thousands of people are here in trafalgar square. they are asking, i trafalgar square.o dozens of people this morning who have said to me that they are here peacefully. they want to protest peacefully. they say they want to protest peacefully. they say they wa nt to to protest peacefully. they say they want to see a ceasefire in palestine. i also asked them about the problem of possible extremists infiltrating these protests. they said, that wasn't true, they haven't seen any signs of that. one man i spoke to had said that manyjewish people have joined these protests to call for a ceasefire. as you know, thatis call for a ceasefire. as you know, that is not the line of the government's policy at the moment. the current policy of the british government is to call for pauses in israel's attacks on the gaza strip. people here are generally in good heart. they are shouting, making a lot of noise as you can see, waving flags, but so far it does seem to be extremely peaceful here, albeit very noisy. yesterday we heard from the chief rabbi of britain, who said that he was very

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yeah so i'm here in trafalgar square in central london, where people are beginning to gather for thisalestinian protest rally. >> call it what you will. now it's due to have a minute's silence at 1:00. and then from about at 230, it's expected that all the people gathered here and i expect there will be thousands this is the third saturday in a row that these protests have been held in central london. and, of course, we've seen them throughout the united kingdom and throughout the world. what we're expecting then is for them to march down whitehall, which you could just see over my shoulder, just to the right of nelson's column and the fountain and marched down whitehall past all the government buildings , all the government buildings, past all the cenotaph . and i past all the cenotaph. and i just walked up from there a few minutes ago and it is the police extremely well prepared. there's about 1600 met police officers on duty. there are metal barricades all the way down whitehall and around the cenotaph . the cenotaph is very cenotaph. the cenotaph is very much barricaded off. and i

if you get out on the streets 12:00 trafalgar square day , please come square every day, please comen us. >> james harvey , put your >> okay. james harvey, put your your forward completely. your case forward completely. well very well done, mate. thank you very much. stuff. you. much. good stuff. thank you. okay, let's move on. meanwhile, there fears there are real fears that pro—palestinian may pro—palestinian protests may turn violent in the turn increasingly violent in the days ahead. it comes after a weekend of direct action that follows protests which follows other protests which targeted the offices of mps who voted against calls for a ceasefire in gaza. at the same time , negotiations to release time, negotiations to release some of the 240 hostages being held by hamas in gaza are set to be entering a critical phase . be entering a critical phase. it's thought now that up to 50 hostages could be released in return for a five day ceasefire well, for the latest on this, i'm joined in the studio by our security editor, mark white. mark, can we start with thomas hand, who's the fa

daniel sandford, bbc news, trafalgar square.ay is likely to take place in london this sunday, according to the metropolitan police commissioner. marches have been taking place between the war that broke out a month ago. armistice day is marketing the ending of the ending of the first world war fighting. mark rowley said he can't stop a protest going ahead just because people find it disrespectful but said the force will do everything in its power to make sure armistice day events are not disrupted. the remembrance events will not be disturbed, whatever protests and events go on, we will do our utmost to protect those, because they are so critical. people shouldn't be in fear that those are going to be compromised. we will do everything possible to make sure they're not. the second point about protest, though — there will be a protest this weekend. parliament's very clear about that — the law provides no mechanism to ban a gathering, a static protest, a rally, anything like that. there's no mechanism whatsoever to ban such a thin

when i was there at trafalgar square this afternoon there was a large number of people there people reported really the heart of london. most people i spoke to there really said they really wanted their voices to be heard and wanted to, mainly asking for a cease—fire and said they wanted politicians to pay attention to what people were saying. this comes after the chief rabbi has announced that he says that many protesters are really hiding the fact that there could be extremists amongst them. i spoke to people about that today and they said really, it wasn't up to them to decide who came on the march. they said it was inevitable that there would be other people there who did not hold the same views as them. but they said it was wrong to denounce they said it was wrong to denounce the whole of the demonstration because they said the vast majority of people who were there were protesting peacefully and just wanted to make their voices heard. so there were around 30,000 in trafalgar square, the police presence was very strong there and the police have said that they would really crackdown on a

