hi, shami!) fatema, you look so beautiful. ♪ stacie: i didn't think i'd make it to 30. i didn't think i'd make it to 20. (cheers and applause) but i couldn't imagine packing up my family and leaving just to try to stay alive. i don't want to imagine that. just the courage, it gives me hope. (fireworks exploding) if they can do this, and make it through this in a place they don't know anything about, i sure the hell can. ♪ (sighs) why? i have to keep my wrapper. what's hard is having it in my hand and not being able to do anything with it. james: you got this. - for now. i feel so nauseous. - so i'm gonna let you hold this. - i want it at me, right? - you can just film out the window. you don't have to put it on yourself. - oh, thank you. - yeah. - most places, it's three days they make you withdraw. they want to make sure you're at the proper dose. oh, my goodness, this sucks so bad. (sighs) okay. - bye, stace. - see you at 1:00? - yeah, call me. - thank you, i will. ♪ stacie: i'm very grateful

it is the link that he said above the pulpit in the ear of halq shami i am the son of mohammad mustafa, i am the son of ali mortazavi, a book that is the only iranian novel about the life of imam sajjad and his historical mission, mitra labafi, sed and sima news agency, the path outside the map, a novel with the focus of karbala and ashura . what works from which surah come to you, arab bashi depends on the path off the map, it goes back to the fictional journey of the author of the book to the year 61 ah and face to face with the friends and enemies of imam hussain (peace be upon him) to the past tense. in this event and in this direction to follow seeing imam hussain's strange adventures, the audience welcomes creative works of new styles and books that deal with the topic of ashura and imam hussain (peace be upon him) from different angles, and i was also thinking about how and where his head and head are found. the audience of the book is teenagers and young people, and as the author says, it is accessible to the audience according to the needs of this age group. this winding road

yes, yes, shami thought this was done by an iranian woman named shahrokhi farsh.was written by yunan from buying to france, but they did it here with the children. they were painting icons . you have a beautiful picture in this indian photo. they call it a wheelchair. it belongs to a two-year-old child who was disabled from the waist down due to an accident. the size is bigger and his mother is giving it to us because it is basketball . can you respond? let it be beautiful, comfortable and very expensive for themselves, and this mother bought it years ago he went to america and bought this baby. i have to put this baby in this and i don't remember this lady. yes, this lady told me that 28,000 rings is how much in iranian money because this is a timeless light fantasy and this belt that is around the baby's waist is from babyland. it doesn't hurt the small and child-shaped lamb's eye, and it would be a wound, i wish he could stand straight and then move with his hand, and even though everyone knows how to measure jerry and the child , and why should i make it, we c

example of iran's religious and religious activity, in addition to preserving the foundations of the shami family , is the work of an iranian woman named shahrokh, who designed the carpet. france, but they did this with children and their children painted it seems that you have an indian in this photo, like a wheelchair, they say it is manufactured, and this belonged to a child in india who was disabled from the waist down due to an accident, and whenever the child grows up , the size will increase and the mother will be more tense. it is beautiful, comfortable and very expensive for them. years ago, her mother bought it from america. i have to put this baby in this. i remember a lady. yes, this lady told me that 28,000 ringgit is how much in iranian money , because this is a light fantasy. without time and this belt that goes around the child's waist from baby land i would be bothered by the eyes of the small and child-shaped lamb, i wish it could stand up straight and then move with its hands, and even though everyone knows how to measure jerry and the child, i will make them because of

there is the mosque of damascus, this link with courage shagub over the pulpit brought to gush al-shami, i am the son of muhammad mustafa, i am the son of ali mortazavi, a book that is the only iranian way about the life of imam sajjad and his historical mission . "where are you coming from?" he said, "first, tell me what you did and from which surah it came to you. it comes to you to be an arab. it goes back to the imaginary journey of the author of the book in the year 61 ah and a confrontation with the friends and enemies of imam hussain (peace be upon him) in the past tense. the past tense in this event and in this the path of imam hossein strange adventures the audience is very receptive to creative works of new styles and books that can deal with the subject of ashura and imam hussain , peace be upon him. lebayt is suitable for the needs of this age group and is available to the audience. i am lost. this is a winding road and deserts. things happened. mohammad ali sohailpour , isfahan broadcasting news agency. it is near nakhlestan karbala, which is the sunset on the day of ashura

