david lammy well , look, in gaza might last for? david lammy well, look, i'm . ell, look, i'm. not an army general. >> i haven't got the intelligence available to me. but but all of us, of course , but but all of us, of course, are worried, particularly about the children , the women, the the children, the women, the civilians who could be caught up in conflict and about the urban warfare that we might be about to witness this. so i prayed , to witness this. so i prayed, hope that it doesn't go for on longer than is necessary . longer than is necessary. >> should the uk government be doing more to get british citizens out of gaza ? well look, citizens out of gaza? well look, i called earlier in the week to ensure that british citizens were able to get out of both israel and gaza . israel and gaza. >> i, i spoke to the egyptians yesterday day, and i know that they are in discussions about they are in discussions about the rafah crossing and many brits are making their way to that crossing so they can exit the country . and i'm pleased , of the country. and i'm ple

david lammy covered a lot of different issues there. was pretty unequivocal, wasn't - the middle east. it was pretty unequivocal, wasn't it? - the middle east. it was pretty unequivocal, wasn't it? there the middle east. it was pretty - unequivocal, wasn't it? there was no sense of anything other than a strong message from the shadow foreign secretary there yesterday that labour, in his words, utterly condemned what he called the appalling attack on israel. i think this is quite a deliberate strategy from labour to speak as publicly and loudly as possible as quickly as possible to stay that there is no room for debate in the party that they are completely against this. that's a different situation to what it might have been a few years ago. i'm trying to look over what he said there, labourstands i'm trying to look over what he said there, labour stands firmly for israel's right to defend itself and rescue hostages. trying to, as i say, leave no room for debate on that. it was interesting that david lammy started to talk about a longer

david lammy.llo. lots more to come this houn hello. lots more to come this hour. in just one minute, you'll be able to hear from my interview with shadow foreign secretary david lammy . i'll also secretary david lammy. i'll also be joined by israel's ambassador to the uk , tzipi hotovely . but to the uk, tzipi hotovely. but first, let's get the news with elizabeth callaghan . elizabeth callaghan. >> hello. it's just after 10:00. i'm elizabeth callaghan in the newsroom. thousands thousands of palestinians continue to flee south as the israeli prime minister tells his troops the next stage is coming. it's military is attacking hamas by sea and air in gaza and preparing for a ground offensive . there are reports from the israeli defence force saying hamas is stopping civilians from leaving . it comes as the hamas leaving. it comes as the hamas leader met with iran's foreign minister in qatar, where they agreed to continue cooperation . agreed to continue cooperation. the us president joe biden has re

let's have a listen what david lammy said listen to what david lammy said today. talking the today.g at the labour party conference. this is what what he said. it what this is what he said. it was unequivocal. >> labour utterly condemns >> all labour utterly condemns hamas's attack hamas's appalling attack on israel . our labour stands firmly israel. our labour stands firmly in support of israel's right to defend itself, rescue hostages and protect its citizens. there will not be a just and last peace until israel is secure. palestine is a sovereign state and both israelis and palestinians enjoy security, dignity and human rights. >> that was david lammy , of >> that was david lammy, of course, secretary of state for foreign commonwealth and development affairs of the united kingdom . it's very long united kingdom. it's a very long title, shadow sorry. thank title, shadow. sorry. thank you. yeah, quite there yet. yeah, we're not quite there yet. alex. good point. we may alex. a good point. we may neven alex. a good point. we may never. we'd like to think so. well, may never be. i th

david lammy >> yeah, i know.ut there. having rules with the eu hasn't delivered for us. actually, rishi sunak has actually, when rishi sunak has fixed some the problems that fixed some of the problems that his created, such as his own deal created, such as the windsor framework and also excluding us from things like the programme . he's done the horizon programme. he's done it by sitting it actually by sitting diligently around diligently and quietly around the and coming with the table and coming out with a deal actually having big public bus stops hasn't solved problems. having priti patel and then suella braverman excluded from the migration from some of the migration meetings that are having and the security and intelligence meetings happening meetings that are happening haven't for this haven't delivered for this country. negotiation , country. diligent negotiation, often hard negotiation . but often hard negotiation. but being in the room doing it will so if you want to sell that as a dating as a bit of col