the prime trafalgar square. by some groups to protest during remembrance commemorations are provocative and disrespect hurtful. in a statement, rishi sunak said the right to remember in peace and dignity must be protected . bid labour leader sir protected. bid labour leader sir keir starmer echoed those comments. he says he supports the police and whatever action is needed . the foreign office is needed. the foreign office says it's pressing for the rafah crossing to be reopened and after it was temporarily closed today. in a statement, a spokesman described the situation as disappointing. they said they remain in contact with british nationals in the region. 112 uk nationals were on the list to leave gaza through the rafah crossing today . it's not rafah crossing today. it's not yet known how many were able to actually make that journey earlier on, scotland's first minister, humza yousaf announced that family . minister, humza yousaf announced that family. has minister, humza yousaf announced that family . has

the prime trafalgar square. by some groups to protest during remembrance commemorations are provocative and disrespect hurtful. in a statement, rishi sunak said the right to remember in peace and dignity must be protected . bid labour leader sir protected. bid labour leader sir keir starmer echoed those comments. he says he supports the police and whatever action is needed . the foreign office is needed. the foreign office says it's pressing for the rafah crossing to be reopened and after it was temporarily closed today. in a statement, a spokesman described the situation as disappointing. they said they remain in contact with british nationals in the region. 112 uk nationals were on the list to leave gaza through the rafah crossing today . it's not rafah crossing today. it's not yet known how many were able to actually make that journey earlier on, scotland's first minister, humza yousaf announced that family . minister, humza yousaf announced that family. has minister, humza yousaf announced that family . has

of course, they're stated aim was to make it all the way from trafalgar square to here.ted that protest, they admitted they didn't think they would get very far because , of course, the far because, of course, the police have these more robust just powers now to make those arrests. they use section seven of the public order act, and that's what they used today. they stated very clearly to those 50 or so protesters that when they began that protest , when they began that protest, they would be arrested in no short measure. and that's exactly what happened. now, what you get with just stop oil, of course, you get the you get the protesters and you get the supporters. so although there was 50 so there that i saw was 50 or so there that i saw were ultimately only 15, ended up putting themselves in a position in the road where they ended up arrested by the ended up being arrested by the met the rest were met police the rest were supporters. it can be a bit strange sometimes as well because i've to protests because as i've been to protests where actually they have where they a

in london 's trafalgar square, a rally in support of palestine ended in clashes with police.allies and marches against israel's actions in the middle east took place in germany, italy , turkey; in washington, 100,000 people took to the streets, this is the largest rally in history; in the evening, protesters blocked the entrance to the white house and stained the fence with red paint. against this background, us secretary of state antony blinken is conducting another tour of middle eastern countries. american diplomats have a difficult time position. on the one hand, they express unconditional support for israel, on the other hand, they call on sahal to be more selective when striking the gas sector, as a result of which protests around the world are only expanding, including within israel. also, the largest anti-government rally took place here the day before. it was started by the families of the dead israeli citizens taken hostage. on october 7 , a hamas terrorist attack killed 1,400 israelis and took more than 200 hostage. most of them are civilians, including women and c

against israeli politics is sweeping across the world, in london there are tens of thousands in trafalgar squareists blocking work several stations, again demanded to immediately stop the massacre in gas. activists also called on arab countries to urgently come to the aid of the palestinians. there is a big march in paris demanding peace on posters. in the slogan netanyahu is a war criminal and israel is a murderer, macron is an accomplice. activists believe france should impose sanctions against israel. protesters in the german capital also demanded to stop the murder in gas. activists called the gas blockade a criminal siege. the posters read, stop the genocide and liberate palestine. in in another german city, wiesbadan, a crowd marched to the town hall, where city officials hung israeli flags from the windows in a show of support. state, the demonstrators reminded that almost half of the population is gazy, they are minors, and they reproached the israelis with the slogan bombing children - this is not self-defense , but this is footage from ankara, indignant turks, burning israeli flags ami

a large number of different strata the people held a large gathering in the historical trafalgar squarewith the palestinian flag in their hands, as well as slogans and writings on which their demands were written, as well as horrific images of the zionist regime's crimes in gaza, especially the killing of children and women. it is near the prime minister's building and the british parliament, and the message of this means that we are going to gather in this center to announce that this volume of noise and anger of the people will reach the closed ears of politicians and the british government, which is actually to the generation of the palestinian priests. helping the zionist regime for genocide put an end to the palestinians and actually try to immediately stop the ceasefire and stop the killing of palestinian women and children , especially mr. qa . and in the same way, there were restrictions on these public gatherings in the last month. yes, you see, they raise several issues that i think require a detailed discussion to be devoted to this issue in order to express its dimensions. p

