and after yet another political outburst is the archbishop of canterbury , justin archbishop of canterbury the muslim community than christians. don't miss patrick christys tonight. nine till 11 pm. be i >> -- >> well. welcome back. we've been talking about palestine asylum and the telegraph sale and david says surely the asylum seeker would be less safe here. and karen, karen's very flattering. jacob, why didn't you buy the telegraph? you'd make a editor. that's make a fine editor. that's a very simple i can't very simple reason. i can't afford it . very simple reason. i can't afford it. i'd probably have to borrow the uae . borrow the money from the uae. earlier today, i spoke to a simply delightful couple from watchet, in god's own county of somerset, who live on one of the most potholed roads in the united . after repeatedly united kingdom. after repeatedly raising issue the local raising the issue with the local authorities with many authorities along with many other residents on the street, the refused the council refused and suggested the residents should try fix potholes try and fi

the archbishop of canterbury is conducting the service at canterbury cathedral.. let's just listen in. music. de - music. - de archbishop music. - de archbishop of music. — de archbishop of canterbury, as you can see him there, using his easter sermon to call for love in action for those caught in conflict. i think that will be reflected in many ceremonies this year. he will pay particular attention to children in gasser and sudan. also put by people affected by the war in ukraine. justin welby will tell congregants that the church is not party political and the christian belief calls for courageous action to address wrongs. two newly—discovered hymns written by a famous church composer have been performed for the first time at a special easter concert at blackburn cathedral. the long—forgotten arrangements by sir edward bairstow were recently found by chance in the town's central library. 0ur reporter mat trewern has more. # a0 days and a0 nights. # fasting in the wild... a glorious rendition of a recently discovered easter treasure. but the story of these two l

and after yet another political outburst is the archbishop of canterbury , justin archbishop of canterburyn the muslim community than christians. don't miss patrick christys tonight. nine till 11 pm. be i >> -- >> well. welcome back. we've been talking about palestine asylum and the telegraph sale and david says surely the asylum seeker would be less safe here. and karen, karen's very flattering. jacob, why didn't you buy the telegraph? you'd make a editor. that's make a fine editor. that's a very simple i can't very simple reason. i can't afford it . very simple reason. i can't afford it. i'd probably have to borrow the uae . borrow the money from the uae. earlier today, i spoke to a simply delightful couple from watchet, in god's own county of somerset, who live on one of the most potholed roads in the united . after repeatedly united kingdom. after repeatedly raising issue the local raising the issue with the local authorities with many authorities along with many other residents on the street, the refused the council refused and suggested the residents should try fix potholes try and f

at canterbury cathedral.ter mass in the vatican — where he renewed his call for a ceasefire in gaza and the release of hostages being held there. here's our religion editor aleem maqbool. when pope francis pulled out of some easter events, concerns about his health intensified. but the vatican said it was to conserve energy for today. and that seems to have worked. though a little out of breath, easter mass went smoothly. after which the 87—year—old went on a drive about, to greet what police estimated to be around 60,000 people who'd come to saint peter's square. events culminated with the pope's easter message. in it he renewed calls for access to aid in gaza, for the return of hostages held there, and for an immediate ceasefire. he also focused on what children in gaza have been witnessing. translation: how much suffering we i see in the eyes of these children. i those children in that area of war have forgotten how to smile. with those eyes they ask us, why? why all this death? why all this destruction? w

at canterbury cathedral.e vatican — where he renewed his call for a ceasefire in gaza and the release of hostages being held there. here's our religion editor, aleem maqbool. when pope francis pulled out of some easter events, concerns about his health intensified. but the vatican said it was to conserve energy for today. and that seems to have worked. though a little out of breath, easter mass went smoothly. after which, the 87—year—old went on a drive about to greet what police estimated to be around 60,000 people who'd come to st peter's square. events culminated with the pope's easter message. in it, he renewed calls for access to aid in gaza, for the return of hostages held there and for an immediate ceasefire. he also focused on what children in gaza have been witnessing. translation: how much suffering we i see in the eyes of these children. i those children in that area of war have forgotten how to smile. with those eyes they ask us, why? why all this death? why all this destruction? war is always an

