to release balloons. remembering the boy that will now never home. its estimated that at least one million young carers in the uk need to spend 50 hours or more every week looking after family members because of illness, disability or addiction. despite new legislation coming into force last year to support young carers, a recent report found there is a postcode lottery of support available, with the average waiting time to access help being about

. >> so it should be coming to probably the world, a council building you soon. building near you soon. >> uh, royalt vulnerable and a little sad. i mean, what he's got, it's he's got he's wearing the admiral of the fleet uniform with insignia from orders of the garter thistle and bath merit and sash of victorian order . i mean, it's of victorian order. i mean, it's amazing amount that he's carrying on him. i wonder how heavy it is. but to me , i mean, heavy it is. but to me, i mean, heavy it is. but to me, i mean, he looks very regal, but he also let's just a bit sad. >> i prefer it to the pictures that came actually, frankly, from his coronation with the crown on and all the fur and everything , which you have to everything, which you have to see on a coronation day. >> in the modern >> but almost in the modern world was a bit sort of incongruous, wasn't it? whereas this understated and yet this looks understated and yet very regal . to me. i think it's very regal. to me. i think it's a fabulous picture. >> why wouldn't it be a picture of the king and queen as opposed to just the king? >> because