our teams are _ work for oxfam? absolutely right. our teams are running _ work for oxfam?lutely right. our teams are running for their i our teams are running for their lives. they are trying to secure food and water for their families. our humanitarian programme cannot secure waterfor his our humanitarian programme cannot secure water for his family. it is exhaustion, it is despair, it is starvation, it is lack of water, it is lack of dignified way to have basic necessities of toilets and water. one of our workers has said, which is heartbreaking, talking about he had to go to toilet inside the tent where a family of 12 stays. he could not tolerate the use of more than 300 people waiting for the toilet. one of my nephews has had to work for two hours to go to a house where he can actually go to the toilet. he was staying next to... a tent next to the hospital, and there is no possibility to access. and these are basically human needs. doctor, we have some live pictures from the hospital in khan younis and we are going to show them as we talk to you as well. i also wanted

aleema shivji of oxfam.t'sjust two days before parliament votes on rishi sunak�*s revised legislation to send some people seeking asylum to rwanda. but the conservative mp, robertjenrick — in his first broadcast interview since leaving government last week — says the plan won't work. mrjenrick, who resigned as immigration minister over the bill, said it would become "bogged down" by legal challenges if it became law. but the cabinet minister, michael gove, said only a "vanishingly small" number of appeals would be allowed under the new scheme. here's our political correspondent, helen catt. it's a new experience for me. robertjenrick alongside his former government colleague michael gove. relations appeared cordial enough but when it came to the rwanda bill he said he would not vote for it and gave little cover to his long—time friend rishi sunak. i think that a political choice has been made to bring forward a bill which doesn't do the job. and i think that at this moment when you've got a small boats crisi

aid organization oxfam condemned the security council resolution on gaza. following the global critical reactions to security council resolution 22 72. united nations about the war in gaza, head of oxfam's region in the middle east and north africa he described the inability of the security council to issue a resolution to stop the war as incomprehensible and pure inconsistency. he described this resolution as a dereliction of duty by the united nations to protect civilian lives . also, the senior member of the political bureau of hamas, in response to this resolution, said: america once again fully participates in the crimes. the zionist regime proved it in the gaza strip. osama hamdan added that the un security council resolution on the gaza strip has left the occupation regime's hands free to monitor the delivery of aid to the gaza strip, and the united states has misled this resolution from its contents and nature. speaker the ministry of foreign affairs said that the security council's resolution on sending urgent humanitarian aid to gaza is a positive

live now to aleema shivji, chief impact officer at oxfam gb. how low they are to you. off with some news that came out again either —— hello there. the world health organization claiming a resolution on their approach to humanitarian efforts on the ground in gaza. are you aware of those? what can you tell us about that? i haven't specifically caught up on this resolution but what i am really aware of is that something needs to be done. as we just heard from your correspondent injerusalem, when people are not dying from the bombs, they are dying from starvation, dehydration, diseases. the situation in gaza is absolutely appalling. what are your staff telling you about the situation in gaza? fiur about the situation in gaza? our staff and our— about the situation in gaza? oi" staff and our partners are telling us that people are starving, there is not enough aid getting through, add what little is getting through, it is almost impossible to distribute it safely under the bombs, and one of our partners basically said to us, we are doing everything we can, but we are also r

bushra khalidi, policy lead for oxfam, - khalidi, policy lead for oxfam, thank you.ng lawsuit against mirror group newspapers. the duke of sussex became the first senior british royal for 130 years to appear as a witness in court this summer, after he sued the publisher for damages. live now to tom symonds in central london. what are we expecting from today? this is quite a rare thing, a judgment from a judge after a trial in this long saga of phone hacking that has been a feature of the debate about press freedom and privacy for individuals in prominent roles in the uk for many years now. prince harry claims 140 and more articles published by these newspapers breached his privacy because they were based on information where his phones were hacked and his personal data was stolen. 33 articles were considered as part of this and what really the question is, what constitutes a win or a loss? if he gets 20 articles thejudge says or a loss? if he gets 20 articles the judge says breached or a loss? if he gets 20 articles thejudge says breached his privacy, that will be a

the aid organization oxfam condemned the security council's murder plan on gaza. in continuation of the global critical reactions to the un security council's 22 72 report on the gaza war, the regional head of the oxfam organization. in the middle east and north africa , he described the inability of the security council to issue a resolution to stop the war as incomprehensible and pathetic. sally abikhalil described this resolution as a dereliction of duty by the united nations in the field of protecting the lives of civilians. in response to this resolution, the senior member of the hamas political office said: america once again proved its full participation in the crimes of the zionist regime in the gaza strip. osama hamdan added that the resolution of the un security council on the gaza strip left the occupying regime's hands free to monitor the delivery of aid to gaza, and the united states has misled this resolution from its content. the un security council has approved a resolution to send humanitarian aid to the gaza strip there is an increase, but with t