at canterbury cathedral.ere he renewed his call for a ceasefire in gaza and the release of hostages being held there. here's our foreign editor aleem maqbool. when pope francis pulled out of some easter events, concerns about his health intensified. but the vatican said it was to conserve energy for today. and that seems to have worked. though a little out of breath, easter mass went smoothly. after which the 87—year—old went on a drive about, to greet what police estimated to be around 60,000 people who'd come to saint peter's square. events culminated with the pope's easter message. in it he renewed calls for access to aid in gaza, for the return of hostages held there, and for an immediate ceasefire. he also focused on what children in gaza have been witnessing. translation: how much suffering we i see in the eyes of these children. i those children in that area of war have forgotten how to smile. with those eyes they ask us, why? why all this death? why all this destruction? war is always an absurdity and

at canterbury cathedral.is traditional easter mass in the vatican — where he renewed his call for a ceasefire in gaza and the release of hostages being held there. here's our religion editor aleem maqbool. when pope francis pulled out of some easter events, concerns about his health intensified. but the vatican said it was to conserve energy for today. and that seems to have worked. though a little out of breath, easter mass went smoothly. after which the 87—year—old went on a drive about to greet what police estimated to be around 60,000 people who had come to st peter's square. events culminated with the pope's blessing and easter message. in it he talked of what he called the absurdity of war and focused on the children of gaza. translation: all my suffering we see in the eyes of these children, - they have forgotten how to smile, the children in the area of war have forgotten how to smile. with those eyes they ask us, why? why all this death? why all this destruction? war is always an absurdity. celebrati

at canterbury cathedral.also delivered his traditional easter mass in the vatican where he renewed his call for a ceasefire in gaza and the release of hostages being held there. here's our religion editor aleem maqbool. when pope francis pulled out of some easter events, concerns about his health intensified. but the vatican said it was to conserve energy for today. and that seems to have worked. though a little out of breath, easter mass went smoothly. after which the 87—year—old went on a drive about to greet what police estimated to be around 60,000 people who had come to st peter's square. events culminated with the pope's blessing and easter message. in it he talked of what he called the absurdity of war and focused on the children of gaza. translation: how much suffering we i see in the eyes of these children, i they have forgotten how to smile, the children in the area of war have forgotten how to smile. with those eyes they ask us, why? why all this dead? why all this destruction? war is always an abs

at canterbury cathedral.efire in gaza and the release of hostages being held there. here's our religion editor aleem maqbool. when pope francis pulled out of some easter events, concerns about his health intensified. but the vatican said it was to conserve energy for today. and that seem to have worked. though a little out of breath, easter mass went smoothly. after which the 87—year—old went on a drive about to greet what police estimated to be around 60,000 people who had come to st peter's square. events culminated with the pope's blessing and easter message. in it he talked of what he called the absurdity of war and focused on the children of gaza. translation: all my suffering we see in the eyes of these children, - they have forgotten how to smile, the children in the area of war have forgotten how to smile. with those eyes they ask us, why? why all this dead? why all this destruction? war is always an absurdity. celebrations in the holy land this year, including at the church of the holy sepulchre at t

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby recently cancelled plans to meet luther. and pastor munder ishak from the illegally occupied west bank town of bethlehem. he reportedly said he could not meet him if he shared a platform with the former labor leader jeremy corbin a pro-palestinian rally. ishark, the pastor of the christmas evangelical lutheran church in bethlehem in his christmas sermon said that if jesus christ was born today, it would have been under the rubble. recordings of the speech and nativity display were seen all over the world. on social and conventional media. ishark said, it's shameful. it's not my type of christianity, not to be willing to meet another pastor because you do not want to explain why you met him. the archbishop is said to have been concerned about the alleged huge increase in anti-semitism since october in the uk, reportedly, fearing it would have caused huge problems for the jewish community, if the two matt. mention of corbin and the alleged rise of anti-semitism. are clues that welby is paroting zianist talking points. it comes as little surpris

princess of wales well during his easter sermon at canterbury cathedral. justin welby encouraged the congregation to pray for charles and catherine and praised their dignity as they both undergo treatment for cancer . dignity as they both undergo treatment for cancer. in his easter message, the prime minister paid tribute to the work of churches and christian communities across the country . communities across the country. >> happy easter everyone! this weekend , as people come together weekend, as people come together to celebrate and reflect on the message at the heart of the easter festival, i want to pay tribute to the incredible work of christians in this country. the churches , charities, the churches, charities, volunteers and fundraisers who lived the christian values of compassion, charity and self—sacrifice , supporting those self—sacrifice, supporting those in need and demonstrating what it means to love thy neighbour. >> pope francis has presided over easter mass at the vatican. tens of thousands of people turned out to see the pontiff and the

