the government challenges here with the the hello on the bulk of this is the news life. so coming up in the next 60 minutes, this idea tux clay pool lives in southern gaza. why more than a 1000000 displace palestinians a secret shelter? meanwhile, in the north, a hospital under was where the siege patients say they upfront about food or rule to shift and medical complex

funnelling to contain the wildfires emergency initially at least $51.00 people are killed in thousands fee that homes as $2.00 times refugee emergency. the un says 9 months of fighting has forced more than 8000000 seem to be on my home the while. can we begin this news out and goes away? israel is known, still bombardment of the strip has killed more than $120.00 pounds a sting. in success today, over the 170 others were injured, as is ready for his fight, hauled, tillery and tongue shells into the strip. fighting was reported in gauze, a city in the north, and in calling us in the south. the city of ruffled was also shout for months, thousands of people that be moving from one to shelter to another. across the south . hold on one and a half 1000000 displaced, palestinians are now in the rock. a region that is being bombarded day and night is

riley has been saying it plans to raid rafa next after months of ordering postings to move the for the safety. let's see. um yeah, no, not a problem. there is no safe zone here in rafa. them more than 1600000 people. if these families invade rafa, they will smash us like tomatoes, there is no safe area. even those who came here claiming safe passage, they were all hit. well tar cap. it was a joins this law lives from rough and time because we were saying that more strikes targeting rougher in the south and also a school tell us more. yes indeed. and even there today, a roof, a head witness, more strikes, a similar to situation within the past couple of days where these body forces are close and tracing. the military strikes on the southern parts of kansas tribute, in particular in rough off work today to help target to different areas including one, a civil palestinian call. when an impulse policy has been ended. another one is an

area which contains a free up a can to cotton. that's host evacuees from different areas. we're in the gaza strip, where to thompson is to have been killed in death strikes due to be trop notes that have been getting the kids a cost and that they work in size. and this is a part of the tax that that'd be conducted today. but the situation on the ground sounds to be completely critical in the city. busy cartoonist where the hardest battle between the palestinian fighters and these baby. so just continue. and one of the latest strikes from that part of the district had been talking to a group of palestinians up to being kids with a drug with me. so i were to palestinians have to report that killed. i'm a day by day. the aggression holding the middle good nights in the middle areas of gall district continues. but within this time, at least 14 palestinians have to report to officer string strikes the target to

a number of residential buildings the where the majority of the engine people have been taken to unlocks the hospital to receive medical treatment. to now the air strikes and the art gallery shooting did not stop, in particular in the southern part, which had been the main focus of the east. very minute reparations on the ground. as you start talking about is the picture very much in the south for what now is happening and the rest of the goal is this trip in the north and also into the wrong kansas city. this yes, despite these by their announcement that they have with the driving a little sir gates from operates. if you work with racing in another part of gorgeous checks on what you have been seeing today on the last couple of days. actually increase of the ministry of confrontations between the palestinian fighters and these really so just on the central neighborhoods of kansas city at in particular, in a remote neighborhood where you have been a talks by different products. and in quite as we try to block the entries of these

resources to such areas on the ongoing planning, golf, or residential buildings, especially in the know the right part of gaza strip alongside with the eastern buddha. with ease rel, i'm, this is part of the ongoing decides and mandatory campaigns as people have been revolting and saying 12 to 0, that the attacks that did not stop and the situation sounds to be much more a threat to killed in comparison with the earlier days. of low, especially that the hunger of the stuff they do a strong he really people the who are drawing, i'm just struggling on daily basis to get amounts of food. a just to survive in order to cope with the ongoing, off to mass of the is very on slope insight calls about the question is the newest people are still struggling. the. i'm a new growing warnings that isabel is trying to systematically force them to fleet to rough. i thought the afford to the safe for the house um its full absence of civil infrastructure. this is another part which means that new diseases will be suppressed among those people and move suffering even for young children and youth

babies and women who are trying to let's, it's this old harder that's unfolding them. and then other and parts of garza, this conflict has many lands and many victims tag, obviously. i mean rafa, thank q as well as early snipers have killed at least one personnel ship a hospital of northern guys are always ready forces of again besieged areas around compound and hundreds of people are trapped and under attack the and develop. oh the good the some of the. busy the did the had the too much you put the you had the,

the last minute i'm happy to help you. but the bumble really took it up. just have i been with a and this who do i have i'm small just through the body the, the low sugar levels of gum, the little icon to you between. oh so, but also beautiful dominey just up the la. hey, more it's more unenrolled or how i missed the question. why? yeah there's, there's the, um, it has to be in my name and the ship statement on, on and on the top of the new shot appointment. and a lot of a lot of the,