thousands of people are here in trafalgar square. they are asking, it seems, for a ceasefire. they want to protest peacefully. they say they want to see a ceasefire in palestine. i asked them also about the problem of possible extremists infiltrating these protests. they said that wasn't true, they hadn't seen any signs of that. one man i spoke to earlier said that manyjewish people had joined these protests to call for a ceasefire. as you know, that is not the line of the government's policy at the moment. the current policy of the british government is to call for pauses in israel's attacks on the gaza strip. people here are generally in good heart. they are shouting, making a lot of noise, waving flags. but so far it does seem to be extremely peaceful here, albeit very noisy. yesterday we heard from the chief rabbi of britain, your headlines are coming up. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there, given how wet it has been, flooding will still be a concern over the days ahead. we have had some rain around today, some heavy showers here in sussex also affecting hampshire a

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one of the speakers at the pro palestine demonstration on london's trafalgar square this past weekend was jewish voices for labor national secretary glynn secker with demos like these being branded hate merches by the british home secretary suela brotherman we asked why jvl had chosen to be present. speaking on behalf of jewish voice for labor i'm the national secretary and we're here, obviously in solidarity with the people of gaza, what we think is happening is unbelievably atrocious, it's a gross violation. of human rights, the war crimes and what's happening now actually is genocide, and it's astonishing that this is being done really without the main powers, particularly america and britain reigning in netanyahu and stopping this this horror, we see that we say this as jews, because we're groups of jews. like our counterparts in, there's another group here called jews for justice for palestinians and a jewish socialist group and others, but also a big group in the states called jewish voice for peace, and all of us put human rights at our core, and to see israel, the military mig

continuation of our discussion, one of the speakers at the pro palestine demonst on london's trafalgar square, this past weekend was jewish voices for labor national secretary glynn secker, with demos like these being branded hate merches by the british home secretary sweela broverman, we asked why jvl had chosen to be present, speaking on behalf of jewish voice for labor, i'm the national secretary, and we're here obviously in solidarity. with the people of gaza, what we think is happening is unbelievably atrocious, it's a gross violation of human rights, and what's happening now actually is genocide and it's astonishing that this is being done really without the main powers particularly america and britain raigning in netanyahu and stopping this this horror we see that we say this as jews because we're groups of jews like our counterparts in there's another group here called jews for justice for palestinians and a jewish socialist group and others, but also a big group in the states call jewish voice for peace, and all of us put human rights at our core, and to see israel, the military migh

the front of the march arrived here at trafalgar square, as you can see behind me, an hour ago, and people still continue to arrive on this location, and the crowd goes all the way down, down street to where the parliament is, and it's a mixed crowd. of muslims, there are arabs, there are christians, jews, as well as people of no faith, to my left, i think my camera is just about to pan that way, you can see orthodox jews, the anti-zionist jews who have assembled here today as well as they have in every other protest that we have covered since the war on gaza began, they too are joining the rest of the... is here calling for a durable, long-lasting seasfire to the hostilities against the palestinian people. uh, when the march started, the metropolitan police uh started handing out the leaflets, warning people against engaging any racist or other activity, hatred against any faith, says the leaflet that i am holding in my hands, you will just about to see it. or that um images or words that support in their words hamas or other band organization, it is legal under the uk law, that's the pub

right now through trafalgar square . now through trafalgar square. where?ns , the where? forget the lions, the fountains and the monument to the man himself. imagine it being more like the end of glastonbury without the poshos a scene out of san francisco as michael shellenberger, a bloke who's seen the light would see his once glorious city. now a gallery of democrat decay is a testament to those fonnard thinking policy , those that thinking policy, those that sought to defy defund the police. that worked out well. didn't it have a gander at these ? and for our radio listeners, just imagine a liberal hell, a whole lawless in every way possible . now chew on this possible. now chew on this nugget by year's end , we might nugget by year's end, we might have over 50,000 foreign nationals playing musical chairs for a place to call home. now why is that? it's because, of course , our housing market is course, our housing market is more squeezed than a hipster, skinny jeans and our migration policy like that is safe now. suella braverman is pitching a tent ban t

