charlie rose in dover, thank ou for cold. charlie rose in dover, thank you forjoining _ cold.ou forjoining us. throughout - cold. charlie rose in dover, thank you forjoining us. throughout the week we will have coverage of the parliamentary debate. now for a cheque in the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. we're in for another cold week — if anything, a bit colder than it was last week. and as well as that, there will be further snow showers in the forecast, especially, but not exclusively, across northern scotland and northern ireland and we're looking at some sharp overnight frosts. at times, for example, in northern scotland, the temperature could fall away to —10 overnight. but today, you can see the blues across the whole of the uk. it's going to be a cold day. the wind coming straight down from the arctic, and it's windy across the north and also the east. so some of the snow will be drifting and some of the snow coming down the north sea coastline will drift inland at times, getting in, for example, to yorkshire, eastern parts of norfolk and suffolk, but we'ill c

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a breaking away from all dover. the reminders of this time can still be found at the border to the separate his territory. in caution, it's a heavy fighting took place with a russian army and separatist loyal to moscow on one side, those defending moldova, on the other to order me this state or the use of the traces that remain from those times. by the way it's, he's the guy grilled these holes for shooting on said he yes. got it. i agree. yeah . you can see the distance between them around 4 meters. i give them because there weren't so many soldiers that usually usually less the board also stationed on the roof of the building and see this was the village of center and defend, but i that's out totally. which is something broken locally based. what's happening in ukraine now? is familiar to me to move back then we have lots of refugees who fled to case you know ssl is good for romania or i can well remember people's driver into your side of what's happening now. effects me my deeply go. i mean, a lot of jason simply

the big problem is that how when you have live traffic lanes going into the port of notre dam at doveret people to do that safely and in a fashion which is not going to come up kent for weeks. eurotunnel reckons it will allow an extra five to seven minutes per car. it is increasing the number of lanes five fivefold. it has very little room for additional infrastructure and when things go slowly the impact on the rest of kent can be huge. hello from the bbc sport centre. tributes continue to pour in for the german football legend franz beckenbauer who's died at the age of 78. former england striker, gary lineker said he was a trailblazer for the sport. beckenbauer won the world cup as captain of west germany in 1974 and lifted the trophy again as manager in 1990, whilst also winning the german top flight as both a player and a manager. he also won the ballon d'or twice, too. lineker — who was part of the england squad who lost to beckenbauer�*s west germany side, in the semi finals of the 1990 world cup — felt he was a talent of a generation. well, he was a magnificent footballer first

lifeboats from dover, dungeness and hastings were called to the scene earlier this morning.r other boats made the crossing, with around 200 people being brought ashore to by border force vessels to dover by border force vessels . that means that so far this yean . that means that so far this year, around 1200 migrants have successfully crossed to the uk. that's roughly the same number as this time last year. nicola sturgeon says that her biggest regret during the pandemic is not locking down earlier. that comes as she gives evidence at the covid inquiry in edinburgh amid ongoing scrutiny over the deletion of her whatsapp messages. the former first minister admitted deleting the messages, but she said it was because she was acting in line with scottish government policy by not saving them to her devices . ms sturgeon also said devices. ms sturgeon also said that the scottish government would sometimes have to air issues in public to push the uk government to shift their position . in other news, a man position. in other news, a man shot dead by police after breaking into a ho

. processing centre in dover. to tell us more on what is going on on this story. olivia, thank you very much for joining us. um, so this is the first crossing, i think, since the middle of december. am i right ? yeah it's the first right? yeah it's the first crossing since the 16th of december. >> and that is the longest gap in migrants crossing the channel since early 2020. now now, a lot of that is put down to the bad weather that we've had over the last few weeks. obviously bad storms , which have wreaked havoc storms, which have wreaked havoc in lots of parts of the country, including down in dover and of course , the, uh, the course, the, uh, the re—emergence of migrants crossing the channel is going to put the prime minister's rwanda bill back in the spotlight . bill back in the spotlight. you'll remember just before christmas , we might not christmas, we might not remember. i rememberjust before christmas, uh, there was the second reading of the rwanda bill, and the prime minister had a bit of a fight on hi

