we've been hearing. so he's very media report suggesting that as well, has found that that's the area we've, he farms and that was quite easy is from just found that issues that have been a result of we, we even hear from everybody. we've had the read the parade. sions until the release that we've of ration of the project area. well, to now there's ongoing effort being made to by the emergency work as an us to continue looking for. so 5 is in order to deliver them to the feed hospitals in order to get medical treatment, but it's absolutely on known what is the target? that is what has been attacking the attack has been carried up against nature shelter. but to now the v. a mounts the desk to and even the mountain casualties among civil yes. continue to sol. as a simple defense who is on 5 medical teams are trying to do everything within the past in order to recover i'm looking for survive. is there any topic while you are speaking of describing the optima of these as strikes? we're looking at pictures of

let's listen to what has been said. the court. let's listen to what has been said-— been said.aid. pressure on the i palestinian population to leave parts of the occupied palestinian territory against their will. the court recalls that under the first paragraph of article 49 of the geneva convention article individual or mass forcible transfers as well as deportations of protected persons from occupying territory to the territory of occupying power or to that of any other country occupied or not prohibited, regardless of their motives. end of quote. in this regard, the court considers that transfer may be forcible and thus prohibited under article a9, paragraph one. not only when it is achieved through the use of physical. but also when the people concerned have no choice but to leave. further, the court notes that to be permissible, if they are considered temporary measures to be reserved as the imperative military reasons subside. by contrast, evacuations of a permanent or indefinite character breach the prohibition of forcible transfer and therefore are not covered by the ex

but today it has been widely talk. it says um its a very staggering rates of casualties amongst civilians. yeah, absolutely. products 71, people killed that fallacious number. thank. she was always topic. we will come back to you for all developments on the story for now. that has started of was him . he's joining us live from that out of a lot in central guys us. that's bringing another one of our correspondence, following the story very closely for us from the sound of ruth. she's joining us live from amman in, in jordan and math and yahoo is also saying that he'll be holding security talks throughout the day home. the that's right is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his office releasing a statement saying that he's going to meet with security officials about the events that are still transpiring in the gaza strip. but the statement as that it was, quote, the directive of these really prime minister to target him, us officials, where ever they are. this has been his policy since the beginning of the war. we

there's been no issues, no injuries and all the entertainment has been fabulous. far very secure. so from that perspective, yes disruptive, but i think the french are wildly sophisticated. they will fix this and we will move on.— sophisticated. they will fix this and we will move on. when you are ”lannin and we will move on. when you are planning security — and we will move on. when you are planning security for _ and we will move on. when you are planning security for an _ and we will move on. when you are planning security for an event - planning security for an event of this magnitude, so when you look at the olympics that you've been involved with, presumably you have to try to think of every single issue which might arise, every single aspect, here is three relatively small which have been well away from paris but have caused... 50 well away from paris but have caused- - -_ well away from paris but have caused... ~' i. . . caused... so i think your average erson is caused... so i think your average person is thinking _ caused... so i think your average | pers

we know there have been thousands of flights that have been cancelled, thousands more that have been. and the main airline that has been impacted has been delta, the world's second—biggest carrier by passenger numbers, and their big hub in atlanta has been particularly badly impacted. we've seen some pictures from the airport where there have been huge queues and crowds of people waiting to hear the latest on their flight. some people reporting on social media as well that they've had a number of delays and cancellations already in atla nta. more generally, here in reagan airport for example in dc, people are saying that they had flights rescheduled for later today or tomorrow. so most airlines are starting to pick up services again, but still with significant disruption. elsewhere in the us, there are other services that have been impacted too — things like ups, affecting deliveries. there are reports that 911 has been disrupted in certain areas as well. also things like grocery payments and some electronic payments being disrupted by the outages that have been happening. generally

