imran khan ally as he prepares to leave person and is on about. within 21,000 people have now been killed in gaza since the war began. the health ministry says six people were killed in what it says was an israeli strike on a refugee camp. reports indicate the victims were killed by a drone strike. in the west bank, described the conflict as a "grave crime" against his people. translation: what is happening is far be and a translation: what is happening is far beyond a disaster _ translation: what is happening is far beyond a disaster and _ translation: what is happening is far beyond a disaster and for - translation: what is happening is far beyond a disaster and for more | far beyond a disaster and for more than a genocide. the palestinians have never seen anything like this. what is happening today is far worse than 19a8. what is happening today is far worse than 1948. a what is happening today is far worse than 19a8. a huge crime is being committed against palestinians over the past 79 days, notjust in gaza but also in the west bank and jerusa

pti is a popular party in pakistan the moment, only because of imran khan, the former prime ministere parliament last year when imran khan waved a paper during a rally, during an election campaign where he was saying that america conspired against him. after that in a series of incidents, he was, there was a lot that happened in pakistan politically and in which imran khan then landed in prison. since then, his close aide is seen as someone who can take over the political party after him. right now, his rearrest is seen by the party is an attempt to basically thwart their entire election campaign because as it is, the election commission of pakistan is now giving the election schedule which is to be held probably in february next year. i'd now, a lot of lyrical intensity is taking place. nepal says it has received complaints that about one—hundred of its citizens.. fighting as mercenaries for the russian army.. are missing or injured in ukraine. the foreign minister said the government had raised with moscow concerns about nepali nationals fighting with russian forces. russia is beli

i wouldn't— imran, stuart, eitheradvisers. i wouldn't want to... with the idea — to... i am inclined tojust run away with the idea that it all would have sailed _ with the idea that it all would have sailed on. — with the idea that it all would have sailed on, had it not been for the intervention of number ten. i think that sage _ intervention of number ten. i think that sage themselves on the 13th had seen very seriously and very clearly something — seen very seriously and very clearly something needed to be done. that was m something needed to be done. trust was my impression. until saturday the 14th of march when mr cummins presented his whiteboard, in the middle of numerous other meetings and talked about plan b, until that point no one in the dhs e has said we are off the mark, we have gone wrong, we have got to accelerate and impose more stringent measures? mr; impose more stringent measures? my impression is the critical moment was indeed, as you say, that sage meeting _ was indeed, as you say, that sage meeting where a number of scientists,

saw the npis where to me, probably what imran is getting — to me, probably what imran is getting at—.. you know. — getting at in his e—mail, pretty... you know, far—fetched in my imagination. i was still gestating that~ _ imagination. i was still gestating that. on — imagination. i was still gestating that. . , ,, imagination. i was still gestating that. ., ,, . . that. on a press conference in march ou said that. on a press conference in march you said we — that. on a press conference in march you said we are _ that. on a press conference in march you said we are as _ that. on a press conference in march you said we are as a _ that. on a press conference in march you said we are as a country - you said we are as a country extremely well prepared. as it turned out that was not so but i want to ask you, that we can before you had received the draft action plan, that contained the delay document which you have been shown in draft form and in that document, there is that assertion, we are well prepared and we have plans in place etc, do you think you told the world that we were well pre

imran khan has been facing a barrage of legal cases after his outster from office last year. this month, the us deployed a nuclear-powered submarine in south korean waters. and flew long-range bombers in joint drills with the south and japan. piong yang says such drills are invasion rehearsal and provocative. that does for world news coming up next is news to brief. it's bye-bye for now. internationally, general is known as a top anti-terror commander who fought daesh terrorists and other terror groups in syria and iraq, but many do not know that his fight abroad was the continuation of the fight against armed militants and thugs at home. watch this documentary to see how the two fronts are connected. this war planes continue to strike residential areas and refugee camps across the gaza strip killing more palestinians. nearly 21,700 palestinians of lost their lives and some 56,00 others have been wounded since israel began its onslot in gaza nearly three months. ago, the palestiny resistance movement hamas has released the new video showing is fighters targeting israely tanks

