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damien james egan, democrats, 861.n as damien egan, commonly known as damien egan, labour party, 11,176. cheering that was 11,176. lorraine antoinette francis, green party, 1160. antoinette francis, green party. 1450-— party, 1450. applause ru ert party, 1450. applause rupert james - party, 1450. applause rupert james gray i party, 1450. applause rupert james gray and | party, 1450. applause i rupert james gray and lo, rupertjames gray and lo, reform uk, 2578. rupert james gray and lo, reform uk, 2578. applause nicholas david _ reform uk, 2578. applause nicholas david wood, - reform uk, 2578. applause nicholas david wood, ukip, l nicholas david wood, ukip, people not politics, 129. the number of — people not politics, 129. the number of ballot _ people not politics, 129. tue: number of ballot papers rejected was follows. want of an official mark, zero. voting for more than one candidate, 13. writing by which the voter could be identified, one. unmarked or void from certainty, 22. giving a total of 36 rejected ballot pa

and | do - hereby declare that damien egan i5 hereby declare that damien egan is duly elected.feeling that, no matter how hard you work. — that, no matter how hard you work. you _ that, no matter how hard you work, you just can't move forward, _ work, you just can't move forward, and that with rishi 's recession. _ forward, and that with rishi 's recession, we are left again paying _ recession, we are left again paying more and getting less. it doesn't have to be this way. you _ it doesn't have to be this way. you know _ it doesn't have to be this way. you know it, i know it, we all know — you know it, i know it, we all know it _ you know it, i know it, we all know it. and when the prime minister— know it. and when the prime minister finally finds the courage to give the people a say, — courage to give the people a say, we _ courage to give the people a say, we are going to need each and every— say, we are going to need each and every one of you again to come — and every one of you again to come out _ and every one of you again to come out and vote and make sure your— come out

damien egan won by damien egan.9%, the conservatives on 34.9 and again the referendum party there on 10.4. in terms of the change in the share, you can see labour is up 11.5, the conservatives down 21.3 and the referendum party up 21.3 and the referendum party up 10.4, and in terms of the swing, we can show you that as well. it is a swing of 16.4%. and it was damien egan who won that seat for labour, and after his win, he spoke to our political correspondent hannah miller. today we have been knocking on doors all day, speaking to people, and you are never quite sure how it is going. but it has been a really positive campaign. we have tried to run on issues that people care about, try and listen to people, focus on trying to address all those things, and it is kind of lucky because things are our residents were telling us a thing is that keir and the labour party have been talking about, the nhs, the cost of living crisis, community policing, so it seemed to chime with the voters in kingswood. what does it mean to yo

and i do hereby declare that damien egan is duly elected. thank you.

new land that is damien egan. _ starts now. new land that is damien egan, the _ starts now. l starts now. new land that is - damien egan, the winning labour candidate. so, to recap the result, he won the seat for labour with 11,176 votes. the conservative sam bromiley came second with 8675, and rupert lowe of reform got 2578 while the green candidate, lorraine francis, 1450. let me show you what that means in terms of the share of the vote, and labour picking up 44.9% of the vote, the conservatives on 34.9. there you can see reform on 10.4 and the greens on 5.8. let me show you now the change between the two elections. labour up by 11.5%, the tory vote down 21.3%, reform up 10.4% in the greens also up by 3.4%, and atfour 10.4% in the greens also up by 3.4%, and at four minutes past three, who doesn't like a little bit of a swingometer? here is the swing from conservative to labour, that being 16.4%. after his win, damien egan spiked our political correspondent, hannah miller. ., ., , miller. today we have been knocking — miller. today we have been knocking on _ miller. today

the newly elected mp, damien egan, overturned a tory majority of overturned a tory majority of over 11,00011,000. he overturned a tory majority of over 11,000. he got 2500 more votes than the conservative candidate, and here you can see that result with 11,176 for damien egan, 8675 for the conservatives and the reform candidate, rupert lowe, got 2578. we can show you what that means in terms of the share of the vote. labour took 44.9% of the vote. labour took 44.9% of the vote, and the conservatives 34.9%. let us go back to kettering. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, good morning and welcome. i, being the returning officer at the election for a member of parliament for wellingborough on thursday the 15th of february 2024, do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each