last—ditch talks on wednesday between oxfam and the unite union failed to reach an agreement.ing the cost of the government's rwanda plan after it emerged that another £100 million had been given to the nation as part of its deal to relocate asylum—seekers there. it means the scheme now costs more than £240 million without a single asylum—seeker being flown to the country as yet. from rwanda, mayenijones reports. all dressed up with no—one to cook for. this used to be a refuge for survivors of the 1994 genocide here in rwanda. it was repurposed to host the uk's asylum—seekers. this hostel is part of what we now know is a £240 million investment the british government has made into its asylum deal with rwanda. a bbc crew was here injune of last year when staff were getting ready to receive the first arrivals from the uk, but a year and half later, it still stands empty. the home office says some of this money is for rwanda's economic development. it adds that there are significant set—up costs to ensure asylum—seekers are processed sufficiently. but rights groups say the uk sho

live now to bushra khalidi, oxfam's policy lead in the occupied palestinian territory and israel. to unpick after the un security council resolution on friday. first i would like to get an update on the humanitarian situation on the ground today as you know it. the humanitarian situation keeps unravelling, being worse by the hour. we are now not only seeing a looming epidemic threatening gaza strip because of an overcrowded situation where there is no hospitals, no proper health care, water, electricity, but now there is a estimating hunger crisis in gaza after over two months of conflict and siege imposed by israel, thus restricting enough aid coming in and meeting the needs of 2.2 million people. the analysis from the ipc that came out on thursday, i believe, indicates a significant and increasing risk of famine in gaza, escalating with each day of the continued hostilities and restricted humanitarian access. the entire population of gaza, 2.2 million people, half of which are children, are experiencing crisis levels of food insecurity or worse. this level of acute food insecuri

last—ditch talks on wednesday between oxfam and the unite union failed to reach an agreement.amages — if a legal claim against the uk's four biggest networks is successful. the competition appeal tribunal will hear claims vodafone, ee, three and 02 overcharged for mobiles beyond the end of customer's contracts. you're live with bbc news. a court has ruled that the uk government acted lawfully when it ministers in the uk are defending the cost of the government's plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda after it emerged the government has already paid £2110 million to the african nation. rishi sunak has vowed to finish the job of reviving the plan — which is aimed at discouraging people from crossing the english channel in small boats. so far no migrants have been sent to rwanda, as the plan has faced repeated delays due to legal challenges. live now to our deputy political editor, vicky young, who's in westminster. we already knew about the £140 million sent to rwanda. how did this revelation, but of the extra £100 million? . , revelation, but of the extra £100 million? ., ,

last—ditch talks on wednesday between oxfam and the unite union failed to produce an agreement to avoidmillions of mobile phone users could be in line for damages if a new legal claim against the uk's four biggest networks is successful. the competition appeal tribunal will hear claims that vodafone, ee, three and o2 overcharged customers for mobiles beyond the end you're live with bbc news. federal prosecutors in the united states have filed new criminal charges against president biden's son, hunter. the indictment alleges that he took part in a scheme to avoid paying $1.1; million in taxes, while spending millions on a lavish lifestyle. if convicted, he faces up to 17 years in prison. his lawyer said the charges should never have been brought. our north america correspondent david willis sent this update. a 56—page indictment from the office of the special counsel alleges that hunter biden earned millions of dollars from foreign entities in countries such as china, romania and ukraine, and instead of paying his taxes, spent much of that money on what the indictment calls an extravagan

hundreds of oxfam staff in the uk will go on strike today for the first time in the charity's 81—yearnd the unite union failed to produce an agreement to avoid industrial action. about 200 shops will be affected. millions of mobile phone users could be in line for damages, if a new legal claim against the uk's four biggest networks is successful. the competition appeal tribunal will hear claims that vodafone, ee, three and 02 overcharged customers for mobiles beyond the end of their contract. the funeral of the singer—songwriter shane macgowan is taking place in ireland today. the musician, who was best known for fronting the pogues, died last week at the age of 65. a procession is currently making its way through the streets of dublin, ahead of a church service in nenagh, in county tipperary. viewers in the uk can watch a live stream of today's events on the bbc news website and on iplayer. let's dip into that now. hello and welcome to viewers across the united kingdom joining us now for live coverage of the funeral procession in central dublin for the pogues singer and front man sha

last—ditch talks on wednesday between oxfam and the unite union failed to produce an agreement to avoid mobile phone users could be in line for damages if a new legal claim against the uk's four biggest networks is successful. the competition appeal tribunal will hear claims that vodafone, ee, three and 02 overcharged customers for mobiles beyond the end of their contract. you're live with bbc news. federal prosecutors in the united states have filed new criminal charges against president biden's son, hunter. the indictment alleges that he took part in a scheme to avoid paying nearly $1.5 million in taxes. his lawyer said the charges should never have been brought. our north america correspondent david willis sent this update. a 56 page indictment from the office of the special counsel alleges that hunter biden earned millions of dollars from foreign entities in countries such as china, romania and ukraine, and instead of paying his taxes, spent much of that money on what the indictment calls an extravagant lifestyle, one which included the use of drugs and prostitutes. the indictment a