is a lifestyle, and as i i have already noted that this is a gift from the famous pakistani artist imran belarus this year to take part in an exhibition of his paintings in the national library of belarus. here you can see that the picture best shows the traditions, national costumes, as well as the sights of pakistan. the center we are in now was opened in january twenty-three, and here you can see the most popular ones. products for which pakistan is famous and which are also pakistan exports to other countries, these are leather swords that are used for fifa international championships, these are fabrics, these are textile products, these are surgical instruments, leather goods, salt lamps and many other various items. i can say that the work of a diplomat or a diplomatic mission never ends. it only has a starting point, and of course, the potential for developing relations between both countries is very great. we have built a good base over the last 3 years. i would also like to mention all the memorandums about mutual understanding that all agreements were signed. we use this as a p

this painting is a gift from the famous pakistani artist imran khan, who came to belarus this year ton exhibition of his paintings at the national library of belarus. here you can see that the picture best shows the traditions, national costumes, as well as the sights of pakistan. pakistan exports to other countries, this leather swords that are used for international championships are fabrics, textile products, surgical instruments, leather goods, salt lamps and many other various items. live news at noon, olga is with you.

this painting is a gift from the famous pakistani artist imran khan, who came to belarus this year tot in an exhibition of his paintings in national library of belarus. here you can see that the picture best shows the traditions, national costumes, as well as the sights of pakistan. the center where we are now was opened in january twenty-three. and here you can see the most popular products for which pakistan is famous and which pakistan also exports to other countries, these are leather swords, which are used for fifa international championships, these are fabrics, these are textile products, these are surgical tools, leather goods, salt lamps and many other various items. i can say that the work of a diplomat. or a diplomatic mission never ends, it only has a starting point, and of course, the potential for developing relations between both countries is very large, we have created a good base over the past 3 years, i would also like to mention all the memorandums of understanding that all have been signed agreement, we use this as a platform to develop fruitful relations between be

pretty what imran is getting at in his email. pretty far what imran is getting at in his email .n. i was. email. pretty far fetched. still in my imagination. i was . i was in my imagination. i was. i was still. i was still gestating. that at a press conference on the 3rd of march. >> you said that we were, as a country, extremely well prepared of course, as it turns out , that of course, as it turns out, that was not so . but i want to ask was not so. but i want to ask you the weekend before you'd received the draft action plan that contained delayed document , that contained delayed document, which you'd been shown in draft form and in that document there is that assertion we are well prepared and we have plans in place . et cetera. do you think place. et cetera. do you think you told the world that we were well prepared on the third because you had seen it in that action plan, the draft of which you'd been reading over the weekend? >> yes. this is the second. this is the weekend of the 28th. february 1st of 20. was it a leap year? was there a 29th? >> i really don't know, mr jo

the joint exercise of the iranian navy and imran in the northern indian ocean. sea of ​​oman and strait of hormuz were held. in this exercise, floatation units and flight units, army navy, irgc and farajeh navy and accompanying. the navy of oman provided relief to the ships that were in the accident and the employees in danger. the deputy of naval operations said that this exercise is held jointly between iran and oman's naval forces every year to achieve predetermined goals. the main objectives of the exercise are to raise the level of cooperation between the naval forces of the islamic republic of iran and the royal navy it is oman, and just like i said, we can work together to help the ships in transit and to help the ships in transit in special conditions, especially in this very critical and busy waterway. the specialists of a company of scientists succeeded by using laser technology produces high-precision 3d imaging devices. this equipment is used for detailed inspection of industrial parts, and with its domestication, iran has become one of the five coun