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damien mcguinness there on the streets of berlin.international monetary fund, thinks there's going to be a modest improvement this year. we also asked the german government for an interview, but they declined. so here's some of what the finance minister said at the world economic forum in davos, where he rejected the idea that germany's economic troubles make it the so—called sick man of europe. germany is not the sick man. germany is, after a very successful period since 2012 and these years of crisis, germany is a tired man after a short night, and the low growth expectations are partly a wake—up call. and now we have a good cup of coffee, which means structural reforms, and then we will be continuing to succeed economically. ok, so what needs to change for the world's fourth biggest economy to be more successful? well, private business has a big influence. so i turn to the chief economist at the federation of german industries. it represents 39 industry associations, more than 100,000 companies with around eight million employees.

winning candidate damien egan said the issue's on the doorstep with the state of the nhs and the costoliticaljourney and said they were looking for a new direction. i think generally people are looking for change and who knows? it might be, it might work, it might not. but i think people would like to see some input locally. just give it a go. i suppose i would love a change just for like myjob's like safety, reassurance, like being stable. the labour party claims it's the vehicle for change, but its leader says he's not complacent. there is always more work to do. you know, there's a long way to go before this election. and as every football fan knows, you don't win the league by a good win in february. so we've got to keep at this. we've got to earn every vote. the prime minister has had some problems facing his own party recently, but he insisted that labour hasn't yet captured voters imagination. i think if you look at the results, very low turnout and it shows that we've got work to do to show people that we are delivering on their priorities. and that's what i'm absolutely deter

let's speak to the bbc�*s berlin correspondent damien mcguinness.s quite a big move and this law has been years in the making, matthew. it is this law has been years in the making, matthew.— say it is one of the key policy objectives of this coalition government, which is led by a centre—left party, the social democrats. the aim of it, according to the health minister, is to de—stigmatise use of cannabis order to make sure the product is safe there are no toxins in there, they want to roll out a big information campaign to enable young people to find out more about the harms of cannabis. it does seem a bit counterfactual in a way, and i think a lot of conservatives and critics of the law have said it seems odd to them that in order to fight rising use of cannabis amongst young people, they are legalising cannabis, but the government would say this is all about informing people how to use this and regulating the use, because what we have seen over the past few years across germany is an incredible rise in the use of cannabis amongst young people. so

damien mcguinness there on the streets of berlin., the international monetary fund, thinks there's going to be a modest improvement this year. we also asked the german government for an interview, but they declined. so here's some of what the finance minister said at the world economic forum in davos, where he rejected the idea that germany's economic troubles make it the so—called sick man of europe. germany is not the sick man. germany is, after a very successful period since 2012 and these years of crisis, germany is a tired man after a short night, and the low growth expectations are partly a wake—up call. and now we have a good cup of coffee, which means structural reforms, and then we will be continuing to succeed economically. ok, so what needs to change for the world's fourth biggest economy to be more successful? well, private business has a big influence. so i turn to the chief economist at the federation of german industries. it represents 39 industry associations, more than 100,000 companies with around eight million empl

think any ground defensive on profit meeting with joe damien, king in washington, fight and says the operation needs the credible plan for ensuring the safety of palestinian civilians force to shelter in the southern gospel plus passions in india or between police and protest as hundreds of farmers and support his march towards daily trying to force the government to hold on promise to apply across the prices. the.

here's damien mcguiness in berlin.strike they looked underground staff will last 27 hours and could affect as many as 100,000 passengers, sought almost a thousand flies can be grounded, many of them european international flights and most of germany but �*s will be affected, including brantford, affected, including bra ntford, berlin, affected, including brantford, berlin, and munich. it's all because workers say they want better pay. ground staff say they are not being fairly treated and that the industry has rebounded on someone has been paid handsomely, such as pilots, others such as grants offer being paid a pittance. this comes in the context of increasing industrial action in many sectors across germany. just last month we saw a major train driver strike which brought trains into city transport to a halt, as well as last month we saw a separate strike in local transport set is in most towns and cities across the country. last year, we also saw strikes in kindergartens, schools, and hospitals. so it is something t

the mission to secure cargo ships against attacks by the ran back to militia militants or the georgia damien military has released footage showing king abdullah, the 2nd helping air crew drop 8 packages over the gaza strip. 6 cargo aircraft, including 3 from jordan, took part in the air drop, which delivered food and other 8 items. jordan says king of bill of participated in similar error operations earlier this month. public a type pethel, a volcano and central mexico has begun spewing gas and ashes following a mild earthquake. several towns have reported light ash fall, and authorities say it could reach mexico city. mexico cities international airport said several airlines had canceled flights due to the ash the city of browser la in western and brazil has been completely cut off by flood waters. heavy rainfall caused the acre river to rise to near historic level. 30 say, 11000 people have lost their homes or been displaced, and that's 17 of 22 cities in the region are under a state of emergency. and it's one of the world's the smallest fish. but it knows how to get attention. the one poi