is gonna for nudi for iram. this is forest in this week's show. will be asking why the archbishop of canterburyinto israel's devastating onslaught on gaza amit a muted response from the self-proclaimed supporters of peace and human rights. the israeli regime has

in this week's show we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thrall to zionist extremists. the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer. but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's positioned it as an adjunct to the genocidal zionist regime. welby is effectively putting the church at the service of benjamin netanyahu. as latif abuchakra will explain in this report. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby recently cancelled plans to meet lutheran pastor munder ishak from the illegally occupied west bank town of bethlehem. he reportedly said he could not meet him if he shared a platform with the former labor leader jeremy corbin a pro-palestinian rally. ishak, the pastor of the christmas evangelical lutheran church in bethlehem. in his christmas sermon said that if jesus christ was born today, it would have been under the rubble. recordings of this speech and nativity display were seen all over the world on social and conventional media. is hark said, it's shameful, it's not my type of chri

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby recently cancelled plans to meet lutheran pastor munder ishak from the illegally occupied west bank town of bethlehem. he reportedly said he could not meet him if he shared a platform with the former labor leader jeremy corbin a pro-palestinian rally. ishaq, the pastor of the christmas evangelical lutheran church in bethlehem, in his christmas sermon said that if jesus christ was born today, it would have been under the rubble. recordings of this speech and nativity display were seen all over the world on social and conventional media. is hark said, it's shameful. "it's not my type of christianity, not to be willing to meet another pastor because you do not want to explain why you met him. the archbishop is said to have been concerned about the alleged huge increase in anti-semitism since october in the uk, reportedly, fearing it would have caused huge problems for the jewish community if the two met. mention of corbin and the alleged rise of antisemitism are clues that welby is paroting zionist talking points. it comes as little surprised. to l

i want to finish by echoing the words of the archbishop of canterbury and the warning that against the political leaders to provide a conciliatory tone and pursue policies that bring us together, not risk dividing us apart. i look forward to working with the secretary of state on this. i am very grateful to the shadow secretary of state for the constructive detailed and approach she is taking to what is inevitably challenging and difficult issues. i enjoyed the opportunity to talk to her and other colleagues yesterday and look forward to working together in the future. i know it is of all of the opposition to challenge in a constructive way, the way that it is a challenge today i wholeheartedly agree. i also agree with the shadow secretary of state that the danger to elected representatives is growing and is something that my right honourable friend the screw mr has invested time and money to counter. can i also say, passion, vigour, determination is part of the meat of our politics and nothing in anything we have set today should take away from our desire to see free speech exercised

the archbishop of canterbury is promulgating in the public space are anti christian.d i mean he wasn't always like this . i think he's become like this. i think he's become i think he's lost his way but undoubtedly these latest schemes involving reparations and racism have nothing to do with christianity. and just at a time when the church really needs reinvigorating and a new vision of what it really is all about. >> i mean, other religions don't shy about their faith. other religions are absolutely banging the i mean, love the drum. i mean, i would love to at to see the attendances at mosques attendance at mosques versus the attendance at local churches and track local parish churches and track their correlation and their incline or decline , incline or decline, respectively. but, you know, welby is talking about a £1 billion for fund to say sorry for slavery. does he have anything to say sorry for ? anything to say sorry for? >> well, he really doesn't. i mean, first of all, there are so many things wrong with this. we don't believe in ancestral guilt. um, we belie

whether it is the evil of people smugglers or county at canterbury cathedral, archbishopjustin welbynd he talked of other struggles closer to home. whether it is the evil of people smugglers or county lines in our schools, or the pain and suffering in a family riven with grief or rage or substance abuse, jesus the god man who experienced every pain and temptation is calling you and me to love in action. the archbishop talked of the easter story, giving hope of bringing light to darkness, and here at the vatican the pope ended by saying it was also a reminder of the value of every human life. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in rome. it has been one of music sensations of the year — but some people say they have a problem with beyonce's new country album: cowboy carter. fans say five tracks are missing from the vinyl version of the record. they include some of the best—received songs — like ya ya and spaghetti. let's ta ke let's take you to istanbul where the opposition is declaring a victory, notjust in istanbul where already erdogan, the current president, lost the large city, and ankara as