sunak, and from the shadow fore listen:retary, david lammy.and from the shadow fore listen to tary, david lammy. sunak, and from the shadow fore listen to what)avid lammy. sunak, and from the shadow fore listen to what they lammy. sunak, and from the shadow fore listen to what they had my. sunak, and from the shadow fore listen to what they had to i. just listen to what they had to say . say. >> hamas and the people that support hamas are fully responsible for appalling , responsible for appalling, appalling acts of terrorism. we should call it out for what it is citizens of israel are being murdered and innocent people have been kidnapped , including have been kidnapped, including children . obviously, that's children. obviously, that's shocking. and it's horrifying. and they should be held accountable for that. and what i've said to the israeli prime minister is that we will provide all the support that they need to make sure that israel can defend itself against these kinds of attacks. now we already have a very long standing relationship w

sunak, and from the shadow fore listen:retary, david lammy.and from the shadow fore listen to tary, david lammy. sunak, and from the shadow fore listen to what)avid lammy. sunak, and from the shadow fore listen to what they lammy. sunak, and from the shadow fore listen to what they had my. sunak, and from the shadow fore listen to what they had to i. just listen to what they had to say . say. >> hamas and the people that support hamas are fully responsible for appalling , responsible for appalling, appalling acts of terrorism. we should call it out for what it is citizens of israel are being murdered and innocent people have been kidnapped , including have been kidnapped, including children . obviously, that's children. obviously, that's shocking. and it's horrifying. and they should be held accountable for that. and what i've said to the israeli prime minister is that we will provide all the support that they need to make sure that israel can defend itself against these kinds of attacks. now we already have a very long standing relationship w

at least david lammy is naili|totally:olours. around. at least david lammy is naili|totally agree.ee. i would call it more than clarity. i would call the start of suicide call it the start of a suicide list it's clearly not list because it's clearly not what british want. what the british people want. whenever anybody who was whenever i hear anybody who was a remainer talking about it, why can't they be gracious and say, actually the benefits are there? we had the orchestra with australia, we've got a deal on pacific trade. we were the first to get the vaccines rolled out. we helped ukraine and the rest of the world followed. there have trimmed positives from have been trimmed positives from brexit, they totally brexit, which they totally ignore and most of those. >> but even if you don't accept those, the benefits of those international trade deals that we are signing all over the world, india, you even if you world, india, if you even if you still have to be a dribbling ramona , please just respect the ramona, please just respect the vote was democratic. exactly thatis vote was d

let's have a listen to what david lammy has had to say. there is neven lammy has had to say., ever a justification for terrorism. >> labour stands firmly in support of israel's right to defend itself, rescue hostages and protect its citizens . the and protect its citizens. the hostages were so cruelly taken , hostages were so cruelly taken, including children, should be released immediately . and released immediately. and hamas's indiscriminate attacks set back the cause of peace . set back the cause of peace. >> okay, that was david lammy. so labour have acted very quickly on this, which they likely wouldn't have done if they were still led by jeremy corbyn, who came that close to becoming prime minister, which i would thought sends would have thought sends a shiver down your spine. however why on the why do some other figures on the left such difficulty in left have such difficulty in condemning hamas these murderous thugs ? thugs? >> well, i think , first of all, >> well, i think, first of all, there is on the left, there's anti—semitism. of course there is in all parts of

jennifer let's bring you in on those comments from david lammy.n it. he wasjust on, more civilians will be caught up in it. he was just saying there that people need to distinguish between hamas and the palestinian people. he is urging israel to ensure that humanitarian aid to does get through to people who need it in gaza. what you make of that? he to people who need it in gaza. what you make of that?— you make of that? he is right on all fronts. you make of that? he is right on all fronts- here — you make of that? he is right on all fronts. here is _ you make of that? he is right on all fronts. here is the _ you make of that? he is right on all fronts. here is the problem. - you make of that? he is right on all fronts. here is the problem. we - you make of that? he is right on all. fronts. here is the problem. we have seen hamas as well as hezbollah get right into the mix of women and children in the civilian population and act as murder so they have been disguised in an area where it was attacked —— martyr. disguised in an area where it was att

