my guest today is hamas spokesman ghazi hamad.ement's rhetoric is unbending, but do the palestinian people long for new ideas? ghazi hamad in gaza city, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. let me ask you a simple question. when the people of gaza ask you how you and the hamas movement are going to make their lives better, what do you say? i think we are struggling, we are working day and night in order to ease the life of people in gaza here. but i think people there understand very well that the reason of this crisis is occupation, is the policy of the siege, is the policy of the blockade, is the pressure on gaza every day, because you know, gaza — israel looks to gaza as a hostile region, and they try to keep gaza under siege, blockade, sanctions, and striking every day. i think we are trying to stop this. i think we try to do that through two tracks — first of all, reconciliation, in order to have one authority, one political regime, one system, and also to be open to the world and also we are working on the track of the

on the brink of the break, anwar el ghazi the scorer with his shoulder.where it ends up that counts. derby's boss, frank lampard, won almost everything as a player, but the touchline could be a helpless place. he could only watch his goalkeeper kelle roos do this.

are a real supporter i mean i mean clearly the have supported tough talk during the water and been ghazi and we know very clearly that some of french troops they have been killed in that fight and of course the if there are they're supporting him again in this war and to believe because the and that's that's this what they are doing. and of course yes i mean clearly for us has a lot of economic interest in libya i mean truth to target many other companies who they are working to libya and froze those not help to stop this conflict i mean i don't see the libyan people accept to see the french companies are working to libya and making money and at the same time they are causing them to die and helping the person who wants to kill all libyans just with a power all right we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to dr mustafa shad or the former deputy prime minister of libya discussing the current situation in the country stay with us. lake says and she forms part of a high altitude nature reserve. it's one of the famous charles internees years princi

to come in under the law that's what he got support because we know i mean he spent 40 years in bin ghazi fighting the smaller group of people there with all the support he got from all his allies so this is again the same thing the problem is that innocent people in intra belief in libya both from tripoli and also from the troops who they came with have told they are dying for no reason but for the personal interest and this is really the reality of the issue. so this war can continue for a long time but it got this what support he might get because you have about one and a half 1000000 people living in the city of tripoli. and no clearly they're being bombed day and night innocent people are dying for no reason and this is clearly is a nonsense and has lost on that but he has have to has a lot of support from the united arab emirates egypt saudi and until it dries out he will certainly not give in libya now bogged down into another year as long tug of war. oh it can be it can be a can be award for a long time and also the same time of course as you said that makes it he got all the supp

bamford went down as though he had been hit in the face by villa's anwar el ghazi.union coaching staff after this year's world cup. he's been defence coach since 2008, helping wales win four six nations titles and three grand slams. british number one johanna konta is through to the semi finals of the morocco open. she came from a set down to beat the taiwanese second seed hsieh su wei in three sets. konta will play australia's ajla tomljanovic in tha last four and in rugby league, wigan warriors came from behind to beat london broncos 18 eight, with fullback morgan escare scoring their third try. it was bottom side broncos seventh straight defeat. it's been a great day for british cycling. british cyclist jacob hennessy in wet conditions at the tour de yorkshire. the tour set off from doncaster and this year's route takes in eight host locations including halifax, barnsley, doncaster and leeds. hennessy won both intermediate sprints and the only climb of the day and will wear the red king of the mountains jersey tomorrow. jesper asselman of the netherlands won the

the deadlock was broken when anwar el ghazi shouldered the ball in just before the break — a key time up when kelle roos dropped the ball under pressure from john mcginn of aston villa. 2—0 to villa, a terrible time to make a mistake like that. derby then had to go to try and save their season and they only had around 20 minutes left. with about ten of them left, they did get one back. jack marriott's shot. we think did touched in by martyn waghorn. we're not clear if he got a touch but it was pretty academic. it was all about then whether derby could get that equaliser. prince william, in the stands, could hardly bare to watch. there was so much tension in wembley, and it was all released on that final whistle. villa utterly jubilant. derby completely gutted. they will have to stay in the championship another season. villa will, of course, be much richer. a club that are former european champions, former english league champions, will feel that they belong in the premier league and that is just where they will play their football next season. iam sure i am sure a lot of people didn't