you could be the next archbishop of canterbury. yeah. >> i, i won't go for that one. think the question i think church england's think the church of england's response , which you out response, which you read out earlier, perfectly earlier, is a perfectly legitimate it legitimate one, which is that it is for the home office and for the to decide who the court system to decide who gets these asylum cases. and i don't think it's fair to try and pass the buck as this government does, on so many issues, onto another party in this case, the church of england. i think there's clearly been a massive failing in the case of the chemical attacker, because he actually failed the test to illustrate his christianity. so there was reason to believe that he wasn't telling the truth. and he wasn't telling the truth. and he later had a muslim i he later had a muslim burial, i believe. he did. we know believe. and so he did. we know that did not convert. i think that he did not convert. i think the habib says, the idea, as ben habib says, that if you that fundamentally, if you shouldn'

superb now coming up, farmers protest made it to canterbury yesterday . it to canterbury yesterday.y on gb news. britain's news channel . welcome back. it's 4.38 and you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. now farmers formed a go slow convoy in canterbury yesterday , in canterbury yesterday, protesting against the effects cheaper food imports are having on british farmers. the spectacles , organised by spectacles, organised by fairness for farmers , which saw fairness for farmers, which saw more than 200 tractors blocked the ring road, causing gridlock across the city. well jordan leaves the nature program manager at the conservative environment network , joins me in environment network, joins me in the studio now . thank you for the studio now. thank you for your company. all always a pleasure, jordan. so people will be watching these pictures on screen and thinking, are we seeing the beginnings of a movement , a collective gathering movement, a collective gathering steam here? we saw this before in dover . we saw it last week steam here? we saw this before in do

that was the message from the archbishops of canterbury and york and that has been the message from somer mps and we also heard earlier from three former conservative home secretaries who warned against the politicisation of extremism as an issue. another camp of critics generally on the libertarian wing of the conservative party are people who are warning that groups such as anti—abortion campaigners or those with gender critical views could end up being captured by this definition though the government insist they won't be. it is worth knowing that this comes after days when the government was grappling with questions over alleged comments made by a donor to the conservative party. michael gove has been facing questions on this this morning. i take these things exceptionally seriously, it would be the case that any assessment about whether or not an individual organisation is extremist would have to follow a rigorous process. it wouldn't be me making a decision on the basis of a quote, however horrific, it would be a due diligence process that would be conducted very carefully. it is i

meanwhile, the archbishop of canterbury has wished the king and princess of wales well dunng and princess of wales well during his easter sermon at canterbury cathedral, justin welby encouraged the congregation to pray for charles and catherine and praised their dignity as they both undergo treatment for cancer . dignity as they both undergo treatment for cancer. in his easter message, the prime minister paid tribute to the work of churches and christian communities across the country. >> happy easter everyone! this weekend, as people come together to celebrate and reflect on the message at the heart of the easter festival, i want to pay tribute to the incredible work of christians in this country the churches, charities, volunteers and fundraisers who live the christian values of compassion, charity and self—sacrifice, supporting those in need and demonstrating what it means to love thy neighbour. >> thousands of people turned out to see pope francis preside over easter mass at the vatican. the pontiff delivered his urbi et orbi blessing from the balcony of saint peter's basilica. pope f

in this week show we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw to zyanist extremists. the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer, but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's positioned it as an adjunct to the genocidal zionist regime. that christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish zionist about at least 50 years. millions and millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under the guise of doing counter extremism work. the headlines usraeli genocide in gaza continues for the 152nd day with the death tool surpassing 30,700 mostly women and children. the hamas resistance movement asserts that any ceasefire agreement must effectively prevent. all kinds of israeli crimes against the palestinian people. former us president donald trump secures victories across 13 states in republican primaries on super tuesday further strengthening his position in the race for the white house.