last week, they have 30,000 people go to trafalgar square, where they maintained their own independence9 arrests, six charges. this week, they will do the same. they have section 60, stop and search, removal of masks. they have already deployed a range of tactics in advance. if she would have spoken to the commissioner in the first place, she would have known already from the outset that there was absolutely no chance of the organizers going to this, because they had already made it clear from the outset. she would have been breached on that. it begs the question why she thought it was so necessary to ta her platform, to behave in that way. garrett: with regard to the operational independence of the police, i'm taking about those 2000 officers you mentioned will be deployed across london tomorrow. how well the comments of the home secretary be resonating in the minds of the rank-and-file officers? how will that impact them tomorrow as they try to police ch a huge event? >> i have spoken to many officers in the last week, and they are actually disappointed and disgusted with the comments

the atmosphere here in trafalgar square is peaceful, but it's noisy.'ll police up to the line of the law. they'll be looking at facial recognition and social media to make sure there are no hate crimes. but britain's chief rabbi has criticised the pro—palestinian protests, saying people on the marches are standing alongside extremists. if you come together in any gathering with a large number of people, you never know exactly who you're going to be gathering or marching with. and of course, if people are guilty of anti—semitism or anything like that, of course it's right that that should be called out. also present were members of the jewish community. they're not hate marches. they're marches for| very positive things. a ceasefire, justice and equality. other parts of the uk also saw protests. waverley station in edinburgh was brought to a standstill, rail passengers unable to complete theirjourneys. they took to the streets of cardiff and this was the scene in belfast. there's more to come next weekend. there are controversial plans for a mass rally

the atmosphere here in trafalgar square is peaceful but it is noisy.ill police up to the line of the law, they will be looking at facial recognition and at social media to make sure that there are no hate crimes. other parts of the uk also saw protests. waverley station in edinburgh was brought to a standstill, rail passengers unable to complete theirjourneys. they took to the streets of cardiff and this was the scene in belfast. there is more to come next weekend. there are controversial plans for a mass rally next saturday, the 11th of november, which is armistice day. the proposed marches have been criticised by the prime minister rishi sunak as "provocative and disrespectful". now let's turn to some other news. at least 157 people are believed to have been killed in an earthquake in western nepal. the shallow quake of magnitude 5.6 hit the remote hill district ofjajarkot, which is about strong tremors were felt in the capital and in indian cities including delhi. hospital officials in jajarkot said they were treating more than forty injured people

change of position in the corridors of power, not far from here, actually where as i say on trafalgar squarein the us if you agree actually um gained momentum in terms of the numbers and the frequency and how it has affected many different uh aspects of life there in the us from the colleges to commentators uh to to even uh you have uh trade conferences or events that are being held, um, share with us your thoughts on uh how this is impacting this war uh the us and of course with this rally, big rally that's planned? yes, indeed, this is supposed to be the largest pro-palestine rally in us history uh set for 2 pm today in washington dc uh simultaneously there's also still other rallies uh in new york and across the country in solidarity with the palestinian cause now i think. comes a very particular time right now in us political culture, as we see the united states uh political system, the political representatives of the united states are a direct contradiction with the people. where there are hundreds of thousands of people in the street demanding you know justice forest palestine and end

so basically you head trafalgar square down head from trafalgar square down whitehall with all the governmentags. they say they were there to protect the cenotaph. they said the flags had been removed. so as not to upset people. i have to say that is the the say that is not the case. the flags are taken from the cenotaph to cleaned before cenotaph to be cleaned before armistice day and will be put back shortly anyway. a palestinian protester came past these chaps and basically abuse was shouted from both sides . i was shouted from both sides. i mean, they were both in the wrong here and it got very heated and police had to physically restrain both sides from ending up in a fight that he threatened to kill them. they threatened similar the palestinian guy threatened to kill one of the british patriots in a very heated moment. and they were making similarly vile comments. i have to say what happened then was he went off. the police then made a decision to basically block the guys with union jacks off so nobody could get near them. more and more pro—palestinian protesters came down, stood on the