but like damien mcguinness there.ral london where thousands have gathered in these pro—palestinian matches through central london. we are expecting them to end around downing street. organisers have said that metropolitan police have ensured a heavy presence and could also take a harsher approach compared with previous demonstrations should need bay. the met announcing on friday that face coverings at this protest are prohibited. as it makes its way around london. so those are the latest pictures of the pro—palestinian match in london. now the weather. good afternoon. a tale of two halves with our weather today. we have brighter but slightly chilly weather across scotland and northern ireland but for most of england and wales it is a mild, blustery day. in fact that blustery weather will head back northwards for the second part of the weekend to scotland and northern ireland. at the moment we are in this rather brisk westerly wind again and there are lots of showers, heavier showers than yesterday with hail and thunde

damien, martin's only son, stuck by his father. >> he had a hard time after my mom died. had talked to him about my concerns and, he didn't want to believe that my father was capable of killing my mom. >> but alexis's conviction was absolute. every time she set foot in her parents home, only one thought went through her mind. >> he's already killed her. >> and yet? there was still no hard evidence that martin had killed michelle. almost two years went by, martin and gypsy still carrying on in plain sight. but then, in january 2009? >> certainly they're both arrested? >> yes. >> but not for what people might have thought. >> no, no. >> coming up! two lovers cook up a secret crime. >> she stole gisele's identity? >> for gypsy. >> when dateline continues! >> when dateline continues! feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. [♪♪] there's a way to cut your sdishwashing time by 50%.. try dawn powerwash dish spray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. it cleans so well, you can replace multiple cleaning products. i'm getting vacci

we also have damien who joined us from off the strip at resorts world las vegas.it away. >> it is only monday but vegas is already off the hook and 49ers fans have taken over. they booed loudly, the chiefs when they were on the stage in between sessions. when the 49ers showed up they embraced the red and gold. >> reporter: the 49ers faithful made the stadium seem like it was their house and for tonight it was. >> huge, it does not get bigger. we are going to beat them this time. >> as the heroes took the stage the cheers continued. >> it is exciting. this is my first experience. >> there were a lot of fans that live in vegas cheering on the red and gold. >> a great feeling. to be able to enjoy it in our hometown. >> reporter: one fan flew in from modesto. >> i have to just take it all in. >> tonight the 49er nation took over the entertainment capital of the world. it rained all day today so not a lot of people along the strip, that will change tomorrow when the weather is expected to subside so a lot of red and gold along the strip. are you ready for six more days

damien lillard scored 39 points as the eastern side won, beating the record set eight years ago.formance and after 14 seasons in the nba, he assured people he is not retiring any time soon. i the nba, he assured people he is not retiring any time soon.— retiring any time soon. i think about it all — retiring any time soon. i think about it all the _ retiring any time soon. i think about it all the time. - retiring any time soon. i think about it all the time. but - retiring any time soon. i think about it all the time. but the | about it all the time. but the thought stopped because you have to get ready for the next game. there is a routine and a cycle that goes, where you embrace the now. eventually, you get to a point where you will wake up and whatever your bodyis you will wake up and whatever your body is telling you it's time, but i'm nowhere near that. that is all the sport for now. this is bbc news. lawyers at the international court ofjustice in the hague have begun hearings to decide the legality of israel's occupation of palestinian territory since 1967. the palestinia

with that said let's bring in damien who joins us about one mile that way at allegiant stadium. take it away. >> reporter: the influence of the latino buyer ship has grown tremendously. a lot of us are american-born and love american football and we are beginning to show it with our pocketbook. you see it all along the vegas strip and in casinos and the international stamp. latino showing off their colors and influence on the nfl. >> the nfl is paying attention. if they weren't before they definitely are now. >> reporter: she is among those focus on capturing the games international audience. research shows latino viewership group by 11% last year alone. 7% of those surveyed say they consider themselves nfl fans. >> the power and influence the latino community represents is awesome. >> today the nfl held a panel discussion to talk about it with anthony munoz. >> to represent my country, the latino community, women in sports teams and women in football. i think it's an the message of unity and women empowerment. >> reporter: she says spotting latino surnames on the back of jersey

