This episode looks at instances of human rights violations by the US and the UK both internally in their own countries and foreign policies they share in practice.

From being a trusted aide of Daesh and al-Qaeda leaders to heading the HTS militant group that has taken control of Syria, we look at the journey of Mohammed al-Jolani.

The Foreign Ministry releases a detailed report recounting and denouncing the UK’s human rights violations on the domestic and international levels.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman has called out the “hypocrisy” of British Foreign Secretary David Lammy for rejoicing in the fall of the Syrian government.

The United States and Britain are mulling removing the terrorist designation of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).

Muhammad, the name of the prophet of Islam, has become the most popular baby name for boys in England and Wales.

Nationalists in Northern Ireland call for an end to British rule as they commemorate 102 years since the establishment of the Irish Free State, which encompasses 26 counties of the Republic of Ireland.

Iran says lingering American military presence in Syria is behind persistence of terrorism in the country.

Pro-Palestinian protesters have staged a mass rally in the UK’s capital city London, calling for an end to the genocide and urging the British government to cut ties with the Israeli regime.

The Oxford Union declares Israel an “apartheid” regime committing “genocide” against Palestinians.