anwar el ghazi the scorer — as it turned out, with his shoulder. as a manager. but from the sidelines, there's only so much you can affect. you can't, for example, stop your goalkeeper doing this. and it is going to go in! villa's john mcginn celebrated, but this was kelle roos‘s own goal. beyond planning, beyond control. derby had about 20 minutes to save their season. there were less than ten of them left when jack marriott produced the lifeline. had it touched martyn waghorn on the way in? they could argue later. derby threw everything at an equaliser, but it never came. they say the play—off final is about money, it's about more than that. just ask derby's fallen players, or villa's most famous fan. an afternoon when even the prince sees these men as kings. so, one of english football's oldest and best—known names aston villa are finally back in the big time. the gap between the second—tier championship in the premiership has perhaps never been bigger but this afternoon, aston villa have leapt across the chasm. thank you for the from wembley. t

on the brink of the break, anwar el ghazi the scorer with his shoulder.line could be a helpless place. he could only watch his goalkeeper kelle roos do this. own goal. beyond anyone's plan. beyond anyone's control. derby had 20 minutes to save their season. they gave it all they had. jack marriott's shot touched in by martyn waghorn took this to the wire. villa lost this match last season. it was written on the face of even their most famous fan. but the equaliser never came. for all the talk of money, the play—off final is about so much more than that. for a few moments, even a prince saw these men as kings. so aston villa, one of the best—known names in english football, are back in the big time. the gap between the football league and the premier league has perhaps never been bigger, but villa have leapt across the chasm. patrick geary, bbc news, at wembley. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. aston villa are back in the aston villa are back in the premier aston villa are back in the premier league, defeating derby county i

turkey we are quite sure that the emirates have built an airbase for drones in the south of thing ghazi and these drones have been used on at least 7 occasions to hit civilian targets in tripoli as well as many other occasions to hit military targets now the latest reports the jazeera did are remarkable they raise more questions than the answer of course but we see planes flying from jordan from israel from a number of other countries that are probably related to not only the provision of armored vehicles but also drone technology and and other types of weapons all of which are banned by the u.n. so both sides are sort of pots calling the kettle black and and naming the other side there are some theories that the reason why you supported have start to attack on a april 4th was because of a delayed turkish arms shipment so that these arms shipments are having major impact on the conflict in libya at least 2 people have been killed in a stabbing attack and japan happened during rush hour in the city of callous aki attacker appear to have targeted children as they made their way to school

i understand, go back to the ben ghazi hearings. i get it. democrats said the same thing. is there a concern on the democratic side that you'll spend so much time and all this energy not showing that you can actually govern when you go to run for re-election in 2020. many of those freshmen democrats are seats president trump won in 2016. >> democrats need to strike a careful balance here, which i am afraid they are not quite doing. they do need to hold the trump administration accountable. that's what they were lected to do. they did not have a mandate to impeach him. i think impeachment is the wrong move. but the kind of cooperation congress needs to be afforded on a whole host of issues. some have to do with cabinet secretaries and other things that have gone on. they do need to put together pro-active things. i think i heard it was finally infrastructure week. there are movement of those kind of things that would behoove the democrats. accountability where they can actually have a win. places where they can actually get something changed, get someone removed, instead of

working the east of the country and label them suspects a big star is being generous sells best and most ghazi many of them working for the national corporations are working for local turkish construction companies in the city so it's very difficult to get a seat and we times with partners going to program the machine and try and find anything that will at the very unsubstantiated claims that he's been making before of five years but it's nothing new i mean the claims that happy makes up are they have communication equipment they have there is something bullet as the libyan this claim to be made of the last five years that. was the case of the boy that cried wolf. in the news. leaders say they're ready to fight for their rights to sell. them to sentence to wiki leaks founder julian assange is to fifteen weeks in jail and in sport football's concussion rules are once again in the spotlight going to be here to explain why. iran's leaders say they're prepared to fight for their right to sell oil in the face of tough u.s. sanctions iranian warships are patrolling high traffic strait of hormuz with

potentially a dangerous one artery for us at the helm the israel gaza border howry thank you for that well ghazi hamad is a senior hamas official he says palestinians will never surrender until israeli up israeli oppression ends. it's not is it that we can say that c. is for understanding will. resolve the problem now we have the bigger problem is called a corporation is called a seach and then look at in gaza maybe sometimes you have some kind of tactics his work tactic understanding but the from time to time the round of violence and round of confrontations come back again so i think if they if the palestinians in gaza are not the free people are could not go freely people could export and import people could move freely have get free access i think this round cycle of violence will continue as it should understand that. the brother of gaza is political is not a committee or that it is not by is in the left the pool of people or they're just given for sale it is or open the crossings or including the fishing zone i think we have a policy now as we are looking to end the occupation and to put i

