likes to concentrations, marshalling, new jobs, etc, etc. now these are temporary targets. now, the either means that the us has thoughts or to tacitly feed you credit information again. or they figured out that you know what we can still hit, fix targets, fix targets like cities like most go for instance. so airfields oil refineries. we know where they are. and this is a massive attack, as you said, the largest attack of the war. so yes, extremely significant. hm. yeah, i imagine a lot of on those around the world's going to be watching this a pretty closely. but i want to ask you about how do we were defining drones here? because when i think of drones, i'm thinking about the small remote things that are, that you can fly yourself. or of course, the large scale ones that we very often see the us, the flying. but of course, other countries have that as well. tell us what kind of drones were talking about innocence. caesar also drugs, but really what we're talking about is this middle ground that is being used very much like the iranian showerhead is used against your training and targets. they used in a cheap cruise missile dial like a roles. so you know,

they felt the range to be able to reach them. they've got a significant go ahead, and if you find them out, say a refinery, something extremely fundable, whatever you can guys have been out. of course you've got the stalling system as well. none of this would be possible, really, this targeting wouldn't be possible if you didn't have the stalling system to be able to guide these drawings in. but they usually attached with cameras, and they can guide these things in, in real times and quite something, just a lot heavier. want to ask you just briefly feeding back to what the bad presidents lensky has been saying about building up their minds of ukraine's own facility. for creating and building this, this kind of weapon rate. this is a test bed, isn't it? i mean, everyone, every more scenario is in video, but i'm kind of testing ground for new kinds of materials. do you think, to some extent, this is what we're seeing here. that at least, as we mentioned, as you were talking about before, analysts are going to be watching this closely to try to fix out the data from this very much. so i know you crane is the absolute crucible for where drone technology

is being refined and built up as well. they need to be able to do this bedroom, their own domestic drug production is huge, and it dump tails with cruise, missile production, and other types of missiles that they're developing as well. and these are getting longer, longer and longer in range. the caring, large of warheads and they're getting more accurate as well. so yes, 70 percent of this. so the ukranian battlefield are attributed to drugs. so it gives you an idea of as you right. he said this accord cop to then you got the single range single use cruise missile. and then of course you got these large ones like the products uh like the bar at the top of flying missions and come back and land and colleagues, thanks very much indeed. that's alex good, helpless, i'll just see it as defensive to to find you want to take you back to the situation and guys and kind of had one hospital was once a lifeline for people in the north, but it now lies in ruins. after months it is really a tax in a desperate attempt to restore medical services. stuff have setup

a field. hospital is comp time and there operating with minimal resources. both are color reports from northern gotta make shift hospital clinic completely overwhelmed. patients line up for hours in the help of receiving treatments in the last few to can facility and much of a waiting in northern garza. but these 10, so not enough doctor's saying the reality here is so that you know, this field hospital suffers with severe shortages of medical and medical supplies and tools as a badly needed by the palestinians. and know the guys who don't even find food always have for themselves. we treat patients, especially pregnant women with the minimal care because of our limited resources. the clinic has been set up in the ruins of come out one hospital. that was a group of typically besieged by his but 80 forces throughout the war and gaza. it was to find that in for was to close in the same velocity of to so we'll just assume the complex sitting get on fire and sort of thing stuff. and patients to

leave a vital building now destroyed. it is a core piece interest on a piece of broken and scattered. this being the hospital is in high demand with many people walking full kilometers across mountain, gaza, to get to see the problem. we stood waiting and a very long q in order to get some treatment that we can't even find transportation to bring us here from think last year of suffering is massive. we want to live and we just have to stay alive. this is our hospital, which is just tended to attend the age of goodness agents like the u, as a trend with agency units. a loan is what is located in gauze that we've continued to kill, was investigating consequences on children and families unless it is lifted. thousands of children have already been referred to to come in for acute nutrition tab. i worked for an hour carrying my b b who kept crying and screaming the whole way. i bought him biscuits and came