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i'm all dover, russian and the russian federation guide. and who fight on the side of the aggressor? the youngest, most or for i don't know exactly what the leaders of russia and other countries are after. but these conflicts are very similar. it's no coincidence that we've all been divided them with all the over georgia, ukraine, azerbaijan and armenia. is that a by john sent me 9 for both come on of the idea that russia is systematically dividing these post. soviet societies is as obvious as it is disconcerting. the in october 2022, the boy in ukraine came even close at him. all the pots from the russian miss, i'll find that ukraine landed animal doesn't village near the boat in the blast ways past windows in several houses here in northern moldova. but no one was injured. ukraine's anti aircraft systems had shut down the rushing miss sile presidency and who came to see the situation for herself. the missile came from ukraine and what's a rush it got to do with me, but we need to differentiate between who's supporting the war and who is g

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six people taken to dover. six people have been arrested on suspicion of a plot to disrupt the london stock exchange. it's alleged that activists from the palestine action group were intending to target the london stock exchange tomorrow morning . stock exchange tomorrow morning. in the early hours of this morning, officers arrested a 31 year old man in liverpool on suspicion of conspiracy to cause criminal damage. a further five people, all believed to be part of the same plot, have also been arrested since fire and ice warnings have been extended across the uk as the country faces an arctic blast. the new warnings cover the whole of scotland , as well as parts of scotland, as well as parts of wales and england , including wales and england, including newcastle and manchester. up to ten centimetres of snow was expected to hit the north of scotland today, and it'll be a similar scene in northern ireland tomorrow. the freezing temperatures are forecast to move further south over the course of next week. roads an

a record 420,000 patients dover. a record 420,000 patients had to wait more than 12 hours in a&e last year. the latest nhs england figures show 1 in 15 patients faced so—called trolley waits, which have been linked to excess deaths and increased harm. the numbers also reflect a 20% increase on 2022. lib dem leader sir ed davey is accusing the prime minister of driving the prime minister of driving the health service into the ground . an arctic blast is ground. an arctic blast is hitting the uk, prompting weather warnings. northern scotland could see up to ten centimetres of snow today and it will be a similar scene in northern ireland tomorrow. the freezing temperatures are forecast to move further south over the course of the week, affecting parts of northern england and roads and railways likely to be disrupted , new likely to be disrupted, new analysis shows. the majority of injuries caused by e—scooter crashes go unreported. a government study has found. fewer than 10% of casualties treated at hospital have been

six people taken to dover. six people have been arrested on suspicion of a plot to disrupt the london stock exchange. it's alleged that activists from the palestine action group were intending to target the london stock exchange tomorrow morning . stock exchange tomorrow morning. in the early hours of this morning, officers arrested a 31 year old man in liverpool on suspicion of conspiracy to cause criminal damage. a further five people, all believed to be part of the same plot, have also been arrested . snow and ice warnings arrested. snow and ice warnings have been extended across the uk as the country faces an arctic blast. as the country faces an arctic blast . the new warnings cover blast. the new warnings cover the whole of scotland as well as parts of wales and england, including newcastle and manchester. up to ten centimetres of snow could hit northern ireland tomorrow. the freezing temperatures are forecast to move further south over the course of the week. roads and railways are likely to be disrupted

and denmark now has dover. . the king, 52 years as monarch. the king, his australian born born wife mary , who is now queen, and mary, who is now queen, and their children waved to huge crowds from the balcony of christiansborg palace. king charles and queen camilla have sent their best wishes . you can sent their best wishes. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website at gb news.com. now it's back to . nana. >> thank you. tatiana it's fast approaching 36 minutes after 4:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel coming up. worldview will be crossing live to los angeles to get the latest from paul duddridge, host of the politics people podcast. but up next, time for the great next, it's time for the great british debate this hour, and i'm should pro—palestine i'm asking, should pro—palestine protesters pay for their policing? aslef send me your thoughts. gb views thoughts. email gb views gbnews.com tweet me @gbnews. gbnews.com or tweet me @gbnews. cast your vote sunday mornings from

