and the people in the, to the area has come onto a key to the tax 5 used by the ministry council has suspended its mediation efforts between our mazda and israel. also that could progress on a cx, 5 deal for gauze in the statements, the consolidate. foreign ministry status will resume efforts when the policies show the willingness and seriousness the ends, the brutal war and the ongoing suffering of civilians. the foreign ministry says katara will not accept that mediation, be a reason for black mailing it, and that the ongoing negotiations have been exploited to justify the continuation of the bill and to serve narrow political purposes of 11 and at least $23.00 people have been killed in this very a tax on the eastern city of bohn, but the strikes destroyed multiple residential buildings in the town of l. c. so i'm sorry, i'm going it says what code to the scene to invest. people had been rescued from the rubble to hospital. israel says it's targeting has but sites in the city, tens of thousands of people have much in the spanish city of valencia. the voice, the angry with the gover

it civilians, the foreign ministry says a council. i will not accept that mediation. the reason for black mailing it, as they own gay negotiations have been exploited to justify the continuation of the war. and this of narrow political purposes. my impression is, i'll just have a senior political analyst, he says catawba negotiates has a beef a stray today with a lack of progress on these fine adults. he says the outcome also depends largely on us president elect donald trump. and it seems that 10 days ago when the parties would endure how the americans base raise and so on. the cut that is basically what picked up after one filled out after another and realizing even the latest round of negotiations were not serious. and so they told him, look, you know, we're done here and call us when you, when you are serious, call us when you are serious and we will pack and, and figure out what to do with the last agreement we reached. because clearly uh there's a, there is a sense here that some not to be there is, there it is, i would say, have been using the diplomatic proces

expanded its sanctions against iran this time on, on occasions it has provided ministry support for russia. of the council today decided to widen the scope of the you framework for restrictive measures and view of ron's military support to russia's war of aggression against ukraine and 2 armed groups and entities in the middle east and the red sea region. this additional measure is targeted to the use of vessels and ports for the transfer of iranian made unmanned aerial vehicles, missiles and related technologies and components. it looks like the you has wrapped up it's worries about ending the conflict in ukraine, and the only thing left on his agenda is slapping more sanctions on juan based on claims that even ukraine has doubted. of course, uh the new sanctions now include a bend on exporting components, used in missile a new, a be development from the you to iran. they've also put a comp on a 2 transactions involving ports, link to individuals or entities on the sanctions less. now, what the, the west seems to enjoy sanctioning, give on the country, has recently been speaking up about the detrimental

council on the president bought in. the us has been the biggest provider of ministry a to keep that may change on the donald trump presidency john 100 reports. so the subject matter of the united nations security council mark the 1000 stay of the war and ukraine for the west. a conflict of unilateral aggression, 1000 days of widespread death destruction and despair that continue unabated for millions of ukrainians. un, under secretary general and rosemary decarlo, when american read a statement from the absence, the secretary general, antonio gutierrez, entire cities, villages and towns, had been reduced to rubble, ukraine's minister for foreign affairs pleaded for the world to continue supporting ukraine and rejected. peace may never thrust to russia, there will cause no value. is there fast as way to end this war is to increase the support of ukraine and used to defend itself into comparable russia withdrawal. russia is representative, fired back assailing the western support for you, gracie and a decision by us president joe biden to approve the use of american long range missiles for strikes deep inside russia was more

ministry's reopening. the planning commission, they sided with the church in a unanimous vote. but days later, the city councile an appeal. >> and to say that you don't trust the very people that you appointed in a unanimous vote, that is unheard of. >> reporter: the city council now makes the final call on tuesday. they say the clock is ticking. he wants to reopen his homeless ministry before the holidays. and as winter weather will move in. >> it is getting really cold. there have been people from our place that have gone on the street and died. you're going to see an increase of deaths. and it is as though nobody cares. >> reporter: and the mayor requested that appeal. we can't pick favorites. people must know that staff offered to drop all fines of the violations that were cleared. but staff would face resistance from city church. this is why the fines will remain. >> we will keep writing checks that we don't have if the city council doesn't do what is right. then we'll see them in court. we will sue. >> and they say they have addressed their building issues and they will resolve the last required upgrades

for ukraine also dominated discussions that the un security council on the president fight in the us has been the biggest provider of ministry, a to kids that may be on the doubt. now on the president elect, donald trump, john henry impulse. so the subject matter of the united nations security council mark the 1000 stay of the war and ukraine for the west. a conflict of unilateral aggression, 1000 days of widespread death destruction and despair that continue unabated for millions of ukrainians. un, under secretary general and rosemary decarlo, when american read his statement from the abs and the secretary general, antonio gutierrez entire cities, villages and towns, had been reduced to rubble, ukraine's minister for foreign affairs pleaded for the world to continue supporting ukraine and rejected. peace may never cross the russia, there will cause no, well you is there fast as way to end this war is to increase the support of ukraine and used to defend itself and to compile the russia. so is that all will the rush is representative. finally, back assailing the western support for you, grace, and the decision by us presiden