hundreds of oxfam staff in the uk will go on strike today for the first time in the charity's 81—yearm and the unite union failed to produce an agreement to avoid industrial action. about 200 shops will be affected. millions of mobile phone users could be in line for damages, if a new legal claim against the uk's four biggest networks is successful. the competition appeal tribunal will hear claims that vodafone, ee, three and o2 overcharged customers for mobiles beyond the end of their contract. you're live with bbc news. scientists say that 2023 is certain to be the warmest year to date with record emissions of carbon dioxide and the rising impact of the el nino weather phenomenon, concern has been growing about the world's ability to stave off the worst impacts. and with political leaders distracted with gaza, ukraine and the cost of living crises, it's hard to see any signs of hope amongst the doom and gloom — but experts do believe there are some good reasons for cautious optimism. here's our environment correspondent, matt mcgrath. the biggest reason to be cheerful about climate

important than abiding by human rights standards. yes, it's proven that they're used. according to oxfam representative, there is evidence the plane spare parts sent by the netherlands are used by israel for intelligence operations and bombing to be taken to the international criminal court, they also condemn the countries backing the regimes onslot on palestinian since october 7. meantime, the gaza health ministry has announced the death told from the carnage in gaza, standing at more than 16,000. muslims in afghanistan have expressed solidarity with and support for the people of gaza, calling for an end to the israeli relentless aggression against the palestinians there. a correspondent has the story. as the situation continues evolve in gaza, the voices of afghan muslims join the global call for an end to the israeli occupation of palestine. in the country's capital kabul, the majority of people is outraged by the israely war crimes in gaza and sympathize with palestinians. we muslims are obliged to support palestine and its people. where we stand and stay beside palestinians, look at

last—ditch talks on wednesday between oxfam and the unite union failed to reach an agreement.or damages, if a legal claim against the uk's four biggest networks is successful. the competition appeal tribunal will hear claims vodafone, ee, three and o2 overcharged for mobiles beyond the end of customers' contracts. you're live with bbc news. lawyers for president biden�*s son, hunter, say the nine new criminal charges against him are the result of political pressure. he's facing a second federal indictment — this time, on tax evasion. prosecutors allege that he took part in a scheme to avoid paying $1.1; million in taxes, while spending millions on a lavish lifestyle. he faces up to 17 years in prison, if convicted. live now to cbs news correspondent naomi ruchim, who's in new york. take us through these latest charges and accusations. the new charges accuse the president's son of evading more than $1 million in taxes over a three—year span dating back to 2016. they include three felonies and six misdemeanours. the 56 page indictment from a california grand jury alleges that in

yes, it's proven that they're used uh, they're used in gaza, oxfam representative says that there is evidence that the spare parts for the fighter jets sent by the netherlands were used by israel for intelligence and bombing gaza. several international organizations have slamed israel's brutal attacks as genocide, urging the regime officials be brought to the international criminal court. they've also condemned countries supporting the regime's onslot. meanwhile, the gaza health ministry has announced that the death toll from israel's carnage in gaza stands at nearly 16,000, mostly women and children. yes arm forces say they've targeted two israeli ships in the red sea in response to the regimes of war crimes in gaza. the naval forces of the yemeni armed forces. with the help of allah almighty carried out this morning a targeting operation against two israeli ships in the bubble mandib straight. the targeted ships were the unity explorer in ship number nine. the first ship was targeted with naval missile and the second ship was targeted with naval drone. the targeting operation came

yes, it's proven that there is oxfam representative says that there are evidence that the plane spare parts sent by the netherlands are used by israel for intelligence operations and the bombing of gaza. several international organizations have slammed the israeli brutal attack as genocide, urging that the regime officials be brought to the international criminal court. the also condemned the countries supporting the regime's onslaughts on the palestinians since october 7. in the meantime, the gaza health ministry has announced the death doll from israel's carnage in gaza. stands at nearly 16,000. the 3d global convention of solidarity with palestine is underway in south africa's johannesburg. the event has seen influential international figures speak out against israeli crimes in gaza. congress brings together 150 activists and icons from palestine and across the world. the convention is organized by the global campaign to return to palestine. among the key objectives is to provide crucial briefings on. ongoing israeli aggression on the gaza strap. the event also aims to underscore t