here to get some medicines for him. you know, today's hot in the cues very long and my child can't tolerate anymore. so now some of the kids son has been able to receive the flights of supply mints. he needs to supply. the supplies are running low on it is not noon when a small was comb with a little a being blocked by his why a lot of the collapse of garbled has cost as the children are not getting the food and the health care they need. and if this doesn't improve, the health of an entire generation would be at the risk for the rest of their lives . why they can do so just him out of one hospital, all is fine. i'm joining as i was at the outer m as an associate professor that your son university in contact. good. have you with us again, let's speak about the negotiations on the talks, at least that are happening in doha. at the moment, stephanie decker was saying, that there is that it's being held behind closed doors. it's very difficult to get a degree of information i. but what would you expect to hear from these thoughts?

well, i think, you know, there has to be a choice made between whether we're going to see a continuation or assumption of the original cease fire deal that was signed back in january. that would have already entered into the 2nd phase. or as israel has now for an act on, on that agreement and has decided it would further like to see an extension of the 1st phase of this would accomplish most of the goals that, that israel had from the seas bar, which is the retrieval of it's of it's captive from cause a while at the same time, not having to fulfill its commitments, which of course and so is the delivery of aid as well as the more crucially, perhaps the withdrawal of israeli military and its forces from guys. and one of the things that as deputy was drawing our attention to was that is a government collection having to reach agreement on march 31st of course with the budget. and that is going to be a crucial part. the timeline is that i, i long side of this, i want to ask you about what we were reporting about yesterday. these a suggestion that there has been serving towards between the us. i'm homeless

directly. now. these are being played done by us actually of state, marco rubio. what do you think that tells us about the way that the us is, is framing or feel like they've negotiations with homeless, but also the, the, the totes that are happening and on? well, i think it tells us that the lesson is, and that is really leadership are not necessarily aligned completely. i think we're seeing certainly an effort to do something unprecedented. which has to have a direct line of communication between senior us officials and the leadership of mass. but it's really limited in terms of its scope that the united states has essentially said that they're only interested in the retrieval of the us citizens who are remained captive at garza. and they don't want the broader agreement. whereas how mass it seems, has attempted to enter into these discussions with the purpose of potentially finding a more long term, or at least a medium term solution. given what we've heard about the possibility of an extended truce, the last as much as 10 years. and i want to ask, you know,

about this move by israel saying that it's going to cut off highly tricity supplies to cause a fine to send it correctly. it's not really been supplying a great deal of attic tricity to guys since the start of the war. what is behind this and honest with using? well, i think, you know, we have to remember that initially, israel has claimed that its intention is to starve the people of cause that going all the way back to october 7th of 2023. and it has used its power as, as the kind of the occupying force and gaza, to essentially strict the entry of a, to destroy the basics of life, including in this latest decision, the pulling the plug, essentially on a, the solid ization plans that is meant to be the basic form of, of access to water for hundreds and hundreds of thousands of palestinians. all of this is intended one to continue it's, it's overall, a genocidal aims and gaza. and secondly, and more specifically now,

is to place deeper pressure on her mouse in order to simply accept the continuation of this 1st phase. i mean, again, let's remember that, you know, one day 42. israel was expected to withdraw from guys. i now work day 51 and they have not withdrawn from crucial entry points where, where much of this critical aid would have been coming from. so in many ways, this is essentially a continuation of the war by other means. really agreed to get your thoughts on this. does it allow me to and thank you very much. indeed. lots of us now with the stock market plunged on monday as trade intentions and economic uncertainty and a looming government shutdown gripped investors. all 3 major stock indices were done by an average of nearly 3 percent. when market is closed, the volatility is fueling fears of recession. but president donald trump is dismissing that prospect as opposed to 25 percent. ton of some goods from canada and mexico last week. these vend made sweeping exemptions. days later is also