and here in the uk, david lammy, a labour mp and a shadow foreign secretary has been speaking at thea listen. i think of the children facing the reality of war in a place that was already bereft of hope. organisations for the palestinians are doing essential and life—saving work to support people on the ground. a pay tribute to your staff working in the most difficult of conditions to help save lives. i agree with president macron when he said we must not confuse the fight against terrorism with the most elementary humanitarian right, support for civilian populations. there needs to be humanitarian access and supplies to gaza. we must distinguish between hamas and the palestinian people. because failing to do so would only embolden terrorists and punish the wrong people. as we sit on the conference floor yesterday, that would not be a just and lasting peace until israel is secured, palestine is a sovereign state and both israeli and palestinians enjoy security, dignity and human rights. and staying in the uk, the labour leader has condemned hamas, saying he is shocked and appalled by

david lammy knock on doors and. david lammy is an absolute laughing. why?is. i mean, is he comes across as anti british. he won't let the brexit finish. let the brexit argument finish. he the eu every he wants to rejoin the eu every single word mutters lately is single word he mutters lately is about rejoining the eu. i mean, people in ashfield in the red wall are furious about can you call him anti—british? >> i mean, he's a proud londoner. i think he's a spurs fan, you what i mean? he's fan, you know what i mean? he's he's hardly anti—british. well i say anti—brexit. he's hardly anti—british. well i say i anti—brexit. he's hardly anti—british. well i sayi mean, :i—brexit. he's hardly anti—british. well i sayi mean, probably a poor >> i mean, probably a poor choice there. but you choice of words there. but you know, time he chimes up on know, every time he chimes up on whether on gb news or lbc whether it's on gb news or lbc or wherever he is, it's anti—brexit, you know, he refuses to accept the democratic will of the british people . will of the british p

are not allowed to go to fight for uh for israel no indeed i mean the shadow uh foreign secretary david lammy was saying our thoughts are with the... citizen who was who was killed, but surely the question should be, why are british citizen serving in the uh israeli occupation forces, but we'll just pause there for moment uh, because we've got another report now, looking at the strategic implications for the united states and israel, as a result of the military operation by the palestinian resistance factions. as the palestinian resistance factions prepared for their operation early on saturday morning, they must have known they were about to embark on. what will surely be seen as the most historic mission of any palestinian resistance fighters, they broke out of the open air prison of gaza for the first time since gaza was occupied in 1967. of course, the zionist regime has answered the challenge with a bloody onslot on civilians, killing more than 100 children in little over a day. they deliberately and openly targeted civilian infrastructure in a frenzy of revenge that. guides the strategi

are not allowed to go to fight for uh for israel no indeed i mean the shadow uh foreign secretary david lammy was saying you our thoughts are with the british citizen. who was who was killed, but surely the question should be, why are british citizen serving in the uh israeli occupation forces, but we'll just pause there for moment uh, because we've got another report now, looking at the strategic implications for the united states and israel, as a result of the military operation by the palestinian resistance factions. as the palestinian resistance factions prepared for their operation early on saturday morning, they must have known they were about to embark on what will... surely be seen as the most historic mission of any palestinian resistance fighters. they broke out of the opener prison of gaza for the first time since gaza was occupied in 1967. of course the zionist regime has answered the challenge with a bloody onslaut on civilians killing more than 100 children in little over a day. they deliberately and openly targeted civilian infrastructure in a frenzy of revenge that hides the s

