hejoked later speech and classes case in his pocket.e in his pocket. hejoked later that it was a good thing his speech was so long because it meant there were many pages folded up the could slow the bullet. the other parallel worth looking at is the 1960s when robert kennedy was unfortunately killed when he was running for president whenjohn f. kennedy was killed and when some other important political leaders like doctor martin luther king and malcolm x were killed as well. that reminds us that it is very rare for a political violence to occur as a 1—off thing. you do need to be cautious that it does not escalate and continue and turn into a cluster of assassinations or assassination attempts that we saw in that decade. , ., , ., , decade. given what you 'ust said and what i decade. given what you 'ust said and what we �* decade. given what you 'ust said and what we have h decade. given what you just said and what we have been hearing from people on the ground, we heard from some people attending the rally that there is anger and emoti

he awarded the presidential medal of freedom to stoltenberg there, and hejoked about making him extendr a couple of more years, talking about apologies to your wife, but i think anybody who was watching the speech and may be a bit on tenterhooks to see how he might do, whether there might be a flop or he might trip over his words again, they were probably disappointed this was a strong speech and one of his better showings, more equivalent to his state of the union speech rather than his debate against donald trump. we'll be getting more into this with biden with our next guest. but i want to get your thoughts about what's to happen next in regards to the nato summit. we know that on wednesday, sweden, which is the newest member, the 32nd member, will be welcomed into the nato alliance, there will be a dinner at the white house where various different politicians from all the nato countries will be gathered there for a state dinner on thursday, probably the next big biggest events, if you want to look at the political situation with the president, he will deliver a press conference and

hejoked, "goodbye, gaza, goodbye."n egypt, herfamily escaped there after nine were killed in an earlier air strike — his sister—in—law, inas, blinded in one eye there. and mohammed's fiance, hadil. translation: up to the last minute, i was planning - for him to arrive here. we were going to stay for a while and if things improved, go back to gaza. now i don't know what to do. the missile was fired around 7.30 in the evening. youths playing nearby ran to help, and saw children's bodies, parts of bodies. the israeli military says it was targeting a hamas member allegedly involved in the october 7th massacres. in doing so, they killed 29 people. dozens more were wounded. they've been bombed, displaced — from one fragile refuge to another. and there is what they have seen, and what cannot be unremembered. they lean in to stop the child struggling as shrapnel is removed from his head. pure chance the direction of the blast saved this infant. the israelis say they used precise munitions and are reviewing the circumstances of

hejoked, "goodbye, gaza, goodbye."ure wife in egypt, herfamily escaped there after nine were killed in an earlierairstrike. his sister—in—law, inas, blinded in one eye then and mohammed's fiance, hadil. translation: up to the last minute, _ i was planning for him to arrive here. we were going to stay for a while and if things improved, go back to gaza. now i don't know what to do. the missile was fired around 7:30 in the evening. youths playing nearby ran to help, and saw children's bodies, parts of bodies. the israeli military says it was targeting a hamas member allegedly involved in the october 7 massacres. in doing so, they killed 29 people. dozens more were wounded. they've been bombed, displaced — from one fragile refuge to another. and there is what they have seen, and what cannot be unremembered. they lean in to stop the child struggling as shrapnel is removed from his head. pure chance the direction of the blast saved this infant. the israelis say they used precise munitions and are reviewing the circumstances

hejoked, "goodbye, gaza, goodbye." translation: up to the last minute, i was planning for him to arrive - here. we were going to stay for a while and if things improved, go back to gaza. now i don�*t know what to do. the missile was fired around 7.30 in the evening. youths playing nearby ran to help, and saw children�*s bodies, parts of bodies. the israeli military says it was targeting a hamas member allegedly involved in the october 7th massacres. in doing so, they killed 29 people. dozens more were wounded. they�*ve been bombed, displaced — from one fragile refuge to another. and there is what they have seen, and what cannot be unremembered. they lean in to stop the child struggling as shrapnel is removed from his head. pure chance the direction of the blast saved this infant. the israelis say they used precise munitions and are reviewing the circumstances of the air strike. the teacher mohammed abed was one of those buried today, by sisters still trapped in this hell, grieving for him and for what their children mu

he awarded the presidential medal of freedom to stoltenberg there, and hejoked about making him extend years, talking about apologies to your wife, but i think anybody who was watching the speech and may be a bit on tenterhooks to see how we might do, whether there might be a flood or he might trip over his words again, they were probably disappointed this was a strong speech and one of his better showings, more equivalent to his state of the union speech rather than his debate against donald trump. we'll be getting more into this with biden with our next guest. but i want to get your thoughts will about what's going to happen next in regards to the nato summit. taste happen next in regards to the nato summit.— happen next in regards to the nato summit. we know that on wednesday. — nato summit. we know that on wednesday, sweden, - nato summit. we know that on wednesday, sweden, which - nato summit. we know that on wednesday, sweden, which is| nato summit. we know that on i wednesday, sweden, which is the newest member, the 32nd member, will be welcomed into the nato alliance, there wil