seconder can he tell us this -- does he think it's appropriate as the ministry for housing has done to aprawf a four-day week for council that's not flexible working but is part-time work for hull-time pay. >> question based on what we're actually doing is usually better than fantasy questions made up. >> mr. speaker, what have they delivered in 14 year snts low gloat. stagnant economy. a disastrous budget. and now wea she wants to give me advice on running the country. no thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. speaker. sounds like they need investment and support after 14 years of decline. can the prime minister confirm that his budget will provide that much-needed investment and further concern that unlike the previous government my local authority, the public services that my child relies on will be properly supported? >> can i begin by paying tribute to my honorable friend and his constituents. it takes ex-tirednary courage and resilience to try to rebill from the devastating loss early this year. we will ensure that the people of that area are supported now and in the years to come. the budget is designed to fix th

seconder can he tell us this -- does he think it's appropriate as the ministry for housing has done to aprawf a four-day week for council that's not flexible working but is part-time work for hull-time pay. >> question based on what we're actually doing is usually better than fantasy questions made up. >> mr. speaker, what have they delivered in 14 year snts low gloat. stagnant economy. a disastrous budget. and now wea she wants to give me advice on running the country. no thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. speaker. sounds like they need investment and support after 14 years of decline. can the prime minister confirm that his budget will provide that much-needed investment and further concern that unlike the previous government my local authority, the public services that my child relies on will be properly supported? >> can i begin by paying tribute to my honorable friend and his constituents. it takes ex-tirednary courage and resilience to try to rebill from the devastating loss early this year. we will ensure that the people of that area are supported now and in the years to come. the budget is designed to fix th

ministry to shay. and he's really diplomatic, as well as an assassination attempt on the us council. now, these killings are set to have been carried out in retaliation for us and these really involvement the lebanese civil war. and these roles, occupation of southern lebanon, georgia de la, all was described himself as a fighter for the policy didn't pause and not the criminal. throughout the years, they had been the strong support for his release, including from the lebanese or for which he's a numerous human rights groups. how about washington always opposed his freedom and that we spoke to his brother about the recent court ruling which marks the 11 find his tried to win his freedom. now, there isn't decision may be better than the one adults in 2013, but then cancelled by the french authorities. the fact is that the previous decision contained a certain chap, the release of george of deluxe, had to be followed by that, agree on his, the protection to lebanon, that had to be signed by the insanity administer, george ogden, must leave friends with no obligation notice of it to, in

the un security council has met to discuss the ongoing conflict into don, between the army and the power ministry. rapid support forces drawn to resolutions performed by the u. k. is urging by policies to hold. i'll send the t's um, facilitate a deliveries. according to the un, the conflict has triggered the wells largest displacement crisis. approximately 25000000 people require urgent aid. china's most important s o is on the way in the southern city as you hi, showcasing. some of it's new as technology, so kicked off with performances for me, it's a crew basics team, despite smo beat skies. a ton is lace a sell side, says the j 35 a to extend to stage demonstrating its growing ministry power. this is event is a fast since the country removed its code 19 restrictions back in 2023 as it from me by the inside. whether it's next that inside story to stay with us here on out there the the, it had a lot of the outlook for the middle east is also sunshine and dry weather, especially across the gulf with things have been very pleasant. yes, we've had, some foggy stops to the mornings, but the sunshine

council of people's representatives. we were at the anti terrorism agency. we met with the deputy minister of the coordination, ministry for law and security. and since our committee is called the defense and security committee, naturally, we discussed the existing relations and defense and security issues between our respective industries and departments. and at the state level. in general, we have develop similar approaches to indonesia. in many areas, we assess new threats and security challenges equally, an adult collective system to respond to these threats. it's worth noting that we have a reliable legal framework on many issues in the field of combat and terrorism, drug crimes, extremism and cyber security, which allows us to develop contacts with our colleagues. and we really so frustrated. and if i am a recently cyber crime, that is the use of digital opportunities by a criminal element has become particularly relevant. and this is very important for the russian federation. as we understand from our talks today, it is of similar interest to indonesia. therefore, it is no coincidence that we have signed an agre

council of people's representatives. we were at the anti terrorism agency. we met with the deputy minister of the coordination, ministry for law and security. and since our committee is called the defense and security committee, naturally, we discussed the existing relations and defense and security issues between our respective industries and departments. and at the state level. in general, we have develop similar approaches to indonesia. in many areas, we assess new threats and security challenges equally, an adult collective system to respond to these threats. it's worth noting that we have a reliable legal framework on many issues in the field of combat in terrorism, drug crimes, extremism and cyber security, which allows us to develop contacts with our colleagues and we really know of slaves and your email. recently, cyber crime that is the use of digital opportunities by a criminal element has become particularly relevant.

