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our diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. international criminal court. according to donald trump, the international criminal court has engaged in... the icc accused both men of war crimes and crimes against humanity including murder, persecution and starvation.

food, water and medicine. israel was outraged. the decision to issue an arrest warrant against me, the democratically elected prime minister of israel, and a former defence minister was made himself from sexual harassment charges and by biased judges the court's prosecutors also sought arrest warrants for three hamas leaders responsible for the savage attacks on october 7, 2023. but all three including the group's military chief have been killed during the war. this morning it condemned trump's executive order which it said would harm its independent and impartial judicial work.

officials, its funding and even its it systems. during his first term as president, donald trump now he is redoubling his efforts, declaring war on the court in defence of israel. paul adams, bbc news. paul al fors, bbc news. paul al forjoining news. paul al forjoining us. is. paul al forjoining us. your reaction? paul at for “oining us. your reaction?— paul at for “oining us. your reaction? . ., com - letel reaction?�* - completely unsurprising i was completely unsurprising given the drug administration's historic hostility to the icc —— trump now the icc is pursuin- a case

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some of the sanctions could be revised or even dropped entirely. one final thought because there _ entirely. one final thought because there was - entirely. one final thought j because there was support entirely. one final thought - because there was support for donald trump from the hungarian foreign minister and foreign ministerands s ss from the von der leyen, so does ursula von der leyen, so does that give a snapshot of the ursula von der leyen, so does that�* world a snapshot of the ursula von der leyen, so does that�* world order|apshot of the ursula von der leyen, so does that�* world order that lot of the ursula von der leyen, so does that�* world order that we >f the ursula von der leyen, so does that�* world order that we are re ursula von der leyen, so does that�* world order that we are in? was always the somewhat. it was always the case that there were many cases the few countries around the world that supported the =7=—7 the likes 7 the likes of 7 the likes of us 7 the likes of us china and the likes of us and china and the likes of us and china and india not, but there is and india did not, but there is fairly bipartisan opposition to the icc case against israel and donald trump is no —— not donald truroo is no —— not joe biden said it was alone, joe biden said it was outrageous, and democrats were in a bill elsein faeour of a bill that the icc alssein faeour of a bill that the icc but because the

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say ali fayed, who co—owned harrods with his brothers, sexually assaulted them in the 1990s. simply never occurred . who died in 2023. daniel de simone has more. you may find some of the details in his initially, ali felt calmer than mohamed, so i kind frances was an interior designer at harrods store and younger brother of mohamed al fayed,

in my bra and my pants. and as i came out, he was in the room, just there. the next thing i knew, i was on the bed. to get on top of me. i think i wasjust, like, numb. frances says the assault was interrupted when one of his young children called to him. ali fayed, who is now 82 and lives in the usa, salah and mohamed. all three women who say they were abused by ali fayed

once we got to the chalet, it was myself and ali. she says ali suggested they go for a swim at ..very much trapped. another woman told us mohamed al fayed ordered her she says she felt shared between the brothers. simply never occurred.

both mohamed al fayed and his other brother, a criminal investigation. stand up for myself. i'm not going to be that scared 24—year—old girl daniel de simone, bbc news. harrods say the new claims point to the "breadth of abuse" by mohamed al fayed and "raise serious allegations" they say they hope survivors are looking at "every appropriate avenue to them in their pursuit

to make their claims" to the company's compensation scheme. here, the deputy prime minister has confirmed that grenfell tower in london will be dismantled — to take up to two years. the decision has divided opinion among survivors and the bereaved. with me is tom symonds. confirmation of what was being reported about the decision? for the government, decision for the government, they are coming underfire decision for the government, they are coming under fire for theea'e "musrnde'fi'efoss 7 ~ , "n , , doing these """"2 unfle�*e fa“ n ~ ~ , ~ 7 , , doing enough not doing enough consultation with the community, what saysis 7 says is that 7 7 says is that g7renfell everybody says is that grenfell tower it's a sacred site, and

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notjust once — but twice! look at that he gave a bone marrow transplant and then a kidney transplant. we will speak them shortly. hello there. we've got a wintry mix of weather for many areas today, certainly for england and wales. thicker cloud, there'll be outbreaks of rain, and also got the next 21l hours. but then high pressure does dominate as we move through the weekend and into next week to bring us cold easterly winds again, and for most it will stay dry, but rather grey i think. so for the rest of today, england and wales rather across the southeast.

the best of the sunshine — scotland, northern ireland, where we'll see 7 or 8 degrees. will feel cold and raw, feel more like freezing feel more like freezing or even subzero. so you can see or even subzero. the snow affecting the higher ground of the moors, ground of the moors, certainly across wales, certainly across wales, 2—5cm of accumulating snow here, maybe the peak district, but reverting back to rain, but reverting back to rain, i think, across parts of the midlands and the southeast as we go through the night. i think, across parts of clearer skies in scotland, northern ireland. it's here where we'll see a frost. across the southeast a little less cold where we have the cloud and the breeze and the breeze for england and wales for england and wales so looking at 1—4 celsius. so looking at 1—4 celsius. saturday's transition day is something a bit quieter, but we'll still have some thick cloud around for england and wales. the odd spot of rain here, maybe some snow on the hills. some wintry showers some wintry showers for northeast scotland. for northeast scotland. best of the sunshine — best of the sunshine —

western scotland, western scotland, northern ireland once again. we could see some sunny breaks we could see some sunny breaks across the southeast later on saturday. maybe one or two showers.

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