the title of mvp went to damien lillard of the milwaukee bucks, who hails from oakland. he scored 39 points including 11 threes to lead the eastern conference to a, get this score, 211-186 when over the west. that was wild. next year, nba all-star game coming to the bay, the 74th all- star game set for fairbury 16th of next year, chase center san francisco, all-star events will take place across the bay area that weekend, that will be a heck of a party. >>> the san jose earthquakes are celebrating a major milestone in style, the team just revealed its new alternate jersey for its 50th anniversary, it's called the 50 kit, the jersey is red and white which are the initial colors of the team, the teams that it evokes memories of its early days. the earthquakes also held a 50th anniversary block party at san pedro square this afternoon. fans who went could see the new jersey in person and meet players, past and present among the crowd, former earthquakes player jimmy conrad. >> i think it's important for any club to get into the community, and to be seen, to be visible, to m

damien, i'm slightly confused because i thought the idea was of the speaker himself.to them, there was all the uproar in the comments when they have their day. they tried to bring this motion of that situation in gaza and an unusual series of events. sort of unprecedented and breaking, the speaker let the labour party put down a motion. that was voted on, then there is chaos and the whole process sort of collapse at that point. he said that they could have another chance to bring their motion, and they have come forward with something in the speaker has ruled that what they are bringing forward he says is not admissible because he said the government he thinks is about to bring forward something similar. that has let the snp leader very unhappy. he was talking to harry farley a few minutes ago. westminster doesn't want us to be talking _ westminster doesn't want us to be talking about the situation happening in gaza. that's what we should be debating this afternoon, and we've been block — this afternoon, and we've been block. ,,, . ~ . , ., block. the speaker said tha

our reporter damien has more. >> reporter: we are not far from the triage park. we understand there were some complaints, it is an enclosed and fenced in area. there are people who are allowed to go in and out, but no visitors are allowed. residents complained about possible a.d.a. violations. an inspector was at the facility for sometime at the end of the last week. that inspector was not pleased with what was found. it is unclear what the final report will say. it doesn't bode well for urban alchemy. we will have to wait and see what happens when it is complete.>> you don't have the report yet, are you aware of what the possible issues are for the location?>> reporter: we understand from talking to people out here that there is at least one resident who is wheelchair-bound. accessibility around the complex is located for that particular individual. that is the reason they may have come into make an inspection and see what the issues were, and interview some of the people and come out with a final report. >> okay, thank you so much, we will see you later on this

thank you damien. we look forward to catching up with you throughout the week. >>> a lot of people are placing bets. and a warning to 49ers fans looking to do some betting. there is a scam out there. >>> we just went through an atmospheric river and we are going to see more about what are the economic damages? we will be back with a stanford study that we should all know about. we want to know what trending story you would like to see in this newscast. right now you can find it on my instagram. amc black history month deal. jacob -- arrested or did taylor swift ignore celine dion. we will two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back

hi there, damien. >> reporter: you know it is getting real in the fan zone is underway. mandalay bay convention center. this is one of the better obstacle courses right here. i have seen kids, moms, dads, daughters, all against them. the fans are going to experience a lot here at the nfl experience zone. you might also see a lot of stars. >> reporter: the stars were shining right inside the mandalay bay convention center. pat mcafee show, and rob gronkowski. i was asking max crosby if he was rooting for the bay area on sunday. he used to play in the bay area. he gave me a silver and black answer. >> nobody but the raiders. that's it. >> reporter: steve young is offering his advice on how to win with this team. he posted on instagram, the superballs are not won, they are taken from bloody hands. >> everyone understands what is at stake. people don't just give up that moment. you have to take that moment. is another game. ready for that. if you lose the game, it is because you are not ready for it. >> only blue skies after days of rain have a force people to scurry back in

we also have damien who joined us from off the strip at resorts world las vegas. take it away. >> it is only monday but vegas is already off the hook and 49ers fans have taken over. they booed loudly, the chiefs when they were on the stage in between sessions. when the 49ers showed up they embraced the red and gold. >> reporter: the 49ers faithful made the stadium seem like it was their house and for tonight it was. >> huge, it does not get bigger. we are going to beat them this time. >> as the heroes took the stage the cheers continued. >> it is exciting. this is my first experience. >> there were a lot of fans that live in vegas cheering on the red and gold. >> a great feeling. to be able to enjoy it in our hometown. >> reporter: one fan flew in from modesto. >> i have to just take it all in. >> tonight the 49er nation took over the entertainment capital of the world. it rained all day today so not a lot of people along the strip, that will change tomorrow when the weather is expected to subside so a lot of red and gold along the strip. are you ready for six mor