are not allowed to go to fight for uh for israel no indeed i mean the shadow uh foreign secretary david lammy was saying our thoughts are with the british citizen who was. who was killed, but surely the question should be, why are british citizen serving in the uh israeli occupation forces, but we'll just pause there for moment uh, because we've got another report now, looking at the strategic implications for the united states and israel, as a result of the military operation by the palestinian resistance factions, as the palestinian resistance factions prepared for their operation early on saturday morning, they must have known they were about to embark on what will surely. be seen as the most historic mission of any palestinian resistance fighters. they broke out of the openear prison of gaza for the first time since gaza was occupied in 1967. of course the zionist regime has answered the challenge with a bloody onslaut on civilians, killing more than 100 children in little over a day. they deliberately and openly targeted civilian infrastructure in a frenzy of revenge that hides the strat

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he has beenjoined by the shadow foreign secretary david lammy who has spoken to the bbc condemning whatterview of saying when it comes to issues of national security and terrorism that is something he and the prime minister and the government will be working together on and in agreement on but certainly a troubling international context to this labour party conference. of course the focus for the labour party will go beyond talking about the situation in the middle east. tell us what we can expect this week and what we have been hearing so far? that's right. this is really potentially the labour party last conference before the general election, a chance to set up their stall and today the big announcement keir starmer was talking about this morning is their plan to try and cut nhs waiting lists. one of the ideas labour has come up with is to pay nhs staff extra to work overtime to try and cut those waiting less. keir starmer said by paying nurses and doctors to do additional appointments in their overtime, they could fill about 2 million extra appointments every year and he said curren

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david lammy , whose to school.id lammy, whose constituency has a large jewish community, told gb news they should feel safe and be protected by law. he also said the advice from police is that jewish schools can open the rise in anti semitism is abysmal. >> we must stand up to this hate. the idea that there are schoolchildren not attending schoolchildren not attending school through fear, not wearing uniform, through fear. people taking off the star of . david taking off the star of. david hiding, pretending that they are not of jewish faith is entirely unacceptable . table and i stand unacceptable. table and i stand in solidarity with jewish communities at this time who must have the full protection of the law . the law. >> the metropolitan police says it's urgently reviewing footage and other material posted online following the probe . palestinian following the probe. palestinian protest in central london yesterday. the force has released a picture of two women they're looking to identify fi who had images of pa

specifically from the labour party, sir keir starmer, along with his shadow foreign secretary, david lammyapart from what we have seen from the former leader of the labour party. he has made his own statements. he has not condemned the barbarism of those attacks. and frankly, his statements are appalling. he is here in liverpool, but he is at a different conference down the road. he is not here at the labour party conference. and i think that is particularly striking. and certainly here, i know not just from the leader and his shadow foreign secretary, but from all the front bench and shadow cabinet members, from mps, there is absolute and equivocation in calling out these atrocities that we have seen in the last 24 hours. the official labour party policy is obviously in terms of sorting out the underlying problem and the underlying tension is to try and establish two states in the region. absolutely. within secure borders. yes. the actions of hamas, i presume, have set that back and make that policy position of the labour party even more difficult to achieve? well, i think hamas has inten

that's sir keir starmer, the leader, and rayner, the deputy leader, david lammy, the deputy leader, davidopment secretary. were limacella secretary. they were limacella broida reuter marr, nonnich raita and chana segal. broida reuter marr, nonnich raita and chana segal . and they raita and chana segal. and they met earlier. and here's what they had to say to us outside. >> we have ten family members from kibbutz be'eri and two family members from kibbutz nahel that taken nahel oz that were taken saturday morning. >> have recollection of >> we have no recollection of anything. we have any news anything. we don't have any news of their whereabouts or state that they're in. >> we don't know if they're dead or alive if they're wounded. >> we don't know if they're dry or fed, if they got their medicine. >> we have three children, eight years old, three year old, a 12 years old, three year old, a 12 year old and a teenager , 17. year old and a teenager, 17. she's supposed to celebrate her 18th birthday on the 24th of this month. and we don't know where they are. we don't know anything about the

