the inside corruption, excellence, awards, nominator hero. now the u. k. suspends some arms sales, israel over concerns the weapons might be used in violation of international humanitarian law. the time several venue is good to have you with us. this is eleanor 0 lives from the also coming up us president joe biden accuse is the is really prime minister is not doing enough to reach a ceasefire deal and get the captives in gaza released thousands processed. and israel calling on benjamin netanyahu to agree to a ceasefire. deal come says captives and will return inside coffins. israel maintains military pressure and an attempt in prison break and democratic republic

of congo local media or reporting more than a $160.00 people. the so we begin with the mounting, domestic and international pressure from israel's allies for the net. yeah. who government to accept the ceasefire deal and gaza that would lead to the return of the captives and secure the release of palestinians and is really present. the british government has suspended 30 licenses to export arms to israel, out of a total of $350.00. the foreign secretary says there is a risk that some equipment might be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law. it is richard, great. that i am food in the house today. the assessment i have received are recently unable to conclude anything other than that the saxon u. k. almost expos, to israel. that does exist

a clear risk that they might to commit will facilitate a serious sponsorship of international humanitarian. and then us, president joe biden says is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not doing enough for a ceasefire deal to secure the release of captives. biden's comments came ahead of a meeting with the american negotiating team following the recovery of the body of a us is really citizen, along with 5 others and gaza on saturday. their depths triggered a nationwide strength and protests. thousands of people remain on the streets of major is really cities for 3rd day on monday, the demonstrators are demanding with a government sign, a deal, benjamin that you know, has just spoken known as really television, and ask for forgiveness for not bringing the captive home. i'm ok, let me just poke, i told the families and they will say it again tonight. i apologize and ask for your forgiveness because we couldn't bring them back alliance. we would close close, but we failed to the hold on. let me say this again. tonight is well,

will not remain silent on best buy 2nd, how much would pay the price a very high price, a keep a elda, or as a political analyst, and contributor to the, is really daily newspaper rights. he says, there's no desire inside israel to forgiveness. you know, i don't forget that i was there yesterday, it was a today protesting as not as a journalist, but uh, as it is right that for us. and they don't forgive him 1st of all because he still, he does, he takes the responsibility for what happens to as well. on october 7th, number 2, he is not showing us any lights at the end of the tunnel. so come us just more soldiers and most of the small cap just getting back home in body bags. so there is no forgiveness among those people there is for

t. guess the question is, how long those people who are taking through the streets every day and as far as long as it gets to others. but um, it seems this summer and uh people, individuals including children, didn't select the school year and they don't feel given. and uh, the people who spend 100 no more than 10 months. you reserves people who lost their jobs and loves the businesses. they don't feel given a spokesman for the cassandra games the military wing of homos has issued a statement after the bodies of 6 captives were recovered by his real blo. beta says netanyahu and the army are fully responsible for the depth of the captives after they intentionally hindered any prisoners exchange deal. he goes on to say that new instructions have been issued to those who are in charge of guarding the captives on how to deal with them if the occupation army approaches the statement

says netanyahu's insistence on freeing the captives through military pressure instead of reaching a deal means they will go back to their families and coffins, and their families have to choose between receiving them dead or alive. as the british government has suspended 30 out of 350 licenses to export arms to israel. from 2022 to june. last year, the u. k. sent almost $75000000.00 worth of weapons. the israel almost 25000000 of that was for aircraft helicopters and drones. the arms export licenses being suspended include components for unmanned drones and for a 16 fighter jets naval systems and targeting equipment have also been halted from being sent to israel. but the british government stressed that it isn't a blanket ban and only effects equipment that could be used in military operations and gaza. martin butcher as the policy adviser on arms and concepts for ox fam, and you're joining us or from hard feature in the u. k. so martin is symbolically,

this feels that significant because it's departure for from what the u. k has done so far operationally less so right. 8 percent of the you case export licenses are suspended. how does aux them look at this? yeah, good evening. thank you for having me on the folks times issued a statement saying this is randy, window dressing rather than serious policy. and i think that's how we have to look at it. but it's not so much that i'm only a tiny fraction of u. k. holmes export license is being suspended, it's the major license, the one that allows pots and components for the s t 5 that cross to continue to flow to israel, where we now lose those across top being used to phone gaza, including in incidents where civilians have been proven to be killed in large numbers, but that is, it really means that um,

so you said this is window dressing. so the logic that the u. k has put forward is that some of the arms export. so about $830.00 out of $350.00 types of arms exports . right. if exported could be used in violation of international law. does that mean the u. k believes then that the majority of them, the majority of the arms that they sent is real, would not violate international law would not be used in that matter. and i assume that's, that's what they main. yes. that they, they think that's the case i with the u. k. as a history of supplying loans to israel. and then finding out that they've been used in the okay, by palestinian territory against the condition of the sale. so. ringback those conditions ended up being dropped because these around just never, they, them,