a massage therapist in a damascus mosque brought this connection to al-shami's ears under amazing conditions above the pulpit. i am a child. mohammad mustafa, i am the son of ali mortazavi, a book that is alone an iranian novel about the life of imam sajjad and his historical mission. the speech of the sed and sima news agency, the road outside the map of romania, centered on karbala and ashura , got up and i asked, and he said, "where do you come from?" he said first, tell me from which surah it comes to you . you are an arab, from the road outside the map. it goes back to the imaginary journey of the author of the book in the year 61 a.h. and face to face with the friends and enemies of imam hossein (peace be upon him) in the past time , and in this way, following imam hossein's adventures , the audience welcomes the creative works of new dogs and books from different angles. i discussed the topic of ashura and imam hussain (peace be upon him). for years, i have been thinking about how and where to find the head of the book, the audience of the book is teenagers and young people, and as th

in bendery, the future will call us in shami soviet general andrey vlasov, the hero of the battle ofoscow in 1941, commanded the 20th army, his portraits in newspapers were published equal to the great beetle , he was awarded a gold watch and the order of the red star that at the beginning of the great patriotic war it was a rarity to betray the court and the verdict was the deprivation of all awards and titles and the death penalty by hanging. the sentence was carried out in august 1946 in the courtyard of the butyrka prison. yevgeny prigozhin also deployed his weapons and moved his unit in the opposite direction from the front pardoned by the president in order to avoid much bloodshed. everything hung by a thread from the great bloodshed. there was one step left last saturday morning, putin, in an appeal to the citizens of russia, offered to look into the abyss, remembering the first world war and 1917. intrigues squabbles politicking behind the back of the army people turned into the greatest shock , the destruction of the army and the collapse of the state with the loss of vast t

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a shami expertise with us on the call on the from trinity college i can gauge or and that's time make sure you stay informed, stay engaged and stay in touch with us. you'll find us on twitter for now, though, from one of us at the day, things for the, the threat to the baltic states. what would happen is russia attacked lithuania, health, and military rehearsal for this scenario. in spring of 2023. it was a large scale exercise led by germany with international cooperation and exclusive look at military tactics and what motivates soldiers to keep going. on t w, intern. the conflict with tim sebastian america, the secretary of state, down to a clinton was finally engaging in a long delay. that's. that's a whole slide in us. china relations. the main sticking point is scro, taiwan. i guess the time when these 4 minutes, joseph, the islands living on the conflict in 60 minutes, dw, the, the point is great for investing the invest. these are the everyone here just wants to get into a big old cliff, the coins digital gold. and we want it to stay here in central and south america. they are

we got a k for shami. and then when you are, and i left the i on and, and battle of the language as i can get them from push as or no point for state almost everybody. i got the key thing to. yeah. nice. what else to stop me up on what their families are? they just, they informed us has a lot to send them that isn't that you want to ask you then? so then go ahead and you can, if you don't mind, it'll push as bad as a way out the as i can of i'd say, hey, i'm going to get my car back to you on a call. okay. about them getting say and got, but they only hop that on the think back. okay. but then say they just makes contact because they've got the telephone on gary ends. tons. cop idea isn't just a tower tree and that was one's taken from them is to create a live then nationhood in public circles. the idea of regaining native hun, gary and lambs is strong to this day. as weekly onyx as a rush for the, for one of them, you sent a cap. i thought it was already run. could us to them? i could actually savish say

