ahmed: we do the best we can. emergency plies when this happens but we have to limit the number of times we are doing dressings. that means we ha to be extremely careful with how many pieces of gauze we are using. it is literally rationing pieces of gauze. we keep track of everything a medical supply that is being used and update our clinicians, surgeons, doctors and nurses so that they know this is how much we have left, this is how much you have to work with, and this is what we can do in the meantime. and outside of that, we are all asking and begging our colleagues who have additional supplies and helping each other where we can. sumi: the situation you are painting is so dire. we know that israel says hamas is shielding itself behind civilians and hospitals and could end the suffering today if it surrendered. hamas denies that is the case. you and agencies saying it is israel that is responsible for the injuries due to and from an obama. from your perspective, what can you see? dr. ahmed: i am a health care w

i mean, this is a moutaz ahmed.he largest deportation operation in american history. you know, he's also you end the war in ukraine within 24 hours, not mentioning ukraine or zelenskyy in his speech offering no further details about this. lots of worries here about what it means. you heard maurice glasman saying he thinks uk troops must step up if the us moves away from this conflict. >> i think we're going to have a very interesting trump term . he very interesting trump term. he obviously exaggerates during the campaign, but i think he's less likely to be extreme now because the key thing this time is he has nothing to run for. again . has nothing to run for. again. and what he'll care about is he wasn't so extreme in the first time. >> so if you're saying he's not going to be as extreme as he was the first time, then you're saying he's going to be a democrat. i mean , that would be democrat. i mean, that would be that would be an amazing turnaround. i don't think i think the only way he can be is more extreme tha

stripes, the rest of the forces are making and volunteers off and now the front destroy us, supplied ahmed vehicles for the help of it's often overdrawn by this better read dollars. when you are paying your debts back to the international monetary fund. that's a destructive policy, push buttons offered in the states according to the united nations, which caused the reform for the global for not to the will. the updates or the live commentary from august on our correspondence here at this hour on uh to international its a good to have your company by the way. so the russian ministry of defense has analysis destroyed an entire group of ukrainian armed forces. as we understand, they were in so called in a quarter of screeching, you'll see on the map that they have already added that over the past 24 hours, k f as loved, more than 400 troops. well, that's course live now to our senior correspondent, but i guess they have more details on this, but i'd good to get you on to this point at the latest details. what do you know? a miss for tune continues to dog. the ukrainian ministry offered school

yahya ahmed has one of the toughest jobs in the city.urd and co—director of hasaka's water board. the water board tries to make sure that institutions like schools and hospitals and those most in need have water. head of laboratory osman gaddo has been testing water here for 20 years to make sure it is safe to drink. in recent years the city's population have relied upon groundwater from wells. some residents have brought in water samples from their wells for him to test. not so long ago these problems did not exist. this is the khabour river, filmed in the 1990s flowing through hasa ka. the rivers only flow for a limited time during the year. and extreme drought has been recorded for the last four yea rs. with the khabour no longer a reliable source of water, people have to look elsewhere. but the alouk wells were 65 kilometres from hasaka, in an area called ras al—ayn. water had to be piped in. then in 2019, rojava lost control of ras al—ayn when the turkish army launched an offensive on north—eastern syria. newsreader: around 60,000 p

areas and there were many difficult things that we would tortured with ice on it and even rain and ahmed out as police dogs attacked us. not often. we will also shopped with live bullets. you know, 2 of us were mounted again. they were killed in front of me. yeah. and i sold them with my oh nice one was killed with a pump action rifle. and the 2nd was killed with a pistol, but they were put in a bag. they were imprisoned in a cell and they shot them with live bullets. and all these effects from my psychological state and the torture have been there for 20 years. it started as soon as i into prison again. until now i still have not recovered. when i, i went to a psychiatrist and i have a left to approving it from doctors without borders. i died one of the channels sent me to them. they helped me consume me once at al young mich hospital in baghdad, them to get my children would deprived of their education. yeah, my wife and i got divorced because of my time in prison. the remaining, my daughters were deprived of an education because of the bullying thing. i know my message to america is f

affairs minister over topic to be their candidate for chancellor in the upcoming national election, ahmed ran for the leadership of the party uncontested. he was introduced by foreign minister on the vera boss, who called him a super, a pragmatist. the 2 will leave the greens election campaign as the party gets ready for snap elections in february, the greens have been holding a national conference in the city of these problems. they are hoping to remain a part of any future coalition government. they are currently 4th in the polls, dw political correspondent julia so dally was asked the greens conference and she told us more over 96 percent of the green parties delegates have voted for as well . but how big to be the parties, chancellor candidates, the current economy minister and vice chancellor now has his work cut out for him. the parties emerging from a difficult phase with bad results and you elections in june and equally disappointing ones. recently, and 3 state elections with a collapse of the government in which he has a minister of a topic now finds himself as the face of a fair

so that actually shows you something that these ahmed republic, the mullers with weapons guns and bullets, they sketch women like me, the same level of this girl, the president of united state of america. so that gives me hope that actually makes me more determined to fight them back. and my heroes are women in the front line any wrong losing their eyes, but not losing their whole. the mothers of those who got killed, but now they become the voice of their daughters, their songs and saying, god, we're not going to give up who would bring the ward of dictatorship done on, you know what? it is? very emotional for me. i came here to celebrate the, the phone of the building bold. the university is here, saw i was here by the invitation of the city after the spring or i was trying to talk about the fall of the burning wall. and i was like, wow, this is the moment actually showing your that there are many, was what was of oppression everywhere in my country wrong. i've gone has gone everywhere, and we have to fight them back because the women inside the countries, they're facing the same killer

