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the, the you watching the news coming to live from berlin, talks in egypt seeking a ceasefire in gaza, a mouse drawings to negotiations, but there are sticking points on both sides. meanwhile, is really forces step up operations in southern gaza. also coming up on the show, germany blames a kremlin information war for the week of a secret conversation between german generals about possibly supplying ukraine with a german cruise missiles. and it was the biggest night of the year in british music . i'm in love with music. when i have a wonderful fee wasn't on the
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rising star, re, john pulled up a ceremony picking up an unprecedented 6 brit awards the empire richards and welcome negotiators from us guitar. and the united states have been holding talks aimed at securing a truce in the 5 month war in gaza. us officials have said israel has brawls. they approved a deal, but sticking points have emerged on both sides. these include details of hostages health by him us and the number of palestinian prisoners. israel might be willing to release the times of israel reports that as well as not willing to join the taunts without a list of hostages, who are still alive for the moment. there is no getting up in the fighting. israel has stepped up operations in the southern a gaza city of hon. eunice the army size that is destroyed dozens more how mass
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targets the pressure for a truce. as mounting as the united nations warns of a blooming famine in gaza, the territory is run by hamas which carried out the october 7th terror attacks. i spoke earlier to journalist a cream. oh go, how are you in cairo? and he told us more about why israel is not sending a delegation to these negotiations. yeah, well, it started very optimistic. the today this negotiations was the how much education showing up uh, how much thing that takes to expect the $24.00 to $48.00. there will be a deal that also educational washington that we are on the finishing line. and then what happened though, we have a lot of last minute demands on both sides pressed as a basic agreement on the framework. and that is said that there's a 6 months chose that there will be an exchange of freedom if the release of it is ready, hostages are all, for 2 of them,
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a pen for the number of parts. the prisoners released from is really cruises that but then this last minute demand. so 1st am is right in the set up on this of punish thing. and they are not willing to release and then is right. and also the amount that's from us and a list of the refugees of the hostages that are going to be released, the list of who, who was that was a life was injured and to how much is refusing to comply was best they said they would give the exact details of the hostages when that would be at a ceasefire. and now we have also an additional in mind of how most, when they're saying that they want to have a guarantees that this ceasefire ends up in a permanent ceasefire. and they want to also have guarantees of a minimum delivery of $500.00 trucks at the to the gaza strip in order to release
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the people. this is this about the same amount of deliveries before the post, pre walk into the causes. so all these additional demands, washington can't be happy about this because as you've said, the us had been sending positive signals that is real how to create a framework. and they were just waiting for a response from us. and there had been hopes that there might even be a break through before the start of the muslim holy month of ramadan, starting at the end of next week. how likely do you think that is looking now what it's not very clear. uh, is there any state for no the board cutting any more further negotiations? if how much does the provide to this uh this that this one is demanding brother. of course, there's a lot of pressure on both sides right now, and there's also the attempt on both of both sides to really get the maximum out of this last minute talks. and this last minutes,
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the mindset seemed to make both sides stump of the right front of the finishing that. well, thank you so much for joining us. so that is journalist i cream. i'll go hurry in cairo, we can take a look now what some other world news headlines. a teenager has been arrested in the stabbing attack of an orthodox jewish man in zurich. police save a 50 year old victim was critically injured and that they suspect anti semitism. as the motive local authorities have stepped up security at jewish institutions. the u. s. military has photographed a cargo ship sunk by who's the ruffles and the red sea. the british own ruby mar, is the 1st vessel lost since the many group again targeting shipping. but it's as, as linked to israel. the freighter was carrying more than $40000.00 tons of fertilizer. the doctors in south korea are protesting. a government's push to boost medical school enrollments critics. a doctors want to limit competition and protect
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high incomes for medical staff, say they want the government to review their pay and working conditions. and it'll actually for control of the serbian capital belgrade is to be rerun the right wing, serbian progressive party of president alexander, of which won the contest in december, bought the main office. additional lions says it was marked by widespread irregularities and the german officials are demanding far reaching consequences for a week's conversation about a possible attack on our bridge. lincoln brochure the occupied crimea. the discussion between german generals was published by the russian state broadcast or r t. the officers discussed the potentially use of german made a long range taras missiles, to attack the cash bridge. germany's defense minister boris. the story is accused rush of conducting an information war and to creating divisions within germany. tickets, i know it is clearly about undermining our unity because it's about splitting our
