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sheltering in and around russell on the addiction border and conditions on dia correspondent mohammed alca lute has been talking to some of those scrambling to find a safe place, a head off, a likely escalation in the wall between hamas in his room i'll come on saturday is what it about what it could mean for the city of ruffled isabel is preparing to launch a full scale round defensive hill. it means a chrome and his family have to flee again. this time to central garza, after living and distant for 40 days. but this epic and i started to unpack the tent. as you can see, we are heading to the central region which because it's not safe here in raw fight . all the important thing is that for many days, the israeli army has been threatening to enter. rafa. we want to go to the central region hoping that some of it is left, even though it's not safe, their safety is in gods hands. i'm on my luck. is id is on the rise for more than a 1000000 displays. people who go many families have been forced to move the tents from alpha to other places in sort of safety somewhere also left shaking but is very s

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agenda now in a lot of lot of homes in iraq r govern uh in reaction to the icj's ruling which you also luted earlier. "the israeli prime minister, benny manao, he called the order a disgrace and vod to continue the onslot, that of course was to be expected because the israelis have been a rogue entity since day one, but does this expose the lack of a proper global mechanism to deal with such issues? the tribunals are powerless, the un security council has been nothing but a spectator for four months, as hundreds of innocent people are dying daily in gaza. how can this status quo change in europe?" " i applaud the russians, the chinese, the iranians, now the syrian, now the iraqies for using the un and the un security council, which does have some teeth in their best effort to to do the right thing, now in the process, the us is completely, completely isolated, when it votes, it has maybe two allies at israel and... a obscure set of islands in the pacific ocean that is forced to vote with the united states, so it's maybe three to hundreds, so this is going to work its way out, i don't rule ou

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under those circumstances, doesn't that dyed lute the effects of this expansion by undermining trust in the notion of collective defense as a whole i just made in the think your question is called correct. i'm should not forget that sweden and finland joined nature. also that could also have unblocked on or relied on the you defense commitments which are enshrined in the you create a but the big difference between the, you and i to is us. the u. s. provides a nuclear umbrella, or at least look, you're going to use the ridges in portland for finland and sweden and all that does, of course, since russia is the 2nd one of the 2 big nuclear countries undergo. and this comes as a contradiction as a, on the one side of the line or later with us going to use on these other side to us . at least the trunk cost out. where the, this guarantee is really, really be complied with. and this makes sure it makes clear why no 2 is now in a difficult position. in addition to the question why the us congress cannot deliver weapons and financial means to order in which is also associated or in probably

so his career is abso lutely broken. he goes back to britain. he writes a series of increasingly desperate letters. the three committees of commissions inquiry know what he doesn't know. he doesn't know that about this dropping of the fourth ets. but they do know and they still insisted but with decreasing certainty that that had been a in bombay and not a problem in the punjab. but his case has on he is cutting out newspaper cuttings about typhus exactly at this time and he clearly he thinks he is involved a kind of medical scientific dreyfus as indeed he was. but there is sort of happening to the story his case is taken up by a man called ronald ross, a fellow microbiology year who establishes gets a nobel prize. the link between anopheles mosquitoes and malaria. and none of us knows that this injustice had been done. and in the end, huff is absolute lutely vindicated publicly and in parliament. but he never gets his vocation back because unlike dreyfus exactly like dreyfus, he goes is vindicated, but never really reinstated in so i want to op

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about the impact of swedenjoining nato, the bbc spoke to retired us army lieutenant general douglas luteed the us to nato from 2013 to 2017. it is perhaps the most immediate impact of that amir putin's invasion to ukraine two years ago, that is a medley outside of ukraine proper so this is one of those huge aftershocks of putin's invasion which actually proves that his move has been counter—productive because now, while he wanted less in a tie, he got more nato. first and then announce when joining. it could still take days for sweden to officiallyjoin nato while formalities playout. the bbc�*s caroline hawley has more. this is the moment sweden had been waiting for for almost two years. hungary's prime minister viktor orban is the closest european leader to vladimir putin. but under pressure from the us and other western countries, he paved the way for today's vital vote. translation: this is an historic day. i it makes little stronger, swedens safer and all of us more secure. russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine was partly aimed at preventing the expansion of nato to its borders. bu

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in and around russell on the egyptian border conditions on de that correspondence mohammed alcohol lute has been talking to some of those scrambling to find a safe place. a head off or likely escalation in the wall between hamas in his room. i'll come on saturday is what about what it could mean for the city of norfolk isabel is preparing to launch a full scale round defensive hill. it means a chrome and his family have to be again, this time to central garza of the living and distant for 40 days. but this epic and i started to unpack the tent. as you can see, we are heading to the central region which because it's not safe here in raw fight off. the important thing is that for many days, the israeli army has been threatening to enter rafa. we want to go to the central region, hoping that some of it is left, even though it's not safe, their safety isn't god's hands. i'm on my luck, but inside be is on the rise for more than a 1000000 displaced people who go. many families have been forced to move that dense from alpha to other places and so job safety somewhere also left shaking but is

it was an officer lutely the same as in 1939 when hitler in the country is one by one. and in order to create anatomy for themselves, so that nato can justify his extension, then you have so that the west can justify allocating billions of dollars, you know, supplying weapons. so they need justification in the eyes of the public. they need to instill fear home with speaking also, and me think that you are can lead it empowers on monday mcclellan said that, well, they did not agree on deploying it, includes move crating. the prospect was i really just stuff. but the fellow nato officials were quick to distance themselves from his comments before the president tools to attracted criticism from the russian foreign ministry spokesman movie as our i'll shoot you a loan. if i feel a little while 1st, just weeks ago, french president, my crown and his representatives are denied paris having any official role in recruiting volunteers or more scenario, you still have quite a few of us who were on ukrainian territory. i just understand why my facts presented by the russian side,

