hashem and all the loved ones who are with him in this the unfortunate incident of joining the supreme kingdom god willing , we ask the almighty god that the souls of these loved ones may rest in peace with the companions of agha imam hussain, god willing . very well, mr. engineer oji , how long does your acquaintance with mr. raisi, may god bless him and grant him peace , go back to the 13th government, or before that , i had a series of activities in the area of ​​astana. mashhad's holy name in the field of oil and gas projects, but most of our acquaintances took place in this government, which is actually from the same government during the time when he held meetings and discussed the election for the oil minister of the people's government , it was difficult to work with mr. raisi. it was for people that he was a character that he really is, his personality traits that i can boldly say distinguish him from others , the sincerity that he has in his work, the humility that he has, considering that he always mentions in his conversations that i am a student or a servant of the master. ali bin

supreme leader of the green flag revolution. raised he was adorned with a black flag on top of the dome of the holy shrine and the threshold of the kingdom of the eighth imam (peace be upon him) took on the mood of his torment . o allah , the life of the martyr, o allah, the death of the martyr, o allah, the life of the martyr , o allah, the life of the martyr. the people of tehran gathered in vali asr square to pay tribute to the services of the president and his companions. shahada people. here is the square, but it is evening, people came to the square to remember someone who was a square man. i was very sad, as if i was really following one of them, just hoping that they would say that he is alive. their people served immeasurably as servants of imam reza. he was elected on the birthday of imam reza, and now after 3 years of sincere service, the day of his martyrdom is also the day of imam reza 's birth. being imam reza and serving them really from the heart of imam reza , they loved them so much that they took them to see them on their birthdays . we the people are the main heroes of this field. council the coordination of islamic p

supreme leader is very different. andrea, you and i know iran. i'm not sure most people understand, this is a theocracy. it is not thousands of years old. iran, per shah, the kingdomhe shahs and dynasties. this is the experiment of the islamic revolution that has lasted since 1979. there have been two supreme leaders. ayatollah khomeini founded the republic, and khamenei, his successor, he likely would be the third. this opens up some possible vacuums of power. you could see more empowerment of the revolutionary guard, as the country is increasingly having to rely on them to restore order. this is one of those stones, i think, that is dropped in the river of time that has the potential to change the course of the way it was going, at least for iran, and potentially the region. >> and we just have this in, the state department is making a statement, the white house has offered very bare bones condolences, but saying, according to the state department, matt miller, death does not change the fundamental u.s. stance towards iran. the u.s. for logistical reasons, they were unable to provide it. this is a very careful response. >> i don't think it's going to change the

kingdom immigration law. and now we've seen it. and of course, the government will appeal this. and i presume it will go to the supreme court.e very surprised if the supreme court take a different view, because everyone who understood it and read about article two of the protocol knew that this could not apply. just like the legacy bill, so that sea border could strengthen. >> we could see passport checks to stop people without passports illegally arrive, migrants from going into northern ireland. >> i would have thought any government, whether it's this government, whether it's this government or the next government, which is likely to be a labour government, would have to be very, very careful about the effects on the belfast good friday agreement of actually saying to people living in northern ireland, part of the united kingdom , that they are united kingdom, that they are going to have to show something that proves they are who they are. when we're living in one country. i mean, we have what other government in the world, what other country in the world would have divided their country at the behest of a foreign power ,

brexited the sovereign british rules would reign supreme, and things like this , where northern ireland, a this, where northern ireland, a part of the united kingdom part of the united kingdom not a part of the european union, can suddenly decide. actually it talks, it responds, it answers to strasbourg, not westminster. please try and help me make sense of this. yes. so the case has happened not because the judge has any view on the rwanda policy, but because the judge has implementing the system of laws which parliament has built. so first of all, parliament made this mess . and it was very this mess. and it was very interesting to hear, i think probably a throwaway comment from suella braverman, but the suggestion that actually they were they were misled about the effect of the windsor framework. now, i don't personally have an awful lot of sympathy with them because at the time of the windsor framework, i wrote about exactly what it was, and i was pilloried in public, and people were very rude to me, despite the fact i was obviously correct and have now been proven once again to be correct . again to be correct. >> what the windsor framework d

are part of the united kingdom and the rwanda bill until justice humphreys made this ruling earlier on today, which, by the way, will surely be challenged by the british supremet of the regulatory framework that the rwanda bill occupied under now moving on. thanks for those comments. i'll get two more before the end of the show. moving on to a very worrying story, because an inquiry has found that new mothers risk suffering lifelong injuries as hospitals cover up endemic failures in britain's maternity system. well, the country's first parliamentary inquiry into birth trauma also reported that good care for pregnant women is now the exception rather than the rule. well, i'm delighted to say i'm now joined by labour mp rosie duffield and the tory mp theo clark, and they co—chaired the inquiry and they join us now from college green outside parliament. thank you for joining us. to both of you. can i first say how wonderful it is to see you guys putting aside your political differences and joining together on an issue which is so vitally important. well done on that. it's fantastic to see people pulling together for the common good. we need more of that in polit