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yes, it has been like at all day.urnalists, it is part of what we do but to come here today and see the tributes which have quadrupled in size since we've been here this morning, young people with their parents, young children coming with their parents, crying, wiping their eyes, others just shocked and wanting to do something to just tell the families affected they are thinking of them, they care, they've been affected but the harsh over here is a real heaviness that i think this whole area is carrying right now, the heaviness of what happened and lack of comprehension of what happened as well and you can really feel that, it was so clear when the home secretary came earlier and was led the police cordon, yvette through the police cordon, yvette cooper, to lay some flowers with the chief constable and she hugged the local mp and no one said a word, the media parties, public parted and let her through and it was just silence as we all watched her respectfully do that and i think nobody really knows what to say, that i

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that that meeting has been good and positive. and yes, the all consent of an escalation, and they haven't been the content for the escalation farm. and this doesn't, various countries have contacted the lebanese government, but ultimately it will be his will. who will decide what they, what, what retaliation would happen if and when israel striking no one is bracing themselves full, that is radio responsive. but his would have always responded them said that if there is an escalation that they will respond, that they don't want to pull the top prepared for it. so they are real concerns half of this escalation. and that this could turn into something much larger aside . baker data larger unit 7 that is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu has visited emotional shops and the occupied golden. hans with the rocket attack took place. he found his country's response would be severe. a. mr. hood, we are in bracing the families. we're going through this indescribable suffering that didn't fit on these children are children. they are

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there has been, it's interesting _ there? there has been, it's interesting because - there?esting because there's been very little contact between china and ukraine, and i think china is trying to correct the global impression of facilitating and supporting russia. in its aggressive war against ukraine. supporting russia. in its aggressive waragainst ukraine. i supporting russia. in its aggressive war against ukraine. i think that is doing diplomatic damage. china again is trying to present itself as a peacemaker. it produced a 12 point plan last year was no diplomatic underpinning, but it continues to maintain a posture, if you like, of wanting peace. maintain a posture, if you like, of wanting peace-— maintain a posture, if you like, of wantin: eace. ., ~ , . wanting peace. thank you very much. thank you- — it's only been two days sincejoe biden announced he was pulling out of the presidential race — but kamala harris' campaign for the white house is ramping up. yesterday she announced she had enough support to secure the democratic party's presidential nomination. today,

been flooding. look at the provinces, capital cape town, and the $200.00 millimeters of rain for the 1st part of this month. all of that to say you blown past the july average rainfall. and guess what? there's more rain and wind coming out, you know, other combo rolling in here on wednesday. so we'll see those winds turn out over the next little bits. gusts of about 60 kilometers per hour, and cooler, then you should be central africa. looks like this. as we'd expect that some showers in storms around shad dropping down into central african republic. so bungie you'll get into some pretty socket conditions and look at all of this rain. moving out of molly pushing into senegal. it's meeting up with the wet weather and equitorial, guinea guinea and sierra leo, and there's going to be some funding here. alerts issue for northern nigeria for how much rank you're about to see had been some funding along turkey as ne black sea coast. still some showers falling around traps on, for example, on wednesday int

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what would _ been shown. thanks for clarifying that. what would you _ been shown.n shown. thanks for clarifying that. what would you have done l been shown. thanks for clarifying | that. what would you have done if you were in charge of greater manchester police?— you were in charge of greater manchester police? well, i think the second video... _ manchester police? well, i think the second video... sorry, _ manchester police? well, i think the second video... sorry, that - manchester police? well, i think the second video... sorry, that has - manchester police? well, i think the second video... sorry, that has been shown, or that original video that shows a police officer then kicking the man lying down who has just been tasered and stamping on his head was the video that caused quite an outcry. that ice think is excessive force, i have said that before. what's greater manchester police should have done was the chief constable should have come out straightaway and submit community members and i should have released this video much sooner than they did and i am not

sir, i have been told there was a i sir, i have been told there was a very— sir, i have been told theref— sir, i have been told there was a very brief meeting _ sir, i have been told there was a very brief meeting that - sir, i have been told there was a very brief meeting that took- sir, i have been told there was a . very brief meeting that took place. i have _ very brief meeting that took place. i have been— very brief meeting that took place. i have been told _ very brief meeting that took place. i have been told there _ very brief meeting that took place. i have been told there wasn't - very brief meeting that took place. i have been told there wasn't one. | i have been told there wasn't one. we are still looking into the facts of the _ we are still looking into the facts of the investigation. _ we are still looking into the facts of the investigation. let- we are still looking into the facts of the investigation.— we are still looking into the facts of the investigation. let me ask you this, when of the investigation. let me ask you this. when we _ of the investigation. let me ask