imran is about the plan to jump production and provide housing. the second chapter of land provision. we considered this article to support the 99-year lease to provide housing for the affluent youths. they are one of the needy classes and the deprived poor sections of the society with a very low preferential, discounted price, and a very low price, so that this property is available to them with very, very low rents. supporting the needy people and the third and lower tenths of the society, which should be considered as a very low rental amount, in fact, the land should be considered free of charge, the regional value is a very low amount, the division that has been made into lands outside the boundaries of the cities , it is at the disposal of the housing foundation and other institutions. we must consider all aspects of the issue, hammering the details. the project continued until august 1400 until the work was finished . regarding the plan to jump in housing production , i am announcing the voting. it was approved by promulgating this law . si

had made to the arab countries, including the united arab emirates and bahrain, and then sudan and imran, this normal question became public in order to somehow pull israel out of the isolation it has been in until now. of course, the majority of muslim countries and the majority of governments, even these , have no relationship with israel and do not recognize it. after losing the us presidential election, donald trump said with great surprise that he has served the zionists the most since the world war. i did the second one, but strangely, only 75% the american jewish community voted for biden and i was only able to attract 25% of the american jewish vote. well, when trump came to the election, he made promises that would please the people, and his main slogan was the first american election campaign , but it soon became clear that his foreign policy was israel first, this was what israel wanted, and trump could give it to them. his work was unethical and immature of a man compared to those who voted for him, although the international developments had a different order, but the result

imran khan ally as he prepares to leave person and is on about.have now been killed in gaza since the war began. the health ministry says six people were killed in what it says was an israeli strike on a refugee camp. reports indicate the victims were killed by a drone strike.

a court in pakistan has indicted former prime minister imran khan on charges of leaking state secretst by pakistan's ambassador to the united states and using it for his political interests. a party colleague of khans and the former foreign minister has also been indicted in the same case. both deny the charges. the office of the south african president cyril ramaphosa says he will appeal against a court ruling that his crowning of the new zulu king was unlawful and invalid. king misuzulu's half—brother, prince simakade, says he's the rightful heir. the late king goodwill zwelithini died in 2021, sparking a vicious power struggle between the brothers. movie lovers have a chance to bid for some unique props and costumes from some of the biggest movies ever. there is an auction of items starting on thursday from films including batman, harry potter, spider—man and star wars. but as our reporter nicky schiller explains the must have prop is out of this world. it was back in 1982 that the world fell in love with et, the homesick extraterrestrial, and the bond he had with elliott, the litt

the washington post says pakistan's former prime minister imran khan campaigned from behind bars usingckdown on events held by his party. the business insider focuses on the resources needed to power artificial intelligence, with experts warning ai will put an increased environmental burden on the planet. in the scientific american, ai is proving to be a game—changer and there's this from unilad online. scientists claim ai seems to be able to predict when a person will die with surprising accuracy. there is a cheery thought. with me is priya lakhani, ceo of ai education company century tech. nice to see you before christmas. nice to see you before christmas. nice to see you, i have made your christmas cards.— christmas cards. let's part that for a second. christmas cards. let's part that for a second- their _ christmas cards. let's part that for a second. they are _ christmas cards. let's part that for a second. they are brilliant. - christmas cards. let's part that for a second. they are brilliant. are i a second. they are brilliant. are they good? _ a second. they are brilliant. are

hassan , a contract was signed for 7,138 villages to implement the work of each wherever there is water, imran abadani also goes there. people are trying hard for water now, they are going to another city, now, i hope to god, the water has increased, the water is much better, we are also building houses here , about 70, 80 of our women, the return of sustainable water will reach the village in terms of quantity and quality, we are a migration. we will have a reversal towards the village. since the beginning of this term, 364 villages with a population of over 4.7 million people are covered by the water supply network. placement means a progress of more than 45 nahid khodadadi of sed and sima news agency. well, very well , doctor. this jihad abrasani project that was mentioned in my report, do you understand when it started and until now, how successful has the implementation of this plan been, as i mentioned, in the direction of the backwardness that we actually have. villages that have dilapidated networks or do not have stable water sources or there is no explanatory network , and in fact we