the, the, the, the, the, the, the other side of the army says, one of its soldiers has been killed in gaza. the 24 year old reserve has died and fighting in the south at least $225.00 is where the soldiers have been killed since the man, if he lost its ground offensive enough data. well this comes ahead to open his id, cabinet b c. that's bringing mohammed jump, jane. who's in that tell of a so i'll have it. obviously as rails ministry campaign continues with ongoing for

split. they're all clear, significant underlying divisions within the authority cabinet. what are we anticipating at this lights, amazing of the so need 1st let me mention these divisions that are becoming more and more apparent here. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he is in what many describe it as a politically untenable situation that's in yahoo is facing pressure from both the right wing members of his coalition as well as the opposition now far right. we, members of his coalition, like national security minister, it's more been chavira, ad finance minister bessolo smart rich have on many occasions over the course of the past week, essentially threatened to walk away from the government and collapse the government if they think that the deal that netanyahu is considering entering into that would see a cease fire in gaza if it is not advantageous to israel. but then you also have

members of the opposition, like many gaps, who is a member of the work cabinet and is also a former defense minister. and over the course of the past couple of days, he has suggested that she would walk away from this limited unity government. but he has become a part of if he thinks that nothing yahoo is jettisoning a deal because of pressure from the right. and that also he would walk away from the government if nothing. yeah. who is planning on implementing military rule of gaza after the war would end. so that's the kind of pressure that you're seeing on nets and yahoo and it's very unclear as to how exactly he is going to navigate this . now, later on tonight, there he is going to be a war cabinet meeting. we expect that that will be to see what, how much has potentially said in response to the deal that they have been presented, or the framework to a deal that they have been presented with. is we are expecting an answer from how

much as to what they think of what they've been presented with in a few hours. so it's expected that after that there is going to be a meeting of the work cabinet and, and if it's like the other meetings that have happened in the past few weeks, we do expect that it will be contentious and it's very unclear as to what exactly will happen, we're just going to have to wait and see, but it's going to be an interesting night seeing how the prime minister deals with all this as much political pressure as he's coming under it at the moment. maybe in the bottom of it, when it comes to that old important deal, we've had a hidden walk. mazda is red lines. are they say they don't want to anything that doesn't include a permanent si fi, but do we have a sense of what is rose? red lines are going into this, this possible break through a so names the one point that everybody across the political spectrum seems to be in agreement on right now and, and realize that a lot of this is based on, on reports in the israeli media that are that are naming anonymous so i that are

rather citing anonymous sources. the one point that everybody seems to be in agreement on is that they do not want a ceasefire to equal an end to the war that, that they feel that the war should go on. because there is a broad public support for, for the war, even though there is also a lot of mounting pressure from the public to try and secure the release of those captives. this really is really, capt isn't gaza. now we also know is that when it comes to the far right wing side of the government and the coalition, that they have been adamantly stating that they do not want to see thousands of palestinian prisoners exchanged it for potentially a few 100 or dozens. and the 1st phase of is really capt as being held in gaza. beyond that, also, we've heard mounting criticism from the right of any deal that would see an end to

the war and the pull out of his really forces from god so. so these are the political realities that nothing. yeah. who is faced with right now. he has also sat in the past few days that he does not want to see a deal that would see the release of thousands of house, indeed, prisoners or as he calls them terrace. it's a very, very complicated picture right now at a time when there was so much focus on the government, especially by relatives of those captives who were demanding that the government do their utmost to ensure their release. they've made many sites the guiding us through all of that and haven't jump june there and kind of a to the front says gauze indies to pass the turn of the palace. single. thirty's, governs as, according to the french foreign minister set file. so shall, who's in egypt easy maintained the countries foreign minister and the president for on said egypt of how talks and achieving a cease fire and gaza and delivering she monetary at a new level it will be on salma as we discussed together, as well as with president,

l. c. c. the consequences of the will and gaza can be felt in your board as if you were worried about the force displacements of populations into your tier a tree. we perfectly understand these worries and on this point, process position remains constant. here we can do him and rejects all actions leading to the sand like you, we're worried by the strikes and rough, also salt. is there any forces of attack scenario in southern lebanon as a funeral was taking place for 2 fights is from the amount of movement. hundreds of people attending the service in the town to bleed to. but in this way, the missile unexploded near the cemetery. the 2 fighters have been killed and in this rate a strike on friday. all is allowed with as well. but it hasn't announced any attack on israel seems cross poor to find things again 4 months ago. the fight to this place to respond off to us of the u. k. carried out another wave of ass strikes in yemen. the us led coalition says it hits $36.00 targets in for team locations. the

who sees se sites in 6 provinces ways including the capital, sum up the conversations as the atlantic send, a clear message to the arabian by a group of condemning is attacks on ships. in the red sea, we things ministry spokesperson systems strikes. we're not the to them from supporting palestinians and gaza on friday, the us conducting dozens of ass strikes on a rock and celia targeting groups linked to a wrong mohammed. i'll also have has more from the many capital. so now a kimberly this process of the house. he's also like go, bridget, the general. yeah. has, sorry. yeah. i know today sunday that the american british quality and k $1.48. it was flags over the past. i was following several. you have any government with, according to a summary of statements, there's like, started with the capital fund and the govern rates of sun. uh, uh, also the i have targeted the whole day that as a bait had inside the. so that explains that the data strikes targeted the capital

