here's our social affairs editor, alison holt. very happy days.are on a cruise. for liz, these photos provide precious memories of her mother margaret. when her mum found it hard to get around, she moved to a care home, but she was still sharp. and this is also, i think, a lovely photograph. this is my mother in her care home. margaret died there during the first wave of the pandemic, aged 95. she had always kept a diary, so documented the details of her last days, big and small. this one is a particularly special diary for me because it's the last one that she wrote. liz is one of the relatives taking legal action against the government and others over what she sees as a failure to properly protect care home residents like her mum from covid. she believes the diary tells that story. this one is dated march the 3rd, tuesday. she felt pretty good. but the staff situation was bad. in march 2020, the virus took hold in the uk. care providers said they needed more government guidance and that they were struggling to get protective equipment and testin

politic, political res, seem be the military and security apparatus as well as the phenomena social affairs . so that's kind of the over all of these parts of the society, overtime teams where we, with these most recent elections, we also see it in the context of a wider regional trend news. there's who just last month, for example. do you think what we saw happened there has in bold, in the military and galvan to try their luck are definitely leaving the different regions and different concepts you can come to. you can realize that there is the confusion of sorts of military who were in the military leaders in addition to whatever person either since they have. they are the grievances of the population which are unhappy with the government, which are unhappy with the corruption which are unhappy with the fact that the disability is a democracy, not really to the rest of society. so, considering that not much has been done to counter these military clues in west africa. it assuming it seemed that the government needed military establishment as taking advantage of these as use that the curre

breakdown of his care has left his mother having to provide it by herself 2a hours a day. 0ur social affairs their story. been doing this since he was a child, you know? and i'm burning out, but no—one actually seems to care. this is the reality of home life for 24—year—old declan and his mother, alex. he has duchenne muscular dystrophy — a muscle—wasting condition. day and night are filled with medication, ventilator checks, physio and the care that keeps him alive. it's made, like, my chest and my lungs weak and my heart. so i have to wear... more often i have to wear my ventilator now. i'm in the middle of something. they also face a constant struggle to find care staff to help. alex has been keeping a video diary for us since last october. i've been looking after dec all day because he's still getting over pneumonia. it's been go, go, go, go, go. i'm absolutely shattered. at 3:00, we had to do more chest physio. 5:00, we had to do more chest physio. 8:00, started — put his neb on and then had to, um... sorry, i'm knackered. declan's care is paid for by the nhs under a scheme known as con

ayatollah hosseini bushehri, in a meeting with the vice president of cultural and social affairs of the awqaf and charitable affairs organization , called the arbaeen walk a spiritual and culture-building ritual and added that the great arbaeen conference is actually a big propaganda camp. it is for real ashura, he emphasized that cultural institutions continue the mission of imam sajjad (peace be upon him) and hazrat zainab (peace be upon him ) in globalizing the message of ashura, and said that today we are all the audience of hel man nasser imam hussain (peace be upon him), so we should not allow the message to spread. ashura be silenced. faculty of usul al-din, allameh asgari international university, accepts scholars from among the students of his brothers and sisters, according to the announcement of the vice-chancellor of education, students who have a level two degree in the entrance exam of the faculty of principles of religion in the fields of quran and hadith sciences, arabic language and literature, shia studies. hadith sciences, islamic economics, private law, criminal law,

what effect will we have in economic and social affairs, in cultural affairs, in political affairs, in specialized affairs, in industry, in agriculture, in different fields , and let the parliament look at it this way, with an efficient specialized parliament, and god willing, we will have a commitment . thank you very much. and political activists and prominent diplomats of the country and thank you dear viewers, may god bless you, the products of this village are left in the hands of the farmers. now, when harvesting , i am buying 4 and a half kilos of onions from the sand . you know, it is not worth the money at all. unfortunately, the whole thing is turning yellow, and the damage is worth a year. with the koran in our hands, 35 tomans of the laborer's money is now in the wolf's feather market, and i won't buy more until 4 or 5 less. it's also the lack of planning, the lack of a correct cultivation pattern, the history of mankind , the ceo of the rural cooperative organization says that these products are purchased for support, the price is 12 thousand tomans. gardeners say that 180