hejoked, "goodbye, gaza, goodbye." they were playing football nearby when the missile struck.er 7th massacres. in the process, they killed 29 people, many of them women and children. dozens more were wounded. they've been bombed, displaced — from one fragile refuge to another. there are the wounds of war. and there is what they have seen and what cannot be unremembered. they are connected by ties of family and of suffering. they lean in to stop the child struggling as shrapnel is removed from his head. pure chance the direction of the blast saved this infant. and this young man whose mother is pushed beyond endurance. "this is enough," she says. "this is enough." the israel defence forces say they're reviewing the circumstances of the airstrike. in al—awda, the mortuaries are crowded, but not all of the dead here are named. on this shroud, the words say simply "a woman". on a day when all paths seem to lead to the graves. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. going back now to our main story tonight and the manhunt after a woman and her two daughters were killed in their home las

hejoked, "goodbye, gaza, goodbye."here after nine were killed in an earlierairstrike. his sister—in—law, inas, blinded in one eye then and mohammed's fiance, hadil. translation: up to the last minute, _ i was planning for him to arrive here. we were going to stay for a while and if things improved, go back to gaza. now i don't know what to do. the missile was fired around 7:30 in the evening. youths playing nearby ran to help, and saw children's bodies, parts of bodies. the israeli military says it was targeting a hamas member allegedly involved in the october 7 massacres. in doing so, they killed 29 people. dozens more were wounded. they've been bombed, displaced — from one fragile refuge to another. and there is what they have seen, and what cannot be unremembered. they lean in to stop the child struggling as shrapnel is removed from his head. pure chance the direction of the blast saved this infant. the israelis say they used precise munitions and are reviewing the circumstances of the air strike. the teacher mohamm

hejoked, "goodbye, gaza, goodbye."mily escaped there after nine were killed in an earlier air strike — his sister—in—law, inas, blinded in one eye there. and mohammed's fiance, hadil. translation: up to the last. minute, i was planning for him to arrive here. we were going to stay for a while and if things improved, go back to gaza. now i don't know what to do. the missile was fired around 7.30 in the evening. youths playing nearby ran to help, and saw children's bodies, parts of bodies. the israeli military says it was targeting a hamas member allegedly involved in the october 7 massacres. in doing so, they killed 29 people. dozens more were wounded. they've been bombed, displaced — from one fragile refuge to another. and there is what they have seen, and what cannot be unremembered. they lean in to stop the child struggling as shrapnel is removed from his head. pure chance the direction of the blast saved this infant. the israelis say they used precise munitions and are reviewing the circumstances of the air strike.

hejoked, "goodbye, gaza, goodbye. " they were playing football nearby when the missile struck. _ theymilitary says it was targeting a hamas member allegedly involved in the october 7th massacres. in the process, they killed 29 people, many of them women and children. dozens more were wounded. they've been bombed, displaced — from one fragile refuge to another. there are the wounds of war. and there is what they have seen and what cannot be unremembered. they are connected by ties of family and of suffering. they lean in to stop the child struggling as shrapnel is removed from his head. pure chance the direction of the blast saved this infant. and this young man whose mother is pushed beyond endurance. "this is enough," she says. "this is enough. " the israel defence forces say they're reviewing the circumstances of the airstrike. in al—awda, the mortuaries are crowded, but not all of the dead here are named. on this shroud, the words say simply "a woman". on a day when all paths seem to lead to the graves. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. 0ur gaza correspondent rushdi abualouf is cu

hejoked about as well as opposing the new government.mething very different- _ five years. the tone was something very different. he _ five years. the tone was something very different. he listed _ five years. the tone was something very different. he listed all - five years. the tone was something very different. he listed all the i very different. he listed all the things as the leader of the opposition they would do, holding to account this new government, not opposing just for the sake of it. but towards the end he said a really interesting thing. he said that the books on the government have been open to the then labour opposition and now the government for a considerable amount of time so the notion that coming into power things are worse than anticipated simply wasn�*t true. are worse than anticipated simply wasn't true-— wasn't true. look, i think the conservatives _ wasn't true. look, i think the conservatives know - wasn't true. look, i think the conservatives know that i wasn't true. look, i think the conservatives know that f