we've seen one in canterbury, a couple in doven in canterbury, a couple in dover.o say , unlike the scenes that we say, unlike the scenes that we saw in brussels , in paris, these saw in brussels, in paris, these were a pretty law abiding bunch, as you would pretty much expect from british farmers. but don't misunderstand their behaviour for the passion that they feel. and they're a pretty angry group of people. so back to the beginning of this. of people. so back to the beginning of this . we were in beginning of this. we were in the common agricultural policy for nearly 50 years, and brussels dictated pretty much what british farming priorities would be through a system of subsidies. we've left the european union. we're in charge, but net zero and many other reasons are making farmers lives difficult . i'm joined live by difficult. i'm joined live by douglas turner farmer, who is in parliament square on his tractor as i speak . parliament square on his tractor as i speak. douglas, two things. i've lost him, i've lost him. i don't believe it. we had a real live fa

best, canterbury. to defend >> he's not here to defend himself. no . is he himself. so, you know, no. is he not? no he isn't. he should be in the green room . in the green room. >> but come on. what did he do? he the. he was straight he was the. he was straight out of down all of the gate shutting down all the covid. the churches during covid. >> didn't he he doesn't >> he he didn't he he doesn't force people away from the church. >> but does not encourage >> but he does not encourage people come church. >> but he does not encourage peo he come church. >> but he does not encourage peo he all come church. >> but he does not encourage peo he all his|e church. >> but he does not encourage peo he all his politicking|. >> but he does not encourage peo he all his politicking and >> he all his politicking and goodness knows what. but no, i think it's absolutely ridiculous. and too many organisations like the beeb and other seem to think they other people seem to think they have to bend over backwards. to be f

in this week's show, we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw to zionist ballots in the 12th parliamentary elections and the sixth elections for the assembly of. experts since the victory of the islamic revolution back in 1979. all through the past 45 years, elections have been a main pillar of iran's democracy, which is rare, if not unique in the west asia region. top iranian officials say,

in this week's show we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw to zyanistrred to as the british conservative party at prayer, but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's positioned it as an adjunct to the genocidal zionist regime. at christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish zionism about at least 50 years. millions and millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under the guise of doing counter extremism work. this week on expos a, western broadcast media inactically assert that zionist war planes target at hisballah weapons depotes in southern lebanon, whereas they actually struck residential areas. zinius mainstream media misleadingly report that iran warned hisbollah against provoking a full-scale war with zyanus israel, whereas the truth is us media openly disclosed that a widespread israeli entity campaign against hisballah. is currently undesirable for the us, and a recent survey indicated that 90% of lebanese citizens squarely place the blame on the united states of america for

during the easter sermon the archbishop of canterbury which the king and princess well.ncourage the congregation to pray for them. >> i have seen it really well. and i think they need that privacy and they need that time to get it together their family and support each other. this is very big. >> both the king and catherine's cancers have not yet been disclosed in more foundry unrelated procedures earlier this year. a few days ago king charles spoke of his great sadness given the traditional maundy thursday service for the diagnoses have stretch the royal family thin as others are also stepping up to help. the king's attendance today does not mark a return to public duties. for now it's still unknown how future events will start to play out too. especially the trooping of the color. that will be happening coming up in june. arthel: stephanie bennett live in london, thank you. meanwhile new york city pro- palestinian demonstrators interrupted easter vigil at st. patrick's cathedral yesterday. ♪ [inaudible] arthel: tough to hear but thousands of protesters gathered at time

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however church leaders, including the archbishops of canterbury and york , have warned canterbury and york, have warned that the definition could create more division . fewer middle aged more division. fewer middle aged people are dying from cancer than at any point in the last 25 years, though researchers are warning that cases are still on the rise. deaths among 35 to 69 year olds are down because of better screening and treatment, and fewer people smoking. however, studies showing a concerning increase in cancer diagnosis, particularly in prostate and breast cancer experts say it's largely due to lifestyle factors like obesity and alcohol consumption . with and alcohol consumption. with better intervention, they say around 37,000 cases could be prevented over the next 16 or so years . and china's foreign years. and china's foreign ministry has criticised a plan in the us to force the owner of tiktok to sell the social media app.the tiktok to sell the social media app. the bill, which passed bipartisan support yesterday, aims to address concerns over the chinese government's influen

not temporary, permanent cease fire, now in this week's show, we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw to zyonist extremists, the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer, but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's positioned it as an adjunct. to the genocidal zionist regime. christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish zionism about at least 50 years. millions and millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under the guise of doing counter extremism work. welcome back to the news here on press tv. the us central command has confirmed wednesday's missile attack a commercial ship by the yemany army in the gulf of aden. sentcom said in a statement that three crew members were killed and four others wounded after the barbados flagged vessel true confidence was struck with anti-ship ballistic missiles. the amany army has already taken responsibility saying the attack was in response to the american and british aggression against yemen. the spokesman for th