what the people need it can fulfill this, it can have its own review, it can be in economic and social affairs, in cultural affairs, in political affairs, in specialized affairs, in industry, in agriculture, in different fields . what effect can we have for the parliament? i think that you are the representative of the first term of the islamic council, and at that time, when , for example, we did not have many economic experts in the parliament , i think that you were one of the few people who had studied in this situation . as a matter of fact the people should be aware of this issue, the lack of necessary expertise in the parliament has shown itself in two places. there are 11 laws. this issue will not have the necessary maturity in the parliament, although most of the so-called laws are given in the form of government bills. maturity is not necessary. the second part of the parliament has a supervisory role. if the parliament does not have a specialized scientific knowledge on how to manage the affairs of the country's industry and the country's economy , it can perform its supervisory rol

he also visited the japanese minister of health, labor and social affairs. era the outbreak of corona had a special cooperation with iran and it is going to start more cooperation , but the main meeting here is the meeting with the japanese counterpart of mr. regarding the good faith actions of the two japanese sides , we emphasized that they should take the next steps. their issues and concerns from the latest programs the visit of the foreign minister of our country to japan, hosniyeh sadat shabiri, correspondent of the tokyo broadcasting news agency in america, the forecasts of the two democratic and republican parties indicate that in the next elections of this country, the main competition will be between biden and tehran, while according to the polls most of the american people are looking for a new person. ali rajabi's report from new york, while trump's court cases one after the other opens his feet to trial sessions and even prison is predicted for him, but the evidence shows that trump's indictments from the concern of the democrats trump's risk for the november 1403 electio

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e, deputy for economics, former deputy minister of economics for social affairs, former for administration and tourism. you understand what a leader there is today, the region will see from the regiment, so the president, in general, we, uh, are expecting a serious tap, tell me. here. well, for example, i am from the brest region and, m-m, more than once sounded at such a high level at meetings that vitebsk people are slightly different. my wife is from the brest region. and i'm from here feel different different. they are more such, well, maybe less agile. yes, but already, if something is taken up, then they do not shy away. they didn’t do something, they will still reach the end and the victory, so the main thing is to motivate them to find some kind of approach and show the path to follow and then everything will turn out in this, the most important thing is the most difficult, i firmly believe the residents of the vitebsk region, because that they uh always hmm worked well. they know how to work, they want to work, right? it's well, it's good now, of course, slava god that there is no

abdullahian also went to meet the minister of health, labor and social affairs of japan. the ministry had special cooperation with iran during the outbreak of the corona virus and is going to start more cooperation, but the main meeting here is to meet with the japanese counterpart of mr. that is on our agenda in relations bilaterally, it was supposed to release the remaining assets, such as some japanese banks, in the past , in this regard, we have taken actions with the goodwill of both japanese sides, we emphasized that they should take the next steps, the head of the diplomatic service also met and talked with mr. kishida they raised positive and constructive views about helping to lift the sanctions, and in this context , we received their views, and we will be in contact with our counterpart to follow up on the agreements of this trip, meet with iranians living in tokyo, and listen to the suggestions of issues. and their concerns from the latest travel plans of the minister of foreign affairs of our country to japan , hosni sadat shabiri, correspondent of the tokyo

our social affairs editor, alison holt, reports. very happy days. on a cruise. for liz, these photos provide precious memories of her mother margaret. when her mum found it hard to get around, she moved to a care home, but she was still sharp. and this is also, i think, a lovely photograph. this is my mother in her care home. margaret died there during the first wave of the pandemic, aged 95. she had always kept a diary, so documented the details of her last days, big and small. this one is a particularly special diary for me because it's the last one that she wrote. liz is one of the relatives taking legal action against the government and others over what she sees as a failure to properly protect care home residents like her mum from covid. she believes the diary tells that story. this one is dated march the 3rd, tuesday. she felt pretty good. but the staff situation was bad. in march 2020, as the virus took hold in the uk, care providers said they needed more government guidance and that they were struggling to get protective equipment and testin