. so now and it's govern grids, also 9 or the strikes, talking to her data and live in strikes. dogwood dies, 7 is price targeted by the and also another $7.00. it was nice talking to had gather this into one is is dry on the side of side the so yeah, from the base is. 5 x will not deter them from supporting the palestinian people and guys that stressing that they will not go unpunished. so the thing that they will do is tell the 8th of these areas twice, according to his words. and this for in response to these are the spikes, which i hope you need the audio code describe as an offer more o c political council, as a member of the police. because on the hand of the height, the one that the american british escalation will be met with another escalation from this side. he stressed that they, these in his price will not detect them as well from continuing to support. because until these ready griffith ends and these stages left to the group states and its

statements that it is the decision to support. but is this again, it's, this is supported by hundreds of thousands of families who come out weekly and daily to call for more operations and able to demand up in england crossings to reach the occupied territories to support the rather get up there. and does, again, is what the describe as is really genocide, i get as people of guys that publish side special security advisor, jake sullivan says that it will be more strikes and metalli ation for the 3 american troops killed in georgia in a week ago. the u. s has already hit what it says, our rainy and by malicious and syria and iraq. it began with the strikes on friday night, but that is not the end of it. we intend to take additional strikes and additional action to continue to send a clear message that the united states will respond when our forces are attacked or

people are killed. the okay, that's what you that's it certainly go on. our opposition leaders have condemned a decision by president mackey south to postpone the election. cheryl for february the 25th. so maybe announcement on the size of the day. so i think a control vesee over the disqualification of candidates. but critics accused the president of trying to hold onto power. nicholas hawk choice may lie from the senegalese capital dock. uh nicholas creating an awful lot of tension that surrounding this decision. the especially where i am need, which is a, an area just on the outskirts of the car on the main artery where the opposition all 19 candidates, the opposition ended presidential election. this act was cancelled. right. president like yourself had us their supporters together. now we've seen running

battle between police in riot gear, fire and tear gas. i protest is between bits road on one side and the other. and there's a sense that the government does not what at least security forces does not want any jobs or rings of sorts. but for the members of the opposition, until the decree is published on government papers, then the decree is not in place. the decree, the i'm alluding to is, is a create and now it's by present like yourself that the elections are cancel. they are angry at this decision taking pride presents like yourself some of the opposition figures that i spoke to say. it's a port for him to power either. describe it the hey calling to to tional. cool. just right. now a motorcycle just like just do it saying that we're going to burn everything down for every protest so that we spoke to. they are angry at that decision. the feel

rob, from their ability express themselves in this election that was cancelled by present like yourself maybe like please explain to us how much you saw is justifying this decision. one of the reasons he's giving for what he's saying that he's safe guarding democracy because in the run up to the vote, we have to remember that 3 candidate leading figures of the opposition are not in the running with men. song go is in prison, his standing at a bus you might find who's running and his place is also in jail. then there's kareem was that was disqualified. a 42 is party supporters because judges of the constitutional courts that hold up the list of candidates, right? and then there is rose, where do you need that has also been disqualified on the same grounds as kareem. why? because of its dual citizenship because of being french and senegalese. and so is

that one of the candidates for this election has to be, have to be exclusively senegalese. but those are all tech, the color, these as seen by the candidates in the running. they see this as a port for him to cling on to power. why? well, because this year it's very important for send a goal because whoever is at the home of this country will also be at the helm of incredible resources. set a goal with start exporting orland gas mostly to europe. european source trying to move away from rushing gas or looking out square, including center goal to try to keep your friends warm in europe. and that's why you have so much instability, right here in senegal. right? now, according to many critics, the democratic process here is at play. and when you speak to protests or the demonstrating here is don't necessarily because they want their candidates to win or the election to take to take place. they say they're out on the streets to try

to protect their voice, to try to protect democracy. this country has aly experienced, peaceful handover of power since independence in 1963. so center goal is currently in our own charter territories intern region. we're seeing a number to the neighboring countries in molly new jerry burkina faso. so there is a lot at stake here, not only present a goal, but for the civility of the region at nicholas. i mean, you've touched upon it, given that they have be nice, usually just stabilizing the crews across the region, them and set a goal, of course, has always been seen. is this kind of by seeing of democracy and stability? what is echo? asked the regional block. what are they making about these latest developments? the well, they've come out and given out a statement saying that they condemn the, the circumstances in which the delay of this election took place. let's remember

