let's dw correspondent rebecca richard. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world is really forces have child, southern lebanon after saying the code 3 militants who crossed into israel to carry out an attack. the lebanese state run use agency reported heavy, showing in several villages near the border that has belong militant groups that is carried at h l. patients in the area to rangel rain, followed by major flooding, has killed at least 7 people in brazil's rio de janeiro. a record amount of rain fell in one day more than the city would normally receive and a month at this time of year, the flooding for several metro stations close and massages have declared a state of emergency. ecuador and security forces have taken back control of several prisons that had some, i'm sorry, that had come under the control of gang members. the army released images showing hundreds of inmates face done on the ground as armed forces entered the jails. the operation is aimed at restoring order after doze

richards. let's take a look now at some other headlines from around, the world is really forces have shelves, southern lebanon after saying they killed 3 militants who crossed into israel to carry out an attack. the lebanese state, one news agency reported heavy, showing, and several villages near the border has full on militant groups that is carried got 8 operations in the area. torrential rain, followed by major flooding, has killed at least 7 people in brazil's rio de janeiro. a record amount of rain fell in one day more than this that you would normally receive in a month. at this time of year, the flooding force several metro stations to close on the authorities have declared a state of emergency ecuadorian security forces have taken back control of several presidents that have come under the control of gang members. the army released images, drawing hundreds of inmates based on the ground as armed forces entered the jails. the operation is aimed at restoring order, after dozens of prison

and dw correspondent rebecca richard has spent the day with the families and some portions of these rarely hostages fill in captivity. she told us about the mood as individual and tell if he's married here and what is become known as hostage square is on the heavy face. events has been held every week since the october 7th. there are tact, but this weekend i seen a full 24 hours of commemorative events, speeches, music to mock 100 days since that terror attacks 100 days since the hostages has been held inside guns that many families, all the people still being held inside guns that have been speaking today, i'm sorry to have some of the hostages that were released in the november the hostage of many of them spoke of a deal, a thing for a whole i shop shop now. now is the charges here all over and bring them time. now that's the overriding message key today at every one of these events, notably absent though, is any political representation. i talked to one woman who said that the political latest is simply to skate to company with them. they know that they don't welcome. she said, gives yo

>> well, rebecca made approaches to richard tice.channel some months ago to say, let's cooperate. she didn't even get a reply. the difference between reform and ukip is you can't actually join reform because they have three members nigel farage, richard tice and the party treasurer, because you need three members to register as a political party. according to commission's to the electoral commission's rules. can't join it. so rules. but you can't join it. so therefore you have no constitutional right to participate in making party policy or even voting for the leader. i mean, how is richard tice the leader of reform? nobody voted for him . he was nobody voted for him. he was anointed by nigel farage, who was the proprietor of this hundred pound company , which is hundred pound company, which is the reform uk party. okay. he is a majority shareholder , so he a majority shareholder, so he controls everything. well, listen, i'll tell you what. >> if wanted anybody to >> if i wanted anybody to represent my legal interests, it would no on

jarrichard to collaba likes show and the channel rebecca jarrichard to collab ratezs of richard ticek together . together. >> yeah. i mean, we've been we've on that we've been working on that project for some time, and it's a shame that of egos a real shame that kind of egos get the of the real job get in the way of the real job at . and are at hand. and what we are continuing to try and do and what we've always tried to do continuing to try and do and whlike e've always tried to do continuing to try and do and whlike ive always tried to do continuing to try and do and whlike i said,nays tried to do continuing to try and do and whlike i said, represent to do continuing to try and do and whlike i said, represent thato is, like i said, represent that normal man and woman the normal man and woman of the country . and i feel that at the country. and i feel that at the moment, whilst our side of the political fence is flat orchard, we're doing the electorate. we're not doing the electorate. we're them a disservice . we're doing them a disservice. we're doing them a disservice. we be worki

show and the channel rebecca jane, the likes jane, has been urging the likes of collab rate of richarde work together . together. >> yeah. mean, we've been >> yeah. i mean, we've been we've on that we've been working on that project for some time, and it's a shame that egos a real shame that kind of egos get in the of the real job get in the way of the real job at . and are at hand. and what we are continuing to try and do and what we've always tried to do continuing to try and do and whlike e've always tried to do continuing to try and do and whlike ive always tried to do continuing to try and do and whlike i said,nays tried to do continuing to try and do and whlike i said, represent to do continuing to try and do and whlike i said, represent thato is, like i said, represent that normal man and woman the normal man and woman of the country . and i feel that at the country. and i feel that at the moment, our side of the moment, whilst our side of the political fence is flat orchard, we're doing the electorate. we're not doing the electorate. we're doing them a disservice . we're doing

rebecca? or no? no. phillip. rebecca? yes or no? no. phillip. blonde civics blonde yes or no? >> no. right >> no. right >> well, thank you for your thoughts. obviously. talk to you all. thank you. that's their views. gb views. all. thank you. that's their view gb gb views. all. thank you. that's their view gb news. gb views. all. thank you. that's their viewgb news. com. gb views. all. thank you. that's their viewgb news. com. you're'iews. all. thank you. that's their viewgb news. com. you're with. and gb news. com. you're with me. nana we'll me. i'm nana akua. we'll continue the great british continue with the great british debate asking, debate this hour. i'm asking, should . we bring back national should. we bring back national service? i think it should be compulsory. you'll hear the thoughts of my panel, matthew laza and lizzie cundy. but first, let's get your latest news headlines . news headlines. >> thanks, nana. it's 533. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom , a . major incident has newsroom, a. major incident has been declared as emergency services warn a building e

richard tice makes reform uk?th paul . patrick with paul. patrick >> thank you. good evening. parliamentary amendments tabled to strengthen the government's rwanda bill were both defeated in the commons tonight. our political editor christopher hope, explains it's a difficult night. >> then for the pm. rishi sunak and his rwanda plan with 60 tory mps, two independents and eight dup mps voting for amendments to try and strengthen his plan, they weren't impressed by the remarks. from the prime minister to gb news on monday, making clear he would overrule european judges which try and frustrate the will of the uk government in sending illegally arrived migrants who arrive here by boat back to rwanda. there has been some casualties too. we have seen the resignations of both lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith , two, deputy clarke—smith, two, deputy chairman of the tory party and later tonight, the resignation of jane stevenson, a parliamentary private secretary to kemi badenoch . so food for to kemi badenoch. so foo

richard tice makes reform uk?with paul . patrick with paul. patrick >> thank you. good evening. parliamentary amendments tabled to strengthen the government's rwanda bill were both defeated in the commons tonight. our political editor christopher hope, explains it's a difficult night. >> then for the pm. rishi sunak and his rwanda plan with 60 tory mps, two independents and eight dup mps voting for amendments to try and strengthen his plan, they weren't impressed by the remarks. from the prime minister to gb news on monday, making clear he would overrule european judges which try and frustrate the will of the uk government in sending illegally arrived migrants who arrive here by boat back to rwanda. there has been some casualties too. we have seen the resignations of both lee anderson and brendan clarke—smith , two, deputy clarke—smith, two, deputy chairman of the tory party and later tonight, the resignation of jane stevenson, a parliamentary private secretary to kemi badenoch . so food for to kemi badenoch. so f