you take bringing them to dover.ais, them to dunkirk and calais, which were entitled to do you can't do it with france. you're asking the asking questions with the completely here. completely false premise here. the answer we're entitled to do that under two international legal that i read, legal treaties that i have read, i know exactly the clauses and no has disputed it. no one has disputed it. >> fascinating . >> it's fascinating. >> it's fascinating. >> you can see the rest of that interview because it went on and it got very feisty on good afternoon britain this afternoon i >> -- >> um, -_ >> um, let's m >> um, let's talk to former labour advisor kevin maher. um it's a good little watch, kevin, that isn't it? i tell you what, it reminds me of. and look, tell me if i'm right or wrong. it reminds me a little bit of, um, where are now with theresa where we are now with theresa may with brexit. didn't go down well she was trying to well because she was trying to keep everybody happy. everything was fudge. she was tr

really strong winds across parts of lincolnshire, east anglia, southeast england, especially through the doverd get gusts again getting up into the 60s of miles an hour, maybe even towards 70. so, there is the threat of some disruption — weather from the heavy rain and the risk of flooding, or the strong winds that could be strong enough to bring down a few trees. either way, that lot will be clearing out of the way as we head into wednesday, but just to be followed by another unsettled day — a day of sunshine and showers. the showers heavy with hail and thunder across england and wales, blustery conditions here. lighter winds for northern ireland means the showers could last a bit longer. some heavier, more persistent rain for northeast scotland, perhaps causing one or two issues, and cold enough to see some of the rain start to turn to sleet or snow over the hills in shetland. quite a lot going on, then, but the weather will eventually calm down. low pressure later this week is going to start to slide away from our shores — and instead, we get an area of high pressure building in as we head

they then taken to dover. they are then taken to dover. >> them. they take them >> it takes them.dover. >> what they should do is take them to dunkirk, calais, them to dunkirk, in calais, which entitled to do which they're entitled to do under law. that's under international law. that's the key difference. >> i think. think i find >> i think. i think what i find most distressing that most distressing about that conversation when conversation actually, is when we're what to do we're talking about what to do here nationally, domestically . here nationally, domestically. and response is and richard graham's response is to talk about the red sea and to talk about the houthis and to talk about the houthis and to talk about. and i know that's important. the important. we've got to keep the trade going. seen the trade going. we've seen the inflation this morning, trade going. we've seen the infl.it's1 this morning, trade going. we've seen the infl.it's that this morning, trade going. we've seen the infl.it's that kindiis morning, trade going. we've seen the infl.it's that kind of morning

it occurs at dover air force base. it is a meticulous, very solemn event where the remains of service members will come back. the family members are always invited to be there to see it. sometimes they allow media. sometimes other dignitaries like the president and secretaries of the services will come to see the event, but it's a quiet, solemn event. it's really emotional to see and so now we know that in fact president biden and secretary austin will go this week. >> and the army has just announced that sanders and moffat have been promoted to sergeant. let me ask you about the president and what he's weighing. there isn't a lot of appetite among the american public for getting dragged further into a conflict in the middle east. >> that's right. we talk so often in a presidential election about the advantages of incumbency, being able to travel around the country on air force one to command the media spotlight whenever you'd like. this is a clear example of the challenges, the burdens of incumbency. the president hav

our reporter charlie rose is in dover.that if the weather calmed down after the winter storm over christmas, the number of crossings might be increasing again.— number of crossings might be increasin: aaain. , ., increasing again. yes, good morning, jon. increasing again. yes, good morning, jon, aood increasing again. yes, good morning, jon. good morning. — increasing again. yes, good morning, jon, good morning, sarah, _ increasing again. yes, good morning, jon, good morning, sarah, welcome i increasing again. yes, good morning, | jon, good morning, sarah, welcome to a very dark and cold dover where the sea temperature i am told is around seven or eight celsius. crucially the sea conditions are actually very calm, perfect conditions if you are a migrant trying to make the crossing from france to the uk in a small boat which is one of the main reasons why these crossings have restarted again over the weekend after a break of almost a month. sadly, tragedy struck yesterday. a small boat got into difficulty shortly after leav

first i want you, alison to talk us through what it is that is going to happen at dover on friday. >>will be coming back in they call them coffins, but cases, they're metal cases with a flag draped over them, as you've seen in pictures before. it sounds like that family doesn't want the press present, and frankly, i think it bodes well of the president that he wants to be there regardless something i can speak to personal experience about, what will be headed to dover after the bodies arrive on friday is all their personal belongings. there was somebody on the ground who for each of those service members had to go into their living quarters and pack up all of their belongings within 24 hours afterwards, so this not only impacts a family what is experiencing unimaginable loss right now, but also service members who still have to continue the mission on the ground, regardless of the fact that this just happened to them. in addition to a community that is probably feeling pain alongside these service members because, unlike active duty units, this reserve unit, many reserve units are lik