france, germany, the he, you commission of the president of the council out of the view that europe has to continue provide and significant ministry and financial support for ya, freight. and that is absolutely no way that can allow your claim to be defeated by russia. but all those believe that it's about time for a dignified exit strategy for ukraine. prime minister of hungary victo all that has been hammering out the same message time and again, which is basically that if the claim is don't go for the piece the now that would be the big loza. i continue my efforts to advertise that kind of international crime as broad as possible to create the pro peace climates around the war. and them influence the voting policies. that's literally it the have to have the fees filed and then from negotiations and to the store communications. so that's what i have done. i would never, they have to say what should be done the ukrainians that country. 2 the future that life southern country economy was still on the agenda of the year for you is now trying to figure out ways to move forward when it comes to closing the gap on competitiveness and

to as well. diplomatic ministry and financial bind the administration, whether it's v towed, at least the full goals as cease fire resolutions at the united nations security council. washington has provided natalie 18000000000 dollars in minute tre, too, as well. since october 2023 pro testers and human rights experts accuse the us of complicity in genocide is riley strikes on tuesday of killed at least 61 people across scouts. and one of the attacks targeted 10. soon as the why the in central garza, 6 people were killed. 2 children, age 7 and 4 are among the dead. the honey. my mood joins us live from data valley in central gaza. and people in garza dealing with a lot of precious right now with watts. so the 6 you and experts on the 16th of november called a genocide in the making of able to focus on what's happening in the us for the elections. sam, you know, not very much and we, we talked to people earlier today and we, we tried to have a more of an informal discussion with or with, with vendors in the, in the streets here over the coffee shop. so here inside the hospital with bank, i'm a savvy and we got a little bit of discussion with some of the video tele

the comments during a hand over so many of the 4 ministry last week, 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu. sykes, defense minister you'll have kalonde. council describes the killing of a long time has below lead a house on the spotlight and late september. as a crowning achievement was shortly before the start menu accounts made the comment has launched a barrage of more than a dozen rockets into western gully. or some rockets fell in open air is buildings in an industrial neighborhood, and old and israel sustained damage is okay with joining me here in the studio. so symbolic has some professor all public policy at home. i've been felicia university here in the welcome. so time, let's talk about some of the things i've just mentioned that so as well as new defense minutes to israel cops making this announcements that has bullet has been defeated. i mean, it's quite a claim despite the fact the announcement was just made shortly off to hezbollah at 515 rockets into his room. while, i mean it is, i think, clear. now that is right, has the upper hand against his beloved. the moment they've managed to penetrate it's intelligence they get, they'

council we take safeguarding incredibly seriously. i know what someone — incredibly seriously. i know what someone in parish ministrystry that on the ground in the church of england we are _ the ground in the church of england we are working incredibly hard and there _ we are working incredibly hard and there is— we are working incredibly hard and there is an — we are working incredibly hard and there is an an extraordinary disconnect between all the time and energy— disconnect between all the time and energy and work and if you go into the church— energy and work and if you go into the church on sunday one of the things— the church on sunday one of the things you'll see is noted red safeguarding. will have a contact number— safeguarding. will have a contact number of— safeguarding. will have a contact number of the safeguarding opposite. when you _ number of the safeguarding opposite. when you go to the toilet will be an si-n when you go to the toilet will be an sign on _ when you go to the toilet will be an sign on the — when you go to the toilet will be an sign on the wall. clergy and members of congregations, we

bailey ministry issued evacuation threats for people living in the southern sub up of the here to the judge in the us says, grant to the request by special council jack smith to postpone the federal case against double from 5 assets to revise. the 2020 election result, smith told a judge more time is needed following drugs within the presidential election. there are still state level cases pending against trump in georgia and new york, but it's on 2nd how they'll proceed was he re enters the white house. meanwhile, a policy being present mahmoud abbas has called trump to congratulate him on his re election and says that he is ready to work for a peaceful, outgoing calls of relations between the 2. silent after trump move the u. s. embassy in israel to jerusalem and a major break with decades of us diplomacy. us prosecutors have charged the radian man, i have a large cloth by a round revolution regard to kill the president elect. donald trump, the justice department says the accused was possible network of criminals used by time wrong for surveillance and murder. the higher the charges come up to. yeah. when trump survive to assassination attempt