the oxfam representative says that.re is evidence that spare plane parts sent by the netherlands are being used for israeli intelligence and the bombing of gaza. several organizations of slamed israel's brutal attacks as genocide, urging that the regime officials be brought to the international criminal court. they also condemned country supporting the regime's onslot on gazans and muslims in afghanistan have expressed solidarity and support for the people of gaza calling for an end to israel's. relentless aggression against palestinians, our correspondent rahmat reports. as the situation continues evolve in gaza, the voices of afghan muslims join the global call for an end to the israeli occupation of palestine. in the country's capital kabul, the majority of people is outraged by the israeli war crimes in gaza and sympathize with palestinians. we muslims are obliged to support palestine and its people. we should specify where we stand and stay beside palestinians. look at the evil gathered behind israel, massacring ou

f35 is more important than abiding by human rights standards, yes, it's proven that they're used, the oxfam representative says that there's evidence that the spare parts for airplanes sent by the netherlands are used by israeli intelligence and the bombing of gaza, several international organizations have slamed. israel's brutal attacks as genocide, urging the regime officials be brought to the international criminal court. they've also condemned the country supporting the regime's onslot on palestinian since october 7th, meanwile the gaza health ministry has announced a new death toll from israel's carnage and gaza stands at nearly 16,000, mostly women and children. a three-day global convention on solid. with palestine is underway in south africa's johannesburg, event has seen influential international figures speak out against israeli crimes in gaza. the congress has brought together over 150 activists and icons from palestine and throughout the world. the uh convention is organized by global campaign to return to palestine. among the key objectives is to provide crucial briefings on on

oxfam representative says that there is evidence that plane spare parts sent by the netherlands are used by israel for intelligence operations and for bombing gaza. several international organizations of slammed israelly brutal attacks as genocide, urging that the regime officials be brought to the international criminal court. they've also condemned country supporting the regimes's onside against palestinian since october 7th. meantime the gaza health. announced a death toll from israeli carnage in gaza standing at nearly 16,000 mostly women and children. yemen's are forces say they've targeted two israeli ships in the red sea in response to the regime's genocide in gaza. the naval forces of the yemeni armed forces with the help of allah almighty carried out this morning a targeting operation against. two israeli ships in the bubble mandib straight, the targeted ships were the unity explorer in ship number nine. the first ship was targeted with naval missile and the second ship was targeted with naval drone. the targeting operation came after the two ships ignored warning messages from

oxfam representative says that there is evidence that the spare of airplane parts sent by the netherlands are used by israeli intelligence and bombings of gaza. several international organizations of slamed israeli attacks as genocide urging the regime officials be brought to the international criminal court. they also condemned the country supporting the regime's onslot on palestinian since october 7th. meanwhile the gaza health ministry has announced that the death toll from israeli carnage in gaza stands at nearly 16,000 palestinians dead, most of them women and children. yemen's are forces say they've targeted two israeli ships in the red sea in response to regime's genocide in gaza. the naval forces of the yeameni armed forces with the help of allah almighty carried out this morning a targeting operation against two israeli ships in the bobble mandup straight. the targeted ships were the united explorer in ship number nine. the first ship was targeted with naval missile and the second ship was targeted with naval drone. the targeting operation came after the two ships ignored warning

oxfam is saying, it's apocalyptic. alex. >> so thank you so much for the update from tel aviv. are some new questions today on what happens next for a texas woman whose emergency abortion was granted, then temporarily blocked an appeal by the state supreme court. her attorney says 31-year-old, kate, cox is waiting on the judicial system to lift this. >> right now, we are so focused on hoping to get a decision quickly, out of the texas supreme court, but, look, kate shouldn't have to explore options like going out to state. she should be able to get an abortion at home, with her doctor, in her home community. it is a human rights violation. >> doctors diagnose cox's fetus with the fatal diagnosis, likely to result in a stillbirth, as well as a risk to her future fertility. joining me now, caroline kitchener, national reporter covering abortion for the washington post. welcome. when is the texas supreme court expected to make a decision? time is of the essence for kate cox, as well as her own health. >> the reality, is we have no idea when they're going to come out with their ful

it's proven that they're used the oxfam representative says that their evidence of the plane spare parts sent by the netherlands are used by israel for intelligence operations and bomb in gaza. several international organizations have slammed the brutal attack as genocide urging that the regime officials be brought to the international criminal court. they've also condemned the countries backing the regime's onslot on palestinian since october 7th. meantime the gaza health ministry has announced the death toll from the carnage in gaza stands at nearly 16. the 3-day global convention of solidarity with palestine is ongoing in south africa, johannesburg, the event has seen influential international figures speak out against israeli crimes in gaza. the congress brings together 150 activists and icons from palestine and across the world. the convention is organized with a global campaign to return to palestine. among the key objectives is to provide crucial briefings. on the ongoing israeli aggression on the gaza strip. the event also aims to underscore the endjuring solidarity between south