the foreign least 100 people have been taken to dover . the foreign secretary to dover.rned. the houthis of further strikes in yemen if attacks in the red sea continue. lord cameron says the uk has sent unambiguous message, but sent an unambiguous message, but we'll continue to back words with action, writing in the telegraph, he says disruption in the red sea threatens vital supply chains, which could force up prices in britain. defence procurement minister james cartlidge says the uk us joint strikes were necessary if the houthis were attacking international shipping from many countries. >> they've been doing so since november. holy unjustified, indiscriminate attacks which put lives at risk, let alone the economic consequences and of course, ultimately they attacked a british naval vessel , hms a british naval vessel, hms diamond, which put us in the position where the prime minister concluded concluded that he had no choice but to act in the manner that he did. >> the government's facing >> well, the government's facing calls a retrospective vote calls for a retrospe

the view from dover. let's get more on this now with the conservative mp for lichfield, sir michael fabricant . now, conservative mp for lichfield, sir michael fabricant. now, sir michael, you voted with the government last night . why? well government last night. why? well i voted against the government when it came to the amendments. >> but on third reading, yes, i did vote with the government because i want to see this legislation on the statute books and the alternative, sir michael, even if it won't work. well, we don't know, do we? look, there's been a lot. >> why did you vote it on the amendments then? >> i wanted to strengthen it even look some even still further. look some lawyers are saying it won't work. there are other lawyers , work. there are other lawyers, including a former supreme court judge, who says yes, it will work . but look, it's not an work. but look, it's not an exact science. the law. it's like a economics. you know, you get two economists and they'll come up with different pred

around 300 people have now been brought to dover , even now been brought to dover, even as the weatherntinues to deteriorate. the latest arrivals are the first since the weekend and after five people drowned just off the french coast , the just off the french coast, the family of a toddler whose body has been found next to his dead father , have accused social father, have accused social services of failing to save him. two year old bronson battersby is thought to have starved to death after his dad, kenneth, suffered a heart attack at their home in skegness. the sun newspaper says they were last seen alive on boxing day. social workers reportedly visited the property on the 2nd of january, but it was another five days before police discovered their bodies. their deaths are not being treated as suspicious . the being treated as suspicious. the daughter of murdered mp sir david amess is suing essex police and the home office. sir david was stabbed to death in his constituency , kc in leigh on his constituency, kc in leigh on sea, in october 2021. a court was told. ali harbi ali, who was

the trends and history a warm lead to trends and history, a breaking away from old dover. reminders at this time can still be found at the border to the separate his territory. in caution, it's a heavy fighting took place with a russian army and separatist loyal to moscow on one side, those defending moldova, on the other the, this automated sale or the use of the traces that remain from those times by the way and see if the guys drilled these holes for shooting on sunday. yes. got it. i agree. yeah. you can see the distance between them around 4 meters once they get more because there weren't so many soldiers that usually usually less the board also stationed on the roof of the building and see this was the village of center and defend. but i, that's out to me. let's see. so the, what's happening in ukraine now is familiar to me to have to move back then we have lots of refugees who fled to case you know, ssl is good for romania or i can well remember people's driver into your side. uh, what's happening now effects me quite deeply go. i mean, a lot of the shape simply use it for that

a warm lead to trends, news trio breaking away from all dover. reminders at this time can still be found at the border to the separate his territory. in caution, it's a heavy fighting took place with the russian army and separatist loyal to moscow on one side, those defending moldova, on the other, to the automated state or the use of the traces that remain from those times. by the way, as these, the guys drilled these holes for shooting and said he gets caught in the you can see the distance between them around 4 meters once i get them because there weren't so many soldiers that usually usually less the board also stationed on the roof of the building it see this was the village of center and defend, but i, that's out to me, which is something broken locally based. what's happening in ukraine now is familiar to me to move back then we're going to have lots of refugees who fled to case you know, ssl is good for romania or i can well remember people's driver into your side of what's happening now. effects me my deeply go, i mean, a lot of the shape simply music product that brought to thi

