imagine an escape on its activities you hear what happened in london today, the mob stormed the house of parliament, crashed through the door of the house of commons, to control the british parliament department and we hope the police can take control back in a matter of hours of they can continue the business. what would we send them. in london, england, they would do what, a mob storming the houses of parliament knocking down the door incredible without they were leaders in the world. no reflect for a moment on january 6th 2021, what we would do and all of us went through this individually being spirited out of the capitol building, taken to a safe place because i mob and that was a peaceful transition of power and i wanted to say, she are getting thank you for joining us today and you may have noticed will notice no supposed to notice but we should, the men and women in uniform protect us in this chamber and throughout the buildings day in and day out and bless them thought it went through in january 6, is an outrage, attacks on them several lost their lives, as a consequence of that went throug

a mob stormed the houses of parliament, crashed through the door of the house of commons, took control of british parliament. and we hope the police can take control back in a matter of hours so they can continue their business. what would we say to that? in london, in england, they went through what? a mob storming the houses of parliament, knocking down the door? incredible. we thought they were leaders in the world. i will reflect for a moment on january 6, 2021 and what we went through. all of us went through individually being spurted out of the capitol building, taken to a safe place because of a mob. that was not a peaceful transition of power. i wanted to say sheriff gainey, thank you for joining us. we all noticed -- the men and women in uniform throughout this building day in and day out. but what they went through on january 6 is an outrage. attacks on them, several lost their lives as a consequence of what they went through. many were forced into retirement. and hundreds were arrested for trespassing and much more serious crimes. donald trump characterizes it as political p

the news came on and said did you hear what happened in london today eight mob stormed the houses of parliament. crashed to the door of the house of commons for took control of british parliament we hope the police can take control back in a matter of hours so they can continue their business to what would be say to that? an alignment? in england they went through what? a mob storming the houses of parliament knocking down the door, incredible what ever happened to the country we thought there were leaders in the world. no effect for a moment and generate 26, 2820 went what we went there all of its winter individually been spirited out of the capitol building, taken to a safe place because of a mob. that was not a peaceful transfer of power. i went to just say it shipped sn thank you for joining us today. we all noticed the men and women in uniform protect us in this chamber and throughout these buildings day in and day out. god bless them what they went through on january 6 is an outrage. attacks on them, several lost their lives as a consequence of what they went there but many were forced in

. >> police are investigating after a woman reported her drink was spiked in a bar at the houses of parliamentthe parliamentary researcher made the complaint to staff and security on the 7th of january, just days after mps returned from their christmas break. well, the met police say they are now supporting the victim and have confirmed an investigation is underway, though no arrests have been made so far. the home secretary, yvette cooper, has condemned the act as disturbing and serious, and the government is reviving a controversial free speech law for universities, just months after it was paused over concerns about protecting hate speech. the higher education freedom of speech act, passed in 2023, gave universities a duty to promote free speech and allow the regulator to fine institutions or student unions that failed to comply. critics, though, including education secretary bridget phillipson, paused that law last summer, warning it could expose universities to costly legal action. now, a government source says the act will be adjusted to balance academic freedom with a proper complaints

if the news came on and said did you hear what happened in london today, a mob stormed the houses of parliament, crashed through the door of the house of commons, took control of british parliament, and we hope that the police can take control back in a matter of hours so that they can continue their business, what would be say to that? in london, in england, they went through what? a mob storming out of parliament, knocking down the door? incredible, whatever happened to the country, we thought they were leaders in the world. now reflect for a moment on january 6, 2021 and what we went through. all of us went through individually. being spirited out of the capitol building, taken to a safe place because of a mob. that was not a peaceful transition of power. thank you for joining us today. you may have noticed, we all noticed, we are not supposed to notice, but we should, the men and women in uniform who protect us in this chamber and day out. god bless them. but what they went through a january 6 is an outrage. attacks on them, several lost their lives as a consequence of what they went throug

we've witnessed them here, ramming vehicle attacks in london, outside westminster, at the houses of parliament. so a new york eight people killed in 2017. and again, another islamist car ramming attack and right wing activists also using them as perhaps what we witnessed in germany in a christmas market just a few weeks ago, so that method of attack is is screaming to the authorities that this is something you need to protect against. so i think there will be a lot of focus on why those barriers weren't there. >> it is a well used act of terror, isn't it? and once again used to deadly effect here, nick. thank you. now we've been hearing from people who were on bourbon street on new year's eve. a resident of new orleans spoke to cnn earlier today describing the harrowing aftermath he witnessed. >> me and my friend were heading from lower bourbon towards canal we seen up towards, uh, crystal burger and all that, that there was just a lot going on. and so we ducked off into a nightclub real quick, and within two minutes of walking in five, 4 or 5 girls come running in, push past security and hide