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more than 170 people are reported to have been killed and more than 2,500 arrests have been made.which greatly reduces the quota of jobs reserved for veterans of the 1971 war of independence — a scheme which also covers theirfamilies. the eu says it will not allow hungary to host a meeting of foreign ministers in budapest in august. it comes after several countries expressed concern over the hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban making a visit to moscow. the eu says its decision should be seen as a symbolic signal. hungary says it was completely childish. if you enjoy going back and forth on a swing and you have absolutely no fear of heights, then this may be the ideal tourist attraction for you. it's what the operators claim is the highest swing in europe — set around 120 metres up on a hotel roof, overlooking alexander platz in central berlin. the swingers are strapped in before being pushed out over the edge, as fast or slow as they like. the view — taking in the nearby television tower — is quite spectacular — but staff say that despite that, some people decide at the last min

almost 750 people have been arrested.hite house says "any political repression or violence against protesters is unacceptable". the uk government has set out proposed changes to england's planning laws to achieve its promise of providing more than a million new homes. the housing secretary angela rayner says local housing targets will once again become mandatory and some green space will need to be lost. good evening, there has been an enormous explosion tonight in southern beirut. three missiles fired from a drone above the lebanese capital that is said to have targeted hezbollah and one of its senior military commanders. israeli sources said the strike was in response to this attack this past weekend, on the town of majdal shams in the israeli occupied golan heights that killed 12 children. the lebanese group would have been expecting a response. these are the more recent pictures from that beirut neighbourhood outside the apartment building that was hit. the newspaper haaretz — quoting israeli miltiary sources — said t

that meeting has been good. i positive and yes, the all consent of an escalation and they have been contempt for the escalation. foreign ministers in various countries have contacted the lebanese government, but ultimately it will be his will. who will decide what they, what, what retaliation would happen if and when it's really striking. and i have one who's bracing themselves full, that his radio response. but his have always responded them said that if it is an escalation that they will respond, that they don't want to become prepared for it. so they are real concerns half of this escalation. and that this could turn into something much larger aside big data, larger unit 7 live enough. well, the is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has visited most of the shapes and they occupied go on high stats, where the rocket attack took place. and he bowed his country's response would be severe. the whole we are in bracing the families. we're going through this indescribable suffering redemption on these childre

now your mind has been changed. _ so far. now your mind has been changed. are — so far.your mind has been changed, are you predicting - so far. now your mind has been i changed, are you predicting victory and can you give us a sense of how you think that match might go? do you think that match might go? do you think that match might go? do you think it will go to penalties? no, stop it! now england take such -ood no, stop it! now england take such good penalties it would be a disaster— good penalties it would be a disaster for spain. we are not great at it either~ — disaster for spain. we are not great at it either. we haven't been certainty— at it either. we haven't been certainly great historically at it. it is certainly great historically at it. it is not — certainly great historically at it. it is not about... if we can't beat that— it is not about... if we can't beat that wingers, let's go through the middle _ that wingers, let's go through the middle but especially insisting, again. — middle but especially insisting, again, and again, more and more chances — again,

calling for home for a while at 474 people have been arrested so far have been detained in more than 280 of them with high criminal records, including assessed is actually wireless as well. that's why i believe that there is also publication into here to pull people to the sweet spot. on the other hand, when on sunday, turkish is citizens attacked, syrian is just reduced in kaiser essential on a. so in cities, we saw the syrians taking to the streets in northern syria, in the turkish fact position house areas. they were also angry as well, and they were to some of them were even demanding focus groups with role from north is since syria, some of them burns turkish flights. and that's far more attention into kit hungary as prime minister of victor or bon has arrived in ukraine for a surprise visit on talks with the president followed him here as a lensky or bon is one of the most vocal critics of western support for cheve the hon gary and leader has not visited keys since russia invaded in february 2022. and he's publicly set out at europe's financial and military aid for ukraine hung

