with donald trump, exchange with donald trump, which the prime minister said made him feel uncomfortable. and sir keir starmer has described this as a once in a generation moment, and says a so—called coalition of the willing will help defend ukraine and guarantee peace in the country. >> we�*ve agreed that the uk, france and others will work with ukraine on a plan to stop the fighting. then we'll discuss that plan with the united states and take it forward together. the purpose of today�*s meeting was to unite our partners around this effort to strengthen ukraine and to support a just and enduring peace for the good of all of us. >> now, thousands of protesters held a rally in support of ukraine outside downing street earlier. people carried placards that said war is not over in

ukraine. world wake up and russian captivity kills. meanwhile, volodymyr zelenskyy has been meeting king charles at sandringham. he was dressed in his normal attire, not in a suit. the pair chatted briefly and posed for photographs before heading inside. we�*ll show you some of those photographs a little bit later. now he flew there by helicopter to that estate in norfolk after attending the summit in london, and has left the same way. that�*s volodymyr zelenskyy leaving sandringham. now. woman has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a four year old girl died in a house fire in manchester. the girl was pulled from the blaze in the home area of the city, but died of her injuries in hospital. police say the 4a injuries in hospital. police say the 44 year old woman was known to the girl. train fares are going up as indeed is the pressure on commuters battling record cancellations. the cost of many journeys in england and wales will rise by about lr.6%

wales will rise by about 4.6% today. campaigners warn it will pile further misery on hard pressed household budgets. railcards have also become more expensive. that's the first time railcards have also become more expensive. that's the first time in more than a decade. and pope in more than a decade. and pope francis remains in a stable francis remains in a stable condition after suffering a condition after suffering a breathing crisis over the breathing crisis over the weekend. but he is continuing to weekend. but he is continuing to battle double pneumonia in battle double pneumonia in hospital. and the vatican has hospital. and the vatican has just released a statement in the just released a statement in the last half an hour or so, which last half an hour or so, which says he's not required says he's not required mechanical ventilation, as he did a couple of days ago, but he mechanical ventilation, as he did a couple of days ago, but he has had the use of high flow has had the use of high flow oxygen. the vatican statement oxygen. the vatican statement says his prognosis remains says his prognosis remains guarded due to the complexity of guarded due to the complexity of the clinical picture. he was the clinical picture. he was admitted to hospital at 17 days admitted to hospital at 17 days ago with a severe respiratory ago with a severe respiratory infection that led to further infection that led to further complications. and those are the complications. and those are the latest headlines. i'll be back latest headlines. i'll be back with more in about an hour. for with more in about an hour. for the very latest gb news, direct the very latest gb news, direct your smartphone. sign up to news your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to or go to gbnews.com/yoursay.

alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnevbias. n/yoursay. alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnevbias. the jrsay. of pro—hamas bias. the broadcaster spent 40 sorry, £400,000 of taxpayers money making the show, in which the main narrator was revealed to be the son of a senior hamas official. a full audit is now underway to determine whether hamas received any funds directly. joining me now to talk about the latest developments is journalist and broadcaster jonathan sacerdoti. hello. hi. good to be with you. jonathan, the story was big last week. we actually already covered it with david collyer, who was the first person to uncover this connection. but then you actually uncovered some more nefarious goings on behind the scenes in the documentary. right. >> that's right. david uncovered very, very quickly in a matter of hours after broadcast the issue of the child being the son of a senior hamas figure. and then as i was watching the documentary myself, i also spotted something a bit irregular, which is what i will

call non—sequential editing. just to explain what that means. just to explain what that means. it's definitely a no no. in news and current affairs, they announced one sequence with a caption across the whole screen that it was day, whatever it was of the war, and they then showed a sequence which the voiceover, the child voiceover, said was the child voiceover, said was the aftermath of an airstrike and ambulances going to the hospital. and there was a 10 or 11 year old child who was a volunteer paramedic. i know, sounds ridiculous. that�*s because it is ridiculous. that child during this whole sequence had three different hair lengths and four different pairs of shoesin and four different pairs of shoes in a sequence that was meant to have taken place in one day, probably even less than one day. and during that sequence, he also went from being an assistant paramedic, rushing bodies into a hospital, a ten year old and to becoming a journalist assistant in the evening. and then, of course, the cleaner of the ambulances. now, to anyone watching that, firstly, it's obviously dodgy editing because it shows something that didn't happen in an order that they presented it in, but it also hints that the

whole thing could well have been staged, and that this child could be part of a phenomenon that's known as pallywood, where palestinian propagandists often use children in quite an abusive way, presenting them for credulous western audiences who are sympathetic to the plight of children naturally, and they present them as having to do these extraordinary jobs, like being a paramedic or a journalist. and the fact that it seems completely unbelievable doesn't seem to bother them when they're putting it all together and feeding it out as part of their dodgy palestinian propaganda documentary. >> yeah, because we've seen >> yeah, because we�*ve seen these very same child actors appearing in other news broadcasts from other channels. channel 4 news has used them. and then there was also this thing about where the subtitles, they turned out that and this has been a previous issue with the bbc, isn't it, where they the bbc, isn't it, where they would substitute jew or you yahud yahud, which literally would substitute jew or you yahud yahud, which literally means jew, but they would means jew, but they would substitute israeli. so that�*s substitute israeli. so that�*s substitute israeli. so that's been going on in documentaries substitute israeli. so that's been going on in documentaries and news reports before. but one and news reports before. but one

of the worst things is when they of the worst things is when they sort of talk about a jihad sort of talk about a jihad against jews, and they changed against jews, and they changed againstjews, and they changed it to a jihad against israeli againstjews, and they changed it to a jihad against israeli forces, not. forces, not. >> even a jihad. theyjust said >> even a jihad. theyjust said battle with israeli forces. so battle with israeli forces. so battle with israeli forces. 50 again, i would say that in that battle with israeli forces. 50 again, i would say that in that situation, yes, it is something situation, yes, it is something they�*ve done before, but then so they�*ve done before, but then so they've done before, but then so is denying that hamas is a they've done before, but then so is denying that hamas is a terrorist organisation. they've terrorist organisation. they've been doing that. probably the been doing that. probably the most vocal international news most vocal international news organisation doing that for the organisation doing that for the last 16 or 17 months. when it last 16 or 17 months. when it comes to the translations, you comes to the translations, you dig jew or you can't just change what words can't just change what words mean because you wish the mean because you wish the palestinians didn't want to kill palestinians didn't want to kill jews in a holy war. i appreciate jews in a holy war. i appreciate that might be how many in the that might be 1500 00:07:32,937 -- bbc feel, but that is what einat wilf, the israeli commentator, calls west splaining. it's like saying, well, yes, they said they want to kill jews in jihad, but they really mean that. they meant they want better humanitarian care and coexistence. you can'tjust make up coexistence. you can'tjust make up the news to be what you wish it was, or what you would like the world to think it is, and i�*m afraid that's what they�*re doing in mistranslating like that. and the more important feature of all of this is that at every stage that any of us

pointed these things out, they