f35 is more important than abiding by human rights standards, yes it's proven that they're used, the oxfamrepresentative says that there are evidence, the plane spare parts sent by the netherlands are used by israel for intelligence operations and bombing gaza, several international organizations have slamed the israeli brutal attack as genocide, urging that the regime officials be brought to the international criminal court. they've also condemned the countries supporting the regime's onslotts on the palestinians since october 7. in the meantime, the gaza health ministry has announced the death doll from israel's carnage in gaza, standing at nearly 16,000. the 11th international and 30th national conference on insurance and development has wrap up in tehran. over dozen foreign experts in the field took part in the two-day event to share their experiences and boost cooperation with iran. gisumishahmedi tells us more. the evolution of the insurance industry ecosystem with respect to the emergence of new technologies brought together experts from across the world to the iranian capital tehra

call for "the immediate and unconditional release "of all hostages" earlier, iasked bushra khalidi, oxfam'se occupied palestinian territory and israel, about the situation in gaza. the humanitarian situation keeps unravelling, being worse by the hour. we are now not only seeing a looming epidemic threatening gaza strip because of an overcrowded situation where there is no hospitals, there is a escalating hunger crisis in gaza after over two months of conflict and siege imposed by israel, thus restricting enough aid coming in and meeting the needs of 2.2 million people. the analysis from the ipc that came out on thursday, i believe, indicates a significant and increasing risk of famine in gaza, escalating with each day of the continued hostilities and restricted humanitarian access. the entire population of gaza, 2.2 million people, half of which are children, are experiencing crisis levels of food insecurity or worse. this level of acute food insecurity is unprecedented in the history of the ipc, the highest share of households facing such severe conditions in any area or country ever class

the oxfam representative says there are evidence the plane spare parts sent by the netherlands are used by israel for intelligence operations and bombing gaza. several international organizations have slamed this really brutal attack as genocide, urging that the regime officials be brought to. the international criminal court, they've also condemned the country supporting the regime's onslot the palestinians since october 7, meanwile the gaza health ministry has announced the death doll from israel's carnage in gaza stands at nearly 1600. irans have held a funeral procession for marters of the war against the daesh terror group. the morning procession was held in the capital tehran upon the return of the remains of the fallen soldiers. gisumishadi has more. seven marters of the war against daesh in syria, recently discovered and identified, back home, along with two other marters of the recent israeli attacks on syria, once again imam hossain square in tehran is flooded with morners. people from all walks of life have come here and imam hossain square downtown tehran to bid farell to th

several international humanitarian groups, including doctors of the world, doctors without borders and oxfam, they gathered near the eiffel tower in paris. some of the protesters were wrapped in palestinian flags, while others were holding banners reading ceasefire. more than 300 medical personnel have been killed since israel launched his onslot on gaza. israely invading troops have also kidnapped dozens of medical staffers. hospitals are among several other critical infrastructures that the regime has been targeting incessently. global humanitarian organizations of time and again center the regime's genocidal behavior, calling for an end to the onslot on palestinians. israel's brutal onslot on gaza has taken a heavy toll on journalists who are reporting on the regime's brutality in the palestinian territory. a palestinian journalist says that he was shot in his thigh by israeli forces while wearing a helmet and a press badge. according to muhammad balusha, he was targeted near his home in jabalia after filming a report about the communications blackout in gaza. he had earlier documented is

a solution called oxfam.hlet telling the people who work for them, advising them how they should speak. and they said things like, if you support someone, you should not say to them that that you stand with them because it might upset people who can't stand. now, that seems to me ridiculous. so there's one end of work that i think is pretty ridiculous, but there's another end, which ideally is about trying to help kind and care. >> i am . 100% behind kindness. >> i am. 100% behind kindness. yeah not a bad idea. i'm a kind person . i help people . i do person. i help people. i do whatever i can. i my whole family is that way. i tried to bnng family is that way. i tried to bring them up that way. kindness is extremely important. i just joined on as a spokesman for a super pac , which is raising super pac, which is raising money for issues . it's called money for issues. it's called fairness first, i'm all about fairness. okay and that because ihave fairness. okay and that because i have been an advocate for fai

this is a situation that some charitable organizations like oxfam has called not only catas catastrophic, but apocalyptic. also, the jordanian foreign minister said it will have a long-lasting effect. listen to what he said. >> israel has created an amount of hatred that will haunt this region, that will define generations to come, and therefore it's hurting its own people as much as it is hurting everybody else in the region. >> as you can see, if there is some hope of course in the near future for a ceasefire. it seems that the effects of this war will have -- that will be long-lasting, well beyond the end of it. frances, jessica? >> claudio lavanga for us, claudio, thank you. >>> and from the war in gaza to the war in ukraine. we have learned that the president of ukraine will be visiting the white house this week. the white house says volodymyr zelenskyy's meeting with president biden will underscore america's unshakeable commitment to ukraine. that meeting happening on tuesday. just days ago a bill with aid for both ukraine and israel failed in the u.s. senate. republicans largely h