it didn't occur to the government to stop the sales where i'm saying here is that the government doing the absolute minimum. it possibly can to hear that things have changed. rouse isn't actually making change. we should also, i know that while they have a invited to the risk assessment criteria, in your case, the whole, the, they conducted these risk assessment. so found that is a risk. they're ignoring of the parts of international law which are if anything, more important i especially the international court of justice, ronald recently that the occupation as a whole is a legal and the states should do nothing the age in the system, the occupation. so any homes or any components supplied by the u. k, using gaza and the west bank,

that's the neutral and evening british was ex though um, in the criteria one. and there is a promise to abide by the own straight treat g, which has a clause which says that when the government knows who's the owners who will be used in events like continued to direct attacks on civilians as we've seen and goes after 10 months. it's prohibited to set logs, so really they should have cut off on sales immediately. martin butcher policy advisor on arms and conflicts for ox fam, thank you so much for your time today. to us president joe biden says is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu isn't doing enough to secure a deal to free the remaining captives. his comments came and had a meeting with the american negotiating team following the recovery of the body of the us is really citizen in southern gaza on saturday. the 2nd i was following up

on the are you planning to present a final you know what is your reaction to them? look at the detail when i walk in this family. office 0 is white house correspondent,

kimberly healthcare has more on this. there has been reluctance over the course of israel's war. i'm gossip by the us president to criticize these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu for his handling of the conflicts. but that will change on monday. when asked by reporters on the south, one of the white house, whether or not the is really prime minister, was doing enough to try and close the deal with him off to reach a cease fire. agree with the us president said simply know, now there have been inside divided ministration. these frustrations over benjamin netanyahu has a resistance when it comes to trying to reach an agreement, particularly with how he has handled the talks as well as the conflict. but now in light of the death of 6 taxes, there is a feeling here in washington. there is a new. * opportunity to try and bring about an agreement,

new pressure to try and close the deal with the moss. and after the several hours of meeting with the high level negotiating officials in the situation room, the us president as joe biden, as well as vice president, pamela harris, the secretary of state, the national security advisor, the director, as well as the middle. these are breton, the girl emerged from the situation room according to the read out the us presidential 5 and expressing not only outrage as well as concerned about the devastation as well as outrage over the murders about the captives that were killed over the weekend. but also the president and the vice president getting updates from the us, negotiating team on the status of the proposal that has been worked out by the us cuts are and egypt. now we also know there was a discussion about next steps to secure the release of the remaining captives. this

includes we understand the cost of coordination and consultation between the co mediators, cuts our and egypt. kimberly help it, al jazeera, the white house. as in garza, israel has continued its relentless bombardment across the strip. 8 palestinians were killed when they were hit by is really shelling at the gate of a school in jamalia. another is really strike hit a car that was outside of health clinic and the west of guys. the city for countless themes died in that attack as image and came to reports. polio is not the only communicable disease threatening palestinians across guns. they to have an imperious program that may say tutoring garza from painting, which concludes paralysis. and even death goes up once had a 99 percent vaccination. right. but since israel's we will and cause a that's dropped last month. this job was confirmed is the 1st case in 25 years. so

the u. n. has stepped in. i think it's a behind me. there are already hundreds of people here, hundreds of families and children, ready to get that back to the nation. is here with the world health organization and uni seth. parents have been bringing the infants to be vaccinated at medical facilities. the world health organization says a drop and routine vaccinations and you will comply territories including garza contributed. the reemergence put in strip palestinians say the main reason for the return of painting is the collapse of causes health system and destruction of most of its hospitals. collapse along with these roles, destruction of food and sewage facilities meant there are many other life threatening problems as well. i had both, my daughter is vaccinated against polio. however, this been an outbreak of many other communicable diseases. sewage water has flooded

roads is a shortage of detergents and medicines are unavailable. how can we protect our children? hundreds of thousands of people living without access to basics like clean water, adequate food, and even psych, leading to outbreaks of diarrhea to scabies loyce and all the illnesses. let's see, not checking. the diseases have spread like wildfire from hepatitis to plot infections. my son contacted sepsis, we live in intense and unhealthy conditions. palestinians and agencies say what is really needed to ensure the health and safety of children an end to israel's compartment. how long was fairly and recognition is provided a solution to another problem caused by destroying the patient instead of the meeting, the root cause, which is walk and some say, even the vaccination program itself may prove difficult. since most children will require 2 doses with the full week gap in between these children having the think