in this week show we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw to zyanist extremists. the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer, but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's positioned it as an adjunct to the genocidal zionist regime. at christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish zionism about at least 50 years. millions and millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under the guise of doing counter extremism work. last year, iran's president ibrahim raisi visited three african countries, kenya, uganda and zimbabwe. president rais witness the signing of bilateral cooperation agreements in economic, scientific and educational sectors among others and in this regard, iran has granted full scholarships to ugadan students to study in iranian universities. less than two weeks after launching its genocide on the gaza strip, the israeli military committed one of the most heinous atrocities in modern history. back on october 18th, huge blast rocked the ala-ah

in this week's show we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw designist extreme. "the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer, but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further, he's positioned it as an adjunct to the genocidal zionist regime. at christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish zionist about at least 50 years. millions and millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under the guise of doing counter extremism work." in the midst of the war between the arab and israel, june 8th, 1967, unidentified attackers target a us navy warship in the mediterranean. okay. inside if i had about it, if i had so, what was it, i suggest we stop the interview here, what do you say, why you want be? the attack on the liberty was part of a covert operation by the cia and musad to destroy the power of arab military forces in the six-day war against israel. stay with press tv as we take a look at evidence from this operation and listen to eyewitness accounts. we must not b

in this week's show we'll be asking. why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw to zionist extremists. the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer. but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's positioned it as an adjunct to the genocidal zinist regime. christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish zionism about at least 50 years. millions and millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under. guys of doing country extremism work. in the midst of the war between the arab and israel, june 8th, 1967, unidentified attackers target a us navy warship in the mediterranean. operation china if i had the about. i had so what was it? i suggest we stop the interview here. what do you say? why you want it? the attack on the liberty was part of a covert operation by the cia and musad to destroy the power of arab military forces in the six day war against israel. stay with press tv as we take a look at evidence from this operation and listen to eyewitness accounts.

lots of agent is joining us from canterbury. thank you very much for your time. so the lawyers of the british government themselves, according to this report, have told it that israel is breaking international law, but they haven't make this public. are you surprised at all? first of all, but by this revelation, the press will not full surprise that the government would seek advice from as low as it would have to do so. as soon as it became public that many common types is more important. many people, you know, it's all true in the united nations. where come, son about is rose, military attack, not being proportionate from proportionality is work for god for his attack to be lawful. so they were bound to seek legal advice, given the order to opinion, not by the fact that they've ignored it would seem this advice. is that surprising? is that unusual? clearly, can you repeat the question, please? the fact that they received this advice from their own lawyers, but it would seem have chosen to ignore it. is that unusual, that surprising? that we don't know that yet w

in this week's show, we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw to zyanist extremists. the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer, but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's positioned it as an adjunct to the genocidal zionish regime. at christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish. sign is about at least 50 years, millions and millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under the guise of doing counter extremism work. welcome back, you're watching press tv's world news to the united states, where it's a joyous occasion for for. president donald trump, who's increased his lead further on super tuesday. this is the day when the outcome of democratic and republican primaries in 15 states and one territory typically shapes the race for the white house. addressing his supporters in florida, trump hailed his wins as unprecedented. thank you very much, they call it super tuesday for a reason. this is a big one, and they tell me the pundits. and othe

in this week's show, we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw to signist extremists. the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer. but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's positioned it as an adjunct to the genocidal zionist regime. at christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish zionism about at least 50 years. millions and millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under the guise of doing counter extremism work. the headlines, more palestinians die of hunger and dehydration as the israeli regime's genocidal war on the gaza strip enters its 153rd day. south africa is the world. court to take additional emergency measures against israel to prevent imminent famine and starvation in gaza. and also on our headlines, china says the deadly israeli unslaught on gas is a tragedy for humankind and a disgrace for civilization calling for immediate ceasefire.

this is for palestine, in this week's show we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw to zionist extremists. the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer, but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's positioned it as an adjunct to the genocidal zinist regime. a christian science. as movement preceded jewish zionism about at least 50 years, millions and millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under the guise of doing counter extremism work. we headlines, dozens more palestinians have fallen victim to the ongoing ussilly genocide in gaza, raising the total death doll from the aggression to nearly 31,00. the resistance movement hamas emphasizes that israel is hindering all efforts by mediators to finalize the seasfire agreement in the gaza strip. and yemensor leader stresses that the naval operations in the red and arabian seas will never stop unless the genocide and siege on gaza comes to an end.

