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Like abdulla of transjordan. >> abdulla, the son of al shareef in mecca. he considered to be a descendant of the prophet. >> abdullah arises as this magical wizard and a brilliant and political shrewd mind and smarter than those who came before him. >> the british liked him. he liked them. he saw himself as a moderate man who could make an arrangement with the british. >> transjordan was part of the british mandate. abdulla wanted to be the king of this arab land, and possibly by being an ally o...

Because of covid restrictions. in normal years, around two and a half million muslims from across the world would visit the holiest sites of islam in mecca and medina, a pilgrimage which all muslims are expected to make at least once in their lifetimes. the us military wants to build a large, new, radar site in britain, to track targets in deep space. it comes amid growing concerns about a �*space arms race. the us and britain have accused china and russia of developing weapons to shoot down s...

Against new rules which will oblige health workers to be vaccinated against coronavirus. the restrictions also mean that people will need to show either a vaccine health pass or a negative covid test to enter public places including restaurants. since the rules were announced on monday, a record number of people have booked appointments to be vaccinated. the annual hajj pilgrimmage is getting under way in mecca with a reduced number of participants. only 60,000 people will be taking part because...

Blaze in more than a century. the annual hajj pilgrimmage is getting under way in mecca with a reduced number of participants. only 60,000 people will be taking part because of covid restrictions. in normal years, around 2.5 million muslims from across the world would visit the holiest sites of islam in mecca and medina, a pilgrimage which all muslims are expected to make at least once in their lifetimes. you are watching bbc news. the headlines. a race against time. the search continues for hun...

How long will that last? >> she had it her way, but thats not the right way. i think she waived her privilege. you cant assert your innocence but ive been advised not to answer anymore questions. legal scholars will debate this. i dont know how its going to come down. shes on administrative leave right now. like in the martha stewart case where there was allegations of securities fraud, but thats not what she was convicted of, she was convicted of lying to the feds. in this instance here, we don...