gardin published his letter to the high commissioner for human rights.l's attacks on the gaza strip to genocide, which it is powerless to combat. anastasia benedisyuk also carefully studied the letter. this letter is not just from some un official. craig moheber has researched human rights in palestine for thousands of years. lived in gas as the un adviser on human rights in the nineties had other missions there and today, seeing terrible footage from those places, he recognizes the organization which he served for 30 years powerlessly , this is a textbook case of genocide and this is the example given by mokhiber from the un headquarters who already observed the genocide of the tutsi in 1994, this is an ethnic minority in rwanda, here everyone was exterminated for 100 days, about a million people became victims, and you know how the organization behaved then, the security council decided to urgently reduce the size of the un mission, one of those who were part of the mission, then he recalled how within 24 hours, first of the massacre, 2,000 military pe

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. >> ross gardiner, a crime scene analyst for the defenses testified and told us all the blood and foundood on the bumper, the passenger door, and the saturation of blood on her seat. >> we're looking at the passenger seat, and where we can see is the saturation throughout. >> gardiner says, contrary to the prosecution's theory that jody died within five minutes at her home, the evidence from the jeep proved that that was impossible. >> if she's actively bleeding, her heart is beating, she's technically alive. >> in the jeep, after she left the house. >> in the jeep, after leaving the house. literally, this tells us that she was bleeding while in the jeep. >> the defense also pointed to several experts, including the prosecutions, who all agreed, judy's injuries could've been accidental. >> having three medical experts, who can't say, hey, this is definite accident. in my mind, there is reasonable doubt. >> we don't have to convince one person. >> after seven days of testimony, the case went to the jury. prosecutor felt that there was a good chance jamie could walk. she turned to the fam

khan, sarah champion, stella creasy and barry gardiner . well, creasy and barry gardiner.his is gb news political correspondent olivia utley and olivia. eight shadow ministers to shadow pm's ten shadow frontbench members gone in total. it's hard to remember the last time a double digit number of frontbenchers were booted off. >> well, absolutely . i can tell >> well, absolutely. i can tell you the last time a double digit number of shadow benches were were removed or walked out anyway, and that was in the dying days of boris johnson's government when 16 ministers walked out. obviously, this situation is very different. it's not going to pose a sort of existential crisis to keir starmer. he's pretty secure in his role. while the tories engagein his role. while the tories engage in their sort of endless civil war and all of the ministers who've stepped down, including jess phillips, who's very influential within the party, have said that they will continue to support keir starmer from the back benches . and keir from the back benches. and keir starmer has even suggested thro

nigel gardiner and nina myskow go head to head ? and nina myskow go head to head? plus, the dame with the game. former education minister andrea jenkyns reacts to a somerset council ditching the word mother in yet another insult to women . in yet another insult to women. and finally, with a new poll showing older people are far more likely to recycle than the gen 2 brigade are, the younger generation eco hypocrites ? it's generation eco hypocrites? it's kim woodburn squares off against the infamous just stop oil protester who went snooker loopy at the world championships . he's at the world championships. he's got balls, as does kim. that's the clash . that's not one to the clash. that's not one to miss. as always , you'll get miss. as always, you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press and the formidable journalist and biographer tom bower will be here on a tough day for the subject of his best selling book. boris johnson. so a packed two hours coming up with my big opinion on the way. it's a lively one. first, the news and tatia

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well, i'm joined now by the labour mp for brent north, barry gardiner.ry, thank you so much for joining me. we used to have lots of discussions in brexit day, so it's good to have you back to talk to as an independent observer , at least a labour observer, at least a labour party observer. how well do you think this reshuffle has gone? >> well, first of all, let me say that , jacob, if i had given say that, jacob, if i had given a monologue undermining my party leader , as you have, i would leader, as you have, i would expect to be disciplined by the whips. >> i'm not in the cabinet. i'm not bound by collective responsibility. no, no, no. >> nor am i in the shadow cabinet. but but nonetheless , i cabinet. but but nonetheless, i would expect to be disciplined by effectively by the whips because effectively what you've just done is to say that this is a mess, that you believe it was completely wrong of the prime minister to do what he did and i thought one of the things that actually at eton they did teach you was about the virtue of loyalty . virtue of lo

on the internet, they dug up a letter from sama benladen, which appeared in the british newspaper gardinhis is literally the craziest thing i've read in a long time. there is nothing unusual in the text. the head of al-qaeda, recognized in our country, criticizes america, especially for its actions in the middle east, justifies the september 11 attacks, and also accuses the united states of selling palestine to a jew by the british; a long-standing anti-semitic theory is also raised. o world jewish conspiracy, they say the economy, political institutions and the press around the world are in their hands. the jews took control of your economy, whereby they then took control of your media, and now control every aspect of your life, making you their servants and achieving their goals, at your expense, has stirred up the old jewish conspiracy theory and american billionaire elon musk, he just liked the post that jews have dialectical hatred of white people, and this is not the first time, in may musk compared george soros to a villain from a comic book, for which he was immediately called an

well, i'm joined now by the labour mp for brent north, barry gardiner.sions in brexit day, so it's good to have you back to talk to as an independent observer , at least a labour observer, at least a labour party observer . how well do you party observer. how well do you think this reshuffle has gone? >> well, first of all, let me say that , jacob, if i had given say that, jacob, if i had given a monologue undermining my party leader , as you have, i would leader, as you have, i would expect to be disciplined by the whips. >> i'm not in the cabinet. i'm not bound by collective responsibility. no, no, no. >> nor am i in the shadow cabinet. but but nonetheless , i cabinet. but but nonetheless, i would expect to be disciplined by effectively by the whips because effectively what you've just done is to say that this is a mess, that you believe it was completely wrong of the prime minister to do what he did and i thought one of the things that actually at eton they did teach you was about the virtue of loyalty . virtue of loyalty. >> well, i'm loyal to my con

. >> i'm going to speak now to nile gardiner, who's a foreign policy analyst and is also the directordation . anne, the heritage foundation. anne, thanks for joining us. the heritage foundation. anne, thanks forjoining us. nile, it's always a pleasure to talk to you . last week we had the to you. last week we had the legal migration figures, eye—watering numbers, 745,000 through the front door, 40 legal, fully stamped, fully approved by this government and absolutely obliterating the 2019 manifesto pledge of the conservative party, which was to reduce overall numbers below 239,000. a lot of people now are going to be starting to think now this government hasn't got a scooby doo , what it's doing and scooby doo, what it's doing and whatever it it can't whatever it says, it can't control the borders. and they've utterly their utterly failed on their manifesto . manifesto pledge. >> martin thanks very much for having me on the show today. and the figures you were describing there absolutely disgraceful. >> they're unacceptable. and a conservative government should be reducing net migrati