that, mike, you saw a noun on national television hours before the beginning of the campaign. that the election was cancelled. interesting, the wording that he used because he never used the word cancellation or delay. he said the abrogation of a decree that he had signed in order to have the elections take place and for every 25th. he says that that degree he signed a degree to abrogate septic, which it's a technicality. but what it means is that effectively, there is no state foot forward for an election to take place. and remember the senegalese people have been waiting to have a safe on that. how their country is run it who will get to run in a, in the race in this presidential election seems there's a real feeling about in many senegalese that this is a really important point of history. and the point in which they need to express themselves to safeguard the democracy of this country. the right. so nicholas with

those types of elements, the, the senegalese capital dot com, any thoughts? nicholas tucker. so now these 56 people have died in wall 5 and central shooting. 5 fights is struggling to contain the lodge punts of a highly populated pos, if the coastal of a price or region of being affected less than america edits are loosely and human. how system santiago and in for don't in what's known as chillies. garden city, strong winds of up to 60 kilometers an hour and scorching sheets had been feeding the flames, destroying everything in their path, especially homes. the other bill uh, let me just look there is nothing left of my house. nothing is you can see the neighbor across the street could not leave. he burned to death because he did not want to leave his house. i lived alone here. let me go. present company and bought each declared a state of emergency and divided, but i shall region and address the nation to say that so far,

dozens have died. the one be sooner than other celia given the conditions of this tragedy. the number of faithful victims will surely increase in the coming of this . but the figures we are announcing of those that have been confirmed by the appropriate for the forest fires come in the middle of a heat wave. and this tens of thousands of julian's have been heading to the coastal regional vend, but a. so for summer, holidays, traffic jams on the main highway are handling the mobility of firefighters and ambulances. the government has declared a career few from 9 pm to 10 am in the region. but why don't you get a lot of stuff but to get your coffee will help to free up the rights for emergency vehicles also so that people who must be evacuated can do so as quickly as possible . and so that no one can be left wondering around very stuff has been evacuated. the government is trying to prevent losing thousands of people have been forced to evacuate in just minutes. but some, especially elderly people with limited mobility could not escape in time. the

government says it will investigate arson is the cause of these deadly fires. like 1st says the president, the priority is to save lives. see and human al jazeera santiago, balancing the boy a as an independent filmmaker who's in the region affected by the file, she explains how she got caught up in the y fi as, as the situation escalated rapids, the i arrived on friday, i came into the highway 68 and we passed through the way into through the fire, into the city when it just started. for me being from outside. it's really strange . that's not nothing known to me. so it was very, very strange to see such a big fire and nearby and passing through it. but the people here seem to be more aware of that. i think we were the last cars passing by. this is the main problem

because of the weekend and here is vacation time. people come from santiago from everywhere to the coastal area. and to be that in my case, i went to seek family and to fill in here. and so for me was different, but i came on a friday, 7 pm and of course what cars and doing the truck was doing is they, i was helping the find find to, to, to go to the place on time. and it was really stuck. and i left on time into the city. i was safe and people are safe. but afterwards the cut the roads for the fireflies to, to pass the problem on friday was that everything happened so quick that people didn't get the information on time. so the roots were really stuck on the defense to yesterday. for example, to set your date is that there was to announce that cost to you and it means that people have to stay at home. then you are ready to head alerts to the road to a free firefighters and volunteers are really doing the best they have trained for

that. the problem is why it happens, or why it's got bigger. i think is that on this special day on friday and saturday, and it was very, very when the something which is normal for this area but not at this time of the year and combined with the heat. it didn't help the situation to the bottom of the controller, sudan is created, the world's largest displacement crisis. united nation says nearly a 1000000 people have been for some i heard was by the fighting between the army and the problem into rapid support forces that's over and above the more than 3000000 already displaced before the conflict began in april, summer fled to neighboring countries but most of move to safe areas within see them have been morgan has moved from content off rob mohammed, her daughters and her grandchildren have lived in this classroom for 6 months. the school in hartfield has become a temporary shelter for some of the menus to denise forces from their homes by the

conflict between the army and the power military rapids support forces offer us as the flight when the fighting moved into their neighborhood. less than one level, the senate is the, the, it was terrible to leave the house. we carried the kids left, the air conditioning on. i'm left with nothing but the clothes on the box. artillery shells landed near a stray bullets were flying everywhere. early in the conflicts, the power and military group took control of most of the capital made reports at the fast rape and killing. many residents moved to safer regions, often areas controls by the army. in dar 4 where the rapids support forces is accused of estimate cleansing, have a 1000000 escaped to neighboring cad. another 1000000 have cross the border into south sudan, egypt, and issue a po, bringing the total number of displaced. so denise, to nearly 11000000, according to united nations figures, families often travel long distances by foot to reach safety,