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domestic politics a part of the time. and i very much hope that putin doesn't manage that to link does that we remain united despite any disagreements over the tourist issue and all the questions that need to be onset telephone in the end, it's crucial that we remain united and not allow ourselves to be divided by pollutant, that's exactly what he wants and we need to stand united against that. and date of his political correspondent, emily gorgine is with me here in the studio. and will you tell me more about what we heard from the german defense minister there? did you give any additional details of how this conversation was wire topped? no, essentially he is not commenting on the in the ongoing investigation. he also has not said whether anyone would be fired. so it's all about has not happened. so essentially, as you called this recording hybrid attack and this information, and ultimately, based on this recording of rushes, claiming about germany has planning an attack on russian targets. that is simply
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false information. this meeting the recording in, in this recording hedge, i'm the officials talk about i'm missing that they will have in the future with forced the stories that them defense. most of that we just had who wanted a deep dive into the tourist missile. so if there would be a green light in the future at some point. so this is a scenario that this working through. what are the options in terms of delivering this towards what of the technical sides? what are the, you know, and what are the requirements here and what effect but this have, i mean this has been quite a scandal here in germany. can you tell us what kind of political blow back we've seen from this conversation being published? while the off position is framing us in the sense that it is targeting the credibility of the template? love schultz. because over the past few weeks and months, he has refused to send a tourist in the fall through your crime, based on the presumption that it would require german soldiers on the ground in ukraine and the recording. if you listen to it, carefully,
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officials actually challenge that consumption. they actually argue that it is possible to deliver these missiles without german involvement on the ground. essentially, all physician is asking or is demanding an inquiry into this. um that would onto 2 things. one, and how was this even possible? how was this recording? and how is the house? how does the russians have able to the quote that's amazing and to be, it was the time flow is the template, misleading the public when it comes to the delivery of tourist themselves? and do you think this will have any impact then on germany's support you for ukraine and the likelihood of deliveries and businesses? so when it comes to the support of your crime, it won't change anything. germany is dedicated to supporting your crime for as long as it's tied to it for as long as it takes us, what we keep hearing from john politicians when it comes to the tourist, though we've heard already from time flush holes, but here he has not changed his mind on this,
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i'm essentially the rocks he has is concerned about an escalation available. and by delivering these weapons he is concerned with that would make them your party in the fall of the he is still blocking the delivery of these weapons and only thank you very much for that. but as emily guarding german police have conducted a large scale operation in berlin in the hunt for 2 members of a far left terrorist organization, the men belong to the so called a red army faction, also known as the bottom line of group, which committed murders and robberies over several decades. police sweep in the early hours of sunday. well, the 130 offices chasing a new lead in a case that is decades old. they detain 10 people to check their identities, but it turns out to be a dead end comes on. i can say that the people who've been temporarily detained have been released on the one to 12 as
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a viable 100. the office was searching for a book called gobby and ends to follow the stove. members of a left wing terrace group called for red army faction will already f. it was founded in 1970 you by until you a spider, or we combine whole and go to an insulin said goal was to change who political system even 3 violence or even move in 20 years. the already asked committed dozens of marriages, bank club risk and bombings. in april 1998, the group said it was desponding for search wished open. gov a seemed to be going nowhere until last week. when police arrested done you elect leta. she'd been on the run for the 2 years for 3 or suspected of attempted murder and a series of on to upper is clicked as arrest has re ignited was such a accomplice is valuable, continued to pursue your crimes. you will not be safe. the rule of law will not let
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up mister low, carlos. police left sundays raid empty handed, but they say they are closing in to and pop royalty has hit the red carpet in london for the biggest night in british music, the annual brit awards, kylie minogue and do a leap of both picked up prizes. but the big winner was the rising young star re a historic night for the british. singer songwriter, 6 brit awards for re including songwriter of the year. the 1st award it to a woman to make an emotional moment for the londoner who find success after parting ways. with her record label in 2021 and working as an independent artist. i'm so proud of this album. i'm so proud of is alvin. i'm in love with music.
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when i ever wanted to see you as an all is the among the other winters to the british albanian artist was named best pop back at the ceremony in london. here you guys gave me this like radical bond pop icon. kylie minogue, who has sold more than 80000000 records across the world on twos, had a number one album and 5 consecutive decades was awarded the global icon accolade. the it's been a long time a 36 years and counting of, of experiences together. and the thing that really gets me is
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a lot of music in connection with people pay memorable nights at the brit awards with female or non binary artists winning them and charge of awards. the before we go, we cannot give you a quick reminder of our top stories. at this hour negotiators in cairo have been holding talks aimed at securing a truce in the war and gaza. us officials have said israel has brought, they approved a deal, but sticking points have emerged on both sides over hostages and palestinian prisoners and of germany's defense minister boris historians has accused russia of conducting on information more aim to creating divisions within germany. he was referring to an intercepted conversation between german generals, published by russian state broadcaster r t 2 is up date at this hour,
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