our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has this exclusive report. this is the story of an nhs trust that didn't properly investigate why 13 babies died in a one—year period. instead, it turned against the very people who wanted the police to examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies that has worked in that organisation, and the executive team were not the people who were responsible for the deaths of those babies. but they had some opportunities to get to the bottom of what was happening. susan gilbeyjoined the countess of chester nhs trust a month after lucy letby was arrested. within two months, she was made chief executive, a post she held until last december. through documents and speaking to staff, she learned what the trust knew about the serial killer. the first three babies died injune 2015. the executive team held a meeting at which it was agreed that an external investigation into the deaths would be held. it never happened. by october, with seven babies now dead, a staff analysis of the incidents made a link between al

ukraine, mykhailo tsymbalyuk, the first deputy chairman of the verkhovna rada's committee on social affairs policy and protection of the rights of veterans, the lieutenant general of the militia in the reserve we continue the analysis of the most important events from the point of view of the security and social of our internal politicians, and now we will add in a minute my friend yaroslav busa, the voice of the ukrainian union of paramedics, but mr. mykhailo vasyl touched on the extremely important topic of rethinking the budget, so regularly we see that the espresso tv channel collects drones for military needs, not drones, there are some additional devices , let's understand, they do it all over the country our people, but we have a budget and there are certain articles that we want or don't want, but it would be worth rethinking, i won't even voice it now. yes, we understand that it concerns of major, certain capital changes for the better in our state , there is a verkhovna rada , there is a government. in addition, there is money for the purchase of drones, for example, but in fact y

the ministry of social affairs responded in writing to inform you that a working group is currently being that will work out mechanisms for the implementation of the issues you mentioned. which currently exists , this separate appeal to the company of service providers in each specific case must be personally opened by the person for whom personal account, contact the service provider if possible to provide evidence in large cities , says oleksandr. for convenience, utility service centers can be created where you can solve the issue comprehensively instead of contacting each company separately in kyiv, who is such a center, according to yulia, the deputy director of the utility service center petryk, residents of damaged housing are really charged for a separate category of utility services, and if the housing is completely destroyed, the charges are removed in full if the consumer has damaged or completely lost his home and he has documents that confirm usually this is a demotion inspection report from the state emergency service and the documents are provided to the executor or local s

concerns for months about letby but that senior managers ignored them and protected her. 0ur social affairsnan has this exclusive report. this is the story of an nhs trust that didn't properly investigate why 13 babies died unexpectedly in a one—year period. instead, it turned against the very people who wanted the police to examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies that has worked in that organisation, and the executive team were not the people who were responsible for the deaths of those babies. but they had some opportunities to get to the bottom of what was happening. susan gilbyjoined the countess of chester nhs trust as medical director a month after lucy letby was arrested. within two months, she was made chief executive, a post she held until last december. through documents and speaking to staff, she learned what the trust knew about the serial killer. the first three babies died injune 2015. the executive team held a meeting at which it was agreed that an external investigation into the deaths would be held. it never happened. by october, with seven babies now

our social affairs correspondent michael buchananjoins me now. what have you found out about this?ric consultants _ chambers? well paediatric consultants on _ chambers? well paediatric consultants on the - chambers? well paediatric consultants on the unit - chambers? well paediatric. consultants on the unit were concerned and they raised concerns with tony chambers and they accuse him of downplaying them and ignoring them and the breakdown of our relationship was part of the reason he ended up resigning from the countess of chester trust in september 2018. countess of chester trust in september2018. in countess of chester trust in september 2018. injanuary countess of chester trust in september 2018. in january 2020 countess of chester trust in september 2018. injanuary 2020 he got what could be seen within the nhs as a promotion being made interim chief executive of a big london trust. and in a blog shortly after he got that post he wrote, having had a long and varied career in the nhs i�*ve made lots of friends including the regional director for london. he has been trying to per