that was the shadow foreign secretary, david lammy. gave his thoughts on the situation. many of you will have seen what has happened over the last 36 hours in israel and the scenes are truly, truly horrifying. as i said yesterday, this is not time for equivocation. we should just be straightforward in what is happening here and that is that hamas and the people who support hamas are fully responsible for appalling acts of terrorism, we should call it out for what it is. citizens of israel are being murdered, innocent people are being murdered, innocent people are being kidnapped, including children. 0bviously that is shocking and horrifying and they should be held accountable for that. what i've said today israeli prime minister we will provide all the support that they need to ensure that israel can defend itself against these attacks. we have a long—standing relationship with israel, we are one of their strongest allies, we have provided in the past the kind of equipment that they have used to defend themselves in the last couple of

david lammy , whose school. lammy, whose constituency has a large jewish community, told gb news they should feel safe and be protected by law. he also said the advice from police is that jewish schools can open . jewish schools can open. >> the rise in anti—semitism is abysmal. we must stand up to this hate . the idea that there this hate. the idea that there are schoolchildren not attending school through fear , not wearing school through fear, not wearing uniform through fear, people taking off the star of . david taking off the star of. david hiding, pretending that they are not of jewish faith is entirely unacceptable . bill and i stand unacceptable. bill and i stand in soledar charity with jewish communities at this time who must have the full protection of the law onto some entertainment news now and madonna has kicked off her delayed celebration tour in london following a serious health scare. >> the 65 year old had to postpone on the start date from july after she was admitted to intensive care with a n

. >> what should david lammy, who is potentially the next foreign secretary, being appearing on a stagewho -- perished -- >> i don't know -- >> let me just finish the question, ms. rachel reeves -- so many people murdered, slaughtered, in cold blood on saturday morning. and this palestinian ambassador saying it was coming their way. is it in any way appropriate that your would be foreign secretary sharing a stage with him. >> i don't know what david's schedule is for a conference. i have not heard those remarks. but they are totally unacceptable, and we disagree with them entirely. >> would you implore david not to share the stage with him? >> look, i don't know what david's schedule is and i don't know whether this man is at our conference, but david has been very clear, and unequivocal, about labor's support for israel, for the people of israel, the right to defend themselves, their right to protect civilians and the right to get hostages back. we have been absolutely categorical about that. >> what about your own mp, espanna bergum, pictured -- was that appropriate? >> about having s

david lammy it's significant.under jeremy course, served under jeremy corbyn. we all know that , don't corbyn. we all know that, don't we? and that party had an incredibly fruity, arguably dangerous track record when it came to israel—palestine. but essentially until very recently in statements like that are, you know, a shift in tone, aren't they, from what we've seen in previous years? but let's cross now to tel aviv and get the latest with gb news reporter charlie peters . charlie, tonight charlie peters. charlie, tonight is falling where you are . what is falling where you are. what is falling where you are. what is going on? what's the situation as you see it, where you and across the country . you are and across the country. >> so the situation in general in israel this morning, sources close to the idf warned that this could be the quiet before the storm, that after five days of hectic fighting and atrocities in the south and new fronts in the north, this might be a moment where the idf resets, secures itse

and of course we've seen that nomed by first david lammy 100. nomed bstarmer.|vid lammy 100. and of course we've seen that nomed bstarmer.|vi|we|mmy 100. and of course we've seen that nomed bstarmer. |vi|we hady and now keir starmer. if we had jeremy corbyn as the leader of the opposition , we would the opposition, we would be seeing palestine flag in seeing free palestine flag in the hall. we might be seeing something similar to the scenes that outside israeli that we saw outside the israeli embassy yesterday . embassy in london yesterday. keir starmer has taken a big, big pains to sort of clean up the labour party. there are plenty of labour mps from corbyn's no longer plenty of labour mps from corbythere no longer plenty of labour mps from corbythere are no longer plenty of labour mps from corbythere are lots no longer plenty of labour mps from corbythere are lots 0f10 longer plenty of labour mps from corbythere are lots of party ger mps. there are lots of party members who've been kicked out of i think today of the party and i think today th

