ben brown is next with the one o'clock news.this morning, rishi sunak had breakfast with potential rebels who are asking whether his bill on sending migrants to rwanda goes far enough. this is the scene live in the commons, where the debate on that bill has just started. we'll have the latest from westminster. also on the programme this lunchtime... an asylum seeker dies on board the bibby stockholm barge in dorset — campaigners say the government must take responsbility. deal or no deal in dubai? delegates at the cop climate summit try to reach an agreement to limit global warming. turkish football in crisis as a club president walks on to the pitch and punches a referee in the face. and santa paws — why more and more people are buying christmas presents for their pets. and coming up on bbc news, huge night ahead for manchester united with their champions league at stake later at old trafford against bayern munich. good afternoon. the prime minister is trying to fight off a rebellion by his own conservative mps over his flagshi

stay with us here on bbc news, the one o'clock news is next with ben brown. all those who suffered and lost loved ones. it's important that we learn the lessons so that we can be better prepared in the future. he's expected to be asked about his controversial eat out to help out scheme during the pandemic. and it's also an important day for the prime minister at westminster... mp5 from rival factions of the conservative party are deciding whether they will support his rwanda bill this week, aimed at stopping migrants on small boats also this afternoon, was this young man the victim of synthetic opioids flooding into the uk from china? a warning that longer, hotter british summers could mean more disease—spreading mosquitoes. i believe in miracles since you came along, you sexy thing. and why hollywood superstar timothee chalamet thinks people in hull have britain's sexiest accent and coming up on bbc news: england's test squad to tour india has three uncapped players, including somerset�*s shoaib bashir, who only made his first—class debut this year. good aft

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brown, and thank you very much. ben smith talking to us from tennessee. we're going to bring in moment saw, it was all just say the senior political analyst just to bring up a point that bonded was making. there it is. it was saying that it doesn't deliberately target, generally speaking, i remember of course that it was, they all just had offices in gaza, which i think also how does the ac is all the offices of ape which were hit by a rock at 5 by the is really another trade, this is a very important for us as drawing lists. we're using this to really straight the kind of pressures that journalist go through. but nevertheless, it's also indicative of the kind of of pressures that ordinary people in gaza. palestinians go through every day when they're facing the attacks by israel. absolutely, and that's why we're seeing such a high number of casualties along our colleagues how many members, because they are part on part of sort of the fabric of the pedestal society or. but just as you said, we also seen the attack on, on offices, on installations. you kno

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do not let rwanda brown bring down the government.on't think it will need that guard in climate draft condemned as weak and insufficient isn't the i news tory rebels in stand off with pm on rwanda law. the sun fury verses cheshire council that must be tyson fury then at and daily express last ditch bid to win over rebels is that's that's our top paper hall . rather our top paper hall. rather thrown there by the absence of the daily star and buzzfeed news at the end i normally have that little flourish to look forward to but obviously they haven't published in time. so we've got the to off with. the daily mail to kick off with. >> have tories in >> so they have tories in turmoil day after day of turmoil after day after day of grandstanding of grandstanding from both wings of the tory party. grandstanding from both wings of the rishi party. grandstanding from both wings of the rishi faces rwanda vote today. >> e�*- >> that could sink his leadership . and just about the leadership. and just about the only mps agree on, only thing his mps

do not let rwanda brown bring down the government.on't think it will need that guard in climate draft condemned as weak and insufficient isn't the i news tory rebels in stand off with pm on rwanda law. the sun fury verses cheshire council that must be tyson fury then at and daily express last ditch bid to win over rebels is that's that's our top paper hall . rather our top paper hall. rather thrown there by the absence of the daily star and buzzfeed news at the end i normally have that little flourish to look forward to but obviously they haven't published in time. so we've got the to off with. the daily mail to kick off with. >> have tories in >> so they have tories in turmoil day after day of turmoil after day after day of grandstanding of grandstanding from both wings of the tory party. grandstanding from both wings of the rishi party. grandstanding from both wings of the rishi faces rwanda vote today. >> e�*- >> that could sink his leadership . and just about the leadership. and just about the only mps agree on, only thing his mps

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