is what i was doing. 146, 66, page 92, your own private secretary, i 92, your own private secretary, imran, recorded in his notebook that on thursday the 19th of march the same day in fact is those communications, you said we are killing the patient to tackle the tumour, large numbers of people will die. why are we destroying everything for people who will die soon? bed blockers? is that not indicative of the absence of a consistent value and a clear decision that on the basis of scientific advice that you had received, these stringent interventions are necessary? ida. received, these stringent interventions are necessary? no, it is an indication _ interventions are necessary? no, it is an indication of _ interventions are necessary? no, it is an indication of the _ interventions are necessary? no, it is an indication of the cruelty - interventions are necessary? no, it is an indication of the cruelty of- is an indication of the cruelty of the choice that we faced and the appalling balancing act that i had to do throughout the pandemic and in order to... to do throughout the pandemic and i

iran and imran in the path of developing cooperation, the first vice president in the meeting with the minister of trade, industry and development in amman, emphasizing the need to develop a road map for bilateral economic cooperation, said: solving banking and financial issues, issuing magus and facilitating the movement of business delegations and the private sector of the two countries in the areas of export and import investment. in this meeting , referring to his country's emphasis on expanding commercial and economic relations with iran, he said: in the past two years good measures have been taken in bilateral exchanges with a national dimension, solving customs problems, joint business projects and investment in the field of energy and joint gas fields. iran and amman replace the dollar in commercial exchanges with national currencies. in a meeting with the minister of trade, industry and investment development of oman, the governor general of the central bank said: we welcome any action that leads to the development of monetary and banking cooperation between the two countries.

the families of 85-year-old imran cooper, 79-year-old kayyem perry and 80 years metzger asking in the. >> every minute that is huge gambling on my grandfather's lives. >> reporter: vowing to bring the 100 hostages including americans back home. the idf saying its rules of engagement weren't followed when israeli soldiers mistakenly killed three hostages in gaza. a preliminary report finding chaim, that they billy ray shirtless waving a white flag when a soldier shot and killed two of them. someone was heard crying help in hebrew. troops ordered to stop firing but the third hostage was shot and killed shortly after. israel finding these signs near a nearby building where those hostages were believe to have been hiding. one reading, sos. apparently made out of leftover food. families fearing their relatives held in gaza could be next. >> this is a possibility that israeli soldiers might accidentally kill hostages. now what we feared finally happened, and we feel we are very worried this is going to happen again. >> reporter: in gaza, chaos inside the children's ward of a hospital moment

flooding has stinson beach imran kron. 4 sarah stinson reports. waves crashed over berms rushing onto streets and into some homes in stinson beach thursday morning. this due to high tides and serve stand on this deck by me and watch it. this long open air about 10 feet. >> and then it to shoot down the road. and you wonder, you know what's going to happen? but stinson beach fire issued an evacuation order just before 10 in the morning. but many people who have long lived in this tight-knit beach community chose not to evacuate the norm. right now we all been through this pretty much prepared for it and pretty much ready and >> the fire department does a really good job of making sure everybody's informed. and zoe fair says last year around this time, flooding was more destructive. >> and it prepared everyone for this round of coastal flooding in this is way more organized. and last year, i mean, last year was kind of came out of the blue and it was definitely more chaotic. right away. crews from several agencies got to work with tractors, clearing

a court in pakistan has indicted former prime minister imran khan on charges of leaking state secretsnfidential cable sent by pakistan's ambassador to the united states and using it for his political interests. a party colleague of khan's and the former foreign minister has also been indicted in the same case. both deny the charges. the office of the south african president cyril ramaphosa says he will appeal against a court ruling that his crowning of the new zulu king was unlawful and invalid. king misuzulu's half—brother, prince simakade, says he's the rightful heir. the late king goodwill zwelithini died in 2021, sparking a vicious power struggle between the brothers. emergency services are at the scene of a large fire at an industrial estate in south wales. police have tonight said officers are responding to a "serious incident" in pontypridd. eyewitnesses have reported hearing a "massive explosion". our correspondent tomos morgan is at the scene. the emergency services were called here to treforest, just outside pontypridd, just north of cardiff around 715 this evening. 7:15 thi