been indirectly affected as well. as you seak, indirectly affected as well. as you speak. i'm _ indirectly affected as well. as you speak. i'm going _ indirectly affected as well. as you speak, i'm going to _ indirectly affected as well. as you speak, i'm going to put _ indirectly affected as well. as you speak, i'm going to put pictures l speak, i'm going to put pictures onto a screen because our correspondence was just talking about some of the first responders who have arrived at the scene in the last of the world to their floral tributes and this was a little over 24 tributes and this was a little over 2a hours ago since dealing with the horrifying things that met them when they arrived at the scene. these are they arrived at the scene. these are the pictures from the last little while, let me ask you because i was hearing what people had been saying to you. what have you been able to say to them?— say to them? well, that we love them, that _ say to them? well, that we love them, that they _ say to them? well, tha

many airlines have been i've been able to use their systems as normal. told people to leave their airport if their flight was canceled as staff couldn't help them on-site. east midlands airport, the outage slowed everything down. >> we have had to revert to pen and paper, manually check our customers in. that takes longer for the customers. we have seen a good operation but a slower operation. we expect that to continue today. >> edinburgh stopped accepting incoming flights as queues built up, passengers trying to figure out their options. >> there was nothing on the boards, no ground staff. >> a little bit stressful. hopefully it is ok now but the staff at the airport have been great. >> and amsterdam's airport, a major european hub, more queue and disruptions. klm suspended most of its operations. the u.s. was particularly affected. look at all of these planes stuck on the ground in newark. flights have resumed at heathrow but there have been delays and cancellations on one of the busiest days of the year here. among those affected is american airlines

we've been trellis that have been undergoing that i've been on the way this week to be put immediately into practice. when this typing strides. of course, i can be, has already swept through the philippines on its way to taiwan. tell us about the damage it costs of their absolutely, well it's, it's, it moves from that kind of new in the northeastern direction, ulcerative impact to the philippines. and an image is coming out to philippine cities, including the cap summler. so in many streets and much on the ones that we understand, the 12 tests have been reported as a result and not slicing with more than 600000 people being displaced. the concern really is an image is like that could be repeated here and hopes that the impacts inside one wouldn't be a significant. kansas city has been in the philippines. james, trader in type pay many thanks, trans are 18 people have been killed after a plane crash during take off in the fall, the pilot of the plane is the sole survivor and is currently receiving treatment. the domestic flag was traveling from the capitol cap on do when it's reported t

most of them have been small businesses, some of the sectors that have been hit, the construction industry severely hit, some of the industries behind it or around it have also uh suffered as a result, building materials for example, ceramics and aluminum to name few, another industry that has been hit overall the trade sector, we're looking at the service uh sector to have been hit and uh other industries like fashion and tourism, how long will the israeli economy survive given all these business closures? 46 thousand businesses closed in israel since october 7. that is a state of affairs in the occupied palestinian territories today. one in which is projected to get even worse by the end of the year. thousands of businesses have closed down in israel since the beginning of the onslot on gaza with more expected to close further exacerbating the economic crisis for the israeli regime. damage to the israely economy is extensive on all fronts. when companies close and cannot meet their financial obligations, it ripples out to affect customers and suppliers. "loss of revenues is multifold, fr

how much of a concern will it be that there have been - will it be that there have been protests againsting these conscription notices? that's going to raise tensions internally, is it? absolutely it is. israel is in many ways an extremely united nation. a very cohesive people in israel, jewish or non—jewish, and they come together in times of crisis. that said, there are these social fissures and the ultra—orthodox community has for many decades, to immune to conscription and that is changing now for obvious reasons. and that is really going to create increased tensions in the country at a time when that's the last thing israel needs, no more tension. irate israel needs, no more tension. we heard news that hamas leader had been killed in an air strike this week. how significant is that given that it week. how significant is that given thatitis week. how significant is that given that it is quite clear there will be others who are only too happy to step up as a leader in the group? ya, i mean this is an excellent question. the removal of this leader is very significant. he's been targete