to send some asylum seekers to rwanda will help to stop the boats. 0ur correspondent charlie rose in doverring the situation. if you're wondering why these small boat crossings have started again, just take a look at the scene behind me. the water might be very cold, seven or eight degrees or so, but it's the conditions, that's the crucial thing. the water is almost completely calm and the channel is very, very clear. that's why 182 migrants were rescued by the french authorities over the weekend, they say. that's in addition to that small boat which got into difficulty when it left the french coast. it was carrying, we're told, around 70 migrants, some of whom were children. shortly after it left a beach just to the west of calais it started taking on water. it overturned. some of the occupants did manage to call the emergency services and a rescue operation was launched. sadly, five people didn't make it. they lost their lives. their bodies were found a little later a short distance away by a tugboat patrolling the coastline. as you mentioned, the government's rwanda plan is due to go be

the defense secretary lloyd austin also expected to attend at dover air force base. >> so important.ren lieberman at the pentagon, thank you very much. >>> joining us now, the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee congressman jim himes of connecticut. thank you for joining us. i know you and some of your colleagues from the intelligence committee were just briefed by the cia director and the director of national intelligence. did they give you an update? i know you can't give us a lot of specifics, but did they give you an update on this drone attack? >> they did, wolf. thank you for having me. and they did. it was a pretty somber meeting because, of course, you just look at those photographs of sergeants waters and moffett and sanders and see this young people who didn't see this coming. we have a lot of eyes and ears in the region, we have a pretty good idea of how this raid was undertaken, who was behind it, no surprise, you know, we may not know precisely exactly how directly the iranians were engaged here, but they trained, they funded, they armed these groups and

familias de los miembros del servicio que murieron el domingo y asistiran al traslado de sus cuerpos de dovere, este viernes. >> el destino del secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mallorca, parece estar en manos de un grupo de legisladores republicanos indecisos indecisos tras la reunion de hoy del comite de seguridad de la camara baja que debe decidir si somete al funcionario a un juicio politico o impeachment por la crisis migratoria. >> cristina londono nos cuenta lo que paso en esta audiencia. >> han sido horas de fuego cruzado sobre seguridad alejandro mayorkas, aqui en los republicanos buscan destituir. >> es un simulacro de juicio, una patrana impulsada por los extremistas maga al servicio de donald trump insistieron los democratas. >> no podemos permitir que este hombre siga en su cargo, dijo el lider republicano del comite. >> las acusaciones contra el secretario de seguridad nacional, son negarse deliberadamente a cumplir la ley y haber violado la confianza del publico. >> mas de 150.000 americanos se han muerto por los logros tambien estan enriqueciendo los carteles de mexi

meanwhile, the white house says president biden will be there at dover air force base when the bodies of those three u.s. service members return home this friday lester >> peter alexander starting us off from the white house, thanks >>> republicans moving forward tonight with impeachment articles against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, accusing him of allowing millions of migrants to cross the border ryan nobles is at the capitol tonight. ryan, where does all this go? >> lester, right now a house committee is debating the merits of these articles of impeachment against secretary alejandro mayorkas it will likely become a vote for the entire house of representatives. republicans are accusing mayorkas of willfully ignoring the law, and they say president biden's border policies have led to a record 8.6 million migrant crossings since president biden took office now mayorkas has said this is nothing more than a political stunt. he has called the accusations against him baseless he could be the first cabinet secretary impeached in nearly 150 years. it is unlikely, though,

really strong winds across parts of lincolnshire, east anglia, southeast england, especially through the doverinto the 60s of miles an hour, maybe even towards 70. so there is the threat of some disruption — weather from the heavy rain and the risk of flooding, or the strong winds that could be strong enough to bring down a few trees. could be strong enough either way, that lot will be clearing out of the way as we head into wednesday, but just to be followed by another unsettled day — a day of sunshine and showers. the showers heavy with hail and thunder across england and wales, blustery conditions here. lighter winds for northern ireland means the showers could last a bit longer. some heavier, more persistent rain for northeast scotland perhaps causing 1—2 issues, and cold enough to see some of the rain start to turn to sleet or snow over the hills in shetland. quite a lot going on, then, but the weather will eventually calm down. low pressure later this week will start to slide away from our shores — and instead, we get an area of high pressure building in as we head towards the end of the