damien lillard saw his daughter interrupt the photo shoot. so cute.>>> a lot is on the line for this final senate debate. also, the return of pablo sandoval to the giants. we will take you to spring training. those stories and more coming up at 7:00 >>> tonight, the powerful storm slamming the west coast as we come on the air. another dangerous system fueled by an atmospheric river pounding california on top of ground already saturated by wet winter weather the images coming in mudslides and flooding cars trapped roads cracked. palm trees falling into the ocean we're tracking it all. >>> also tonight, the widow of alexey navalny speaking out, accusing vladimir putin of killing her husband and vowing to continue his fight and the question, where is navalny's body former president trump breaking his silence about navalny's death but no mention of russia or putin. >>> days after two people were fatally shot inside a dorm at a colorado university there's word tonight of an arrest >>> the search for answers after two police officers and a firefigh

i do hereby declare that damien egan is duly elected.ep for some and no sleep for others, the winners tried to explain their wins. this is becoming an increasingly familiar sight and sound — a labour victory rally. we ran a campaign on access to nhs, bringing back pride to our town centres, making sure people felt safe and secure on our streets and tackling potholes. i was saying on the hundreds of doors that i knocked, the choice is what voice do you want in parliament? do you want a voice on the conservative benches defending this government or do you want a voice that's talking for the change that we need to see? if there was any triumphalism from keir starmer, he hid it somewhere under the breakfast sofa. merely describing labour as credible contenders come the general election. there is always more work to do. you know, there's a long way to go before this election. _ and as every football fan knows, you don't win the league - by a good win in february. and for the prime minister today, one key question. isn't it the truth that you'

. >> that was damien mcginnis in berlin. more item for you and it might be a good idea to brace yourself for this one. researchers have discovered that a tiny transparent fish known as -- can make a sound as loud as a jackhaer. the creature, which is just over one centimeter long, uses its muscles to drum out a 140 decibels rhythm on its swim bladder. in the waters close to the fish, this is as loud as a gunshot. take a listen. a lot of noise for a very small fish. remember, you can find more on all the day's news on our website, bbc.com/news. to see what we are working on, check us out on your favorite social media site. thank you for watching world news america and do remember to stay with bbc news here and online on our website, bbc.com/news. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announ

stunning victories of a candidates of the ruling conservatives on labor candidates gen kitchen and damien egan, won the contest by wide margins of java. say this double the victory suggest maybe is on cost to we national elections later this year. and the trial of a key suspect in the case of missing the distorted amendment, mccann has the gun in the german city of gun fried a 47 year old german man identified as christie. and b is being tried for a number of a 6 crimes, though the charges and related to the long unsolved monday case. they stem directly from the investigation into her disappearance to india next with tens of thousands of farmers out on the march to demand guaranteed minimum prices for their crops, debt relief and policy reforms. the farmers began moving towards daily with the column of tractors and trucks. earlier this week, police have been blocking them with tear gas, and buddy kids waking up on the side of a highway. all of these thomas have been camping out on the way to deli. busy where they want to voice that and go to the governments, they feel is letting them down

extremists, where plans were discussed to deport people with non—german backgrounds. 0ur correspondent damiens demonstrations have been held in towns and cities right across germany. they're being held by all sorts of groups, from environmentalists, trade unions, political parties, even a group called grannies against the far right. what they all have in common is they are protesting against right—wing extremism after reports of a secret meeting in november attended by the far—right party, the afd, at which a plan was discussed to deport anyone with non—german heritage outside of germany. it would affect millions of people, a very radical plan which is not going to happen but it shocked the whole nation. sparked these mass demonstrations. as a result, over the last few weeks, the afd seems to have slipped in the polls to just over 20%. it could be because of these protests putting off some people or it could be because of other far—right parties and anti—migrant groups are being set up, undermining support for the afd. either way, afd leads have come out fighting. they say they have been vict

i'm conditionally and immediately off it's on local action and policies in the fall is damien. 3030 as a nation makes this case at the i c j, the in the nation fall in minnesota. and that's no my city stokes out to sierra the in the need just for one minutes, but i have no my sweetie. thank you for talking to allison sierra. thank you for having me and alicia, it's one of the countries on the forefront of the case at the international court of justice on the legality of the patient on my listing, entire trust me. why is this case so important? to indonesia, look at what happened in the last 70 years after. so with this put that it is killing almost every day, especially currently in an in garza. so the question is, can we stay still the opposite of being this very worrying and septic tuition? it is not an indonesia, in particular. our constitution monday about it, about the right to self determination. so it is monday then in our constitution and international constitution. so there is no other way that indonesia has to be in the forefront for the a postilion cost. so in this case is b