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as always have included the $911.00 attack on the boyfriend of princess diana, but they're pretty sure gyptian not to college dollar has also been at the forefront of protests and the u. k. against israel's war on gas. and that's landed in trouble with the police call. it says he's being asked to attend an interview under police caution of or palestine solidarity demonstration in london in january . well, re challenge has been talking to him about his work as an activist. counted up to is no stranger to the glamour of the reg carpets, but the act to it doesn't say using his public profile to campaign for what he believes is up to us. there are a minutes, very simple and clear, straightforward humanitarian things that are wrong about israel is occupation of palestine. about the past. about this genocide? recently he's played egyptian playboy defied in the crown,

the netflix theories about britain's royal family college, also taken on the big roles in the day of the jackal united, $93.00, and the kite run 10 since october 7th. and it's often mos he's being at the forefront of london's palestine solidarity marches to the i. c. j is obviously investigating it. and so far it is a plausible genocide. unless the has cooler to genocide, we know that for the next 510 years, this is going to be culturally absorbed. and in the walk, this is. and if you have the consciousness and you saw it for once, it was how did you live your life? what decisions did you make on january 18th, more than 70 people were arrested as i landed much off the police, restricted its root color is one of several people, including an 87 year old holocaust survivor who's been told to come in for an interview. and what police say is an investigation into alleged breaches of public

or to act conditions. i con, took about the day. i'm advised not to, but i will say various united people from around the world. i've been looking for this 60 and seeing the conscience as a beacon of hope. the police clearly took a different approach and that's what i witness pallets is worried that civic freedoms that disappearing. you look at this country, but also around the world. you know, there is a massive ration of rights that we have taken for grant for college. taking your stand as many things into perspective. the majority of people who spoken up, i've actually felt that it's a, it's a thing that they are not sleep out. i find the more i stand up or the more i stand and alignment was what i actually believe the most fulfilling life i. the next london demonstration is this weekend and the college insist he'll be there will

reach out on how to 0. it's not that this board here is on. thank you very much. a rob. well cool. the final places are up for grabs. in the european champions league, the top teams in france and england go head to head by side as all my last the 1st leg of the ty. it goes livable. one mill in the french capital used henrique is team, have never won this trophy while. i live a pool as 6 time champions. they've lost just once so far out there and field the stadium this season. i think they fit tremendously well. uh, i don't think we faced that she's in a team that combined that much quality with that much intensity. but i do think we can do better. and so i'm not saying we pay for or not good at all, but we are a better team than we are. then we were last week. you're going okay. no, i knew. i don't think there's a single player in the squad who isn't looking forward to playing it and field.

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spelt it to 2020 full season looking, unstoppable but finished it. and it called, it looks unusually peaceable. we are very your experience and i think we showed that also last year to, you know, one moment that was a bit tougher for us. we were still in maximizing our results. and that's, i think the big strength of the team extracts the most out of the car. they've become problematic. so what we're hoping for with be 21 is that we have a much why the operating window that uh the cars are the more predictable and slightly easier to work with. so. so we'll see, we'll get an indication and these are the races. 18 year old kimmie and finale has been tasked with replacing louis hamilton at mas eighty's bites. how you, in one of 6 rookies the most to move into decades? that will be making the 1st f one stall in melvin on the richardson l g 0. now host nation no way have admitted they cheated at the know the world championships

might lend fake, finished the 2nd in such a days at large hill event, but his silver metal has now been taken off him. he and his teammates would disqualify because there's suits broke, the rules and expressing has been fixed into the suits to try and create more list and it scares the 9 knowing that their kid had been altered, team coach and equipment manager had been suspended the whole so we have cheated. we have tried to deceive the system. this is unacceptable. we still have many on on some questions we must get to the bottom of in the next few days. i have not yet spoken to the athletes. i will speak to them tonight or tomorrow. i will come to fax that an investigation has now been opened and we will of course, cooperate fully with them. this incident will have consequences and that's it was full for me, a 100 bucks to rob. and i thank you very much indeed. and i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes with more on all the stories that don't forget, you can get

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