con las familias de fallecidos y asistira a la llegada de sus cuerpos a la base de la fuerza aerea dovernes. >> es una situacion sumamente sumamente delicada ninguno de los dos paises quiere ir a una guerra pero caminan por una linea muy delgada. >> este incidente es el primero que deja muertes de soldados estadounidenses en un acto hostil desde que comenzo la guerra entre israel y hamas el pasado 7 de crecer en esta r region del mundo. >> gracias, vanessa. >> bien, el expresidente donald trump estara en las boletas de las primarias de de illinois programadas para el 19 de marzo. >> el comite de elecciones de este estado formado por cuatro republicanos y cuatro democratas, nego por unanimidad la solicitud de que trump se ha descalificado por su papel en el asalto al capitolio. >> indicaron que es la justicia y no los funcionarios electorales quien debe decidir sobre este asunto en mexico, el presidente lopez obrador no solo nego hoy la posibilidad de indultar al asesino confeso de luis donaldo colosio, tal como lo pidio el hijo del entonces candidato presidencial, sino que quiere investi

host: let me take you back to the granite state, dover, new hampshire. this is sylvia, independent.er: good morning. one of the things that hasn't been mentioned and i want to make sure hasn't been changed,■s if you are an independent and you go into vote, you can pick a ballot, republican or democrat, and secretly vote your desired person. and then on the way out the door, you can stop and return to your independent status, so that means you don't stay on the roles as a republican or democrat and go back to being independent. host: mr. cook? guest: we don't have independents in new hampshire technically, they are undeclared. we call them independent. that has not changed. there is a misnomer out there, mis-impression that democrats can vote in the republican party or republicans can vote in the democratic party. they cannot. we are no different from any other state in that regard. an undeclared voter can go to the polls, take a ballot. that makes them a member of the party before they cast the ballot. they cast the ballot. if they so choose, they can sign a postcard or something on

this is dover this morning.wanda ion is about putting people off attempting this crossing, but no one who has made this journey has been sent there yet. what does the root -- what does the rwandan president make a fiddle? -- make of it all? >> not seeing a refugee. reporter: if people don't come, we will return the money, he says. the u.k. has already handed over 240 million pounds. >> your party backs the bill? reporter: the prime minister is trying to get his rwandan policy to work. for two years, it has been stymied by the courts. the labor leader who scrapped the plan sought to mark rishi sunak over silencing his -- >> only this government could waste hundreds of millions of pounds on a policy that does not remove anyone. but he still has not answered the question. so i will try again. what progress has he made in locating the 4250 people his government has apparently lost? reporter: the prime minister dodged the question, but hit back. >> have worked through a record number of cases and returned a record nu

militias iran has denied having any involvement, and the white house says president biden, he will be at dover air force base on friday when the bodies of the service members return home. >>> fresh criticism off of their attacks on a hospital in gaza, israelis killed three palestinians in a targeted assassination raid the three were militants, they say, planning an imminent attack one of the men weexecuted whi sleeping in his hospital bid let's go live to chapman bell. and a warning some of the images are disturbing >> reporter: let's take a look at the images from inside the hospital showing this dramatic raid by undercover israeli defense forces, commandos, carrying out the raid. you can see some dressed in medical scrubs, others disguised as palestinians, others as women with headscarves carrying weapons. israel says the attack was on militants planning attacks both groups acknowledging members of their groups were killed one was killed in his hospital bed as he was sleeping the palestinian authority calling this raid a war crime. however, israel has maintained that hamas and other groups u

. >> reporter: the president is expected to be there when the body of the three soldiers arrive at dover air base on friday. >> do we know how the u.s. is planning to respond? >> we know a bit more about this. according to u.s. officials telling cbs news that this will likely include a strategic bombing campaign that could last over the course of numerous targets for numerous days. again, all of this with the intension of not escalating a conflict, not creating a war with iran in the midst of all this. >> that is always top of mind. jarred hill in new york. thank you. >> sure. >>> a new hostage release deal appears to be in doubt after prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejected two of hamas' demand. -- demands. netanyahu ruled out a full military withdrawal from gaza and the release of thousands of jailed militants. hamas' top political leader said the group was studying the terms of the deal. >>> in the west bank, a dramatic raid. israeli forces disguised as civilian women in medical workers stormed a hospital killing three palestinian militants. israel said the three were using the hos