and police are investigating after a woman reported her drink was spiked in a bar at the houses of parliament. the parliamentary researcher made the complaint to staff and security on the 7th of january, just days after mps returned from their christmas break. the met police says they are supporting the victim and have confirmed an investigation is now underway, though no arrests have been made so far. home secretary yvette cooper has condemned the act, calling it disturbing and serious. that's the news on gb news. plenty more still to come. now, though, it's time for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three comedians. i'm one of them. there's two over there. before we dive in, we're going to have a quick look at what steve and nick will have to work with on thursday's front pages. we're going to do it together. it's exciting. when you start off with the guardian hope of end to dark chapter with israel—hama

plays the following month and the state opening of parliament, where the king outlined the policies of the new government. my lords and members of the house cheering another parliament, this time an outdoor one injersey. with the weather, a roof may have helped. god save the king. this truly is an historic place. jersey has one of the oldest connections to the crown. the expo was a chance to learn more about the channel islands with a couple ofjersey cows clearly unaware they were in the presence of royalty. laughter in november, it was the king who attended engagements alone. it was later revealed the queen had pneumonia. here, meeting the cast of gladiator ii, including denzel washington. you've been in so many films, it's fantastic. thank you, thank you. your highness. indistinct a hug? yeah. why not? laughter and he was very happy to give new zealand's women's rugby team a hug. although the king looked to be enjoying being back at work, there had to be adaptations to his schedule to reflect his health. we didn't mean to tackle you! no! laughter there was an anniversary this year which required a significant royal presence. 80 years si

thank you so so much as, as thought off again, member of parliament called the house for your inside here. i appreciate. thank you . thank you, bye. and heading to the mead leaves now into what has become my motto, the mastery ton. thousands of policy is a slow lease, making the way back to the north will be unclaimed to see for themselves if there is anything left of their homes. now apple kind of take scenes of total destruction greeted the ways nowhere to stay you people have been for this setup 10 a month, i made the rubble despite the devastation. many said that the we're just happy to be home. when the truth was announced, we returned and set up a temporary tent. as you can see, the destruction is everywhere and we like the rest of the people. praise god anyway, and ask god for mercy, for the mazda is a bottle and had that our house was completely demolished. i lost my brother and son, as well as my cousins. we thank god, any way. today, we are homeless without a home. we have nothing. we live on the street and as you can see, the street is completely destroyed. there are no ten

so i think a member of parliament call it the house but needs of the western companies. how about a large hand in the conflict due to their in sasha? both the us for resources war has become the to all of wealth and minimal expection by the waste. we are faced with a situation in many countries on ethic or whether it's super exploitation of the natural, a, bundled, in a minute. all result is in those countries. and sadly, it is always the people that are thinking people who are coming 2nd to being exploited. and if we want peace in this area, we need to move away from this process. we may never owners office and money counts, mold and human beings. if we can do that, and therefore it also has to make a call on the european union on all the companies that are located in the european union. and also in the united states to put to the human beings, the population was suffering so terribly because of this situation 1st, rather than days to put prophets that they make out of the mining all the 3 of us minerals. i'm talking about big multinational companies that want to make s

most of the african member of parliament calling the house says that there is currently not enough information to get a clear picture of what's happening. what he believes, the pretoria must withdraw at least forces and push for an immediate cease fire. so i think they should not get involved in a conflict between the us and the one that the nation that we were told by the south african government to the executives to sing for why specifically for a peacekeeping mission. and we are concerned, i just need to know, make freedom fighters discontinued. we shouldn't, beautiful as it may be, has to be the big concern. you can see under the circumstances. well, we do want to see peace in the d. r. c impact. we want to see is silencing hope, the guns, i'm not sure x board one, the governments have all the intelligence to be able to be sure what exactly happened on the ground today. so it sounds to me like the statements being made. and i would like to 3 ways and bring it to all parties to be careful with those statements to patients because. busy the end of the day, we must move on to what happened in

but the vice president of your parliament was not so pleased with your choice of words. here's how they put it. >> it is. not okay in this houseof democracy. thank you. regardless of what we think of mr. trump, it is not possible to use such language. >> do you have any regrets or no? >> i don't really. the european parliament has quite biased way of interpreting these rules. it's okay to call people fascist, racist communists, but apparently you cannot use the same language as mr. trump has used regarding his own top generals in the pentagon. um, okay. if they have a problem, they can take it up with me. i have not heard from the president of parliament since my speech, so i'm waiting for her to contact me, but i don't assume it will be a big deal. >> so you've been clear that you believe trump's push to buy greenland is absurd. as you as you just said now, you laid out your reasons that you think it's an insult to people of greenland and people of denmark. but you know what the president has said, and you know this, and he has continued to come out and say, denmark's going to want to do a deal, and greenland is going to want