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we've been speaking with retired us army lieutenant general douglas lute who represented the us to nato's about time, it's taken way too long, first, totally, then hungary, than issues that have very little to do with nato or sweden as a member of nato, we are holding it out by trying —— both of them wanted was some sweet deal in the case of dokey it was, having new laws that deal with kurdish residents and in sweden and in case of hungary, it was a defence agreement that was signed off on friday they will provide some of those gripping fighters that you report it was talking about. to hungary. so, they got what they want to buy finally, we got sweden into nato and as i said, about time. what is it me for nato to have sweden as a member and what it into sweden as well? is a really big _ into sweden as well? is a really big deal— into sweden as well? is a really big deal for- into sweden as well? is —. really big deal for nader really big dealfor nader particularly if you also include finland, by the plight of the same time and one of whom and did much quicker than sweden did. to that th

it hits off the foot of rookie, lute. the extra spoints was blocked, which later allows the chiefs to kick a field goal to send the game into overtime. after the niners kick a field goal on this first possession of o.t., patrick mahomes drives 75 yards. mahomes is your mvp. the chiefs win their third title in five seasons. >> we all hurt, know how it feels. don't have a lot of words for it. obviously, we're hurting. that's how it goes when you put yourself out there. i'm real proud of our guys for, no regrets with our team. i thought our guys play sod hard today. not everything was perfect, by no means, but if you're going to lose with a group of guys, do it with those guys any time. and we'll take some time, get over this and come back next year ready to go. >> you can hear it in his voice, and you can see it in his face. there's a lot of hurt for kyle shanahan. and all the players, i think you mentioned it, it was quiet. you could hear a pin drop in that locker room. coming up later in sports, we will hear from quarterb

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. >> it's confusing and con va lute and donald trump is not on the ballot and this was jerry rigged toe his pathway. but nikki haley lost to the well known candidate of none of these candidates. we reached out to their campaign manager for comment. they're not playing here. they're focus on south carolina. how bad is that headline right now for the only trump challenger left. >> it is bad. i mean, there's no doubt that this is embarrassing for her. especially because, look, haley is trying to make the point that she's still a viable candidate in this primary. especially as they head into south carolina where her chances there are not looking that great, even though it's her home state. even though this was a state where haley really spent no time. she didn't spend a time in nevada. that's partly because her campaign has argued it's rigged for donald trump. it's still an embarrassing defeat. i want to quickly read you a statement from her campaign. her campaign spokesman told cnn, quote, even donald trump knows that when you playpenny slots the house wins. we didn't bother to play a gam

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i was upset lutely absent , this. i was upset lutely absent, lutely convinced that the decision was done with the right intentions . decision was done with the right intentions. i recognise , i intentions. i recognise, i recognise the strength of feeling of members on this issue i >> -- >> when 5mm >> when you say there wasn't a vote , well, there wasn't vote, well, there wasn't ultimately a vote, was there in the way that it was intended. >> it was nodded through. >> it was nodded through. >> so it's the worst of all. >> so it's the worst of all. >> words were at worlds, in my view. commons at its worst. and we shouldn't forget. i like lindsay hall. i've known him a long time. he was a labour mp. he's technically still a labour mp and was doing a favour for mp and was he doing a favour for the party? because there the labour party? because there was huge revolt was going to be a huge revolt for starmer on this snp for keir starmer on this snp motion, which is quite an allegation really, it? allegation really, isn't i

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if be ab it lute emergency, doing what he wants, are they?n't:y, we'd be doing it all, wouldn't we? not. we? we're not. >> there's nothing more expensive than runaway climate change. we have to address it. if a better if you can come up with a better policy then policy than this one, then please i would love to please go ahead. i would love to hear it. i'm sure the labour party would otherwise party would as well. otherwise this in town this is the only game in town and sunak had heard him and rishi sunak had heard him earlier on saying, we're earlier on saying, oh, we're the ones plan. ones with the plan. labour hasn't plan. is hasn't got a plan. this is labour's plan. no ever goes labour's plan. no one ever goes back sunak and says, back to rishi sunak and says, well what's for well mate, what's your plan for the hasn't the climate crisis? he hasn't got for got one. what's your plan for the he hasn't got one. the economy? he hasn't got one. that's why we're in the mess that oh on mike, that we're in. oh hold on mike, hold sorry say you say

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atrocity. any way thought that that murder wasabsolutely»lute atrcwe're >> absolutely horrific.wn that starmer must have known that sunak wasn't invoking that. and it feels a bit opportunistic. >> i thought it was exactly opportunistic, and i thought, i think it also tells you that he knows that he is vulnerable on this issue because he's said so many ridiculous things about sex and gender. you know, at one point he said only, only 0.1% of women have a penis. he said that it's wrong to say that only women have a cervix. i mean, this is all nonsense . absolute this is all nonsense. absolute nonsense. it's not just him. i mean, david lammy said he understood that, that trans women can don't have a cervix, but they can grow one. i mean, there is a really. >> yeah. i didn't hear that one. yes. yes . >> yeah. i didn't hear that one. yes. yes. blimey i mean i yes. oh yes. blimey i mean i did, i did hear one politician say that people weren't born with oh yes. with a biological sex. oh yes. >> that was a labour mp. >> that was a labour mp. >> a party >> that was a labour party member a