the shadow foreign secretary as well, david lammy, coming out very strongly as well, and also keir starmerhat he defends the right for israel to defend itself and stands with them . and which stands with them. and which bnngs stands with them. and which brings me on very nicely because next we're going to be a bit of a change, a change of vibe this evening . we're going to be evening. we're going to be talking about keir starmer because to the stage because he took to the stage today. the glitter, but today. he had the glitter, but where pizzazz as we'll where was the pizzazz as we'll be back . news radio. >> welcome back to dewbs& co with me, emily carver, keeping me company this evening as the deputy leader of reform, ben habib and the journalist and author ella wheeler. now, it's been a big day at labour conference. the stage was set for six big speech , but let's go for six big speech, but let's go straight to gb news political correspondent olivia utley . correspondent olivia utley. she's been up in liverpool today. olivia, thank you very much for joining today. olivia, thank you very

donald trump james cleverly david lammy just about every respectable person or institution seems willing brutal act what it is terrorism. but the pubuc what it is terrorism. but the public service broadcaster paid for by you , is unwilling to do for by you, is unwilling to do this. and two people were tragically killed in brussels this week. the bbc was willing to call it terrorism. and in the past the bbc has been willing to use the term terror attack to in 2017, when a terrorist killed civilians on westminster bridge and a policeman outside parliament. the bbc rightly called it a terror attack. in the 2015 paris bataclan attack . the 2015 paris bataclan attack. the bbc called it a terror attack , too. so when terrorists attack, too. so when terrorists attack, too. so when terrorists attack london, paris or brussels, it's terrorism . but brussels, it's terrorism. but when it's israel, it's not. not. and i'm afraid this points to something very undesirable. at the bbc during discussion on bbc arabic last week, this happened . arabic last week, this happened. >> why i'm in tel abib mohamm

actually, he was david lammy. actually, he was about i don't was talking about.lla braverman is these recognise what suella braverman is with these recognise what suella braverman is with multiculturalism and issues with multiculturalism and all that but then all of that stuff. but then would be the first to bang the drum it to issues in drum when it comes to issues in society. in society, society. inequality in society, communities not doing well, living with each other as needing to do more with it. and i the reason people i thought the only reason people are coming out and saying this is has is because the conservative has said for is because the conservative has saiccompletely for is because the conservative has saiccompletely exposed for is because the conservative has saiccompletely exposed fbecause me completely exposed it because you it ways. you you can't have it both ways. you can't say that we are horrible and tories awful. but and the tories are awful. but then slate a tory mp or home secretary when they say multiculturalism failed, multiculturalism h

david lammy, whose constituency has a large jewish community, told gb news they should feel safe andprotected by law. he also said the advice from police is that jewish schools can open the rise in anti semitism is abysmal. >> we must stand up to this hate the idea that there are schoolchildren in not attending schoolchildren in not attending school through fear not wearing uniform, through fear , people uniform, through fear, people taking off the star of . david taking off the star of. david hiding, pretending that they are not of jewish faith is entirely unacceptable . and i stand in unacceptable. and i stand in solidarity with jewish communities at this time who must have the full protection of the law well onto some entertainment news now. >> and madonna has kicked off her delayed celebration tour in london following a serious health scare . nothing really health scare. nothing really turns . turns. >> love is all we me , me. >> love is all we me, me. >> love is all we me, me. >> this 65 year old had to postpone the start date from july after she was admitted to intensive care w

plus labour's david lammy says he wants to date the eu and rebuild the relationship after a bitter divorces undoing brexit? i'll be asking the leader of reform uk live in the studio richard tice . and amid reports prince tice. and amid reports prince andrew's