a court in pakistan has indicted former prime minister imran khan on charges of leaking state secrets states and using it for his political interests. the office of the south african president cyril ramaphosa says he will appeal against a court ruling that his crowning of the new zulu king, misuzulu zulu, was unlawful and invalid. his half brother claims to be the rightful heir, which has sparked a vicious power struggle. movie lovers have a chance to bid for some unique props and costumes from some of the biggest movies ever. there is an auction of items starting on thursday from films including batman, harry potter, spiderman and star wars. but as our reporter nicky schiller explains, the must—have prop is out of this world. it was back in 1982 that the world fell in love with et, the homesick extraterrestrial, and the bond he had with elliott, the little boy who found him. the steven spielberg movie won four 0scars, and children in playgrounds around the globe were saying "et, phone home." well, now the original alien head is up for auction. it comes from the collection of the orig

agricultural education and promotion research organization, planning and budgeting organization, takhtkhassi imran shagadi new cities, customs, imam khomeini urbanization company, presidential scientific vice president organization document registration, endowment organization, research institute of science and information technology, islamic propaganda organization, organization of documents and national library of iran, emergency organization, organization of subsidies, plant protection organization. animal medicine organization, physical damage fund, regulatory organization and radio communication. we asked the secretary of the information technology executive council why the devices were short. some devices have technical problems, that is, their infrastructure is not interactive to provide service. some of them can also be my impression of the lack of effort of the top managers in following up on the best practices. according to mr. bagheri asl article 9 of the data and information management law specifies how to deal with violators. we will apply article 9 of the law on data management and n

a court in pakistan has charged former prime minister imran khan with leaking state secrets.onfidential cable sent by pakistan's ambassador to the united states and using it for his political interests. he denies the charges. a major security breach has taken place in the lower house of india's parliament. this footage shows a man wearing a blackjacketjumping from the visitors' area onto lawmakers' tables. reports say two men intruded into the chamber, shouting slogans and spraying coloured gas. the suspects were later taken into custody. donald tusk has been sworn in as prime minister of poland at a ceremony at the presidential palace. mr tusk said his coalition government will play a constructive role in the eu, continue support for ukraine and repair the rule of law to unblock more than 35 billion euros of frozen eu funding. you're live with bbc news. british prime minister rishi sunak survived a crucial test of his authority overnight, with a victory in the house of commons on his flagship rwanda policy. the bill would pave the way for him to stop small boats coming to th

formerforeign minister shah mehmood qureshi, who's a close associate of the former prime minister imraneek—e—insaf party — or pti — show officers pushing mr qureshi into an armoured car. police said he was detained this year in connection with widespread violence. south korean police have confirmed that the star of the oscar—winning film �*parasite', actor lee sun—kyun, has been found dead in a car in the capital, seoul. police say they are trying to establish whether the star had taken his own life. lee had been questioned recently by police about alleged illicit drug use. here in the uk, people will soon be able to buy pint—sized bottles of still and sparkling wine — including champagne — from supermarkets, pubs, and restaurants. the new 568ml size will sit alongside those already available, as part of a government drive to allow more choice for consumers. it will not apply to wine sold by the glass in pubs and restaurants. i say if you do metric, we all do metric! stay with us here on bbc news. hello there, compared to the fine, settled weather a boxing day today is looking pretty wi

former foreign minister shah mehmood qureshi, who's a close associate of the former prime minister imranakistan tehreek—e—insaf party — or pti — show officers pushing mr qureshi into an armoured car. police said he was detained this year in connection with widespread violence. now, here in the uk, drivers and their passengers are being warned to expect post—christmas travel disruption today as storm gerrit moves in. strong winds and heavy rain are already affecting much of the country with seven flood warnings in place. 0ur north of england correspondent fiona trott has more. there's a yellow warning for rain here today in this part of the world. flooding is likely on some roads and there is also a yellow warning for wind, too. so motorists are being told to slow down here on places like the m6, and particularly problems there for high—sided vehicles. let me give you an idea of what's happening across the uk. the met office is explaining that the worst—affected areas at the moment are parts of scotland, central and eastern parts of scotland, where we have snow and rain. rain in north—wes