at canterbury cathedral, archbishopjustin welby did talk of foreign conflicts, but also prayed for thealked of other struggles closer to home. whether it is the evil of people smugglers or county lines in our schools, or the pain and suffering in a family riven with grief or rage or substance abuse, jesus the god man who experienced every pain and temptation is calling you and me to love in action. the archbishop talked of the easter story, giving hope of bringing light to darkness, and here at the vatican the pope ended by saying it was also a reminder of the value of every human life. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in rome. seagulls showing off their flying skills scientists say seagulls should be seen not as pests but as clever, adaptable birds which are being forced into cities by the loss of their natural spaces. here's our environment correspondent, helen briggs. seagulls showing off their flying skills on a winter's day. they may be a common sight near the coast, but, hit by bird flu and the loss of wild spaces, some populations are in trouble. i don't think people realise that the nu

in this week's show, we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw to zionist extremists. the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer, but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's position. as an adjunct to the genocidal zinanish regime. christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish zionis and about at least 50 years. millions and millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under the guise of doing counter extremism work. you're press of your headlines with the us is really genocide in gauza, not close centering, it's six. month, the death tool surpasses 30,200, majority of them, women and children. israel conducts a drone attack a car on road used by the un interim force in lebanon, killing three people, and following iranian elections for parliament and the assembly of experts, attention now focuses on the outcome as vote counting is underway.

the archbishop of canterbury is always with always getting involved with politics. might be politics. be a the way. the fact a merger on the way. the fact that they're talking that much, and also paragraph you and also that paragraph you talked they talked about where they described reverend described as the most reverend justin welby and the most reverend well, reverend stephen cottrell. well, which most? this is which one's the most? this is not superlatives work. one not how superlatives work. one of reverend of them must be more reverend than there's only than the other. and there's only one find it's. it one way to find out. it's. it should a fight. should be should be a fight. should be a fight, but a mud wrestle. >> the ground, to >> yeah. down to the ground, to the waist. >> on of swords. exactly. >> on a ring of swords. exactly. that's you got story. that's why you got this story. yeah definition. yeah exactly the definition. worryingly, said worryingly, some newspapers said it undermining it might talk about undermining the the the democratic principles of the uk. done it. u

1600 cases for trial outstanding, a post—trial centre had a backlog of more than a thousand cases, and canterburynt in the court, estates where we have crumbling building, in the personnel, where the courts are unable to recruit legal advisors at the moment. where defence lawyers are leaving in droves, all of these have added to the fact that there simply aren't the resources to deal with the amount of work we have. poppy's grandfather was jailed for 13.5 years for abusing her. living in east sussex she has become an ambassador for kent charity family matters and the nspcc where she campaigns for better support for victims of sexual abuse and improving wait times in the court system. you haven't had that closure, but it's still so open—ended, to have to put your life on hold and mine was only two years and i understand now it is way longer, it drives you crazy. like, to put it in the most realistic way. i think being my age now, i would be like, i don't have the energy to sit with this and carry on through this, like i can imagine a lot of people have kind of half dealt with for most of my life w

verify and southern gaza use of how much goes advocacy officer at the norwegian refugee council and canterbury. jeffrey. nice and human rights lawyer who prosecute his former serbian liter solve it on the loss of a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us today on inside store use of. let me start with you today. what's the situation like on the ground right now in the rough i and as the special rep or towards report do an accurate job of reflecting what palestinians and guys are facing right now. the. ready go, i've been being change except for those 2 days in the sense that we are passing through it on that's going to be a little. ready that to figured out figured it out the issue or the dishes better citizens will outside the box as well. but unfortunately, that doesn't happen. i'm not going to be changing. so we have more ways if the displacements from another area of the area also. yeah. unfortunately, we were hoping that this would be a box. unfortunately, this, it seems that it is or endless nightmare that i'm going to use in the but i'm going so in goes up this docume

plus, last week, his grace, the archbishop of canterbury, met the reverend fadi diab , the anglican clericdi diab, the anglican cleric from saint andrew's, ramallah in palestine , to discuss the war. palestine, to discuss the war. tonight, the reverend diab joins me live in the studio. state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by a cerebral panel this evening. author and journalist michael crick and new culture forum fellow and broadcaster emma webb . as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com. programme. email me mailmogg@gbnevitime 1. programme. email me mailmogg@gbnevitime of the it's your favourite time of the day. the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> jacob thank you and good evening to you. well, in an exclusive interview tonight on gb news, the former us president donald trump has been speaking to gb news presenter nigel farage and he had a warning for nato. he said nato member countries needed stop countries needed to stop taking the united states protection for granted and that speaking plainly gets