plus labour's david lammy says he wants to date the eu and rebuild the relationship after a bitter divorceer will spend five years undoing brexit? i'll be asking the leader of reform uk live in the studio richard tice . and amid reports prince tice. and amid reports prince andrew's a lost soul and fergie is trying to land a tv deal to keep him afloat. should king charles forgive his brother and bnng charles forgive his brother and bring him back into the royal fold? lady victoria harvey and ingnd fold? lady victoria harvey and ingrid seward go head to head in the clash . as always, you'll get the clash. as always, you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages and kelvin mackenzie is uncancelled. later in the show , a blockbuster, two in the show, a blockbuster, two hours to come. first the news and polly middlehurst. east >> mark, thank you. well, the top story tonight is that the israeli prime minister has been speaking this evening and he said the airstrikes in gaza are just the beginning. speaking a short time ago, benjamin netanyahu compared the hamas atrocities of the we

and we had david lammy being really firm on it., but if jeremy view on this, but if jeremy corbyn been in power corbyn had been in power when this happened, view there this happened, the view there was power, mean, was being power, i mean, by that, running the labour was being power, i mean, by that, that, running the labour was being power, i mean, by that, that, that, ning the labour was being power, i mean, by that, that, that, ning battlebour party that, that, that battle within the party about the, the pro—israel , anti—israel row pro— israel, anti — israel row would pro—israel, anti—israel row would have gone to the conference floor and it was kept outside the whole place. and the view was that's because of the discipline and it's right, isn't it, was kicked of it, that he was kicked out of the parliamentary party. the parliamentary labour party. >> member, >> he's still a labour member, but a member of the but he's still a member of the labour party. but he's still a member of the labour plost the whip, he lost, >> he's lost

. >> shadow foreign secretary david lammy says the labour party thinks the attacks by israel are utterlyis never, never a justification for terrorism . um justification for terrorism. um labour stands firmly in support of israel's right to defend itself and rescue hostages and protect its citizens . the protect its citizens. the hostages. so cruelly taken in including children, should be released immediately and hamas indiscriminate attacks set back the cause of peace . the cause of peace. >> we will bring you any developments on this story as we get it. on to other news now. the shadow chancellor says her party is ready to rebuild britain. speaking at the labour party conference in liverpool, rachel reeves spoke of restoring economic security after what she calls the chaos of the tory years. she says labour plans to revamp the uk's outdated planning system to boost the economy and confirmed plans to overhaul planning rules to speed up energy and 5g projects. she says the choice at the next general election is five more years of the tory chaos or a changed labour party out of the wreckag

and i am nowjoined by shadow foreign minister david lammy.can i condemn these appalling attacks and the loss of life on israel today. this is heinous terrorist activity. men, women, and children have lost their lives, and there are hostages. now, the wait to see what happens to them. we unequivocally support israel's right to self defence at this very challenging time.- to self defence at this very challenging time. to self defence at this very challenauin time. ~ ., , , ., challenging time. what support do ou believe challenging time. what support do you believe the _ challenging time. what support do you believe the uk _ challenging time. what support do you believe the uk government i challenging time. what support do - you believe the uk government should be offering? you believe the uk government should be offerin: ? ~ you believe the uk government should be offerinu? ~ ., you believe the uk government should be offerin: ? ~ ., _, , ., be offering? well, of course, i have been speaking _ be offering? well, of course, i have been speaking

david lammy . well mr speaker, david lammy. urgent question. >> i am grateful to the foreign secretary for his engagement with the opposition at this very difficult time . today we stand difficult time. today we stand united in mourning the death of hundreds of innocent palestinian civilians at the al ali mosque , civilians at the al ali mosque, a place of healing hospital hospitals. forgive me , a place hospitals. forgive me, a place of healing because became a scene of destruction. hospitals must always be protected. the death of every civilian palestinian or israeli is an equal tragedy that pushes back the cause of peace when facing an incident of this magnitude, we all have a duty to act responsibly and judiciously as the facts are determined . will the facts are determined. will the facts are determined. will the foreign secretary join me in urging everyone in this house and beyond to be wary of disinformation and to avoid dangerous speculation action before the facts are clear and on the point that the foreign secretary r