small to show they have had that the show. but it's not clear yet. it's still got the 2nd. well, the half integrated composing the tax. there's an urgency to complete the campaign in time. imaging came back out to 0 in the occupied westbank. these really army has launched another raid onto a car and it comes just days after is really forces withdrew from the city, palestinian fighters exchanged gunfire with his really soldiers. and his really forces made several arrests in the city of hebron and the detainees are workers at a local electricity company are the and this here was the moment that is really forces fired toward during this. wiley were reporting on the assault in geneva. they were then chased away by is really military people are seeing here. israel has now killed at least $29.00 palestinians

across the tigris. one of those killed in the rates engineering was 56 year old. i'm in a bit. he died in his really custody and medical sources say his body showed signs of torture. that abraham sent this report from his home and before don in the occupied with it took around an hour between his really forces arresting 58 year old palestinian a man. i have it and returning his lifeless body to his family, who knows how to space like this, i felt was swelling behind his ear. i looked and they were blue marks, the very blue and on his nose as well as the family was spending the night on the roof, double the house and the village of before then indeed occupied. westbank saw me here, believe i meant was arrested to put pressure on one of his sons to hand himself over. he's been wanted by these weighty forces. men's widowed email was already in mourning for her brother, who was killed by his ready forces on wednesday. the 1st day of israel's largest

military assault on the occupied west bank in more than 20 years now. she's receiving condolences for her husband, a crowd in clinic under another spot on the corner that's in the living room. my children and husband us to go to the bathrooms. the said no, i'm any allowed my 12 year old took a. she started crying. we don't know what happened to him. medical sources confirm signs of torture on immense body. the family tells us he was taken from his home through this door working hancock and line told him, well you return to the bed with his picture being displayed on the walls of the house. the walls of carpeted and village remind people of the palestinians killed by his really forces in the past few years. behind each one, there's a story of loss. pain and suffering is really forced to say they are fighting

palestinian fighters. but people here be deep is really wants to warn palestinians that resisting its occupation will come at a heavy cost. you die, but he just eat a pencil. still ahead on alpha 0, the ukraine says russia has launched another series of drone and missile strikes on its capital. key flooding and sudan causes a dam to collapse in the northeast of the country will have details on the yeah, most stormy weather is blowing through the state of victoria coast, some wind damage in melvin and cool, some flooding dining pennsylvania. that's what i'm improving situation, the heat that we saw in sidney and bruce and also thing cool down,

because that winds coming up from the sides, they're not stretches into the tropics. otherwise it's a fairly dry fix. you can see in the west and present, particularly a bit of like rain as possible at 20 degrees. i think during wednesday in new zealand it's very cross and what's the average conditions of one degree below average in cross church? right. and we're obviously in the north island now we have been watching big thunder storms where they shouldn't be an easy place to say the wrong spot. many around narrow this forecast, maybe in west popular or, and you're getting sales. but boy, yeah, surprising declared funds don't. and that's true, sumatra, i'm putting to them a lot easier. maybe because more of the actions fed the knowles. this yaki, a tropical storm, has produced funding and lose on it wouldn't affect strength and his own entity open war for this ass, trying to say this in this line, or rather extensively heavy writing, which is, sees me correct. for example, in thailand and the now japan seemed a doctor shandy on 9 and it's china that sees the next balance is heavy, right?

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the there watching else a 0 reminder of our headlines this hour, the u. k. government has suspended 30 out of 350 licenses to export arms to israel . speaking to the u. k. parliament for and psychiatry, david lamb, it said that there was a serious risk. the british arms would be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law. us presidential binding says, is really the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu isn't doing enough to reach a gaza since by deal and secure the release of captives is comments follow the recovery of the body of the us is really citizens along with 5 others in southern, gaza. and saturday, benjamin netanyahu has asked for forgiveness for not bringing the 6 captives home and has cold. so unity across as well. that is, as tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets and is really cities for the 3rd day, they are demanding that netanyahu agreed to assist by deals to bring the remaining

is really the captive reports more than a 150 people have been killed in the congolese capital after and attempted prison break, but the government has put the death toll to emergency services have been fighting a fire, which and goes to buildings at the prison. in contrast to the government says security forces were at the scene, and the situation is under control. a long way, connie is following events. in gum, it is, i've been trying to catch all the suggestions this morning, even including the not active at all. what happened? but once we know this morning, is that, uh, the appraisal knows they will totally just, according its act off the attempt of a skid from this deal. then many guns shoots around and even inside the jail to, to, to use. i say there were not in at tech, from outside. then in the morning pictures started imaging even now there is

