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In this edition of the show Nargess Moballeghi discusses the truth of 9/11 with the American architect and founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, Richard Gage. Gage says his organization wants a new investigation that takes into account the evidence not reviewed by the National Institute of Science and Technology report. He cites the molten metal seen at the base of the three skyscrapers and the fact that fire could not have razed the third World Trade Center building, WTC7, which was not hit by a plane, to the ground.

The City of Lincoln in the north of England. Scenic. Suburban. And suddenly a hub for Britain\'s war on terror. This week the government announced that it\'s now conducting drone attacks on Afghanistan from the base behind me - RAF Waddington - where 100 personnel are manning the hi-tech reaper drones carrying 500lb bombs and hellfire missiles. In response to the move, hundreds of anti-war demonstrators have marched through the city to the army site. Drone Expert Chris Coles agrees - that Britain is expanding its drone project - with the help of its friends. The government defends drones. It says they save lives. It will only admit to one civilian killing. But reality on the ground speaks differently. UK insists its operations are only in Afghanistan - where British drones have flown about 45,000 hours and fired about 350 times. Nargess Moballeghi, Press TV, London

After months of research and questioning thousands of troops, Britain's biggest ever independent survey on the armed forces has been released. And although overall support for the troops are high, there are some very worrying statistics about how the British public views the army. Nargess Moballeghi reports from London.

Demonstrations by far-right extremist groups in Britain have been allowed to take place across the country. The British National Party and the English Defense League are small in number and supporters. But, they\'ve been making hue and cry and getting a lot of media coverage. Press TV\'s Nargess Moballeghi reports from London.

Tony Blair is one of the most controversial figures of the 21st century. He\'s a statesman to some, war criminal to others and a very rich man. Nargess Moballeghi reports from London. It\'s been more than 2 years since the revolution in Tunisia and the cost of living has gone upward. Adnen Chaouachi reports on Tunisian economy. Turkey has a population of some 75 million. According to the most recent census, Alawites account for some 25% of that figure. Serena Shim reports from Turkey. While university graduates in other countries dream of becoming doctors or lawyers setting up their own businesses, in China today, the most popular career choice for graduates by far is a job in the civil service. Steven Ribet reports from China.

The UK supreme court has ruled that the British government\'s sanctions on Iranian Bank Mellat are illegal and should be overturned. The case was controversial because it was the first ever supreme court case to hear secret evidence in a closed door session. Press TV\'s Nargess Moballeghi reports from London.

The radicalisation of some mostly young and male Muslims across Europe has led to devastating consequences both at home and abroad. But the preachers spreading the kind of hate that manipulates these Muslims are often not only left to preach, but given platforms in the media. In Britain, Anjem Choudrey is one such preacher. Nargess Moballeghi reports on his unpopularity among British Muslims, and a newly-released report on what his activities really may be about.

The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has opened its Conference of the States Parties in The Hague. Top on the agenda is the organization\'s mission to get Syrian chemical stockpiles out of the country by the year-end for final destruction. Meanwhile, Iran\'s Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham has said that Iran will actively participate in the conference. She added that as a victim of chemical weapons used by former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, Iran will be influential in the decisions made by the O-P-C-W. Iran\'s Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi will also make a speech at the conference on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement. Press TV\'s Nargess Moballeghi who is currently at the venue of the conference, has sent us this update.

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