well, even those who have been detained for more than 10 years had been deprived of their rights, and many were killed under interrogation on so many of the medical stuff arrested and had been denied food want to animates. and these really have no red line. they deal with detain, you know like the objects most of human beings, even the is really medics are involved in the do too much money. but i did. the palestinian prisoner association says the around 10000 palestinians being held in his way to jails. at least $3600.00 of them never being charged with the crime. will face truck is real sensitive, binds by international lawrence treatment. although the testimonies physical and emotional straws of these main indicate thoughts alone lie chosen on foot $20.00. or we can also have to talk about someone who's running us from didn't, but also a thought at the, the prisoners that have come out of these, the tense. these is really detention camps are speaking of daily torture by that is really security services. what are we hearing about the face of those who remain in prisons and the detent

host: what has security been like for you? guest: it has been tight. i would not try to commute around milwaukee this week with the fencing, the cement barricades. i have my media credentials so i can get in and out of the security zone. host: is it tough for you to get home? guest: no. nobody else is the streets commuting. this has been the fastest commute of my life. i'm just avoiding the closed streets. a lot of people who don't have to be downtown or don't want to be for the convention are not coming downtown and are commuting and telecommuting to work. it's an interesting mix of almost carnival like atmosphere within the confines of the security zone and then outside it's almost like vacant streets. we did have some protests of a few hundred. there was also someone was tragically killed, that sounds like an unhealthy person was killed near the security barrier -- unhoused person was killed near the security barrier. it had nothing to do with the rnc. he was arguing with somebody and they saw a knife in his hand. that is a tragic thing that happene

her body has not been found. the day is dog for me. the united nations tears to death to could climb exponentially in the coming days. do you and also says the area remains on see, and thousands need to be evacuated for now, scramble to find bodies continues for these villagers, grief is being dug up all around them. and run a loss on how to 0. now, the condition of a man who was kicked in the head by a british police officer at manchester airport has worse, and that's according to his lawyer. the incidents now being investigated by the independent police watched unc police said they were responding to reports of an assault, but acknowledge that the level of force used in that arrest was unusual. malayna facilitates reports enough and manchester warning. the pictures you are about to see a disturbing to golf from under cuz a police officer kick somebody in the head as he lies phase down on the ground bystanders. film in shock. as this k all succeed on folded and matches to apples on tuesday nights, police say they were responding to re

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you know, i've been doing this a long time and i, honest to god, have never been more optimistic about america's future. if we stick together by then glanced down at notes and spoke for less than 10 minutes before an african american congregation and mount airy church in philadelphia, the crowd was mostly adoring. i thought it was a wonderful start when we're looking for 4 more years. but there were also cracks. did you watch the debate last we? yes, i was very disappointed in the debate, but like you said, when you try it out, you get up with a growing number of democrats. have called for biden to step aside for someone else to lead the ticket, but the president has vowed to stay put. that's despite a recent poll showing donald trump now leading biden by 9 points among registered voters. alicia, here smoking occurs to come out before the several parishioners we spoke to said they would be happy as vice president, cala harris became the party nominee for president. this woman says she is undecided between trump the invited. are you at all disappointed in his 1st term? kind of yes. yes,

the people who have been abducted and then released have said that they've been in the company of police officers. i know, you know, there's no higher authority than the deputy president has declared to the nation about 2 weeks ago that the intelligence and the security services have been abducting people. and therefore we have been very concerned that they seems to be. this seems to be part of a policing strategy that has no basis on the law. president russo who said the directions will be investigated and those responsible held to account to use to come over here. that hasn't reassured activists like bill using them like he says he was abducted last month and forced to sit and they came to the room flooded with cold water for 24 hours or off the he was released, the sled, nairobi destiny folds and i person on the feeling so i'm, i'm ready for g mon country. bill says he took part in the protests to defend kennedy as constitution. many of the demonstrate to say whether it's policing pro test. so managing public funds will they ask is for a government that follows the law malcolm web out