people have been marching down by the river thames past trafalgar square, and we�*ve reached the cenotaph concerns about things like anti—semitic placards and chants, and they say thatjews do not feel safe in our capital city. one person told me thatjust walking down the street they see anti—jewish graffiti, for example, and there is a depth of feeling when it comes to the recent events in this conflict in the middle east. and at yesterday�*s pro—palestinian march, police handed out leaflets issuing warnings not to use images or words that were racist or incited hatred against any religion that expressed support for hamas or celebrated acts of terrorism. now, police said 18 people were arrested during yesterday�*s protest, but the overwhelming majority protested lawfully. as for today�*s protest, well, at the beginning, just before the march got underway, tommy robinson was seen having a standoff with police. he was seen being bundled into a police van. the organisers today had made clear he wasn�*t welcomed. tommy robinson, also known as steven yaxley—lennon, is the founder of the englis

it's broke out following a pro pulse spine, food test in london's trafalgar square, as those rolling in support of gals, and were confronted by some marketing the armistice day, world war one remembrance event the the, well, the class just came after a must have protested filled the streets of central london with locals demanding a ceasefire and gossip. the british prime minister had called the timing of the rally, disrespectful like pulling sided with the new alarm is to stay commemorations. an estimated 800000 people gathered out the pro palestine event, making it one of the largest demos in british history. please say more than 100 arrests were made over largely minor violations. the law across the atlantic hundreds of pro palestinian protesters, marched to jo biden's highs in delaware, where he's spending the veteran's day holiday weekend. the large group way posted in flags outside the us. presidents hold on call for a cease fire in guns x using this provide no supporting want. they are labeling a genocide, washington's on wavering support for israel ward efforts. how spark mass

israel's military operation in guns in america, europe, as well, thousands of fitting up london in trafalgar square. also the french city of legal, big crowds of the same time as many in paris as well go together and to germany. that metric is carried the message the bombing campaign of gaza does not a quite self defense, wholesale parts of latin america and africa and making their feelings. hud santiago, chile thousands, demonstrated the front of the demo. a group of people holding a final calling for the quote, the end of genesis, and the west african nation of senegal. hundreds outside the grand munchkin god, and minding us and still yet even further afield in east asia. tens of thousands routing and the indonesian capital, you can see the products, the new products right there on display in jakarta, say palestine, one of the many uh, themes and slogans. several cabinet ministers, any politicians, including the countries foreign minister and how speak over a part of that. we heard from some of those that are in the mid the other rawlings around the world as. 2 was leading the hope that not only

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theyjust want peace. atmosphere here in trafalgar think theyjust want peace— atmosphere here in trafalgar squarehey will police up to the line of the law, they will be looking at facial recognition and that social media to make sure that there are no m—sport crimes. —— hate crimes. 0ther there are no m—sport crimes. —— hate crimes. other parts of the uk also sell protests. waverley station in edinburgh was brought to a standstill, rail passengers unable to complete theirjourneys. they took to the streets of cardiff and this was the scene in belfast. there is more to come next weekend. there are controversial plans for a mass rally next saturday, the 11th of november, which is armistice day. the proposed marchers have been criticised by the prime minister rishi sunak as provocative and this respectful. —— this respectful. those were protests taking place here in london, we can cross live to tel aviv now where families of hostages are rallying in front of the headquarters of israel's defence ministry. thousands of people have joined the families of hostages being held by hamas in gaza throughout t

trafalgar square . edison is in trafalgar square. >> we've seen well over 100 arrests in the last couple of weeks as just stop oil increases its direct action. now they're urging people from all over britain to come and cause disruption in london on an unprecedented scale . i'll be unprecedented scale. i'll be live for gb news. >> i'm sure you've got better things to do than go enjoy them in trafalgar square going on rwanda. rao the prime minister is facing opposition from his own party over the plan to opt out of european human rights laws. we'll have the very latest out and did you see him in the jungle? >> yes. our very own nigel farage gb news presenter. he made his debut on i'm a celebrity last night. we'll keep you up to date on every step of his journey down under. >> now, if you didn't watch i'm a celebrity ant and dec , who we a celebrity ant and dec, who we love, took a little pop at our channel and they said that nigel farage's viewers would be very disappointed that he wouldn't be there. sai