our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. hello, lucy, is it?an i step in for two seconds?— for two seconds? yes. thank _ for two seconds? yes. thank you. _ for two seconds? yes. thank you. lucy - for two seconds? yes. thank you. lucy letby| for two seconds? yes. - thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered _ thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered by _ thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered by her _ thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered by her arrest, - thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered by her arrest, butl thank you. lucy letby seemed - bewildered by her arrest, but what she did and why she killed, she has never explained to the families of her many victims. over 12 months, the nurse killed seven vulnerable babies and attempted to murder six others. the scale of her crimes are such that the health secretary says the inquiry into what happened will now have greater powers. me the inquiry into what happened will now have greater powers.- now have greater powers. we will have a statutory _ now have greater powers. we will have a statutory in

for months about letby but that senior managers ignored their warnings and protected her. 0ur social affairs buchanan has this exclusive report. this is the story of an nhs trust that didn't properly investigate why 13 babies died in a one—year period. instead, it turned against the very people who wanted the police to examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies that has worked in that organisation, and the executive team were not the people who were responsible for the deaths of those babies. but they had some opportunities to get to the bottom of what was happening. susan gilbyjoined the countess of chester nhs trust as medical director a month after lucy letby was arrested. within two months, she was made chief executive, a post she held until last december. through documents and speaking to staff, she learned what the trust knew about the serial killer. the first three babies died injune 2015. the executive team held a meeting at which it was agreed that an external investigation into the deaths would be held. it never happened. by october, with seven babies now dead, a

concerns for months about letby, but senior managers ignored their warnings and protected her. 0ur social affairsnan has this exclusive report. this is the story of an nhs trust that didn't properly investigate why 13 babies died unexpectedly in a one—year period. instead, it turned against the very people who wanted the police to examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies that's worked in that organisation, and the executive team were not the people who were responsible for the deaths of those babies. but they had some opportunities to get to the bottom of what was happening. susan gilbyjoined the countess of chester nhs trust as medical director a month after lucy letby was arrested. within two months, she was made chief executive, a post she held until last december. through documents and speaking to staff, she learned what the trust knew about the serial killer. the first three babies died injune 2015. the executive team held a meeting at which it was agreed that an external investigation into the deaths would be held. it never happened. by october, with seven babies now de

is precisely the demographic strategy that is being carried out by daryna marchak, minister of social affairs, who manages this process and , by the end of next week, the figures for the number of people in the regions, cities, and regions will be clarified, and it will be possible to specify precisely this need, as i said, the needs can be up to 3 million well, yes, if we take the average value of the labor force that we need, you said about who can be returned. and i am talking about emigrants in general. well, i can say that at the state level there has not yet been a choice of which country we like. she says that i do not like the country, but it is absolutely clear that we need to relax the conditions for the work of foreigners if a french business wants to come here, for example, to create a factory here. previously , any government official had such reservations that we must first protect the jobs of our ukrainians, but the truth is that there will be so many jobs that all ukrainians will have to work here, and people will also be brought here, and the president's phrase that a non-ukr

our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, reports. hello, lucy, is it?s. thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered by her arrest, but what she did and why she killed, she has never explained to the families of her many victims. over 12 months, the nurse killed seven vulnerable babies and attempted to murder six others. the scale of her crimes are such that the health secretary says the inquiry into what happened will now have greater powers. we will have a statutory inquiry into the letby murders, into the events at chester. that will be a judge led inquiry, as the prime minister has confirmed, and that reflects the wishes of the families, which i discussed with them. those that worked alongside lucy letby at the countess of chester nhs trust will now be compelled to give evidence, to answer the families' many questions. you the judge who will lead the inquiry has not yet been named. among the issues that will need to be addressed are why she was able to kill for at least a year, what systems were in place to stop her, and why didn't they work, and how did

it tried to safeguard care home residents using the best evidence available at the time. 0ur social affairs these photos provide precious memories of her mother, margaret. when her mum found it hard to get around, she moved to a care home, but she was still sharp. and this is also, i think, a lovely photograph. this is my mother in her care home. margaret died there during the first wave of the pandemic, aged 95. she had always kept a diary, so documented her daily life. this was a particularly special diary for me because it is the last one that she wrote. liz is one of the relatives taking legal action against the government and others over what she sees as a failure to properly protect care home residents like her mum from covid. she believes the diary tells that story. this one is dated march 3, tuesday. she felt pretty good, but the staff situation was bad. in march 2020, as the virus took hold, care providers weren't —— in march 2020, as the virus took hold, care providers warned they needed more protective equipment, testing and government guidance. hospital patients were also discha

