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>> i think we're making progress but it is just not fast enough. >> alok sharma, thank you very much. >> indeed, a year from now, those benchmarks will have to be accounted for. either they be met, or they haven't. >>> coming up next, on the program, a heartbreaking story. the surging number of desperate afghan women and girls being driven to suicide under taliban rule. >>> welcome back to the program. a heart-breaking consequence of the taliban's misogynistic grip on afghanistan since the u.s. abandoned it more than two years ago is the rising number of girls turning to suicide out of their despair. our correspondent introduces us now to 15-year-old azo, who was once a care-free and fun-loving teen. now she's fighting for her life, after drinking battery acid to escape her harsh reality. >> in a small dimly-lit room in the outer suburbs of karachi, pakistan, a 15-year-old girl lays on a cot. with eyes closed, she slowly inhales. any action causes pain and an enormous amount of difficulty. >> don't worry. you'll be fine, says her brother kissing her hand. we are with you always. her o

sir alok out a clear plan to do that. 5 " alok sharma, president of cop26 in glasgow which saw an historics. . . around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. an independent report has found a number of patients had died unexpectedly over three years. norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trusts said they had started a review of patient deaths. campaigners are making a final bid in the high court today to stop a road tunnel being built near stonehenge — as they argue the work could cause "irreversible damage" to the archaeological site. it's the second time they've tried to block the work but the tunnel was approved again, as part of a one—point—seven—billion pound scheme. residents on the isle of wight are waiting to find out when they can return to their homes, after 20 houses were evacuated following a landslip. it happened near ventnor, on the south—east coast of the island on sunday night. aerial photos showed the extent of the damage, which has left nearby homes teetering on the edge. you're live with bbc news. to the conflict in israel and gaza where fighting has continued over

alok sharma, cassie kourteng, robert genrick, oliver dowden, and amanda maylang. who traveled to the occupied territories during the years 2011 to 2016 at the expense of these lobbies , the senior british diplomat and former member of the british government said that israeli lobbies interfere in politics britain is vast and confusing. two other cabinet ministers, michael govou and prerity patel, also traveled to washington with israeli lobby dollars to participate in the aipac lobby conference. a year later, preriti patel was fired from the cabinet for the crime of holding secret meetings with the zionists. apart from the lobby of conservative friends of israel, there is another well-known lobby called the center for communications and research of the zionist regime. who are lobbyists of conservative friends of israel. this center was formed at the same time as the aipac lobby was formed in america. pujo zablod, a fernlani capitalist and arms dealer it is the financial sponsor of the center, which also pays for the conservative party of england. the election committee of england says

>> alok sharma. >> alok sharma alok sharma. >> alok sharma alok sharma. >> now?ajority of 4500. >> he's got a majority of 4500. >> he's got a majority of 4500. >> a goner. >> he's a goner. >> he's a goner. there's >> he's a goner. there's quite >> he's a goner. there's quite a few. and he'll find a job in the eco green. that's actually that's, of the that's, i think, just one of the things looked at things we haven't looked at is there's another 50 tory mps are going down as they going to stand down as they desperately a job. desperately search for a job. and of the things we've seen and one of the things we've seen when ministers when the junior ministers left is have is making sure they have six months they can take to months before they can take to take job in the sector. so take a job in the sector. so it's bit grubby, it's a bit it's a bit grubby, isn't it? >> it's turkeys turkeys and christmas. >> very grubby, isn't it? yeah. >> very grubby, isn't it? yeah. >> it them. >> but that's it from them. thank always joy. always thank you. always a joy. always a al

went silent and then the president of conference, president of the conference, alok appeared shed alok sharmappeared to shed a manly tear. but it was pure theatre. since then, china has built coal power built countless coal power stations . just this year, stations. just this year, announcing for another 100 announcing plans for another 100 of it currently emits of them. and it currently emits nearly of world nearly a third of world emissions . so much phasing emissions. so much for phasing down. let alone phasing out. and so the theatre continues, this time dubai , as today marks time in dubai, as today marks the beginning cop 28 and the the beginning of cop 28 and the hypocrisy alive and kicking. hypocrisy is alive and kicking. as ever, world leaders will be pontificating in the usual style and it will be very understandable if poor old joe biden falls asleep as he did previously . and who can blame previously. and who can blame him for this year? already, protesters are calling for veganism to become enshrined in law along make veganism. >> the law . the along or the >> the law. the along

the old business secretary alok sharma, was seen pressing a button and detonating ferrybridge coal powerg, you're not generating enough energy of your own if you don't do what we want, we're going to punish you and stop you from having access to our electricity and therefore the lights could go out. so this government has been a complete disaster. we need to increase our energy generation and get back control of our fishing waters. >> excellent , lee said. they're >> excellent, lee said. they're fine talk indeed. if only we could do that. actually in, you know, i mean, if you believe if you believe keir starmer in the telegraph today, he's actually got more fighting talk than rishi sunak. but who knows? we'll find out at the election , we'll find out at the election, won't we? and of course, lots more coming up, including more stuff coming up, including yes , eating bits of kangaroo yes, eating bits of kangaroo itv's i'm a celebrity . get me itv's i'm a celebrity. get me out of here has been forced to apologise after they accidentally liked a hateful comment on instagram whilst scrolling

alok sharma excellent stuff. great food for thought there., then, there sunak's hopes to blow thought there. now, then, there sunak's hopes of» blow thought there. now, then, there sunak's hopes of reviving rishi sunak's hopes of reviving the rwanda the european the rwanda plan. the european research group says the government should pull the bill altogether. a dramatic overnight vote is going to be due on that. i'm martin daubney on gb news and this is britain's news channel. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb solar sponsors of weather on. gb news afternoon. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office gb after a met office for gb news. after a fine monday . met office for gb news. after a fine monday. for most of us we're back to some heavy downpours and some downpours tomorrow and some gusty winds also start to head into northern ireland through this evening. ahead of that, we've had a few showers today over they'll over eastern scotland. they'll keep for it's keep going, but for

the idf says troops opened fire after jotunheim sur mer, tahalka and alok sharma were misidentified as a threat. the men had all been kidnapped by hamas on the 7th of october. the idf is now promising full transparency while they investigate the incident . donald trump's former incident. donald trump's former lawyer rudy giuliani , is to lawyer rudy giuliani, is to appeal after being ordered to pay appeal after being ordered to pay more than £116 million for defaming two women. giuliani claimed that surveillance footage showed two election workers wandrea shaye moss and her mother, ruby freeman, concealing and counting suitcases filled with illegal ballots. they received a deluge of racist messages , including of racist messages, including threats of lynching and were forced to relocate. giuliani falsely claimed that he'd been blocked from presenting his own evidence , and described the evidence, and described the payout as absurd . the rac says payout as absurd. the rac says petrol prices have fallen to their lowest level in more than two years. a litre of unleaded petrol now costs an

i mean, heck in glasgow, alok sharma was sat there crying because he didn't get what he wanted and it'sust a pretty weak , bland statement a pretty weak, bland statement at the end of it. so you come away and go, well, what have they actually done? >> what would it be better to have? nothing no, not necessarily, no. >> but i just sort of think if they're going to do something, do something effective. >> think having these >> well, i think having these huge global summits, i think i think they are important because it's message to it's sends a message to everybody it is everybody really that it is being seriously on the being taken seriously on at the highest level . so every highest level. so every government and you know, these are are ultimately are people who are ultimately making the making decisions. these are the ministers, they are the governments of all of all countries around the world. they are ones are are the ones that are responsible. and i think, you know, people should be putting their faith in the government when coming together in when they're coming together in this pa