pakistan is on the verge of civil war, the country's former prime minister imran khan was removed from his post last year, this year they decided to politically destroy him, blaming him on all counts, his arrest caused unrest throughout the country, as a result, the politician was then released, then again sent to jail, now at any moment he could find himself in shackles again, and the street on fire. more than 200 cases have been filed against khan, as experts say, this is washington’s revenge for the prime minister’s clear neutral position on... ukraine. of course, serbia and kosovo, china and taiwan, nagorno-karabakh remain on the list of unresolved conflicts, and south america has recently been added. venezuela’s claims to the territory of guyana could result in a serious crisis, but why are world leaders silent about so many hot spots? in the usa and europe , apparently, they are ready to invest only in what is profitable, and conflicts that do not have great strategic significance for them remain in the shadows without... combat or political intervention, and this, despite the fa

and a court in pakistan has indicted former minister imran khan of charges of leaking state secrets.r stories from here in the uk. shoppers are being warned not to fall victim to purchase scams especially when buying items via social media. figures suggest nearly £100 million is forecast to be stolen from thousands of victims over the festive period, with 25 to 34—year—old is the most likely victims. the disability charity census is a lack of skilled workers in the social care sector is putting vulnerable lives at risk. in england the number of vacancies for home carers is more than doubled in the past ten years foot of the government says there was a 2% increase in the workforce last year. around 8 million eligible households will receive a £299 cost of living payment in february to help with higher bills. the payment for people on means tested benefits will be made directly into their bank accounts. watching bbc news. we are going to step away from our regular coverage to take you to wales, where first minister drakeford is making a statement outside the senedd. speaks welsh minist

what i have made it with whole change the way i cook with imrans. this is sore gum grains.that you are going to be able to get a lot of flavor. it's a super grain. sore gum is burial high in protein when you make something like eggnog cake out of it and go ahead and place -- this is really well done here. go ahead and pour some of this beautiful ghee on top of it from fourth and heart. a lovely guilt-free high protein, gluten free, all these lovely textures that come together with s orgun. >> carley: i want to try eggnog cake. >> feels like a fraction of the that's because of the clarified better the ghee really truly makes a difference for me. >> lots of fiber in there by the way. more fiber than you can imagine. >> carley: fit and fiber. >> griff: i'm eating cake and good for me. >> carley: you don't have to go to the gym. >> joey: we do acting on these cooking segments times no acting. this is delicious. >> carley: thank you for joining us. as we inch closer to january 2024. we break down the month that could reshape the presidential race top of the hour coming up next.

. >> ainsley: plus, nikki haley picking up a major endorsement ahead of next month's primary in the imranit state. >> finally endorse nikki haley for president. you better your [bleep] i am. >> lawrence: don't go anywhere haley and new hampshire governor chris sununu will join us live on "fox & friends" for exclusive. let's go it lucas tomlinson with the high stakes proceeding on capitol hill. >> good morning, steve, ainsley, brian and lawrence. that's the big question this morning, will hunter biden show up? we will have our camera staking out the capitol waiting to see if the black suv arrives. last night on "special report" mike johnson explained why he is moving forward with that impeachment inquiry vote. >> the white house has stonewalled this investigation. it's gone methodically carefully as the constitution requires of us. it's a very serious matter. but, right now, they are not turning over documents. they are not turning over key witnesses. we will have to defend our subpoenas in court. so, to do that, you need an impeachment inquiry vote from the full house. we will have that t