our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has this exclusive report.d. instead, it turned against the very people who wanted the police to examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies that has worked in that organisation, and the executive team were not the people who were responsible for the deaths of those babies. but they had some opportunities to get to the bottom of what was happening. susan gilbeyjoined the countess of chester nhs trust a month after lucy letby was arrested. within two months, she was made chief executive, a post she held until last december. through documents and speaking to staff, she learned what the trust knew about the serial killer. the first three babies died injune 2015. the executive team held a meeting at which it was agreed that an external investigation into the deaths would be held. it never happened. by october, with seven babies now dead, a staff analysis of the incidents made a link between all the deaths and lucy letby being on shift, but it was still seen as coincidental. in february 2016, with

our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, reports. hello, lucy, is it?? yes. thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered by her arrest, but what she did and why she killed, she has never explained to the families of her many victims. over 12 months, the nurse killed seven vulnerable babies and attempted to murder six others. the scale of her crimes are such that the health secretary says the inquiry into what happened will now have greater powers. we will have a statutory inquiry into the letby murders, into the events at chester. that will be a judge led inquiry, as the prime minister has confirmed, and that reflects the wishes of the families, which i discussed with them. those that worked alongside lucy letby at the countess of chester nhs trust will now be compelled to give evidence, to answer the families' many questions. thejudge who will lead the inquiry has not yet been named. among the issues that will need to be addressed are why she was able to kill for at least a year, what systems were in place to stop her, and why didn't they work, and how did

with the institute of demography with representatives of the ministry of economy ministry of social affairsng the strategy with the representatives of the ministry of finance and the nbu, because everyone understands that people are the most important thing for the economy, this is the most important thing now, and if you can take a slide from the study from the center of economic recovery that we did, we need all percentages of real gdp not nominal to grow not with enrollment and broadcasts, we need to grow at such a pace that we can physically balance our budget. because before we had a gdp of 200 billion, and budget expenditures plus the pension fund are now 80 billion expenses after the victory will be 100 plus and the gdp will be 160 and this budget is not balanced in any way and zelenskyi was running for president, then the wall, who was his economic adviser , said that in order to make an economic breakthrough, and this was in the program of president zelenskyi, not president zelenskyi it is written that it should grow by 7-10%. it's very simple, like doubling your gdp from 10 years

times what it should have been, and lucy letby was repeatedly on duty as those babies died. 0ur social affairstead, it turned against the very people who wanted the police to examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies that has worked in that organisation, and the executive team were not the people who were responsible for the deaths of those babies. but they had some opportunities to get to the bottom of what was happening. susan gilbeyjoined the countess of chester nhs trust as medical director a month after lucy letby was arrested. within two months, she was made chief executive, a post she held until last december. through documents and speaking to staff, she learned what the trust knew about the serial killer. the first three babies died injune 2015. the executive team held a meeting at which it was agreed that an external investigation into the deaths would be held. it never happened. by october, with seven babies now dead, a staff analysis of the incidents made a link between all the deaths and lucy letby being on shift, but it was still seen as coincidental. in februa

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here�*s our social affairs editor, alison holt. and night are filled with medication, ventilator checks, physio and the care that keeps him alive. it's made, like, my chest and my lungs weaker, and my heart. they also face a constant struggle to find care staff to help. alex has been keeping a video diary for us since last october. i�*ve been looking after dec all day. because he�*s still getting over pneumonia, it�*s been go, go, go, go, go. i�*m absolutely shattered. declan gets nhs continuing health care funding. it pays nearly £19 an hour for his support, but his mum says it can cost up to £80 an hour for the nursing care he increasingly needs. it means they can afford less help and at times alex has gone 60 hours without sleep. i�*ve now got to do the rest of the night, get declan up in the morning. then i�*m going to have to look after declan all day tomorrow. you have to do it yourself to the point where i�*ve ended up saying, ok, you win, you�*re going to have to put him into care, because i physically cannot do this any mo