another picture which is really compromising for the alternatives in terms ofa. a showing how bodies have been taken away from the gym in different drugs. and this was something so we to to, to see where really refills in saying that the data that we went ahead we, i believe i've seen the minister of the, the dusty device minutes of just is coming out with the fingers of 2 people. and the kids about the right to know, as i'm talking to you, they don't mean just the, the one was really the image, just submitting your mouth with another woman that goes on stay without giving the food goes. but it does say that's if there was a different or so huge damage inside the gen. but we dr. different if it goes because the problem is again that there is a commission made just the commission which was put in for us in order to investigate on what happened in central jell o. d o for my car to do today. morning. the impulse vaccines are expected to arrive in democratic republic of congo in burundi this week. the distribution has been

delayed because of logistical problems. catherine solely reports. truth, amani is recovering from impulse at the treatment center income in eastern democratic republic of congo. a 2 year old, though to amina, did not survive dock to say they tried to save her, but she came to hospital too late. the lands of my daughter fell sick 1st. we brought her to hospital after 2 days. she died a week after. i buried her and then i started to feeling well, next to a mind these bad, these cristo how, whose nothing had to do because the thing here for 2 weeks was here, this one of my daughter's got sick at home, then the other got infected, the health workers told me i have the sickness as well. many show symptoms of the infectious disease, like rushes, fever, chills among others. health work because here,

see they receive sick people every day. d r, congo has reported more than 18000 cases since last year, but the to number of dos inspected could be much higher, will fit the fox a his with this current situation must have explanation is our only hope to reduce infection and death. our health work is also affected because they are also exposed to the are see a neighboring booty, which has reported more than a 100 cases to initially get 230000 bucks in from the world health organization. talk to say that's just a fraction of what's needed to contain an outbreak that's getting worse. by the day . catherine slowly alters here. flooding across sedan has killed at least a 100 ants. 77 people that is partly due to the collapse of the are about them in reds, the state last week, following months of heavy rain habit,

morgan has more from one of the hardest hitting areas while we're here in the village of oakley in northern state. now that's one of the areas that has been severely affected by the flooding here. over the past few weeks, we weren't able to see displaced people, but we were also able to see the destruction that is resulted from the heavy rains and the torrential floods that's had the village of oak lea, uh, thousands of homes, hundreds of homes here, and it was least thousands in many we states completely destroyed by the floods. very few structures remaining as a result of these heavy rains in torrential floods. many civilians now in the open living just on the main street because it's on higher grounds trying to get away from the floods and trying to get to places where there is some kind of shelter as they're waiting for tense, they're waiting for humanitarian assistance. but for now, many people here say that they've lost most of their property than most of their belongings. as

a result of the torrential floods and heavy rain that had the village of oakley in northern states. but then so down has been going through a conflict for the past 16 months and human. it's aaron agency, they've been trying to focus their attention to the fact that more than 11000000 people displace have the population in need of food assistance even before that's flooding. has happened so now with those people who are, who are affected also need to come in here and assistance. it's likely that they will have to wait for it before they receive any kind of release supplies. whether it's from the government or from content organizations here in northern states. and russia has carried out another wave of strikes on the ukraine in capital entering 18 people suddenly agree. yeah, go reports, an attack, i don't miss out the top, the skies smoke billowed into the smoking size from that destructive impact. in the full light of day, the destruction was evident. parents accompanying the children for the 1st day of

school were confronted with the damage through for you do more sure, i am quite angry, but i think we will cope with it and all the children will be stronger for them. it will not be some great tragedy, but simply a moment the most experienced and then move on. are the students recalled the terror of the attacks? and my hands are still shaking. i started running into the building and lost my slipper. we all ran. my neighbor was shouting, let's go down there, strong explosions. we ran and i did not expect that they would hit you to be east close to russia's buddha. the often loss of an attack that struck an orphanage. pediatric rehabilitation center, at least 18 people were injured in the attack while the surrounding buildings were damaged by the wider explosion. while the conflict has overshadowed daily life that had been moments of escape from its lingering effect. such as the summer camp

for children who live on the eastern front lines. many took the opportunity to focus on the hopes that dreams and on that goals in the face of conflict. so as i go, i'll just say era. protesters in india, marching from the dock to new delhi to demand special status for the region. the territory borders china and pakistan. mohammed has more is a 1000 kilometer much to meet. then he got this protest from the remote northern region aflac duck, see they were for 30 days to the indian capital to demanded 33. be given the rank to govern itself. the also wants more protection for the regions, tribal areas, the future of our to, to them and they know the decision making process. i wanna futures up at that. that's why we just, it's a 10 times reminder to the multi bottom and uh to,