safety no single said i see to their families for 3 days to get to they hadn't eaten and were in poor health. one woman collapsed during the journey and died. people who are physically and emotionally exhausted. this was no official displacements camps and the shortage of tense. many people sleep out in the open access to food, clean water and health care is also difficult. back and hard to offer us as conditions are far from ideal, but at least her family is safe. for now any way, there is no sign. the conflict is going to end any time soon. meaning most of the news will likely be forced from their homes. he but morgan knowledge of their how to deal with that was, is there a still a head british politicians, one of the you guys, all the force isn't all ready for high intensity war is russians invasion of ukraine prices, security pressures of many european countries and the people of el salvador heading

to the poles and the presidential vote by the incumbent is expected to win violence on the the brought to you by visit capital. the hello, the west of the disturbance has pulled its way across molded areas of south asia. and it brought the fast, heavy snow for to cobble in afghanistan. that was the welcome wintery weather. often months all dropped. it was expected for in december, but we had to wait until february for that it's moved on pretty quickly. and even behind cooler conditions where i've gone just on northern parts of pakistan and india, still a few showers and wintery conditions lingering across the north pony across internet port and boot time, but not stria. for the south of this, we're likely to see the fog become an issue once again in the north west of india

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you're watching out is there a his reminder of our top story is this. israel is offensive and gaza is moving further. south police 2 children were killed in rough, the city housing, 1600000 pounds of students being repeatedly shown. this idea of types of kills more than a $120.00 people some cents a day. is there any stipends of code, at least one person to out ship a hospital in northern guys? is there any forces of again, be seized areas around the compound where hundreds of people have trapped and at least 56 people have died in want of 5, some central shooting launch pods for highly populated positive, the coastal buffer ice or reach and that being affected firefighters is struggling to contain the place that members of a policy and bed when the community you have lived in the hills of the occupied westbank for a decade, said they being attacked repeatedly by his way. the settlements, they've complained to the police, but the settlers keep coming back. charles stratford visited one community,

mid jericho. these 3 little holes in the ground. i meant to be graves. these ladies settlers who ducked them even late flowers, they were a palestinian bed when school. i'm a call, been disturbing warning. so this policy and in community the occupied was spent or more than i moved to the want to kill us. the message is clear, they would even know that i would children, it's intimidation. they want this out. during the interview to um settlers wearing military uniform approach in a small off road vehicle. stuff in film. us. we film them. oh, your tax also travel. go find the finest in the community. save you a tech to lead by this man scene here. um, and seemingly being protected by his ready soldiers offering, who seemed to the veterans go pens, lives here are the settler outpost

a couple of kilometers away. i mean, well i give her ellen as well. have she beat me and another woman he asked us to give you my phones. the other woman was holding her baby when her. oh, how the lily had faded when he lifted for more than 50 years to their livelihood depends on these green pulses for their animals way of life. the generations is barely changed for decades. the better when we're able to her, they go down into this field close to an illegal is way the settlement, the settlement they tell us is expanding in this direction. it would have been a couple of weeks ago. the better when say that a group of he's really sick lives on wearing military uniform, came and put the steel stakes in the ground. now, the line of the stakes runs around full co on which is in that direction. it's clear evidence that the settlers tried to take more land we had

companies slowly move on to the local is ready police station. he and 2 of his friends want to make full complaints. silly mountain says the secular leader, purposely run over and killed 10 of his goats and stolen carcasses. the police demanded we stopped building, raised the footage and insist if we leave. the next day we return to the village to hey, what the police said. let him out and says he spent 9 hours at the police station. he says it opens, felt like they were investigating. no, the legs crime he was repulsing me. john, if no matter the police only can't come when the settlers lie a complaint about us. i filed an official complaint to protect myself. it's like we have no rights in the eyes of these rated police. it's like we don't exist in his really low. so to sir solomon's complaints to these way, the police seemingly made no difference. the next morning sunday,

the secularism back. how do you spell that for me? so the next time this happens when you play the game of the shots, one most of the mind carrying a rifle or call the police and they will take it with your sheet away. it's better we community living on palestinian land is being terrorized by on demand, apparently immune or in different to be is really whole international child stratford. l just a at a model of a shot in the occupied westbank. the russia, as a, as a ukrainian now tend to be a tuck on a bakery code, at least 28 people, including a child 10 others were injured and listen, chance come saturday. the city of the eastern region of hans was captured by russian forces 2 years ago early in the war. slicing has continued nearby since then. the readiness and capabilities of the you case forces have been scrutinized