right now through trafalgar square . now through trafalgar square. where?ns , the where? forget the lions, the fountains and the monument to the man himself. imagine it being more like the end of glastonbury without the poshos a scene out of san francisco as michael shellenberger, a bloke who's seen the light would see his once glorious city. now a gallery of democrat decay is a testament to those fonnard thinking policy , those that thinking policy, those that sought to defy defund the police. that worked out well. didn't it have a gander at these ? and for our radio listeners, just imagine a liberal hell, a whole lawless in every way possible . now chew on this possible. now chew on this nugget by year's end , we might nugget by year's end, we might have over 50,000 foreign nationals playing musical chairs for a place to call home. now why is that? it's because, of course , our housing market is course, our housing market is more squeezed than a hipster, skinny jeans and our migration policy like that is safe now. suella braverman is pitching a tent ban t

. >> the protests in trafalgar square marked the third co consecutive weekend. in washington, demonstrators marched demanding an immediate cease-fire. demonstrators were gathered earlier this evening. >> reporter: thousands of protesters marched through washington and ended up here at the white house after that huge rally just a few blocks away at freedom plaza. hours of speakers who called for an end to the bombings and the ground operations in gaza. but also, demanding that the white house and president joe biden called for a cease-fire and end the unequivocal support for israel, saying that it could be a serious political issue for the president in 2024 if he does not call for that cease-fire. here's what some of the protesters told me. >> my message to president biden is i voted for you and i regret it. >> reporter: will you vote for him in 2024? >> absolutely not. >> i'm not going to vote for him. because he's supporting israel. he asked to do more killing of the palestinian people. >> reporter: now, organizers told me they hoped they hope this would be the

. protesters in trafalgar square.ing up the sky in gaza overnight as israeli strikes pound the enclave. the hamas run health ministry in gaza says israeli strikes killed multiple people in a refugee camp on saturday night. israel is yet to respond to these claims. un reports say the average person in gaza is surviving off two pieces of bread and nowhere in the region is safe. meanwhile, antony blinken continue his diplomatic mission as he heads to turkey today in a series of meetings with the us secretary of state. arab countries are demanding an immediate ceasefire in gaza . immediate ceasefire in gaza. bofis immediate ceasefire in gaza. boris johnson is visiting israel in a show of solidarity . in a show of solidarity. australia's former prime minister scott morrison and the former prime minister are arriving this morning and were greeted by israel's former ambassador to the un, danny danon. ambassador to the un, danny danon . they will visit israel's danon. they will visit israel's southern communities and meet isra

. >>> in london thousands of demonstrators packed into trafalgar square carrying signs that said, quote, stop bombing children. protesters marched through paris, french president macron says france will organize a humanitarian conference in paris later this week for aid relief to gaza. >>> here in the united states, crowds in the tens of thousands marched in freedom plaza near the national mall demanding the u.s. end its aid to israel. no arrests were made last night after a group of pro-palestinian demonstrators covered some of the white house gates with red hand prints. speakers at the demonstration previously accused the biden administration of having blood on their hands. >>> scores of dead and injured are arriving at one gaza hospital after a deadly blast last night at the al maghazi refugee camp. israel defense forces say they're looking into the explosion. a warning these images are very graphic. cnn's nada bashir is in jooerm. what are you learning about the blast? >> reporter: fredicka, we have heard from health officials inside gaza. they have accused israel of carrying out an

from a nearby forest to send to london, where it will shine bright for the holiday season, in trafalgar square during world war ii, a look of hope for some but a beacon for around the world. >> we're looking at so much war, in really dark times, i think the christmas tree symbolizes peace. it symbolizes standing together, friendship between cities. >> reporter: that spirit of love and light in full swing in many cities, from the celebrations on the champs-elysees to a holiday selfie with a sparkling backdrop in madrid. or a stroll through a christmas market where the warmth of the season is doled out by a cupful. >> translator: it's the lights, the cinnamon and the pretzels, you get away from every day. >> reporter: but there are some places where loss overshadows joy. in israel, despite the ongoing is israel/hamas war there is hope more israelis could be reunited with loved ones before hanukkah begins in a week and a half. christians have invited churches in the region to refrain from overly festive activities over christmas. the city of bethlehem, and occupied west bank which is usually illu