villa buzzed first, on the brink of the break, anwar el ghazi the scorer with his shoulder.arriott‘s shot, touched in by martyn waghorn, took this to the wire. villa lost this match last season. it was written on the face of even their most famous fan. but the equaliser never came. for all the talk of money, the play—off final is about so much more than that. for a few moments, even a prince saw these men as kings. so aston villa, one of the best—known names in english football, are back in the big time. the gap between the football league and the premier league has perhaps never been bigger, but villa have leapt across the chasm. patrick geary, bbc news, at wembley. i know what it means to these aston villa fans, and after the heartbreak they‘ve had, arsenal in the fa cup final and last year against fulham, it‘s just rewards for them, and i‘m glad they‘re going home happy. well we saw the duke of cambridge celebrating villa‘s win. the club tweeted this mock up picture of prince william giving their manager a knighthood — the said ‘he led us back to where we belong, in front

leslie: when you look at a political perspective, what happened to the republicans after numerous by ghazi investigations? if you take a clip of what the president just said, democrats were saying that about benghazi. they said that about other clinton and her emails. it's like we can cost cut-and-paste. >> david: like nadler speaking about ken starr. >> leslie: you could take all of that. witch hunts, hoax. politically, the replicants and suffer after hillary and her emails. after the continuing investigations with benghazi. i say that because obviously both sides have a political card to play after the election in 2020 coming up. that said, you are looking at, at the end of the day, the most that'll happen is a $10,000 fine, a one year jail sentence. we all know that's not going to happen to the attorney general. >> harris: we know that because it didn't happen to eric holder under barack obama over fast and furious gunrunning operations. that's how we know. >> dagen: despite a border patrol agent losing his life as part of that operation. >> harris: yeah. that's how we know that. it's a

on the brink of the break, anwar el ghazi the scorer with his shoulder. a player, but the touchline could be a helpless place. he could only watch his goalkeeper, kelle roos, do this. and it's going to go! own—goal — beyond anyone's plan, beyond anyone's control. derby had 20 minutes to save their season. they gave it all they had. jack marriott's shot, touched in by martyn waghorn, took this to the wire. villa lost this match last season. it was written on the face of even their most famous fan. but the equaliser never came. for all the talk of money, the play—off final is about so much more than that. for a few moments, even a prince saw these men as kings. so aston villa, one of the best—known names in english football, are back in the big time. the gap between the football league and the premier league has perhaps never been bigger, but villa have leapt across the chasm. patrick geary, bbc news, at wembley. i know what it means to these aston villa hands, and after the heartbreak they have had, arsenal in the final and last year against fulham, it is

fast and furious, and american died, and ghazi, but that's ok. i am angry about everything. you. guest: no one is saying that what happened in fast and furious was appropriate. one does not negate the other. with the mueller report, we don't know everything the mueller report says because so much of it was redacted from members of congress being able to view that. i am not having discussions with members of congress, sitting around all day talking about the mueller report. i talk about the issues that are important to my constituents. how do we create new jobs, how do we rebuild, how do we get the federal government to release funding so we can have new schools? on the virgin islands this week, people had to be removed from an elementary school because we are still in discussions with fema about how much that school was damaged, how much money they are willing to give us and the children had to be reviewed -- removed because a wall fell in the middle of the school day. those of the things we are concerned with. health care issues, prescription drugs, affordable housing, crea

villa took the lead just before half time when anwar el ghazi nodded them ahead.c to once againjustify his before the world cup, hnc to once again justify his selection. once again, he did. first wicket and then again, he did. first wicket and then a second soon after. england were on their game with the ball and in the field. the captain run outjust addicting. the start of an afghanistan collapse. four wickets in eight balls forjust two runs. it was not good to watch. the fans finally did have something to cheer about. 44, dragging them to 160. escort that england fancied chasing. the first ball, first four and that set the tone. jason roy and his brilliant, brutal best. 50 from him. withjonny brilliant, brutal best. 50 from him. with jonny bairstow brilliant, brutal best. 50 from him. withjonny bairstow never too brilliant, brutal best. 50 from him. with jonny bairstow never too far behind. england raced to a nine wicket victory. the wait is almost over now and england have never been better prepared. one man that england were happy to have part of the squad tod