a situation where a charitable organization like oxfam called it apocalyptic. and the jordanian minister said we'll have a long-lasting ripple effect in the whole of the region. let's take a listen. >> israel has created an amount of hatred that will haunt this region, that will define generations to come, and therefore, it's hurting its own people as much as it is hurting everybody else in the region. >> well, as you can see, while there is still hope for a ceasefire in the near future. it seems like the effects of this war will be felt long after it is over. jessica, frances? >> hard to imagine how that might make it worse. >> claudio, thank you. >>> after fumbling their answers on campus antisemitism, there is an increasing pressure on top university leaders to resign after liz magill stepped down along with her chair, the board of trustees. the congressional hearing caused a storm last week. our dana griffith has the story. >> reporter: the pressure is growing on the presidents of the elite universities of harvard and m.i.t. to resign. this weekend, the pre

um are dehumanizing the palestinians and then on the other hand you've got other charities such as oxfam which usually wouldn't have a political um view trying to humanize them again and so in this battle what you're seeing is is that the aid is an attempt to humanize them and then the continuous genocide is to dehumanize them so it's really ' not a battle between do we want to save their lives, it's a battle battle between, are they human or are they not human, which seems to me such a stark question to be asking? in what's left of this year into 2024, but before we move to the next section, i just wanted because something you said they are touched so neatly onto the point about this argument about aid going in, there's even who brings the aid in, where the aid comes from, who is allowed to accompany the aid, these vessels being searched and this being deemed okay, this being not okay, just from humanitarian perspective, how do you view this? continuing conversation about who gets access to this and why? well mean it's ridiculous um the aid shouldn't first of all be necessary of course

oxfam and human rights watch accused the israeli regime of using hunger as a weapon of war. in what looks like escalation, israel has targeted hezbulah positions in southern lebanon. ismail hania, the head of hamas's political office, is in the egyptian capital cairo, in what could signal a new phase of possible truce negotiations. meanwhile, the un security council has postponed a vote a... draft resolution to help the fighting until december 20th, in the uk, number of senior conservative mps are piling the pressure on the prime minister to back immediate ceasefire in the coastal enclave. the israeli genocide in gaza has killed at least 19,667 palestinians since october 7th. hundreds more have been murdered in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem in the same period. so where do things stand right now? are we on the cusp of another ceacefire despite intensified israeli strikes? what's the plan for post-onslot gaza and has the genocide in gaza brought palestinian factions closer or not? let's tackle those questions with tarak othman here in the studio with me. tarak is a

oxfam and human rights watch accused the israeli regime of using hunger as a weapon of war.n what looks like escalation, israel has targeted hezbulah positions in southern lebanon. ismail hania, the head of hamas's political office, is in the egyptian capital cairo, in what could signal a new phase of possible truce negotiations. meanwhile, the un security council has postponed a vote a draft resolution to help the fighting until december 20th. in the uk, number of senior conservative mps are piling the pressure on the prime minister to back immediate ceasefire in the coastal enclave. the israeli genocide in gaza has killed at least 19,667 palestinians since october 7th. hundreds more have been murdered in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem in the same period, so where do things stand right now? are we on the cusp of another ceacefire despite intensified israeli strikes? what's the plan for post-onslot gaza, and has the genocide in gaza brought palestinian factions closer or not? let's tackle those questions with tarak othman here in the studio with me. tarak is a lon

demonstrate any political preference they themselves are getting involved let's have a look at how oxfam is demonstrating um their uh starts with the palestinians. so what's beautiful for me to see is that number one this is not just farm in the uk. they are here on on the um uh we're projecting these images um onto the houses of parliament but also actually in canada and charities getting involved to this level clearly showing bias you know even if we believe that bias is just it's not something that has ever happened as far as indeed and some might argue that you know the quest to save human lives that's not bias it's a natural reaction final story with just a minute or so to go my final story has to do with the normalization project, we are all getting tired, we are all getting um weary and people are starting to look for solutions, um, so what they are doing is getting people together to to try and discuss and humanize, okay, well what can we do, how can we make you feel um comfortable in your uh in your victimhood and the same for the other side, and um, i'm here to discuss this kin

are dehumanizing the palestinians and then on the other hand you've got uh other charities such as oxfam which usually wouldn't have a political um view trying to humanize them again and so in this battle what you're seeing is is that the aid is an attempt to humanize them. and then the continuous genocide is to dehumanize them, so it's really not a battle between do we want to save their lives, it's a batt battle between, are they human or are they not human, which? seems to me such a star question to be asking in what's left of this year into 2024, but before we move to the next section, i just wanted because something you said they are touched so neatly onto the point about this argument about aid going in, there's even who brings the aid in, where the aid comes from, who is allowed to accompany the aid, these vessels being searched and this being deemed okay, this being not okay, just from humanitarian perspective, how do you view this continuing conversation about who gets access to this and why? well, i mean it's ridiculous, um, the aid shouldn't first of all be necessary of course