. >> that was damien mcginnis in berlin. more item for you and it might be a good idea to brace yourself for this one. researchers have discovered that a tiny transparent fish known as -- can make a sound as loud as a jackhammer. the creature, which is just over one centimeter long, uses its muscles to drum out a 140 decibels rhythm on its swim bladder. in the waters close to the fish, this is as loud as a gunshot. take a listen. a lot of noise for a very small fish. remember, you can find more on all the day's news on our website, bbc.com/news. to see what we are working on, check us out on your favorite social media site. thank you for watching world news america and do remember to stay with bbc news here and online on our website, bbc.com/news. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ anno

to bring hope to punish damien's, that justice really ultimately prevail. you should not leave them alone. let them down in days that they need the support and assistance of humanity to most. this is a collective legal on a moral responsibility. i'm the most fort affiliates responsibly. finally, mister president, i must have fast dental office. the patient is hearing on the continental force, straight down here is the, the pressure this for the longest standing position of this law makes republic of your own. regarding the question of protest, i, the same view of this law makes republic of the wrong, the only legal and practical democratic adjustment for to effectively realize the unhealthy i'm trying to finish the formulation of the policy. now the problem is to hold a national referendum in the pot, assign the details of this plan are contained in an office of detriment of the united nations issued in 2019. lastly, this effect on a shot in over employee or the coordination of visitor or attention on this, the president to find things vacation over their s

byrne: my personal position on this is that i take damien's point. i think the companies now know that many of their components, some might be counterfeit but likely tens of thousands of their components have ended up in russian and iranian weapons platforms and potentially, north korean. they know that it is happening and that it is a significant issue. if i were them obviously i would be looking at internal compliance departments and thinking how far can i trace them, what can we do to improve visibility in our supply chain. there are institutes like our colleagues, there is mine who have done a huge amount. we have generated dozens and dozens of private intelligence reports on the supply change. we are a small think tank in the united kingdom. if i were them i would be thinking how do they do it, what can we do to copy that, and can we improve our capability and identify bad actors. that is my position. chair blumenthal: i want to hold up a photo of a particular missile that was recovered on the battlefield. i understand that it features a type of

another gasket with a few showers also in causal is natal, the, hey damien 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 any thought provoking on my question to you. all. the good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. usb, toe in the security council. this is a major stumbling block is a problem. it access that you hear the story on talk to. how does he hear the the the, you're watching else, a 0, a reminder of our headline this hour. at least 14 people have been killed and is really strikes on homes in russia and southern gaza. is really is expanding its offensive into the area where tens of thousands of displaced palestinians are showing us secretary of state anthony blinking says that there is space for an agreement to be reached on a ceasefire in gaza. speaking intel of easy warranty. the proposal by home us has what he called clear non starters, but called on his real to ensure the flow of the manager in a secure with these types of pakistan as voters had t

are still receiving the same limited amounts of the humanitarian talks. despite the fact that it are damien, a government type, they are shooting an impulse a to throw out military planes at the same time. that'd be our more, a kind of military supplies trying to be flowing into the going to strip. but people are still suffering because we're talking about an aspect ratio right now, be trapped in the south. there's people can not get much needed, a humanitarian supplies that can be sufficient for the entire day where people are trying, as we have been seeing in the past few weeks to new to the human, to terry. it talks when the gate so profitable is that because a complete face, an extreme behind gotten the lack of basic supplies, but they are more caused among the international humanitarian organizations to increase the capacity of humanitarian supplies. but at the same time, i had been seeing different than hundreds of humanitarian trucks being patient and the issue of sion signed without having said that permission to get into college. signed owner was said that the, the to the right par

so they are thinking about staying and villages and houses and sometimes skimming. phyllis damien's is what i was based on a settlement movement eh, before it was established on the weight established the state of visit and they will not never give up this policy. they do will defend it in every possible way. was fine and such is in the west by and got a full scale war. of course on phones in gaza. support among is ready for the roof is is by no means you're not of us on t will protest is all right, can be taken to the streets, demonte get on to what they call a genocide and garza and i was more making their own lives. sorry, easy as on to use my function has been finding out of late in the afternoon after work. diane 23 year old is really jewish, and 2 were activist from haifa. israel's 3rd largest city and the biggest in the north is waiting for her friend, another activist. hey yon comes soon. the to start discussing what would be the best location for today's defense. any odds bag signs and posters in hebrew and english with various calls including to stop genocide and gaza and to