flees with charles the twelfth and ingloriously ends his life in bendery, the future fucked up in shamit general andrey vlasov, the hero of the battle of moscow in 1941, commanded the 20th army, his portraits in newspapers were published equal to the great beetles , he was awarded a gold watch and the order of the red stars so that at the beginning of the great patriotic war it was a great rarity to betray the court and the verdict of deprivation of all awards and titles and the death penalty by hanging, the sentence was carried out in august 1946 in the courtyard of the butyrka prison. yevgeny prigozhin also deployed his weapons and moved his unit in the opposite direction from the front pardoned by the president in order to avoid much bloodshed. everything hung. on the verge of a big bloodshed, there was one step left last saturday morning, putin, in an address to russian citizens, invited the citizens of russia to look into abyss, remembering the first world war and 1917. the intrigues and squabbles of politicking behind the back of the army of the people turned into the greatest sho

. >> shami headmistress elect . >> shami headmistress elect.kay good afternoon, my name is claire kelland. >> i'm the local policing commander for southwest london and i'm here to give you an update following today's tragic accident here in wimbledon . we accident here in wimbledon. we were called shortly before 10:00 this morning after a car collided with a building at the study prep school behind me in camp road, a large number of our officers were deployed to the scene, along with paramedics and the london air ambulance . and the london air ambulance. and london ambulance service . london ambulance service. >> our officers, along with colleagues from other emergency services , provided first aid to services, provided first aid to a number of people who had been injured . very sadly, one of the injured. very sadly, one of the children, an eight year old girl, died at the scene . girl, died at the scene. >> our thoughts are with her family at this incredibly difficult time . difficult time. >> the driver of a car, a woman agedin >> the driver

that could improve the legislation and the sort of wrecking amendments that we see from the likes of shamiple, on this particular bill? but we've seen it with others. where's that line? where do you think that line should be? >> well, there is there is such a line, and you're very right to highlight it. theirjob is to review and scrutinise these. it's actually very important that they read everything . and that they read everything. and i'm not entirely clear that and maybe i should be kinder to the house of lords. i'm not entirely clear that the house of commons is reading everything and really our system requires everybody to read everything and pay, you know , proper attention to what know, proper attention to what they are doing. there seems to me to me to have been an overreliance on officials and not necessarily the attention to detail that one expects. but yes, properly functioning . the yes, properly functioning. the house of lords is a reviewing chamber and it would provide wisdom and guidance to the house of commons. so in the idea , of commons. so in the idea, putting it very pr

too perhaps because commons is perhaps because the commons is the elected chamber and people like shamiwhich i don't believe is democratic. but hey, it does look like the bill is going through. but do the government have enough time ? government have enough time? >> well, yeah, probably not. not in the election. in time for the election. >> chancellor and this is >> the chancellor and this is front page of the guardian. he's saying, look, forget it. public sector comes to pay sector when it comes to pay negotiations , there is no chance negotiations, there is no chance of you getting anything. certainly 6% or above , you're certainly 6% or above, you're going to get what we've budgeted for. there's no extra money. so that's about . for. there's no extra money. so that's about. 5 to 6% is the most that unions can expect. how is that to going go down or what's your view on that? >> yeah, i think it will be it will be received in a sort of mixed way. you've got various government ministers , such as government ministers, such as education secretary, health secretary, defence secretary, jus

party went and sent or sent their school to their kids to these schools anyway, like emily thornberry, shamiakrabarti, diane abbott and of course starmer himself. course sir keir starmer himself. his school became a his grammar school became a private school whilst he was there . sir. look, i wouldn't there. sir. look, i wouldn't personally be doing this show either if it wasn't for my private school education. and i started at a state school . i started at a state school. i sank from a straight a student in state school to almost in my state school to almost bottom of the class in just a yean bottom of the class in just a year. i was rescued my year. i was rescued when my dad's him to america dad's job moved him to america and me to the convent and he sent me to the convent boarding school that he'd been warning me that he'd send me to if didn't behave. it went if i didn't behave. it went something you don't something like nana if you don't behave, that school something like nana if you don't beh by�*, that school something like nana if you don't beh by the that school something like nana i