it was perfectly david lammy perfectly observed david lammy statement they can statement about israelwell, he wasn't. >> well, he wasn't. >> yes, but yes. but yes. because you know you can. it's different between hamas is different between hamas is different to palestine. yeah. yeah let's be quite clear about that. and the gaza are people in gaza who you know, hamas are done what they've done, not necessarily with the consent of those people living in palestine . a complicated but . and so it's a complicated but i think they have passed that test and that that test would not passed . so not have been passed. so obviously, have been a obviously, it may have been a complete , frankly, for obviously, it may have been a corrparty. , frankly, for obviously, it may have been a corrparty. yes. , frankly, for obviously, it may have been a corrparty. yes. had frankly, for obviously, it may have been a corrparty. yes. had jeremy, for the party. yes. had jeremy corbyn been in power, you'd have had kind of battle the had this kind of battle on the floor the conference hall, as had this kind of ba

have seen so but i think what we have seen so far at this conference is a very strong line from david lammyndemnation, unequivocal condemnation of hamas and the terrible attacks that there have been on israel. we had a moment silence yesterday that was led by angela rayner in conference of those lives that have been lost. and we're also being very strong on israel's right to defend itself , which we strong on israel's right to defend itself, which we support obviously has to be done in proportionate way. that is in accordance with international law. but i think what you've seen, andrew, is a real unity across the party on that. >> should you use the word terrorist? and i'm glad you did, because terrorist because hamas is a terrorist organisation . should the bbc organisation. should the bbc stop this nonsense of calling it calling them militants? they are terrorists ? terrorists? >> well, we support it prescription. we've supported that designation of them. the bbc wishes to do. it is obviously a matter what's your view? >> should they change it to terrorists just change it to terrorist? we

keir starmer, david lammy and myself, and we continue to be consistent about that, and i'm glad to makemoment. it was important the need to go to friday prayers to express solidarity and to hear the pain and ensure that we are doing everything we can even from the position of opposition, we have influence. let the position of opposition, we have influence. , , ., , influence. let see if you can be clear about _ influence. let see if you can be clear about labour's _ influence. let see if you can be clear about labour's position. i influence. let see if you can be i clear about labour's position. do you think is well breached international law by cutting off water and power supplies? i international law by cutting off water and power supplies? i think it is an extraordinarily _ water and power supplies? i think it is an extraordinarily complex - water and power supplies? i think it is an extraordinarily complex and i is an extraordinarily complex and fast moving situation. there are 200 hostages... fast moving situation. there are 200 hostaues. .. ~ ., fast moving situation. there are 20

david lammy is being really clear.arty front bench has been absolutely clear how united we are in standing in solidarity with israel in the face of these horrific terrorist attacks by hamas and how we absolutely support israel's right to defend itself . itself. >> and as regards conference s james, the health, the whole health sector, the nhs, the employment sector as well . new employment sector as well. new rules there and a lot of people will always they'll always bring up and you're the man with the purse strings. they'll always bnng purse strings. they'll always bring up, oh, well, how are you going for how are going to pay for this? how are you going to cost this? but the thing strikes me that thing that strikes me is that you your spokespeople, you and your spokespeople, people intent people are speaking with intent . we're to .you're saying we're going to shake up the employment world. we're to going make it more employee friendly. we're going to do things to the national health service , which haven't health s

, the statement from david lammy, the shadow secretary, about shadow foreign secretary, about israel'sget tested and more and more as you go towards conflict innocent people conflict and innocent people start get hurt within all of this. >> christopher, i mean , it does >> christopher, i mean, it does look like netanyahu is determined that this ground invasion will take place at some point and it is going to be messy because there's no other way around. it and whatever that is likely to provoke a regional response , isn't it? that has to response, isn't it? that has to be a concern even for government and for the foreign office >> that's right. that is a big concern. is how wide any kind of conflict might go because they're looking at the northern border there. hezbollah pressuring israel to the north to north. that would be an issue . what's iran up to? that is .what's iran up to? that is why. and that's why you've got the these us uk military assets deployed to the eastern mediterranean. some somewhere in the gulf, and also have two big us carrier groups on the way there. so that's w