i have been doing thisjob on of social affairs at step change.nt and i am not surprised that she is exhausted, it does sound absolutely exhausting. and it raises really important point that we have been in this cost of living crisis for 12, 14, 15 months and it has been really difficult. and for lots of people what they have done is they have turned to borrowing all they have worn down their savings. so as we head into this winter, actually people's financial resilience for many households is at an all—time low. the savings they might have used up last winter when energy prices were skyrocketing argon. their ability to borrow is maxed out already. so when the government is looking for the need for additional support, they need to factor in the fact that there is no financial resilience left household and we're talking millions of people. and that is people who are working every hour god sends and that has massive implications beyond just being able to pay your energy bill. it has implications on you are not spending money on economy because all y

lucy letby worked, says he feels the board was misled over what was happening at the trust. 0ur social affairs chester hospital, between the summer of 2015 and the summer of 2016, when 13 babies died in unexplained circumstances, and we now know that the pediatricians at the unit, the neonatal unit, were raising concerns about what was happening, the board were not made aware of this problem, despite the number of deaths being significantly higher than they usually were. but in the summer of 2016, they did become aware of it. and one of the things they decided to do at that point was to launch a series of external independent investigations to try and understand why these babies were dying. and none of these investigations were ever properly commissioned or properly completed. and they never got to the bottom of what was happening. but what what sir duncan nichol, the former chairman said in a statement this morning, is that he feels that the board was misled by the by the managers of the trust, in particular he refers to a document they were giving in december of 2016, in which he says that t

so joining and joining me now is health and social affairs editor at the sunday , lucy johnston.of strikes by the junior doctors. it does seem like public support is waning. they've been offered an average of sort of 8.8% in total. they've been offered an average of sort of 8.8% in total . that of sort of 8.8% in total. that seems i mean, it's not massively generous, but it's okay. and i think when people see that this is costing the nhs, so much and that the waiting lists are only getting longer , that sympathy getting longer, that sympathy starting to wane , it's hard to say. >> actually. the latest post ipsos survey showed that in fact two thirds of people still do support the junior doctors or the nhs strikers. so it seems that people are support ing the medics because they feel they want to support the nhs . and in want to support the nhs. and in fact, unless there impasse is broken down between the government and the junior doctors, this looks like it's just going to carry on. and as you've just said, we've got nearly a million people whose operations and procedures have be

unit at the countess of chester hospital was far higher than should have been expected, and our social affairs _ examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies - examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies that - examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies that has work to that organisation, and the executive team were not to the people who were responsible for the deaths of those babies. but they had some opportunities to get to the bottom of what was happening. susan gilbe 'oined bottom of what was happening. susan gilbev joined the _ bottom of what was happening. susan gilbey joined the countess _ bottom of what was happening. susan gilbeyjoined the countess of chester nhs trust is nhs direct a month after lucy letby was arrested. within two months, she was made chief executive, post she held until last december. through documents and speaking to staff, she learned what the trust knew about the serial killer. the first three babies died injune killer. the first three babies died in june 2015. killer. the first three babies died injune 2015.

world reza safari of the radio and television news agency and the general manager of social security insured affairs says that despite budget restrictions , we prioritized the insurance of carpet weavers. according to mr. shakuri , 6,000 carpet weavers were insured last year and this year the same procedure continues . and 400,000 people are covered by carpet weaving insurance. it was in the past that we went to the trustees of this industry to follow up on the insurance status of carpet weavers. it has been more than 10 years since there has been no increase in carpet weavers' insurance. the insured in 1992, on the other hand, due to the lack of funding, 1,250,000 weavers canceled the insurance, according to the law approved in 2008, all the operators of the supply of handwoven carpets in single-weave home workshops , carpet cooperatives and industries related to the production of carpets that if they are employed full-time, they should be covered by social security insurance for various reasons, such as the weaver's receipt for the murder insurance or the social security inspection . 400 thousand