this is a little bit like imran khan and pakistan. he is the most popular politician in pakistan.he legal side. the second aspect in terms of sidelining trump is this fearfactor terms of sidelining trump is this fear factor that terms of sidelining trump is this fearfactor that he is terms of sidelining trump is this fear factor that he is some kind of... he is basically going to be a dictator. we are going to have pollutant in the united states in the white house. that is the of narrative, but drilling for more oil and opening up more public lands for oil exploration and development, that doesn�*t sound very much like a dictator to me. and doing something about the southern border. we have already talked about this whole issue of of the sovereign right of the country to control our borders, and this is an ongoing debate. if you have something in the white house that has a different view than the current president, i don�*t see that as much to do with being a dictator. �* ., that as much to do with being a dictator. �* ~ ., _, . dictator. but i think that concern has been that _ d

turns out imran is one of the first factories to hire people with disabilities. >> over 50 years agon japan. that factory has more than 50% of the workforce are people with disabilities. and now tim is carrying on that legacy in the u.s. >> can you believe this? >> i can't well, believe it. >> it's happening. >> i'm so proud of you. thanks. this is so cool. >> in pleasanton, luz pena abc seven news. story. >> building a better bay area best of 2023 is streaming right now on demand. you can stream it on our website at abc seven news.com, or from our abc seven bay area apps on your phone or your tv, which is available for roku, amazon fire, apple tv and google tv. >> we'll take you to live doppler seven this morning. we are tracking a cold front that will bring us rain later today. first, it arrives in the north bay and then those showers will swing south throughout the day. it's also going to kick up our winds. we have a wind advisory in effect for the coastline of marin and sonoma county until 4 p.m. this is one of the areas that could see winds up to 50mph. as that front moves onsho

what imran is trying to do here is get the site iss to get me through the idea of the mpis the site iss tuesday the 25th of february, but sage continued to convene. despite being, as you have said yourself, seriously rattled by the news of italy, did the tempo of work on coronavirus nevertheless dip doing the half term break that followed? i doing the half term break that followed? ., . ., , ., doing the half term break that followed? ., . ., ., followed? i notice that you have been over— followed? i notice that you have been over that _ followed? i notice that you have been over that period _ followed? i notice that you have been over that period in - followed? i notice that you have been over that period in your i been over that period in your previous interrogations in this inquiry, and i hope the inquiry is satisfied that wasn't a long holiday that i took... satisfied that wasn't a long holiday that i took. . ._ that i took... you personally, but let me that i took. .. you personally, but let me ask— that i took... you personally, but let me ask you... _ that i took... you personall

she was married to imran khan, the former prime minister of pakistan. he's a muslim .e's a muslim. she's got jewish heritage . and she got jewish heritage. and she says that she has been the victim of both islamophobia and anti semitism. so she is she is calling for this this march , calling for this this march, this this gathering for peace , this this gathering for peace, this it'll be really interesting to see what happens tomorrow . to see what happens tomorrow. will it have the sort of attendance that some of these pro—palestinian rallies have had, or will it be that people from particular faiths choose to stay away? it remains to be seen. there is, as you say here, a bit more of a crowd gathering. they're waiting to hear from jeremy corbyn, who is due to speak a little bit later on. we've been trying to catch him, but he might but we suspect that he might have the back have gone through the back entrance instead . entrance instead. >> stuff. >> hmm. interesting stuff. olivia, thank you very much. good to up you. good to catch up with you. olivia utley there at a

pakistan police re—arrest a senior opposition figure and imran khan ally as he prepares to leave prisonn islamabad. police target burglaries in england and wales. new rules mean officers must attend every home break—in within an hour. and actor lee sun—kyun, star of the oscar—winning film parasite — is found dead in central seoul. the israeli military is expanding its offensive in gaza, with troops pushing into the centre of the territory. the hamas—run health ministry says more than 21,000 people have now been killed in gaza since the war began. while in the occupied west bank, the health ministry there says six people were killed in what it said was an israeli strike on a refugee camp. reports indicate the victims were killed by a drone strike on noor ashams camp, east of the city of tulkarm. israeli forces and settlers are said to have killed more than 300 palestinians in the west bank since the 7th of october. israel has not commented on the drone strike claim.