and a report from the house of commons defense committee entitled, ready for question mark if found more people leaving the british armed forces, then joining the army now has 73000 soldiers down from 800000, back in 2010. but in spans just over 2 and a quarter percent of his g. d. p on its ministry. the ministry of defense wants to increase that to 2 and a half percent, but hasn't specified the date. because he found me the $2500000000.00 from the 2023 budget was meant to replace stores of new missions and equipment. you may instead be used to meet financial short for less cost to pull brennan, using the british capital. london. i'm poor and if you got your news only from the bridge newspapers and recent days, it'd be forgiven for thinking britain was in some way preparing for the media will . what's driving all of these claims. a lot of the, i think need, is a, an acceptance that we are in an inherently more unstable welding that for an

inherently more dangerous. well, i mean, this problem entry report from the commons defense committee is just the latest in a string of recent draw. the sofa and assessments from people such as admiral robot or of nato, who said that it is not a given anymore that we live at peace on the new defense secretary in the u. k. grant ships saying that basically we are moving from a post war to a pre. busy well, on the head of the u. k. ami the, the general in charge of the army. a warning about the potential necessity for a citizens army, saying that the professional soldiers supported by reserve. this would not be enough from the citizens, might have to be pressed into action. but as you say, what's driving it well, is it the inherent global instability? we've had rushes invasion of ukraine creating a military implications and security implications for the bulk of nations. the

baltic nation, sorry on the scandinavian nations were job nathan members, you've got china's ambitions for taiwan and the south china sea, which are creating real serious tensions that with potential implications for american naval involve months. and of course you've got to israel's more in gone. so which is creating significant tensions in middle east countries and has, you know, brought in the involvement of the us and u. k, hitting hooting targets in recent weeks. so the possibility of conflict, snowboarding is very real on the minds of the military strategist and politically as well. we've got the uncertainty on what was on the election in the u. k. but most importantly, globally, and election in the us on the potential for donald trump. to be re elected, along with all the foreign policy and stuff and see the best throw up. so they're all and you've listed in great detail, a whole load of international security concerns, concerns with

a listening by the day it appears. but i wonder, particularly in the u. k, how much of this is down to receive financial shortfalls for the defense budgets? the pain squeeze somebody is now it's true that the i've been successive reorganizations of the u. k. military and the generals have become increasingly exasperated and consigned by these changes in funding you mentioned to be in, in the introduction how the number of professional soldiers in the on forces is now around 73000. when it was 100000 just over 10 years ago, so 25 percent reduction and the number of soldiers under the amount of money that's being spent is, is also. ready significant and, but it is also uh, coming down, i think really they said that the equipment that's being sent for example to ukraine which is putting a lot of pressure on domestic stop. 4 house and leaving generals to believe the, the homefront, if you like, is big left

a little bit phone or but i think the message from the generals to politicians is infested thing as a free lunch. if you want to have a solid defensive capability, you need to put your money where your mouth is, right? pull money function that pull brandon in london. okay, let's begin. pull be the who's a military and defense expert. he's also a former territorial british army officer, and he joins is also from london. a very well welcome to you said i seems to be a lot of countries in west and you'll find that the further field sounded me a lot over a possible major conflict. so you case for my current defense like a trees saying that the west is moving from this post will weld to a pre roll. well, how found and do you think these claims are, you know, i think i think it's a very good time. i think the british secretary for defense is absolutely right. we all moving into the same area of, of where we should be more prepared if you look at some of the fall. i was the new nathan member of citizen for example. um,

now how small tank store on century basis and we do and bought something like a quarter of the population of the countries a rebuilding total and does it cost kicks on plastic now have 2000 main battle tanks compared to britain's $52.00 of the new challenges, stories of all proportion seems to be wrong under the coast. britain isn't a slouch when it comes to some money. it's about the 6th or 7th largest defense budget in the world. so you would expect that we'd get good value for money. but when you see programs like the ajax vehicle, which, which we spend, but at least full 1000000000 pounds pulse, possibly going to be spending 5 notes, a single one has yet been delivered as, as equipped. um, i think that's a real issue. we have all the way through the minister defense. there's a systemic problem of 5 managed by contracts,

etc. it does seem like an extremely obvious achilles heel, if indeed, western europe, the western powers, are heading towards the global conflict. they have all of these massive financial shortfalls. in how um, all of these are being funded, particularly the u. k. where i understand of going to the financial times a $22000000000.00 hole in funding. i mean, how's you go about plugging a whole that big as well? i guess you have to spend the money, but the problem is in britain there of those in the conservative parts in particular, who would say what defense for when any boats and the election which will come in the next 12 months. and so, so that, so, you know, put the money where either in cash, social cat or in the national health service, all of these things where we could get some folks. i think that's incredibly short sighted myself. because of, if you build up, i'm going to shoot capabilities, you're putting people to work. i'm doing getting taxes and it isn't just spending money. so then i got to spend on it stopped piles and it's got