execute justice was the will of husseini and he had come to reform political, economic, social and cultural affairs. mr. raisi said that imam rahel is on the path of transformation. an obstacle in front he did not recognize himself. we have come to the service of the imam . we ask you, sir, to make a pact with your thoughts and your lofty thoughts, that the identity of this government should be the identity of the imam, the government of thought, thought and action that the imam presented in the society. the pact with oman should be this. to have a transformative view of doing things in the direction of the same indicators that the imam set for us, paying attention to the people , paying attention to the divine values, paying attention to the implementation of justice and non-discrimination , fighting corruption, the same points that many times the successor to the right of the imam, the wise leadership of the islamic revolution. reminding and stressing about it to the statesmen emphasizing that the country is sensitive to issues, he said that transformation is not something that can be done, and s

dynasty of hossein bin ali, peace be upon him, who was ready for a reform in political, social , economic, cultural affairsthe society, and he came with a steely will that the situation and change the situation and do not recognize any obstacles in the way of your progress. maybe the normal conditions dictated that you should establish this transformation of this and this great revolution yourself . and the financial possibilities of all these words there were many enmities that are happening in different countries and in the east and the west, the system of domination in the east and the west is planned to prevent this great change, but this man decided with the will of abi abdullah al-hussein, peace be upon him, to create this great change. it is good to carry out this transformation, create this revolution, the period of establishment, the period of consolidation, the period of development, and the enmities were always their own enmity, but the imam did not stop in any way, well, we came, but let's make a pact , o lord, the members of the government delegation or a symbol and manifestation of the govern

lucy johnson, our health and social affairs editor at the sunday express. do stay with us.ore to come. >> bad news for high streets as budget retailer wilko has fallen into but before into administration. but before all your news headlines all that is your news headlines i >> -- >> tom, m >> tom, thank you. it's 1234. >> tom, thank you. it's1234. your top stories from the newsroom . high street chain newsroom. high street chain wilko has collapsed. the company has appointed administrators after failing to secure a rescue deal , after failing to secure a rescue deal, putting around after failing to secure a rescue deal , putting around 12,000 jobs deal, putting around 12,000 jobs at risk . the chain has been at risk. the chain has been unable to find emergency investment to save its 400 shops across the uk. its chief executive says the retailer was left with no choice but to enter into administration soon after leaving no stone unturned and efforts to revive the business as gb news can reveal, efforts to revive the business as gb news can reveal , 100,000 as gb news can reve

the affairs of social security insured persons say that despite the budget restrictions, we prioritized the insurance of carpet weavers. he continued that currently 230,000 carpet weavers have carpet weavers' insurance, and it is estimated that 1 million and 400 thousand people are covered by carpet weavers' insurance. it was last year that we went to the trustees of this industry to follow the status of carpet weavers' insurance. it has been more than 10 years since the number of people increased. the insurance of carpet weavers has not decreased and it has not increased. at least 100 thousand people were supposed to be insured every year in 1992. due to the lack of funds, sandro cut off the insurance for 1,250,000 according to the law approved in 2008. home-based carpet weavers and industries related to carpet production who are employed full-time must be covered by social security insurance . for example, the weaver or the social security inspection rings the doorbell. the weaver was not at home in 2014 due to late payment . when i had perfume, the site was closed and out of 1,400,00

but it will be great for women who want to experience pregnancy. >> lucy johnston, health and social affairsbring you some breaking news we're getting from the scotsman newspaper paper that's reporting that murray foote , who had to resign from foote, who had to resign from his role as snp's his role as the snp's communications chief, has just been appointed as its new chief executive. you remember the former chief executive was peter murrell husband of former first minister sturgeon . murray minister nicola sturgeon. murray foote resigned in march over a dispute over the party membership numbers. but the scotsman's reporting he's been chosen to take on the role of chief executive after what the party was a rigorous , open party said was a rigorous, open recruitment process . yes, we'll recruitment process. yes, we'll get reaction to that as it comes through . through. >> w- e back, we'll be >> when we come back, we'll be talking about english channel crossings. yeah, they have passed another landmark over 19,000 this year. we'll have the latest with our home and security editor. see you sho