six people taken to dover.that activists from the palestine action group were intending to target the london stock exchange tomorrow morning . stock exchange tomorrow morning. in the early hours of this morning, officers arrested a 31 year old man in liverpool on suspicion of conspiracy to cause criminal damage. a further five people, all believed to be part of the same plot, have also been arrested . snow and ice warnings arrested. snow and ice warnings have been extended across the uk as the country faces an arctic blast. as the country faces an arctic blast . the new warnings cover blast. the new warnings cover the whole of scotland as well as parts of wales and england, including newcastle and manchester. up to ten centimetres of snow could hit northern ireland tomorrow. the freezing temperatures are forecast to move further south over the course of the week. roads and railways are

african, i couldn't be more proud to be part of the the low on the bulk of this is news out loud from dover. coming up in the next 60 minutes, thousands of bodies discovered dumped in a gauze the schoolyard. witnesses say they all civilians executed by is there any forces the the biggest health facility in the silence of the strip comes on the is radiate side, 1000 sheltering the fee for that lives. the, this ready for testers trying to blockade from entering gauze a fight with police of the, for the cost you and the sexy general says for a is the backbone of relief efforts. gaza at his work must continue. the thanks for joining us. the bodies of palestinians have been found dumped in a school yard in northern gauze. i witnessed to say the victims were blindfolded, tortured and killed before being placed in plastic bags. so it is, i'm of which has more and a winning view is may find some of the footage and excellence report disturbing this man is recovering the bodies of palestinians who had been looking. they were taken away by his really forces. and now some of their remains are being dis

really strong winds across parts of lincolnshire, east anglia, southeast england, especially through the doverards 70. so there is the threat of some disruption — weather from the heavy rain and the risk of flooding, or the strong winds that could be strong enough to bring down a few trees. either way, that lot will be clearing out of the way as we head into wednesday, but just to be followed by another unsettled day — a day of sunshine and showers. the showers heavy with hail and thunder across england and wales, blustery conditions here. lighter winds for northern ireland means the showers could last a bit longer. some heavier, more persistent rain for northeast scotland perhaps causing 1—2 issues, and cold enough to see some of the rain start to turn to sleet or snow over the hills in shetland. quite a lot going on, then, but the weather will eventually calm down. low pressure later this week will start to slide away from our shores — and instead, we get an area of high pressure building in as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend beyond. indeed, quite a long spell of dry, set

although shelves, up and up on the bottom of the ocean, turning into limestone, where the wait list of dover, which are the skeletons of clock listed for us, which are a microscopic fido plankton plants at the base of the food chain in the c. and there, there are 100000000000000000 tons of carbon locked up in carbonaceous rocks, all of which is of life origin. all of which was sucked out of the ocean. and to some extent, the atmosphere, the atmosphere, the forest turned at the coal. so that was atmosphere at c o 2 that ended up buried in the ground forever until we came along. so in fact, we are the salvation of life in that we are replenishing the c o 2. that life inadvertently hit mean they didn't do it on the plankton weren't thinking. let's take to all the c o 2 out of the water, but that's what happened because they invented a way to make armor plating for themselves. if you think of a clam, imagine how easy it would be for a predator to get a clam. if it didn't have that show on it, the shelves are like, harm are on a night. and so there's many, many, many species figured out how to do

lifeboats from dover, dungeness and hastings were called to the scene earlier this morning for otherpeople being brought ashore to dover by border force vessels. that means that so far this yean that means that so far this year, around 1200 migrants have crossed to the uk. that's roughly the same number as this time last year. roughly the same number as this time last year . the government time last year. the government has now published the details of its deal with the dup, which guarantees northern ireland unlimited access for trade with the rest of the uk . the the rest of the uk. the agreement sets the stage for the return of power sharing in northern ireland, after the dup withdrew almost two years ago. the new deal will also see a package of more than £3 billion to support public services in northern ireland. the new laws are expected to be debated in parliament tomorrow . nicola parliament tomorrow. nicola sturgeon has said that there is a large part of her that wished she hadn't been first minister dunng she hadn't been first minister during the covid pandemic. it comes as sh