a silica out what it needs is also got a sore top. what is the british on me for? i'm not, i think, is a fundamental question that needs the next government, which of a policy is to address head on. how do you go about that and convincing populations in front of the u. k. in germany, that defends is an important topic. it may not when votes you say, but it's an issue that people should be carry about. more than like, think perhaps what? because you get to the judge to the russians. the more people think about defense. if you look at the baltic nation, just a lot, pennsylvania, everybody, there is completely committed. it's a national resilience. countries where uh, what ever happens national dissolved, the organization going to be prepared for it. well, ro, the in britain, bravo lazy about this, the french to a certain extent,

although i think the now better prepared, spending more money better. gemini, has just authorized trump. tron. so schultz walter tons a year and a half ago for eyes of a $100000000.00. sorry, a 100000000000 euros on price of defendant spending. the problem is that britain has, and the germany doesn't have, for example, is we have a new tyrant that has to be renewed because the submarines that currently excited to say all growing very old very quickly. and that's a program because it has to be inherently safe where money is a real issue. and it, it takes up so much of the budget by with onto the nuclear deterrent is those are the defense issue. but the nationalized issue and should be paid set actually not taking another from the ministry of defendants has budget. so across the board through government coming in has got to look at all of these issues. how much of

this? but i'm think the devil's advocate here about how much if this is a self fulfilling prophecy, if you pull billions into bolstering your on a, what does the vladimir putin during response? he both does his as well. and of course, we end up in another arms race. i mean, how could this really be justifiable? does it in the, does it possibly stone could conflict? where are you that, i mean, the person has created a defense industrial state in russia. i mean, it is manufacturing equipment. i mean they pulse 2000 on the vehicles and in the last few months, i mean, they brought some thousands of none of their old. it won't hurt, but we do crime. i'm they all boy in all sorts of places quietly. i'm still in syria. wagner is still in north africa and the sub us a hall regions as well that are in a country so recently had, could cause no, i'm saying there's not much what we can do to escalate the, the, the, the russians we need to catch up with where the russians off and with the chinese

off and the north koreans, i'm the radians all of this is why we should be the problem you have with democracies is that there is a feeling of, of tree cool. it takes a long time to get things done. because you need consensus rusher doesn't need consensus, not of this china. now this is north korea, not only does it wrong, the go ahead and do these things all. i think you'll find that. but the, all the organizations will be operating the defense. we've already seen. it's of the company and so this we know, gemini is sweden single, and all of the investment is in the countries right talk. facebook area and romania, for example, are leading the way in buying new defense equipment and more importantly, training soldiers, right? recruiting. so just keeping them yeah, it is a very clear message. the time is very much of the essence pull. be the ministry of

defense expert and former british army officer. many thanks for joining us. my question that was icing is on the way in el salvador was election with president and i have because they expected to end another line sign victory because of his popularity and the pose is largely attributed to his crank down on criminal guns. well then 70000 suspects of gang members have been arrested since he declared the state of emergency in march 2022 straight to my report of his life for us and outside of those capital sams, salvatore, i'm sorry. it looks as if many that are going to be pew surprise is, but nevertheless, what is likely to account for what kind of success was the full front of the vote. his mom's going to be with you. they were out of polling center here in san salvador, as you just said, that a lot of people here expect there to be much of a surprise. the expectation is that president neighbor who can, i will win by land slides. with that said, we were talking about what's on voters minds. most folks seem to be hoping that

a win from book kelly will mean that the country will be able to build on those successes that we've seen over the last 2 years in terms of crime reduction in terms of doing away with, with gangs that have been terrorizing the country for the last 30 years and start to tackle the other serious problems that continue to play. go solve those problems such as extreme poverty which affects some 1000000 people. that's roughly 16 of the population here. serious stuff is it's when it comes to education and health care. but again, the last bill in the mines is whether or not presidential candidate will win. the expectation is that it will be a landslide and going into these poles a money. it looks as if nice, but kelly seems quite comfortable with being described to being seen as an old far terry leader. i mean, he wants described himself as a wells coolest dictator. what's behind his apparent success

this self describe the world's coolest, dictate or is a testament to how a president kelley has been able to sort of appropriate and slip all the negative things that have said that have been said about him. that's a response to him being described as an autocrat here in el salvador. so he's very much a publicist and someone who's very confident in, in controlling the narrative here in el salvador. but you know what, it's or when we talked about his popularity, his approval ratings here, and no solved or would certainly be something that other world leaders around the world would salivate to have. he's sort of achieved an almost rock star status here to solve the one that has everything to do with the success that we've seen in curbing violence. el salvador went from being one of the most dangerous places in the world, the transforming in the one of the safest countries in latin america. the question that many people have at the end of the day, the end of human rights observers and civil liberties organization is at what cost