we had a case the other day where a company called and not a company and a solution called oxfam , umd oxfam, um, um, they issued a pamphlet telling the people who work for them, advising them how they should speak, and they said things like, um, if you support someone, you should not say to them that they that you stand with them because it might upset people who can't stand. now that seems to me ridiculous. so there's one end of work that i think is pretty ridiculous, but there's another end which ideally is about trying to help and kind and care. >> i am . 100% behind kindness. >> i am. 100% behind kindness. yeah, not a bad idea. >> i'm a kind person. >> i'm a kind person. >> i'm a kind person. >> i help people , um, i do >> i help people, um, i do whatever i can, i my whole family is that way. i've tried to bring them up that way. kindness is extremely important. um, i just joined on as a spokesman for a, a pac , which is spokesman for a, a pac, which is raising money for issues. it's called fairness. first, i'm all about fairness. okay and that because i have been an advocate . b

impartiality every now and again, but again when we have the next piece um of bushra. khalidi from oxfam speaking, we'll hear what the bbc, yeah, what the bbc reporter actually questions her and challenges her as well, we we need an end to the siege um on gaza and an end to the occupation and accountability, perpetrators of violence, perpetrators of violence should be held accountable for war crimes, bushra, thank you very much, and i'm sorry, this is obviously very personal, difficult situation for you and your family, and as you would understand as well, israel would say, well they can't live next door to hamas, which is you know, i would disagree, i would disagree, i have many israeli friends and we work with israeli partners who actually disagree with that, um, and i think that there is huge portion of population in israel, well yeah, she continues, and she does say, at least she did actually um, you know, uh, challenge the presenter back, and actually even saying that that's not true because even hamas doesn't exist in outside of gaza, but you know, there is so much of the settlemen

, impartiality every now and again, but again when we have the next piece um of bushra khaliji from oxfam speaking, we'll hear what the bbc, yeah, what the bbc reporter actually questions her and challenges her as well, we we need an end to the siege, um, on gaza and an end to the occupation and accountability, you know, perpetrators of violence, all perpetrators of violence should be held accountable, for war crimes, bushra, thank you very much, and i'm sorry. "this is obviously very personal, difficult situation for you and your family, and as you would understand as well, israel would say, well they can't live next door to hamas, which is you know, i would disagree, i would disagree, i have many israeli friends and we work with israeli partners who actually disagree with that, um, and i think that there is huge portion of population in, well yeah, she continues and she does say, at least she did actually um, you know, uh, challenge the presenter back, and actually even saying that that's not true because even hamas doesn't exist." in outside of gaza, but you know there is so much of th

hundreds of oxfam shop and office workers are striking for the first time in the uk charity's 81—yeartch talks and will strike for 17 days over christmas. unite said the strike of nearly 500 workers will affect 200 shops. coming up can the cruise ship industry chart a course for next year? stay with us. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. vmcsovsk: bbc news - - bringing you different stories from across the uk. billed as the future and powered by green energy, this is just a taster of what's to come in the south—west. vehicles running on clean power. some are the first prototypes of their kind in the world. others are already in operation. we see lots of electric cars on the road right now, but it's the other bigger, heavy vehicles and the vessels, they will start to become clean probably post—2030. and we're going to see a big shift in how things are. and this, another world first. we have built a zero—emission all—terrain off—highway vehicle which is destined for places like the mining industry, the quarrying industry, airport operations. and at the moment, we have

it and lastly, hundreds of oxfam workers are set to go on a series of strikes from tomorrow.e first time in the charity's history ever over pay a members of the unite union who work in oxfam. shops and offices will walk out for 17 days throughout the month of december. they've rejected a pay of december. they've rejected a pay offer of 6, saying average wages have been cut by 21% in real terms since 2018. that's the news from gb news across the uk. on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> can the prime minister turn himself to hercules for he certainly seems to be facing a hydra every time he cuts off a head. another two seem to grow . head. another two seem to grow. earlier today, the prime minister tried to face down his critics on the new rwanda plan and the claims from the rebels that his ideas will not stop the boats. last night, the then immigration robert immigration minister, robert jenrick, resigned protest jenrick, resigned in protest over was a triumph over what h

it and lastly, hundreds of oxfam workers are set to go on a series of strikes from tomorrow.s the first time in the charity's history ever over pay a members of the unite union who work in oxfam. shops and offices will walk out for 17 days throughout the month of december. they've rejected a pay of december. they've rejected a pay offer of 6, saying average wages have been cut by 21% in real terms since 2018. that's the news from gb news across the uk. on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> can the prime minister turn himself to hercules for he certainly seems to be facing a hydra every time he cuts off a head. another two seem to grow . head. another two seem to grow. earlier today, the prime minister tried to face down his critics on the new rwanda plan and the claims from the rebels that his ideas will not stop the boats. last night, the then immigration robert immigration minister, robert jenrick, resigned protest jenrick, resigned in protest over was a triumph over wh