i have a confidence that the rules and conservatives, they would kind of upset gen, kitchen and damien inc. and one that context by wide margins observed besides this double victory suggests life is of course the with national elections. later this year, trial of a key suspect in the case of missing produced, talked about madeline. mccann has begun and the 2 in the city of branch, 547 year old, the german man identified as christie on b is being tried for a number of sex crimes that charges unrelated to the long, unsolved my, the case they stem from the investigation into a disappearance at least 11 people are dead. after off, the fire destroyed to pay the country. on the outskirts of the indian capital of dalai. emergency teams are still searching for survivors. firefighters have successfully contained the place, so if it gets to determine the cause of ex lotion that ignited it and thousands on tens of thousands of farmers in india on the march to demand guaranteed minimum prices for that crops, desperately on the policy of the phone. the phone has begun moving towards dandy with a co

well, an interesting side note starsky was actually born in russia's blood damien region then part of the soviet union and later studied in law school of the higher military command school. here's our t, steve sweeney. with more on to you have a special the 2 men have been long ahead, full. sometimes i intensified on that spot became very public. once it became clear that ukraine's much wanted counter offensive had failed as a nurse need for his part, described the situation on the battlefield. as a stone might know, some said that that was an overly optimistic, a search assessment of the situation. but this under a very sharp and very public rebuke from that then ski who perhaps to a piece is western boxes, gave you more positive overview of the situation and even suggested that ukraine could still win the conflict. let's say what the to and said, just like in the 1st world war we have reached the level of technology that puts us into a stalemate. there will most likely be no deep and beautiful breakthrough. the time has passed, people are tired regardless of their status, and this i

extremists, where plans were discussed to deport people with non—german backgrounds. 0ur correspondent damieneld by all sorts of groups, from environmentalists, trade unions, political parties, even a group called grannies against the far right. what they all have in common is they are protesting against right—wing extremism, after reports of a secret meeting in november attended by the far—right party the afd, at which, a plan was discussed to deport anyone with non—german heritage outside of germany. it would affect millions of people. a very radical plan, which is not going to happen, but it shocked the whole nation. sparked these mass demonstrations. as a result, over the last few weeks, the afd seems to have slipped in the polls to just under 20%. it could be because of these protests putting off some people or it could be because other far—right parties and anti—migrant groups are being set up, undermining support for the afd. either way, afd leads have come out fighting. they say they are being victimised by mainstream german politics and media and they hope that, actually, these polit

standing club, so they are thinking about staying and villages and houses and sometimes skimming. phyllis damien's is it. i was based on a system and movement before it was established on the way to establish the state of visit and they will not never give up this policy, they do will defend it in every possible way of the un press center has just finished a conference regarding the upcoming will use festival to be held in russian city of sochi, a 3 speakers discussed the past case where american farm attendees in russia, with charles, with espionage by the, by ministration. one of the speakers are corresponding to caleb, i'm up instead of you want a serious attack on freedom of speech. and generally on the countries democratic values. a jesse novel penny has and no molly, i should tell. i have been indicted by the us department of justice biden administration has charged them for doing what we are about to do for going to an international conference in russia. this indictment is a huge attack on freedom of speech. a huge attack on freedom of assembly. if the letter of the law, as they are trying

we will be hearing from the new mp, damien egan, very soon, and also from_ new mp, damien egan, veryhis constituency is's existence, the party that won here went on to win the _ the party that won here went on to win the election. labour sources are saying _ win the election. labour sources are saying this _ win the election. labour sources are saying this was not an inevitable victory, — saying this was not an inevitable victory, they had to work really hard _ victory, they had to work really hard to — victory, they had to work really hard to get people to switch directly _ hard to get people to switch directly from conservative to lahoun _ directly from conservative to labour. the conservatives for a labour. the conservatives fora local— labour. the conservatives for a local campaign, suggesting there was a threat _ local campaign, suggesting there was a threat to— local campaign, suggesting there was a threat to the green belt from the local lib _ a threat to the green belt from the local lib lab council, for example, but that did not come off. what _ example, but that did not com

hey, damien to blues 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 on my question to you. all. the good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. us vito, in the security council, this is a major stumbling block, is a problem. it access that you hear the story on told to how does era the the book about 2 weeks ago. just bear with me. so he'll run the reminder of all the top stories, the body of a 6 year old palestinian go and find family members of not being signed every 2 weeks on. so they went missing these right now me a time that call thing cause a city police cause in rough are all being repeatedly tugs. it's by these riley's prime minister benjamin netanyahu was owed to the army to submits a plan for invading joseph's southern bay city. as well as in fact to 18 palestinians. what's the days of an ease now when the chief of pocket stones influential ami is calling for stable hands of the healing touch after an inconclusive general election.