you've been supporting it? yeah, we've been, we've been, we've been... how can you not?o. you said harry kane was going to score like, triple digits or something. i was like, this is nuts. he's scoring four goals, but three will be disallowed. you didn't hear that bit. wow! yeah. and then let's just say, right, gareth southgate picks you on sunday to be in the team, just one of you, would it be deadpool or wolverine? oh, i think it's going to be wolverine given that hugh has dual citizenship. yes, exactly! i can technically do it. canada, being a commonwealth, doesn't quite get you there as much as that, i think. not since vinnie jones has there been a real enforcer. i think we need an enforcer in football. somebody who's just out there clobbering, right? with a red card within the first minute. yeah, hockey does it. why can't we do it in football? i need someone to protect paul mullin and wrexham. please! get get me a big, just a vin — come on, vinnie. that's it, come on. well, brilliant. thank you. enjoy your fan event. and the film is in cinemas on the 26th ofjuly. mi

they just may have been an accident. this may have been a match that might light up an entire configuration issue, but it's important just as well as denying it because it has not done so so far for any strike on the northern part of israel and or what do you make of the fact that the situation is simply not quieting down. and what do i make of that fact? well, uh, i guess i wish i had something wise to say um the, the reason the situation is not quieting down has to do. mostly more than anything with domestic political concerns. and israel continuing the genocidal campaign and gaza. there's not any all means for staying in power or the other aspect of israel's political conundrum is the residents in the north? it was there was very quick to evacuate. more than a $100000.00 people from its northern areas because it basically told them to expect immunization biases that are similar to from us as a massacre of october 7th. when that didn't materialize, busio was stuck, is 0, as long sought a way to return the citizens back

so it is more about who has been _ apparently. so it is more about who has been in — apparently.in charge of the white house for— has been in charge of the white house for the last two three years, there _ house for the last two three years, there hasn't been a cabinet meeting with him _ there hasn't been a cabinet meeting with him in— there hasn't been a cabinet meeting with him in nine months, and there are a _ with him in nine months, and there are a lot _ with him in nine months, and there are a lot of— with him in nine months, and there are a lot of questions at the moment, _ are a lot of questions at the moment, and the vice president has to answer— moment, and the vice president has to answer some of them, she is vouching — to answer some of them, she is vouching for his mental capacity on a weekly— vouching for his mental capacity on a weekly basis for three years. it a weekly basis for three years. [it was a weekly basis for three years. it was interesting listening to the president yesterday, because he said that he still believes in his record, his leadership internati

and that's been seen before . local criminals have been employed to do this service deniability for a hostile stage act. since 2023, the french government and the french military and intelligence services have been all, identify a very deliberate what they call hybrid will say, which means a number of disruptive types attacks against the international olympics committee and against the french government. so the people would be deterred from going to the olympics. and we've also seen the examples of the artificial intelligence enabled, frightening talks, videos and, and messages. and this is just a continuation of the warning to people that they can be disrupted. it's, it's, however it's, it's filed because the, the roadway is the very tough targets. and what you've seen isn't actually kyle's each row wise, going into what they call degraded alterations. they're going on to slower lines. and it means services are still running over yet. many will be canceled. the at least 18 palestinians have been killed in israel'

i -year-old man has been arrested _ things. i -year-old man has been arrested on _ things.n suspicion of starting the butte blade by burning a running car into a galley. it is already too late for many properties. here, just the brick chimney is left standing. elsewhere, rows of homes are evacuated.- homes are evacuated. their owners in — homes are evacuated. their owners in shelters. - homes are evacuated. their owners in shelters. i- homes are evacuated. their owners in shelters. i want l homes are evacuated. their| owners in shelters. i want to go home right now but those things can be replaced, lives cannot, pets cannot, that structure will be replaced eventually. fix, structure will be replaced eventually.— eventually. a state of emergency _ eventually. a state of emergency has - eventually. a state of emergency has been | eventually. a state of - emergency has been declared eventually. a state of _ emergency has been declared as around 2500 fire crews and emergency workers try to contain what they can, when they can. in some places, that means creating fire breaks and