social security was adopted. and what then did we do in one database, we pulled data from the registry office of the rosreestr of the tax a-and the ministry of internal affairsr for a person to agree that all his data was combined into one information system, he could find out if he was supposed to have any social support measures, it’s just that there was a problem before, people were always looking for certificates , they had to collect documents so that they would pay something now they don’t need to. i understand correctly that they will notify. yes, that's right , consent is the most important thing. in different ways, if a person has a disability in our country, he does not need to give consent, that is, he will automatically receive any information in his office in public services starting from january 1, 2024. if a child is born, then he automatically falls into this database and accordingly, it will be analyzed by family income. uh, are they entitled to universal child support, but if you are a working person, then, of course, you will need to check the box on the government services website and request information about whether you are entitled to

said should be at the top of the affairs, and the fact that the majlis is at the top of the affairs in the social majlis in legal issues, in the issues of the elites, the elites seems to be of great help in improving the status of the majlis from this point of view. that the elite must act to promote the position of the majlis in the majlis should be based on their own indicators . of course, they were revolutionaries with all their promises and efforts. in addition, in the field of their own studies and their own research and their own history, if they are present in the majlis, and finally , your advice to the experts and the elites of the country were favored to take part in bayan square , and of course, it is necessary that the empty base of members go to the parliament. it was that i found the presence of those in the field the economy was high in the field of economic issues. thank you, gholamreza mesbahi moghadam, an economist and a former representative of the islamic council. well , we had a different discussion than the parliament itself. now, the three priorities you mentioned are expe

social welfare , and mrs. shabnam khaizan, head of support affairs of the general department of labor cooperation and social welfaretehran province, and god almighty to serve you. greetings, i am at your service and at what speed is the step after step moving forward in detail, first to the nursing course in network 1 , in the following, what we have is a basket, which is standardized, 11 steps with volume. determine that the year 1401 is fixed that this base remains constant, the items and inflation will enter the people's table, based on this basket, the government will compensate for this inflation. this agreement has been implemented in several pilots, and this is the reason that we can add the new ones to the weak and strong points. let's do it tonight, it seems good to give good news to our dear people for the new phase of this plan for the people, and god willing, an additional 120 thousand tomans have been spent. the point of people's livelihood basket is very important to maintain all the positive things monitoring inflation and affecting the people's table regarding this important question, i will give a

contenders double down on ideals about social issues, foreign affairs and even abortion access >> nothingracist than saying your skin color predicts something. >> they are killing more people than climate change. >> if we really do want to save as many babies as possible, support as many moms as possible , let's find consensus on where we can do that. >> donald trump remains a gop front runner. he did not participate in the first gop debate but had a busy week after being booked and released at a georgia jail thursday night on charges related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. trump maintains he is innocent calling the charges "election interference". raising $7.1 million after his booking on thursday. a little more than 4 million on friday. still some gop candidates say that trump cannot be biden. >> what it will mean for folks across the country is four more years for joe biden and republican primary voters, they have to figure out what that will mean. >> we can talk all about these issues, none of it will matter if we do not when. >> my concern is we cannot have kama

britain this was announced today by the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs maria zakharova in social networks. she cited a number of, indisputable evidence that it was the british, the authors of the quotation of the cheap script. first in february 23. as part of the international criminal court. we replaced the judge of the art of reiki with another loyal graduate. oxford, then the british, put pressure on the prosecutor of the muses , hitting his brother, the ex-deputy of the british parliament, to the quick. imran ahmad. khan promised early release from prison he is for pedophilia and he still had more than half of his sentence the next day. after his release. prosecutor. korekhan sent the much- needed to the west, but so far preliminary warrants for arrests. on february 22, 23, i filed a motion with the second pre-trial chamber of the international criminal court for an arrest warrant in the context of the situation in ukraine, and finally, in order to hasten the chamber , the british decided to resort to the old tried and tested means of bribery announced the convening of a dono