town of tickets in the council indian region. war to switch to a dozens of pots causing and dates of the streets and skins of daybreak across the area. it comes as the spanish ministry continued the clean up operation, valencia more than 200 people have been killed in one of the worst floods seen in europe. this century talks between turkey and greece wrapped up on friday with the turkish foreign minister saying more what must be done to resolve a dispute as a maritime boundaries. and the agenda and mediterranean sees the 2 sides of juice and these again in athens. next month, greece and took it each claiming area of the gnc reaching about 11 kilometers from that coast lines. grease says it has a right to expand this to about 20 to call because under human rules, but took it was an expansion could lead to conflict. the dispute focuses on exclusive economic zones, but countries can explore and exploit results to you and recognize as greek control over 71 percent of the see until kia around 9 percent. but the key wants this area and started oil exploration. the u. n. u n says this infringes on greece, is maritime territory built in cyprus, claims this area will store

some of the ministry struck off the threatening residents to leave a face foaming in a separate time east of the lebanese capital. 5 people were killed by a striking on um saddam city council, as held an emergency session to discuss the stays, violet and confrontations involving funds from. and is there any football club? writes on monday, attentions, remain high in the city. a federal judge has paused proceedings in the so called harsh money case against us president elect donald trump. in may, trump was convicted on says seat for felony counts of falsifying business records. these include efforts to conceal money. he paid adult film style stormy daniels ahead of his 2016 election campaign. donald trump is the 1st president in us history with pending criminal cases against him. this is a question salumi. she's outside the coast house in new york, so christ and they've decided to delay this. uh, what does the judge been saying? well the judge now has until november, 19th to decide how to proceed with this case. the 1st criminal conviction of the us president, which happens in the court house right behind me here. the lawyers for donald trump have appealed to the judge sayi

council resolution 17. 0 one. the stipulates that must be know, i'm groups in that area of something, israel and nobody carry homes other than the lebanese ministry. so yeah, this latest attack seemingly, that's what you feel is saying is an indication of just how difficult the job is in solving israel in that was a all right, thanks so much. charles stein said that at least 62 people have been arrested and 5 injured. and what police described as deliberate attacks on fans of the football club, mcafee tel aviv in amsterdam. the violins came off the funds of these riley side pulled down palestinian flags and chanted races slogans ahead of a match. and i'm so that said of us and reports from the dots capital after a final night in am. so that is where any football fans are taken to the airport by jewish volunteers. we don't trust on the dutch people because what we have to what we have been to yesterday, it's not something that we have in these when we defined a students and as well, we don't have what we have to do to take more than they were some of the thousands of supporters of my coffee tele feet wet, got it, and the dutch capital for the matc

the prime minister probably does not realise that on monday, the ministry for communities, local government and housing revealed that councils2.4 billion in council tax next year. that is a lot more than 600 million. i know that he has been away, but did the deputy prime minister who runs that department make him aware of the £2.4 billion black hole? 50 of the £2.4 billion black hole? so let me get this straight, mr speaker. she doesn't want any of the measures in the budget, but she wants all the benefits. the magic money tree is back after two weeks in office. two weeks in office. they have learnt absolutely nothing. we put forward a budget which takes the difficult decisions, fixing the £22 billion black hole that they left. investing in the future of our country. they say they want all of that, but they don't know how they are going to pay for it. same old tories! mr are going to pay for it. same old tories! ~ ,,, ., ,, are going to pay for it. same old tories! , ,,, ., «i are going to pay for it. same old tories! i ,,, ., «i ., , ., tories! mr speaker, even he has to admit that they _ tories! mr speaker, even he has to

i do find i'm a pcc member, a parochial church council member myself, and i do find it rather at odds that we as pcc members, even if we have no ministryf our own, no care directly of any individual in our parish, we have to complete huge amounts of safeguarding paperwork and courses and so on. and yet it seems that there are all sorts of other things happening up the line at the centre of the church. and, you know, the church has been hugely centralised under archbishop justin welby. and i think it is now, as the reverend beazley said, an opportunity for the church to perhaps reset and to reflect on what it should be. for it is it's perfectly right that the church should express its views on certain issues, that it feels strongly about, but i'm afraid it has become far too political, and that has meant that many parishioners feel very uncomfortable in what the archbishop, the titular titular head bar the king, of course, of the church of england, is saying on their behalf. >> matthew laza get your take on what you make of justin welby's resignation. but also this nofion resignation. but also this notion that in many ways, the church do