plus, last week, his grace, the archbishop of canterbury, met the reverend fadi diab , the anglican cleric fadi diab, the anglican cleric from saint andrew's, ramallah in palestine , to discuss the war. palestine, to discuss the war. tonight, the reverend diab joins me live in the studio. state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by a cerebral panel this evening. author and journalist michael crick and new culture forum fellow and broadcaster emma webb . as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com. programme. email me mailmogg@gbnevitime 1. programme. email me mailmogg@gbnevitime of the it's your favourite time of the day. the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> jacob thank you and good evening to you. well, in an exclusive interview tonight on gb news, the former us president donald trump has been speaking to gb news presenter nigel farage and he had a warning for nato. he said nato member countries needed stop countries needed to stop taking the united states protection for granted and that speaking plainly ge

it's just this a statement from the archbishop of canterbury. nothing really to do with of with him. it's sort of uninvited, i and the uninvited, i think. and the other saying is, other thing he keeps saying is, you know, it could erode a civilised but society civilised society, but society isn't civilised. at least a isn't civilised. at least once a week on saturday. you know, we week on a saturday. you know, we have a civilisation problem week on a saturday. you know, we hathis a civilisation problem week on a saturday. you know, we hathis country. isation problem week on a saturday. you know, we hathis country. people problem week on a saturday. you know, we hathis country. people areilem in this country. people are falling out with each other and rioting protesting. rioting and protesting. so i think working a think he's kind of working in a different a of different context, a context of a few months ago that doesn't exist anymore. >> rebecca, take your >> yeah. rebecca, i'll take your point you churches, point about, you know, churches, for

verify and southern gaza use of how much goes advocacy officer at the norwegian refugee council and canterbury. jeffrey. nice and human rights lawyer who prosecute his former serbian liter solve it on the loss of a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us today on inside store use of. let me start with you today. what's the situation like on the ground right now in the rough i and as the special rep or towards report do an accurate job of reflecting what palestinians and guys are facing right now. the. ready go, i've been being change except for those 2 days in the sense that we are passing through it on that's going to be a little. ready that to figured out figured it out the issue or the dishes palestinians will outside the box as well. but unfortunately, that doesn't happen. i'm not going to be changing the weights if the displacements from the area also. yeah, unfortunately we were hoping that this would be a box. unfortunately this, it seems that it is or endless nightmare that i'm going to use in the but i'm going so in guys i just got them. and so, and, and then it'll

hove trial centre had a backlog of more than 1,000 cases, and canterbury more than 700.of investment in the court. we have crumbling buildings, in the personnel, where the courts are unable to recruit legal advisors at the moment. where defence lawyers are leaving in droves, all of these have added to the fact that there simply aren't the resources to deal with the amount of work we have. poppy's grandfather was jailed for 13.5 years for abusing her. living now in east sussex she has become in an ambassador for kent charity family matters and the nspcc — she campaigns for better support for victims of sexual abuse and improving wait times in the court system. you haven't had that closure. yes, ok, you may have done this. but it's still so open—ended, - and to have to put your life on hold and mine was only two years. and i understand now it is way longer, it drives you crazy. like, to put it in- the most realistic way. i think being my age now, i would be, like, i don't i have the energy to sit with this and carry on through this, - like, i can imagine a lot of people i

that was the message from the archbishop of canterbury and the archbishop of york, that has also been from some labour mps and we heard from some labour mps and we heard from three former conservative home secretaries who warned against the politicisation of extremism as an issue. another group of critics, generally on the libertarian wing of the conservative party are people who are warning that groups such as anti—abortion campaigners or those with gender critical views could be captured by this definition. though the government insist they won't be. it is also worth mentioning that this comes after a few days in which the government has been grappling with questions over alleged comments made by a donor to the conservative party. that is something that michael gove, the cabinet minister responsible for the announcement has been facing questions on. i take these things _ been facing questions on. i take these things exceptionally - these things exceptionally seriously, it would be the case that any assessment of whether or not an individual_ any assessment of whether or not an indiv