bill father, damien king, cold out these rules, actions against palestinians during his speech in washington, and that as the us presidents stood behind him in august silence a read cannot stand by internet discontinued. we need a loss to cease fire. now, this war must and restrictions on vital relief, aid and medical items are leading to in human conditions. it is imperative that under what continues to receive the support, it needs to carry out its mandate. continued escalations by extreme settlers in the west bank of jerusalem. solely sites and the expansion of the legal settlements will at least k us on the entire region. we must together create a political horizon that leads to a just a comprehensive piece on the basis of the 2 state solution and independent sovereign and viable palestinian state. with east jerusalem as its capital. let's now cross live to analyst and the ease riley f as an expert on these ready american relations call them. but booty, it's nice to have you join me right now about jordan's king cole for a cease fire and gas and slam these rules. actions in the region, a

i do hereby declare that damien egan is duly elected.after some sleep for some and no sleep for others, the winners tried to explain their wins. this is becoming an increasingly familiar sight and sound — a labour victory rally. we ran a campaign on access to nhs, bringing back pride to our town centres, making sure people felt safe and secure on our streets and tackling potholes. i was saying on the hundreds of doors that i knocked, the choice is what voice do you want in parliament? do you want a voice on the conservative benches defending this government or do you want a voice that's talking for the change that we need to see? if there was any triumphalism from keir starmer, he hid it somewhere under the breakfast sofa. merely describing labour as credible contenders come the general election. there is always more work to do. you know, there's a long way to go before this election. _ and as every football fan knows, you don't win the league - by a good win in february. and for the prime minister today, one key question. isn't it the t

bring you closer to the heart of the story hod, hey, damien, to be used as a un. i'm back to the position given to you by well, does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any thoughts provided. hang on my question to you. all that good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. usb 2. in the security council, this is a major stumbling block, is a problem to access it. you hear the story on told to how does era the is what he strikes. hip central and southern guns are coming at least $66.00 of us to them is in the last 24 hours. the hello am dire in jordan, this is out just a rough night from don't also have coming up from graham desperate about his demands in northern jobs or protest against food shortages as roadblocks. 8 supplies the large scale protests and tennessee demonstrates as quote for the release of captives and the resignation of his ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu on time.

, is accused of more than 30 murders committed between the 1970s and early 1990s. 0ur correspondent damieng, former radical left wing militants that terrorised germany really throughout the seventies, eighties and nineties. and she's dubbed here in germany, part of a group of the baader—meinhof pensioners, because for decades now german police have been looking for her. she's been on the run, she's been living underground with two other thought accomplices. and she's managed to fund her underground lifestyle with a number of quite spectacular robberies, including on supermarkets, most of them in western germany. and that's really why this arrest has taken place in the first instance. but she's known primarily because of her membership of this radical militant group, which was obviously very well known throughout the seventies, eighties and nineties in germany. they disbanded in 1999 and then the following few years, right through to the mid 2000s, she is accused with two other men of carrying out these attacks, some of which, some of these robberies, she managed to earn, it's alleged up to

but the question for joint damien is also difficult because they don't want to talk about american troops being on jordanian that and, and, and the, you know, that was the whole how many other countries, how soldiers on solving georgia main territory. so it's a very sensitive issue for jordanian pride. and at the same time, asian facts they were attacking different people would say, why don't we take back a revenge, but then revenge where against that settle at our country lock or serious. that's also and you know, $10.00 blocks it will be open. so jordan, the very difficult position, i think that the official statement is trying to collect a debt, any opposition within the country. but the pride of jordanians is also a on, on the table. and they want to make sure that people go there and you know, break into solve and do it in, in territory. they will not be in that quiet. i mean, so it's a very sensitive issue for your gaming was looking at things quite broadly. yeah. humans who the say the will respond to the west red c activities we've escalation. what is the likelihood that this conf