really strong winds across parts of lincolnshire, east anglia, southeast england, especially through the doveren towards 70. so, there is the threat of some disruption — weather from the heavy rain and the risk of flooding, or the strong winds that could be strong enough to bring down a few trees. either way, that lot will be clearing out of the way as we head into wednesday, but just to be followed by another unsettled day — a day of sunshine and showers. the showers heavy with hail and thunder across england and wales, blustery conditions here. lighter winds for northern ireland means the showers could last a bit longer. some heavier, more persistent rain for northeast scotland, perhaps causing one or two issues, and cold enough to see some of the rain start to turn to sleet or snow over the high hills in shetland. quite a lot going on, then, but the weather will eventually calm down. low pressure later this week is going to start to slide away from our shores, and instead, we get an area of high pressure building in as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend beyond. indeed, quit

really strong winds across parts of lincolnshire, east anglia, southeast england, especially through the dovers of miles an hour, maybe even towards 70. so there is the threat of some disruption — weather from the heavy rain and the risk of flooding, or the strong winds that could be strong enough to bring down a few trees. either way, that lot will be clearing out of the way as we head into wednesday, but just to be followed by another unsettled day — a day of sunshine and showers. the showers heavy with hail and thunder across england and wales, blustery conditions here. lighter winds for northern ireland means the showers could last a bit longer. some heavier, more persistent rain for northeast scotland perhaps causing 1—2 issues, and cold enough to see some of the rain start to turn to sleet or snow over the hills in shetland. quite a lot going on, then, but the weather will eventually calm down. low pressure later this week will start to slide away from our shores — and instead, we get an area of high pressure building in as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend beyond. inde

really strong winds across parts of lincolnshire, east anglia, southeast england, especially through the doveriles an hour, maybe even towards 70. so, there is the threat of some disruption — weather from the heavy rain and the risk of flooding, or the strong winds that could be strong enough to bring down a few trees. either way, that lot will be clearing out of the way as we head into wednesday, but just to be followed by another unsettled day — a day of sunshine and showers. the showers heavy with hail and thunder across england and wales, blustery conditions here. lighter winds for northern ireland means the showers could last a bit longer. some heavier, more persistent rain for northeast scotland, perhaps causing one or two issues, and cold enough to see some of the rain start to turn to sleet or snow over the high hills in shetland. quite a lot going on, then, but the weather will eventually calm down. low pressure later this week is going to start to slide away from our shores, and instead, we get an area of high pressure building in as we head towards the end of the week and the weeken

really strong winds across parts of lincolnshire, east anglia, southeast england, especially through the dover there is the threat of some disruption — weather from the heavy rain and the risk of flooding, or the strong winds that could be strong enough to bring down a few trees. either way, that lot will be clearing out of the way as we head into wednesday, but just to be followed by another unsettled day — a day of sunshine and showers. the showers heavy with hail and thunder across england and wales, blustery conditions here. lighter winds for northern ireland means the showers could last a bit longer. some heavier, more persistent rain for northeast scotland, perhaps causing one or two issues, and cold enough to see some of the rain start to turn to sleet or snow over the hills in shetland. quite a lot going on, then, but the weather will eventually calm down. low pressure later this week is going to start to slide away from our shores — and instead, we get an area of high pressure building in as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend beyond. indeed, quite a long spell of dry,

shelves up them to end up on the bottom of the ocean, turning into limestone where the white list of dover, which are the skeletons of kaka listed for us, which are a microscopic fatal plankton plant at the base of the food chain in the c. and there, there are 100000000000000000 tons of carbon locked up in carbonaceous rocks, all of which is of life origin, all of which was sucked out of the ocean. and to some extent, the atmosphere, the atmosphere, the for us turned at the coal. so that was atmosphere at c o 2 that ended up buried in the ground forever until we came along. so in fact, we are the salvation of life in that we are replenishing the c o 2. that life inadvertently hit mean they didn't do it on the plankton weren't thinking. let's take to all the c o 2 out of the water, but that's what happened because they invented a way to make armor plating for themselves. if you think of a clam, imagine how easy it would be for a predator to get a clam. if it didn't have that shell on it, the shelves are like, harm are on a night. and so there's many, many, many species figured out how to do