in london, this is what it looked like in trafalgar square on saturday, with tens of thousands of people that gathered to show solidarity with gaza. police say that they arrested 29 people for various public order offenses. >>> in paris, demonstrators called for an end to the violence, as they marched through the streets, holding palestinian flags. one of the first big gatherings in support of palestinians to be legally allowed in paris. and similar scenes in germany, thousands of people on the streets, and police say more than 6,000 people attended this rally. in the united states, there were protesters who marched to the white house, demanding a cease-fire in gaza. they carried palestinian flags and signs that read, "stop the massacre," "let gaza live." they were also calling out u.s. president joe biden. >> my message to president biden is, i voted for you and i regret it. >> will you vote for him in 2024? >> absolutely not. >> i'm not going to vote for him, because he support ing israel. he's asking for $14 billion to do more killing of the palestinian people. >> the idf has repeated

katherine forster will be live at trafalgar square to give us an update.ran battering britain this week, meteorologist jim dale and climate scientist paul burgess will be debating what's really behind the wild weather. this is . and people that i knew had dewbs & co weeknights from . six & co weeknights from. six >> good afternoon. this is coming up to 25 minutes after 3:00. if you've just tuned in, where have you been? it's okay. you've only missed about 24 minutes. i'm nana akua. we are live on tv , online and on live on tv, online and on digital radio. so now we were discussing lots of things. don't forget, you can get in touch in the usual way. vaiews@gbnews.com. or tweet me at gb news. now it's time though, for climate control where we unpick the latest stories relating to the debate around climate change. now today storm ciaran . a sign of climate storm ciaran. a sign of climate change is it or is itjust bad change is it or is it just bad weather? scientists are warning global warming is hot on our heels and we're closer to missing the one and a half

they were trafalgar square. they were geared up. they were ready to go.hen this happened. >> ladies and gentlemen, if you can keep your protest on the pavement , can keep your protest on the pavement, you're more than welcome to carry on your protest. >> if you block the road, of course, disrupt . course, disrupt. >> and you could be arrested under section seven of the pubuc under section seven of the public order act. >> well, like orange lemmings , >> well, like orange lemmings, they ignored the warning. and then wallop. they only made it 50 yards down the road before they regretted having ever stepped foot off the pavement . stepped foot off the pavement. officers, officers , officers officers, officers, officers start arresting , please . as you start arresting, please. as you can see from some of these pictures, as promised, the arrest came thick and fast, didn't they? within minutes, the protest was over and the marchers piled into the back of police vans . now, it's good to police vans. now, it's good to see the police stepping in and actually doin

they were trafalgar square. they were geared up. they were ready to go. then this happened. >> ladies and gentlemen, if you can keep your protest on the pavement , can keep your protest on the pavement, you're more than welcome to carry on your protest. >> if you block the road, of course, disrupt . course, disrupt. >> and you could be arrested under section seven of the pubuc under section seven of the public order act. >> well, like orange lemmings , >> well, like orange lemmings, they ignored the warning. and then wallop. they only made it 50 yards down the road before they regretted having ever stepped foot off the pavement . stepped foot off the pavement. officers, officers , officers officers, officers, officers start arresting , please . as you start arresting, please. as you can see from some of these pictures, as promised, the arrest came thick and fast, didn't they? within minutes, the protest was over and the marchers piled into the back of police vans . now, it's good to police vans. now, it's good to see the police stepping in and actually do

going to happen is the roads around here will be temporarily shut and the protest will pass by trafalgar squareof thousands of people out on the street saying we need a ceasefire and that needs to be immediate. simon, thank you very much for that, reporting from central london. officials in ukraine say russia has launched the largest drone attack since moscow's full—scale invasion began. these pictures show the drones being shot down by ukrainian anti—missile defences. the attack, which was the most sustained in months, brought down some power lines. the mayor says two people have been injured in the attack. no deaths have been reported. live now to kyiv where we can speak to our ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse. james, thank you very much for being with us. talk us through what is happening. with us. talk us through what is happening-— happening. cities like kyiv away from the front _ happening. cities like kyiv away from the front line _ happening. cities like kyiv away from the front line have - happening. cities like kyiv away| from the front line have enjoyed happening. cities like

