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Announcing new sanctions yesterday on iran's aviation and defense industries. let's bring in a senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracy. welcome, good to see you again. so we first saw iran and russia work together in syria. now can we say with this action in ukraine hat two are really now -- that the two are really now full-fledged wartime allies? >> well, paul, it's a pleasure to be with you, and a belatedded happy new year. this is a sign of the times, that the islamic are republic is going to continue with all sorts of ties be they political, economic, military, intelligenc...

Here in the uk, postal workers at royal mail have begun a wave of strikes in the run—up to christmas in a row over pay and conditions. the walkouts involving 115,000 workers will hit deliveries across the uk, unions say millions of pieces of mail have already piled up. the uk, japan and italy have announced they will jointly develop a next generation fighter jet by 2035. the new fighter jet will use artificial intelligence and can operate without a pilot on board. rishi sunak says he hopes it will create thousands ofjobs in the uk and and strengthen security ties. the uk government is set to...

A new fighterjet. rishi sunak says the venture will create thousands of uk jobs and strengthen security ties. the jet, called tempest in the uk, are due to enter service by 2035. rishi sunak said it would help keep the country safe from new threats. we're one of the few countries in the world that has the capability to build technologically advanced fighter aircraft. that's important because it means we can keep the country safe from the new threats we face. it also adds billions to our economy and support tens of thousands ofjobs across the country, but it's also good for our international re...

And strengthen security ties. mr sunak will launch the first major phase of the programme this morning during a visit to raf coningsby, in lincolnshire the passport office is being urged to "learn lessons" from the massive backlog in applications earlier this year, and to prepare for similar levels of demand in 2023. the spending watchdog, the national audit office, has been looking into this year's problems, which saw tens of thousands of people face long waits for their passports to be renewed. now, let's talk about the weather. as temperatures plunge all over the country, thousands of peopl...

The jet, called tempest in the uk, are due to enter service by 2035. rishi sunak said it would help keep the country safe from new threats. we�*re one of the few countries in the world that has the capability to build technologically advanced fighter aircraft. that�*s important because it means we can keep the country safe from the new threats we face. it also adds billions to our economy and supports tens of thousands ofjobs across the country, but it�*s also good for our international reputation. that was the prime minister speaking earlier on. that was the prime minister speaking earl...