foster, whose opinion is that both democrats and republicans are back in the war machine for the sake of military industrial prophets. unfortunately, biden has always had a bit of a pension for gaps. hard to tell if this is really a gaffe or just an outright lie. sadly, he's always had a pension for those as well. there's fundamentally no difference in american foreign policy between democrat and republican. whatever makes you, having the congress sent it to the cetera. it's all just seems to be and listen, drive for war, for the prophets of these military contractors and weapons manufacturers, us and com. hit to control missiles in. yeah, i mean, i mean, back in june there was an air strike in syria that killed at least one person to go on and on. but of course, perhaps most atrociously is this war and ukraine, which sure american boots are not, are not on the ground, at least not officially. but america has been to that, you know, supplying weapons to this war and training for this war for 2 years. and even going back is as recently as 2014. so if that's not involved in a war, i don

we spoke with us base political unless jonathan foster, who is all of the view that both democrats and republicans see a certain amount of conflicts necessary for the sake of military industrial profits . unfortunately, biden has always had a bit of a pension for gaps. hard to tell if this is really a gaffe or just an outright lie. sadly, he's always had a pension for those as well. there's fundamentally no difference in american foreign policy between democrat and republican, whatever mix you have in the congress and it's, it's cetera. it's all just seems to be and listen drive for war, for the prophets of these military contractors and weapons manufacturers. us and com, hit 2 booth you control missiles in yemen. i mean, back in june, there was an air strike in syria that killed at least one person to go on and on. but of course, perhaps most atrociously is this war and ukraine, which sure american boots are not, are not on the ground, at least not officially. but america has been to that, you know, supplying weapons to this war and training for this war for 2 years. and even going ba

foster, who's all of the few that both democrats and republicans see a certain amount of conflicts necessary for the sake of the victory, industrial prophets, unfortunately, biden has always had a bit of a pension for gaps. hard to tell if this is really a gaffe or just an outright lie. so sadly, he's always had a pension for those as well. there's fundamentally no difference in american foreign policy between democrat and republican, whatever mix you have in the congress senate, it's cetera. it's all just seems to be and listen drive for war, for the prophets of these military contractors and weapons manufacturers. us and com. hit to control missiles in. yeah, i mean, i mean, back in june there was an air strike in syria that killed at least one person could go on and on. but of course, perhaps most atrociously is this war and you praying which sure american boots are not, are not on the ground least not officially. but america has been to but you know, supplying weapons to this war and training for this war for 2 years. and even going back is as recently as 2014, so if that's not involved

foster who's of the view, the both democrats and republicans see a certain amount of conflicts necessary for the sake of military industrial prophets. and unfortunately, biden has always had a bit of a pension for gaps. hard to tell if this is really a gaffe or just an outright lie. sadly, he's always had a pension for those as well. there's fundamentally no difference in american foreign policy between democrat and republican, whatever mix you have in the congress and it's, it's cetera. it's all just seems to be in and listen drive for war, for the prophets of these military contractors and weapons manufacturers, us and com, hit to control missiles in yemen. i mean, back in june, there was an air strike in syria that killed at least one person to go on and on. but of course, perhaps most atrociously is this war and ukraine, which sure american boots are not, are not on the ground least not officially. but america has been to that, you know, supplying weapons to this war and training for this war for 2 years. and even going back is as recently as 2014. so if that's not involved in a war,

but earlier we spoke with us based political level as jonathan foster, who's all the few that both democrats and republicans see a certain amount of conflicts necessary for the sake of military industrial prophets. unfortunately, biden has always had a bit of a pension for gaps. hard to tell if this is really a gaffe or just an outright lie. so sadly, he's always had a pension for those as well. there's fundamentally no difference in american foreign policy between democrat and republican, whatever makes you having the congress senate, that cetera it's all just seems to be an end listen drive for war, for the prophets of these military contractors and weapons manufacturers, us and com, hit to control missiles in yemen, i mean, back in june there was an air strike in syria that killed at least one person to go on and on. but of course, perhaps most atrociously is of this war and ukraine, which sure american boots are not, are not on the ground, at least not officially. but america has been to that, you know, supplying weapons to this war and training for this war for 2 years. and even going b

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from there, anna foster reports. sole traders rarely win elections.of them. and here in leicester south, one shakat adam, even unseated a labour big name. shadow paymaster generaljonathan ashworth should have been cushioned by a 22,000 majority. this is for the people of gaza. around 30% of the electorate here are muslim, and most of them were staunch labour supporters. but what they saw as the party's weak position on gaza meant that they withdrew that support in their thousands. how much change do you think he can manage on his own? well, we believe in him, which is why we voted for him. and we do believe that shakat adam is going to carry forward our message. and he's the people's person. pro—palestinian candidates toppled labour in dewsbury and batley, birmingham perry barr and blackburn. and the man who led labour into its last two general election campaigns... jeremy corbyn. ..won islington north as an independent. he was barred from standing for the party this time in a row over anti—semitism. they're looking for a government that, on the world

from there, anna foster reports. sole traders rarely win elections.cushioned by a 22,000 majority. this is for the people of gaza. around 30% of the electorate here are muslim, and most of them were staunch labour supporters. but what they saw as the party's weak position on gaza meant that they withdrew that support in their thousands. how much change do you think he can manage on his own? well, we believe in him, which is why we voted for him. and we do believe that shakat adam is going to carry forward our message. and he's the people's person. pro—palestinian candidates toppled labour in dewsbury and batley, birmingham perry barr and blackburn. and the man who led labour into its last two general election campaigns... jeremy corbyn. ..won islington north as an independent. he was barred from standing for the party this time in a row over anti—semitism. they're looking for a government that, on the world stage will search for peace, not war, and not allow the terrible conditions to go on that are happening in gaza at the present time. even as labou

jonathan: real division going into wednesday. jp morgan sees the boj hiking.shows how split things are into wednesday. we have the federal reserve and the bank of england later this week. that is the story on foreign-exchange. under surveillance, israel threatening further retaliation against hezbollah after striking targets in lebanon yesterday. the move in response to a rocket strike which killed 12 children and teenagers in the bowl heights over the weekend. meanwhile talks continue for a truce in gaza. a conversation last week is we seem to be equidistant between a truce in gaza and an escalation in lebanon. that is how finely balanced things are in that region. lisa: this is usually concerning . it is the biggest loss of life for israel going back to october 7. from a strategic standpoint this is been the big question, the elephant in the room. what happens with hezbollah at a time israel is trying to defend its northern border. at what point can you cool things down when mistakes could happen? peter tchir has been talking about this. when you start doing

kevin foster, the green party, 2058. months and years ahead. thank you. rash and years ahead. thank you. an extraordinary admission on the stage from rishi sunak the prime minister. he hasjust told from rishi sunak the prime minister. he has just told the country rather than wait for the results to come in that label will form the next government. he says he has called sir keir starmer to concede, to congratulate labour on winning this general election, so from the words of the losing prime minister leaving his count, labour has won this general election. with rishi sunak giving the verdict that it will be sir keir starmer who will walk into downing street tomorrow is only the seventh labour prime minister in history, only the fifth labour leader to win a general election. so, the son of a toolmaker, as he says so often, the mp since 2015, labour lawyer now will become the next prime minister, according to the man who technically is the prime minister. crosstalk. iie the man who technically is the prime minister. crossta