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For four decades, the theocratic regime has ruthlessly enforced strict rules on irans population with the hijab mandatory for iranian women becoming a cornerstone of the regimes hold over the people. making scenes like this one all the more astonishing women defiantly taking off thei head scarves in public crowds of young men and even school children have taken part, an unprecedented display of unity. the governments reaction was not short of brutal, firing live rounds at protesters at least 522...

In Berlin, Anthony Bourdain encounters an extremely accepting society, teeming with unbridled creativity, despite a grim history; against the backdrop of...

Be protected. they knowingly took a risk, and when the risk didnt pay off, investors lose their money. thats how capitalism works. >> svbs small businesses are thankthal for president bidens decision. >> i am quite relieved from what i heard from president biden. i think the administration has taken on exactly the way i think it should be, which is the depositors of the bank need to be made whole. this is a cornerstone of the u.s. economy. the bank system is setup such that we expect it to be sa...

Correspondent david sillitoe. lets talk to our reporter charlotte gallagher. we have had some reaction from the bbc�*s board which is not the same as the management, slightly more detached from the running of the corporation but ultimately responsible. by, corporation but ultimately responsible.— corporation but ultimately resonsible. �* , , ., ., responsible. a brief statement from the board. they _ responsible. a brief statement from the board. they are _ responsible. a brief statement f...

He finds the highest paid presenter for forced off the air by him, then a coterie of others following a solidarity, leaving the schedules were today on tv and radio, ripped up. that, as you heard tim davie there, for serving audiences that is a disaster. when it comes to impartiality, he has made this an absolute cornerstone of his leadership of the bbc, and the bbc of the future. as the man at the top of the organisation, he believes as do many others within the bbc, that that is crucial to sur...

Accusation notjust coming from labour at this point, former bosses of the bbc are saying that the bbc has bowed to government pressure. greg bike, a former director general, predecessor of tim davie, has had what the abc have done about gary lineker is completely wrong. the thing is, the story about gary lineker�*s tweets were sort of bubbling along all week, it started on tuesday, and it was only on friday when the bbc said that gary lineker would no longer be hosting much of the day on satur...

Presenter or youre a football presenter, then you are not bound by those same rules. and i think what the bbc has done is actually the real problem of today is that the bbc has undermined its own credibility by doing this. because it looks like, it looks like the perception out there is that the bbc has bowed to government pressure. the bbc�*s view is that it has rules. presenters with a particularly high profile have, it says, an extra responsibility to be impartial. and for the current direc...

By doing this. because it looks like... it looks like — the perception out there — is that the bbc has bowed to government pressure. the bbc�*s view is that it has rules. presenters with a particularly high profile have, it says, "an extra responsibility to be impartial". and for the current director general tim davie, this is crucial for what he says is a cornerstone of the bbc — impartiality. if gary lineker breached the guidelines, why didnt you sack him? well, i think we always look ...

For what he says is a cornerstone of the bbc — impartiality. if gary lineker breached the guidelines, why didnt you sack him? well, i think we always look to take proportionate action, and thats what weve done. but havent you just kicked it further down the line? arent you delaying the inevitable? i dont want to add to the statement. i think weve had very constructive discussions. the statement is very clear, and thats where we are. as editor in chief of the bbc, i think one of our founding pr...

The bbc�*s view is that it has rules. presenters with a particularly high profile have, it says, "an extra responsibility to be impartial". and for the current director general tim davie, this is crucial for what he says is a cornerstone of the bbc — impartiality. if gary lineker breached the guidelines, why didnt you sack him? well, i think we always look to take proportionate action, and thats what weve done. but havent you just kicked it further down the line? arent you delaying the inevi...