saying that rwanda was noting kimberly's mineral resources that's of africa and member of parliament called the house, believes the western companies have a hand in the conflict due to the insufferable stuff for resources. war has become to all of wealth and mineral extraction by the waste. we are faced with a situation in many countries of africa, whether it's super exploitation of the natural, abundant mental results as in those countries. and sadly, it is always the people that are thinking people who are coming sick, who are being exploited. and if we want peace in this area, we need to move away from this process. we know there's also an money counts mold and human beings. if we can do that, and therefore it also has to make a full on the european union on all the companies that are located in the european union. and also in the united states to put the human beings the population was property. so apparently, because of this situation 1st, rather than days to put prophets since they make out of the mining all the 3 minerals. i'm talking about big multinational companies that want to make sure th

of eight minority parliament in canadian history. that is why this the morning i advised the governor general we need a new session of parliament. she has granted this request the housentil march 24. over the holidays i havehe had e chance to reflect and havead had long talks with my family about our future. throughout the course of my career any success i have personally achieved has been because of their support and with their encouragement. celeste sent over dinner i told my kids about the decision i am sharing with you today. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister after the party selects its next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process. last night asked the president of the party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election it has become clear to me that if i am having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. i have always been a fighter. i've always been a fighter because it really care for canada and canadians. i've been driven by was not despite our best efforts to get through the parliamentary impasse, parliament has been paralyzed for months after the longest minority

let's go live to the house of commons where we are hearing from david lammy, who is delivering a statement to parliament on the gaza ceasefire.— parliament on the gaza ceasefire. �* ., , ., ceasefire. after months of despair. — ceasefire. after months of despair, there _ ceasefire. after months of despair, there is - ceasefire. after months of despair, there is no - ceasefire. after months of despair, there is no hope. | ceasefire. after months of i despair, there is no hope. a glimmer of light in the darkness, a darkness that had seemed all—consuming since hamas barbaric attack on the 7th of october 2023. i am sure the whole house remembers the agony as we learned the full horror of what happened. the grief as we mourn those who were lost, for the hostage families, the agony has gone on and on. members across the house will have met many of them. including the relatives of british citizens. and i know we have families with us here in the chamber today. i want to pay tribute once again to them for their bravery, humanity and commitment to bring the hostages home. and i invite the house to remember those

of a minority parliament in canadian history. that's why this morning, i advised the governor general that we need a new session of parliament. she has granted this request and the house will now be furloughed until march 24. over the holidays, i also had a chance to reflect and had long talks with my family about our future. throughout the course of my career, any successive personally achieved has been because of their support and with their encouragement. last night over dinner, i told my kids about the decision that i am sharing with you today. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister after the party selects its next leader through a robust, nationwide, competitive process. last night, i asked the president of the labour party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election and it has become clear to me that if i am having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. [speaking french] i have always been a fighter. i have always been a fighter because i really care for giving canada and canadians and always being driven of what is in the best interests of canadians as well. despite our best ef

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of a minority parliament in canadian history. that is why this morning, i advised the governor general that we need a new session of parliament. she has granted this request and the house will now be pro-wrote until march 20 force -- 24th. over the holidays, i have had the chance to reflect and have long talks with my family about her future. the course of my career, any success i have personally achieved has been because of their support and with their encouragement. last night over dinner i told my kids about the decision that i'm sharing with you today. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister, after the party selects its next leader through a robust nationwide competitive process. last night i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election and it has become clear to me that if i am having to fight internal battles i cannot be the best option in that election. [speaking french] i have always been a fighter because i really care for canada and canadians and have always been driven by what is in the best interest of canadians as well and the fact is that despite our best efforts to

of a minority parliament in canadian history? that's why this morning. i advise the governor general that we need a new session of parliament. she has granted this request, and the house will now be pro rogue until march 24th. over the holidays, i've also had a chance to reflect and i've had long talks with my family about our future. throughout the course of my career, any success i have personally achieved has been because of their support and with their encouragement. so last night, over dinner, i told my kids about the decision that i'm sharing with you today. i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process. last night i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election. and it is become clear to me that if i'm having to fight internal baffles, i cannot be the best option in that election. shuts, i mean going we savvy store fighter, to leave just a vain herring leaves school with the canadian 5 minutes. the justin true though, announcing that he is resigning as haughty leader and will be resigning as 5 minu