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, what can be unburdened by what has been, what can be unburdened by what has been . what has been. >at's what the blob does. it lies to you, and it keeps control in america, in britain and across the western world, it does whatever it to can stay in power. you vote for a president and you get the blob. the presidential candidate is merely the puppet operated by people behind the scenes who nobody ever votes for. and it hates populism because populism is a threat to its own power. and the climax of george orwell's 1984, the protagonist, winston smith, is forced not just to say, but to believe that two plus two equals five by the totalitarian party. ingsoc winston smith said that freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two makes four. but in america, freedom is now the freedom to say that joe biden is not fit for office and has not been fit for some time. freedom is the freedom to say that the american people have been lied to, and that the liberal establishment is contemptuous of democracy as even contemptuous of democracy as ever. let me know your views. mail morgue @gbnews. com

been spent.e not reached their intended targets. adam whittington is currently living in russia. he did not respond to our request for an interview. since we started our investigation, content has been removed from prc's website, adam's this site has been banned from instagram and he instructed solicitors in kenya, where he tried, unsuccessfully, to block this programme being broadcast. he has also launched an online campaign against me, calling me a liar and a rogue journalist. against me, calling me a liar and a roguejournalist. we against me, calling me a liar and a rogue journalist. we also against me, calling me a liar and a roguejournalist. we also had news from the australian charity commission. they told us prc's charity status has been revoked. more countries are wanting our services, more requests for help from different parts of the world. adam whittington is currently travelling back and forth to the philippines, where he is raising money for another rescue centre, and he has plans to

you hockey spa and i've been there who has been buried with already. terry scratch was the show and how to deal with these. but these goals, so these are the government that, you know, western countries need to possibly be desperate to move it all. and this also comes out of time when a lot has changed in west africa and recent years, you know, talking about the military coups, the eviction of western military contingents. how difficult is it for western countries like germany to sort out an effective so how low west african strategy in this scenario as i think may of the westgate uh, really by what i. ready you know, what do you need the vision, you know the space with a face to express in its mission. but certainly, united states, germany, germany knows, and how the defendants are from developing tools to be able to pull up any kind of what they did in aspire to. you know, in a sense, the call itself from the french are approaching this region because the french prisoners became a very top c dot. it's why they were asked to leave the 3 countries in t

been, you mean nothing? yeah, to secure a deal for the release of his right, the captive housing garza, public pressure has been mounting on us and yahoo! and these cabinets so that handling of the war garza as well as launched another banner, also for all kids from 11 and into northern israel. a. mr. alazam besides the attack, started fires in the city of type various, at least one man has been injured. squarely strikes on sack today hit the town of model, the tire in southern lebanon. no casualties were reported as a bank has moved from out of value and in southern lebanon. his will has the lowest biology of rocket and mississauga tex aimed at his reading positions. and they say that's in response to this explanation of one of the operatives on such a day and then a parent and zone strikes as well targeted. what has been lost, this is an opportunity. there is a hot opportunity missing most of my dogs. now what's interesting is that his will hasn't mentioned his rank, but according to is really ministry. he

a police officer has been a police officer has been spent a police officer has been spent —— a policeicer has been spent —— suspended after a video circulated online with a man being kicked in ahead at manchester the man has been removed from all duties after the incident on tuesday. let's look at the footage, but you may find it distressing to watch. the police force said it understood the deep concerns widely raised after the video sparked a protest outside rochdale police station. greater manchester police said three officers were injured after they were called to the city's airport on tuesday evening following reports of a fight. the force has referred itself to the police watchdog and removed an officer from operational duties. let's speak to our correspondent lauren moss. tell us the background to this and how this came about. this the background to this and how this came about-— came about. this update has come throu~h came about. this update has come through from _ came about. this update has come through from greater _ came about. this update has come through from greater man

and along with 9,00 have been arrested by occupation forces since early october as well. and early we were joined by roma. correspondent monic candal who updated us on latest israely raids in the occupied west bank. the israeli forces continue to storm several areas across the occupied westbank. we were speaking about theia and names arresting four palestinians. now the israeli forces had raided the town of taba into karim and detained at least three palestinians from there during the military operation according to the locals. forces stormed palestinians homes searched into the homes kintons and the snipers were take let's say positions on the roofs of the buildings and they opened fire at palestinians however there had been no one was injured luckily in the tow in the city of bejal near bet the israeli forces stormed the area and arrested at least uh two palestinians a father and his son, it's not clear why the israeli forces had raided those to the father and his son and we have. to mention that lately we have been reporting about such incidents in several areas, fathe