i've been speaking to bushra khalidi, who is oxfam's policy lead in the occupied palestinian territorytion is like on the ground for people displaced in gaza and the us' influence on israel. we know the us has immense influence and a very tight alliance with israel, and has had for many decades, and they have a financial relationship and a political relationship and a military relationship. of course, it is of most important essence for the us to use that influence to make this stop and for a permanent and immediate ceasefire, and we still have not heard those words uttered from the us administration and urge them to do so of course. we have of course noted and welcomed the shift in the discourse and the narrative and their influence on ensuring that israel winds up the war that has absolutely caused an unprecedented amount of damage and destruction and trauma for an entire population that is trapped in a very, very small geographical place and have been collectively punished by israel and prevented from accessing water and electricity and telecoms and food and aid in a matter that wou

the organisations, which include the dutch branches of amnesty international and oxfam, are demanding to the supply. live now to our correspondent anna holligan. welcome. just explain what this case is all about. it's about f 35 fighter jets it's about f 35 fighterjets bear parts which are held in a distribution centre in the european distribution centre in the european distribution centre in the european distribution centre here in the netherlands. this case has been brought by the human rights organisations. they want the judges here in the hague to say those exports can't continue. the hearing has been going on for about an hour now. we heard first of all from a lawyer representing those ngos. she began by repeating some of the lines by israeli officials saying there are no non—competence in gaza. this is about whether or not the netherlands should be allowing the export of american f—35 spare parts to israel potentially contributing to israel potentially contributing to human rights abuses. and we are now hearing from a lawyer representing the state who has repeated that the world

the organisations, which include the dutch branches of amnesty international and oxfam — are demandingnment has said it is investigating whether the cabinet has the legal power to intervene in the distribution of american goods to israel from a european warehouse in the netherlands. live now to correspondent anna holligan. just explain what this is all about. it is an interesting test case, the hearing isjust it is an interesting test case, the hearing is just under way, it is an interesting test case, the hearing isjust under way, starting at the district court in the hague. these human rights organisations have brought a case against the dutch state, essentially suing the dutch state, essentially suing the dutch state, essentially suing the dutch state accusing them of potentially being complicit in violations of international humanitarian law by allowing these exports of f—35 fighterjets spare parts from the netherlands. this is its european distribution centre of american f—35 spare parts to israel. this all kind of came to light because of a report in the nrc newspaper in which th

and now listen to human rights watch, amnesty international, oxfam, all criticizing the u.s. veto with the human rights watch saying that the u.s. is providing israel with weapons and diplomatic cover and, quote, the u.s. risks complicity with war crimes. max? >> and in terms of we're looking at the images, you know be the fighting just continues in the same way it has done in recent days. >> reporter: that's right. the israeli military says it carried out strikes against at least i believe it's 450 targets in gaza in a 24-hour period, with fierce fighting reported in the south of the enclave, around khan younis, where it's been described as house-to-house fighting. the hamas ministry of health in gaza reported that one hospital alone got -- received the bodies of at least 71 people killed in that 24-hour period, and more than 160 people wounded. on israel's northern front, much less intense front in the fighting, where it is exchanging artillery fire on a daily and nightly basis with hezbollah militants based in the south of lebanon, the cross-border fire has continued. the

according to oxfam, the richest 1% generated as much planet warming pollution as the poorest two thirdsumanity, with private jet travel a key source of emissions. amy: for more, we are joined by kevin anderson, a leading climate scientist and professor of energy and climate change at the university of manchester and the university of uppsala in sweden. he is a former director of the tyndall center for climate change research. recently wrote on social media -- "this is a cabal of oil producers not a climate cop. the outcome is known -- crafted rhetoric and lacquered sincerity. grand announcement with no teeth. " i don't know if i have to ask you then, professor anderson, why you are not here, but talk about your own lifestyle and the decisions you have made to cut down on your carbon footprint. and then what is happening here and what should be happening here? >> sometimes i'm quite reluctant to talk about my own lifestyle but i have tried to make changes as a climate academic. i stop flying in 2004. i live in a nice flat but it is a two bedroom apartment. i have cut my driving by about

. >> just a reminder to your viewers, there was also a report by oxfam october 23, just two weeks after war started on gaza, where it also spoke about the weaponization of hunger. this has been going on since day one, since october 8, when the so-called defense minister of war gallant, if you remember, made his infamous threat by saying, we're going to cut their food, fuel, electricity, basically denying palestinians of every basic need. it is part of the collective punishment that israel decided from day one to impose on the palestinians, which is a war crime. but that has been the nature of the war. right after he said he's going to deny the palestinians in gaza all this, he said they are human animals. this is basically an intent for genocide. right after he did make those infamous declarations, the president of israel herzog also came out coming to his view, there are no innocents in gaza. that was for the prime minister netanyahu who said something about an analogy with some biblical times comparing the palestinians -- basically saying israel would go after their families, that par