my son is in trafalgar square today. same deal. people are just feeling the injustice of the war. >> reporter: a rally organizer says people who never would've gotten involved in such a matter are now being influenced through the power of social media. >> before it was a lot harder for people to take out their phones and see what israel is doing on the ground. but now, your videos and photo showing what is happening and it is hard for people to deny it. >> reporter: will it ultimately have any impact on america's support of israel in the conflict? uc berkeley political science professor has his doubts. >> the american government has made its stance very clear. you will have seen the incredible bipartisan vote earlier in the week in which 98% of the house of representatives backed a very strong anti-hamas, pro israel statement . the american public , i think, responds viscerally to images of palestinian fatalities and there have been high rates of palestinian fatalities. many killed by hamas and many killed by israel. >> reporter: t

going to happen is the roads around here will be temporarily shut, and the protest will pass by trafalgar square the heart of westminster, the heart of politics here in the uk. we are expecting events to last until 5pm this evening, that is when the cut—off is from the police. once again, tens of thousands of people out on the street saying, we need a ceasefire, and that needs to be immediate. what is your assessment of where things stand? things stand 7 first i things stand? first i want to thank the british people who are going down to the streets showing their support for a national law, and to our calling for a ceasefire, and political solutions, and war not be the first option. people in palestine suffer a lot, in west bank and gaza we suffer from a war on us. we hope that the ceasefire will stay forever and israel will make peace with the palestinians, and use a political solution to end the israeli occupation. people in gaza are trying now to get more food, medical supplies, preparing themselves for the winter. in the west bank we suffer a lot from settler violence, but i am personally ha

many thanks for the extraordinary seems, the british capital, those aerial pictures of trafalgar square right in the heart of the british capital . let's take you now to the german capital berlin and speak to step fosten and step germany. it was very, very quick. as soon after october, the 7th to bottom price has citing security concerns about us despite gemini, have been one of the largest posting inconveniences and you are absolutely, and it's quite a statement of all that community. i know there's so many people have been detained. police with awesome sizing anti semitism as a reason or this rubber band is some of them as a reason to combine these protests a but now they're here. they have to allow pros as to happen because of the pressure also within the country. people are complaining, that's really the most page for us on the right. so basically the of this that was right in here for us against the virus as well and god, but also in the front of the human rights of their rights to speak out of the freedom of speech as to the on the 3 chair. when do you really care for me? guiding

angry confrontations at trafalgar square when officers move in to arrest a man, and a breakaway groupanti—semitism takes place in the capital. simon jones, bbc news. here in israel and gaza tonight, that news that hostages have been released, as have prisoners must stay with us here on bbc news. —— so stay with us here on bbc news. —— so stay with us here on bbc news. —— so stay with here on bbc news. hello. it's been a cold and crisp day across many parts of the uk. a clear evening on the way, too, and overnight, we're expecting another widespread frost. now, let me show you the satellite picture first — and in the last 24 hours or so, you can see the motion of the cloud. it's been coming in from the north, so that's where the cold air has been coming from, from the northern climes. but out towards the west, temporarily, we will see this incursion of slightly milder air brought by a weather front. so it does mean that the temperatures won't necessarily drop that quickly across western parts of the country. yes, across scotland and many central and eastern parts of the uk, with the cl

right down trafalgar square. and then we'll end up going down whitehall.5:00. of course, we know, don't we? these marches tend to be very peaceful, very few problems dunng peaceful, very few problems during the day, but often as night falls you have an element that are out for trouble. we've seen it pretty much every week . seen it pretty much every week. so i was talking to police. they've been handing out these leaflets. they're being really quite proactive . they don't want quite proactive. they don't want to arrest people . obviously. to arrest people. obviously. they don't want to inflame tensions further. but they've been making it clear to protesters what is and is not acceptable. so some of the things don't use words or images that incite hatred, that support hamas or any other banned organisation in that celebrate organisation in that celebrate or promote acts of terrorism and also mentions don't use flares or fireworks. we've seen those used in trafalgar square recently threatening words or aggressive behaviours and also we've seen on social medi