of a minority parliament in canadian history. that's why this morning. i advise the governor general that we need a new session of parliament. she has granted this request, and the house will now be pro rogue until march 24th. to go to the office at the age of 43, promising canada a better future. but his decision to open canada is bold as to thousands of refugees leading civil war. and syria provokes the 1st and much rings of political descent, which grew louder when to go in both to emergency powers, to cook. best of protests against the restrictions imposed during the cobit pandemic, and just popularity continued to dwindle. and it's this new of ethics scandals and political missteps. his approval rating dropping to only 24 percent last month. this coincided with threats by us president elect donald trump, to impose turn of some kind of to as soon as he takes office, apparently and swayed by the canadian to seek the trip to morrow, logo up to the us selection in the been but pull to donald trump double down on his jobs about kind of becoming the 51st state of the us, saying on his social media site. it was a pleasure to have done the, the other night with the gover

and as to suggest donald trump should 1st consider the opinions of the items people local parliament members, houses that greenland, those can decide to own future. we don't want to change. we don't want to be american citizens, but we want to be 3 letters into it in greenland. the a very good morning to you. this is all the international with the very lights. as world news update is good to happy with us. we started with the developing situation in south korea. what and paste presidents use a google has been detained for questioning by investigators. and so he's expected to stand trial on charges of insurrection and power abuse of his brief declaration of martial law in december. and a video message released off the he was the change was to you and strongly rejected the case against him. a comfortable, unfortunately, the law has completely collapsed in this country. seeing that warrants are issued by agencies without investigative authority and courts without warrant review authority or issuing arrest warrants in search and seizure warrants, and seeing investigative agencies issuing false official

party for him to step down over the rising cost of food, a housing shortage, and a surge in immigration. >> despite best efforts to work through it, parliament has been paralyzed for months after what has been the longest session of a minority parliament in canadian history. >> trudeau says he will stay on as prime minister until a new head of the liberal party is chosen which could take several months. >>> still ahead, that's not a leftover holiday decoration, what we're learning about this backyard plane crash that everyone walked away from unscathed. >>> and a multimillion dollar boost to expand rail service from the central valley all across northern california. (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, or are prone to in

of a minority parliament in canadian history. that is why this morning, i devised the governor general that we need a new session of parliament. she has granted this request. the houseill now be pro robed until march 21. over the holidays, i have had a chance to reflect and had long talks with my family about our future. throughout the course of my career, any success i have personally achieved have been because of their support and with their encouragement. so last night over dinner, i told my kids about the decision i am sharing with you today. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister after the party selects its next leader through a robust, nationwide, competitive process. last night, i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election and it has become clear to me that if i am having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. [speaking french] caroline: justin trudeau, the prime minister of canada, now handing in his resignation as the leader of his party. there is an official suspension of parliament in canada until march 24. we will turn to all of

of the islands. people, local parliament, members, houses that greenland, those kind, this size the future. we don't want to change, we don't want to be american citizens. we want to be 3 letters anyway in greenland, [000:00:00;00] the a very good morning to you. this is on the international with the lights as well. news updates has always as good to happy with as a top story. this, our, we're starting with the developing situation in south korea. what impeached, presidents use a tool has been detained for questioning by investigators. and so i always expected this done trial on charges of insurrection. on power abuse as off the, his brief declaration of martial law in december and a video message released off the he was detained to mr unit strongly with jack's it's the case against him to talk of general. unfortunately, the law has completely collapsed in this country. seeing that warrants are issued by agencies without investigative authority and courts without warrant review authority or issuing arrest warrants in search and seizure warrants, and seeing investigative agencies issuing fal

of peace and lasting peace. thank you so much. i called the house, so the african parliament member on the defendants and bigotry veterans committees . thank you so much for your insights. thank you for having me. thank moving ahead now senior diplomats from india and china have been building on the foundations set when the lead is a big 2 countries match at the last year's break summit in cuz on and the renewed input to is in the relations is already beginning to be a fruit of the 2 sides have agreed to be spot direct uh services which have been suspended since 2520 or 2020. while one of the most popular, really just pilgrimages that indians used to take to, to bet, is also set to resume. now both sides expressed desire to move forward with their relations. years on our way to stabilizing the relationship. i cannot over emphasize the importance of communications between our 2 countries and i would like to specifically record the contribution that you personally have made in maintaining these communications at various levels between opportunity to ship. so you are the last de

of a minority parliament in canadian history. that's why this morning i advised the governor general that we need a new session of parliament. she had granted this request, and the housebe pa rogued until march 24th. over the holidays, i've also had chance to reflect and have had long talks with my family about our future. throughout the course of my career, any success i have personally achieved, has been because of their support and with their encouragement. so last night over dinner i told my kids about the decision that i'm sharing with you today. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister after the party selects its next leader through a robust nationwide, competitive process. last night i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election. and it has become clear to me that if i'm having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. >> translator: as you know, i'm a great fighter. i have always been deeply committed to the fight. and have done everything in the interest of canadians. but, despite all the efforts which i deployed -- >> all right. i want to