been transferred to both of us. but sometimes even on out the hospital is their rights at refuge account house that has been targeted has be hits without any prior warning. and that is the minute treat approach it's been has been using and targeting the vast majority of residential supplies across the street box, which is absolutely wait. is that the is wait a minute? 3 has been attacking evacuation centers intensively today in the north of the gaza . strip were at least 5 out of city and so 5 being killed with dozens of those being moved into. we have been seeing the level of destruction close behind the used by the attacks in the neighborhood where the fighting that is, is still ongoing. we come on cooperate test is very ministry who said that they are ongoing and they're still continuing to manage it for ration in that neighborhood until they can many totally dismantled the how much remaining battalion set up in the font, south of gauze of the situation on which it was incredibly grim. why the civil defense polic

the cemetery has been closed off and an air ambulance has been seen nearby. clifford is believed to have been part of the british army for a short period. two years ago. residents who live close to the murder scene itself have described the incident as tragic and disturbing . well, in tragic and disturbing. well, in other news today, sir keir starmer has said he wants to use the nato summit in washington dc to reset relations with world leaders and send a message to russia's president, vladimir putin. the summit marks sir keir's debut on the world stage as prime minister, less than a week after the labour landslide, which installed him at number 10. he's due to hold talks with joe biden at the white house later on today. sir keir starmer says the summit is an opportunity to continue galvanising support for ukraine. >> the change of government makes no difference to the support that we will provide . support that we will provide. we've been united on this when we were in opposition and it was really important to me to be able to affirm that face to face in the

have been negotiate. those in the, in the, you know, who have been mediators and the negotiation. and this between him, my son is well, on the other hand, have said that the possibility of a truce could have been jeopardized from, from your assessment, how good business destination would impact the negotiation going forward. of course, uh was egypt and a few of us about this estimation is miami. i is uh list it goes because she was not familiar with the ad. so we have seen that in the last 10 months. as of this conflicts that the use was something touching on. initiatives who is on the beach says fire whenever i met a bulls a piece initiative. that is really, is one come up was awesome. excuse this and other clauses. should that be something 1000 now? would be, have just did it by kidding, they've been negotiating. and so it wouldn't be difficult to resume it. why is it that, that's that, i think the reason why it's going to make this association sense then mazda example is why you've lost its big differe

vince cable has been appearing. _ up-to-date. vince cable has been appearing. he _ up-to-date.ppearing, he was business - up-to-date. vince cable has been - appearing, he was business secretary between 2010 and 2015 under the conservative lib dems coalition. they have been examining what he knew about the scandal. key moments in the scandal happened under his tenure, that included alan bates, now sir alan bates, his campaign and a class—action lawsuit. the mediation scheme between sub postmasters and the post office and several reports forensic accountants. what we have heard so far from vince cable is that he wasn't aware of the magnitude of the issues and didn't look at them closely because he was told that no attention was warranted to that degree. he said he didn't hear sir alan bates's name until he was five years in the job. alan bates's name until he was five years in thejob. we did hear that on reflection it is clear from years in thejob. we did hear that on reflection it is clearfrom his witness statement that the post office board was a failure, he said he agreed with

ukraine has been calling for.'s crossover live to my colleague. helena humphrey is at the nato summit in washington. you were just you werejust mentioning you were just mentioning their the high—stakes press conference that we were waiting for from president biden in a few hours' time. almost overshadowing the narrative of this nato summit, taking away some of those talking points with regards to further aid to ukraine, but i think it is fair to say the president really cannot afford to put a foot wrong in this solo press conference. every word will be very carefully watched and, so far, every media appearance, speech has really not been able to quell those growing number of calls from democrats and democratic supporters for the president to step out of the race. so a high—stakes moment for him to talk a bit more about it. i'm joined now by the bbc state department correspondent, tom bateman, we will be watching that press conference closely later, what will you be watching out for and come up with campaigns, it i