. he's been able to do this to make consolidation of power that's left little to no democratic blue ality in the country. he's given almost limitless control to security forces to allow them to continue with this crack down against gangs of the country. and he has stacked the supreme court with loyal as that of allowed him to seek re election despite a constitutional ban on the south during president seeking more than one consecutive term. but when you asked the average salvador and that doesn't seem to be something that they're very much bothered by deep, why do i have the power of life for us and sense of it? oh, thank you. it may be as president highgate can go on, but has died at the age of $82.00. he's said to have passed away shortly after midnight on sunday at a hospital in the capital. we announced last month he had cancer and had been president of the maybe since 2015. so the social media platform,

facebook is 1020 over the past 2 decades has been credited with revolutionizing how we interact and share ideas online, but it's also res. major concerns over privacy, hate speech, misinformation, fence and monitoring reports on the rise of meta mark sucker berg was 19 years old when he started facebook as college dormitory room, now known as mehta. the company has grown into a global empire. originally a way for university students to keep in touch, it quickly expanded to the greater public. within a year it had a 1000000 users. by 2012, it had a 1000000000. today, 3000000000 people use the platform every month. a 3rd of the world population on facebook was at the forefront of a social media revolution. the change that we share ideas, pictures, and videos online. during the hour, spring uprisings, activists use it organized protests and spread the word about what was happening in

real time. politicians use it to share their campaign messages, paying mazda billions of dollars for advertising, in the hopes of reaching voters. but methods based controversies over the years. data privacy scandals have let them massive fines from regulators. i am proud to now and many say it doesn't do enough to suppress hate speech and misinformation. we want to hear more without delay about what facebook and other companies plan to do to take greater responsibility for what happens on their platform. is dr. burke has repeatedly been brought in to face the tough questions from regulators and politicians. we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a big mistake. and it was my mistake. and i'm sorry, but through it all matter has been able to outlast or buy out most of its rivals. instagram and what's up among the many services now under the metro umbrella. collaboration, which is really what this is focused on. as to the future,

mark sucker breaks as it lies in the method versus olympic gold medalist tongue of virtual space he believes to be the successor to the mobile internet such as this absolution of the business matter hopes will guarantee its continued success for another 20 years since and monahan, i will just be your element. oh my guy is a technology and culture. right. and he says, facebook is managed to remain a leading social network. 20 is office launch. clearly we have adapted our behavior to adapt to the algorithm, to the news feed. all of these things that we've become a customer a day and day out in the same way that facebook has been adjusting to the patterns of the internet and the competitors and swallowing up sites like instagram and also changing their business habits to the way internet culture changes and that goes right up until today as they are trying to adjust to

a future that they believe will be based in the mentors for the last 20 years. that facebook, it's existed, it is always an or met a is, you may call it, but they have always sort transgressed and then apologize they've, they've always kind of push the push the limit, push the line and then step back just a bit from it. so they've, they've always, they've always been sort of overstepping those lines in terms of price, in terms of privacy, in terms of security and things like the cambridge analytical scandal. um they, they, they've always drawn the iron lawmakers a across the globe. okay. before we go, because middle it has broken the record for the most amount of time spent in space, or like kind of income made history after accumulating maybe 2 and a half years in space, flight safety, now your own russian went into all of it for the 1st time back in 2008 and title khan and then co has loved 879 days and space over several voices previous reco. it's also held by russian cost a kind of that. so for me,

the bucket for this news um, but i will be back, but most for the day is need to stay with us here and i was just the the markets aren't as busy as normal. the single largest employer in palestine is the public spiritual thorazine or p a. the palestinian authority remains the key economic drive of the palestinians, employing a 143000 people. the p a is currently paying an average between 60 and 75 percent of salaries due to each worker because israel is withholding the tax. this is the trade crossing between palestine and israel. these rarely cybill released the money, but with deductions and no money for the employees and goals of the last president . joe gordon is putting in tremendous amounts of pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to release the funds to the palestinian authority. to us though,

is clear. if once a revitalized pe to take a vengeful controlling goes off the wall, anything other than a week, the a is not something is wrong. ones currently view far as he is weak as it is, that the house is getting weaker, hard hitting in to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than anything, thought provoking ons. my question to you. all that good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing we on a teams usb, toe in the security council. this is something they just don't think look is different on the excerpts that you hear. the story on told to how does era of the month of the just dry fish bucket gun is ordering a general election on february the 8th with this form or later on. von and president, many buckets on is that asking if the boys will be free? and chris stared without the data for the latest development and detailed analysis

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