so that actually shows you something that these ahmed republic, the mullers with weapons, guns and bullets, they escaped. women like me, the same level of the skirt, the president of united state of america. so that gives me hope that actually makes me more determined to fight them back. and my heroes are women. it sounds like any wrong losing their eyes, but not losing their whole. the mothers of those who got killed, but now they become the voice of their daughters their songs and saying that we're not going to give up who would bring the ward of dictatorship done on, you know what it is. very emotional for me. i came here to celebrate the, the phone of the building bold. the university is here, saw i was here by the invitation of the city after the spring or i was trying to talk about the fall of the burning wall. and i was like, wow, this is the moment actually showing your that there are many, was what was of oppression everywhere in my country wrong. i've gone, it's gone everywhere, and we have to fight them back because the women inside the countries, they're facing the same killers

welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.rom kamala harris byjournalists in the campaign? and did the bbc go over the top this week in its coverage of the presidential election? one of the more extraordinary campaigns in american political history has ended up with one of the more extraordinary presidents—elect heading back to the white house. the result was confirmed quicker and more decisively than many had expected, and in plenty of time for wednesday's bbc one bulletins. this is a magnificent victory for the american people, that will allow us to make america great again. yes, he's back. jubilant scenes as a donald trump was re—elected to the white house one more time. as well as clive myrie, whom you heard there, other presenters from the uk such asjon kay and victoria derbyshirejoined the bbc�*s us—based team, as well as a number of reporters and support staff, and that prompted this message from shirley rhodes. anna shaw also got in touch with us on wednesday to say: and chris rogers objected to the tone of the coverag

welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.rompted questions about the use of archive footage. it�*s been a week of wild and windy conditions across many parts of the country, with storm bert causing considerable damage over last weekend. plenty of material, then, for the late night weather bulletin on the news channel on sunday night. hello there. plenty of heavy rain through the day on sunday from storm bert and some strong gusty winds too. this time strongest across the southern half of the uk. here are some of the highest wind gusts here. newswatch viewer robert tuned into that, and then again at the same time on monday night where he saw this. hello there. plenty of heavy rain through the day on sunday from storm bert and some strong gusty winds too.

welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. resignation of the archbishop of canterbury? and was gary lineker�*s departure from match of the day a suitable topic for extensive coverage on news and even political programmes? one of the most consequential changes in british law could be decided on in the next few months. a bill to legalise assisted dying in england and wales will be discussed in parliament, and the public debate on this most sensitive and emotive of issues has already begun. on tuesday morning, the mp bringing forward the proposal, kim leadbeater, was hosting a press conference in westminster, carried live on the news channel. they have produced a bill that is workable, that has absolutely rocksolid safeguards. i heard kim describe it as... apologies, we're just turning away briefly from that news conference going on in westminster. we will go back to it injust a second. there is an update regarding the situation of match of the day presenter gary lineker, about his future with or without the bbc. over the next t

more than 50 people were in the building, says ahmed, who says he lost a relative.tal. at least 25 people, including 13 children, according to gaza�*s civil defence agency. "god is all i need," abdullah cries. "this is a massacre." israel�*s renewed offensive in northern gaza has now been going on for weeks, targeting, it says, hamas, who it accuses of hiding behind civilians. and after more than a year of war, israel�*s leader is feeling strong and with a new ally. translation: in the last few | days, i have spoken three times with president—elect donald trump. these were good and very important conversations, conversations designed to further tighten the firm alliance between israel and the united states. for months, america has been urging israel to limit the number of civilian casualties in gaza. donald trump has pledged to end the war. and benjamin netanyahu might be ready to listen. jon donnison, bbc news, jerusalem. as israel�*s attacks on gaza continue, dozens of pro—palestinian demonstrators have been detained by police in amsterdam for defying a ban on pub

now us ask you, are we seeing these medicines with well and verify photos, but looks like shiny new ahmed vehicles. i've even seen some tanks apparently belonging to them. so what's the world saying to this now? what else think from west and capitals? yeah, that's how wrong i'm most good. they came out very quickly, suppressing destitute for a, the democratically elected president. b of pulls the support in the fight against terrorism and see for serious territorial integrity in most cases. going to be on the diplomatic. i'm political support, it's also lending as it did in the past, a helping hand to damascus is military campaign supporting the syrian arab ami russian aerospace forces. i've conducted miss island bombing raids on hardware and manpower. a legal groups come on centers and all 10 of your positions of terrorist over the last 24 hours, at least $200.00 militants, were eliminated. the operation to repel the extremist regression continues to be on . those to pay is to kill quite relate to the game also did comment. it is a full series, no open, neva. sonya regional instability h

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the director of the asian center for studies in translation, ahmed most offices, the so called opposition abroad has completely lost touch with domestic russian reality is this thing that so selling is the biggest, you know, separate. so in the, what's the goal of the, for the task like, uh, uh, a retail, again that i have checked on social germany is very close because it's about 400. 0500. tell me just on, uh, the photos of the germany. uh, 2 words, especially because they have phone, people frame and full, and then you can find yourself. and this proximity made sense that you have like a huge impact on the rest of the piece above the russian. people already where decisive and do their votes to collections, especially at the latest essentially elections of law. say it'd be here. it's caused to president fulton with uh, a percentage mold and 50 percent. what's the page uh for in a position. uh, i think it has nothing to do with the domestic, even opposition fall semester. but some people who, he's aware, you know, if you are really russians and resting on the position of plus a why you d

personnel, and carried out precision. rockets drawn, come a number of signs. ukrainian, munitions, po, 12, ahmed combat vehicles on soldiers were reported to have been targeted. and they will peroration well as you can continues to struggle on the battlefield. key of his racing to make up for lost non power ukrainian. m p 's says doctors in recruitment centers, if in order to to, to declare old men fits for military service. and i'm know that as little as i mean, we have repeatedly been told by the doctors themselves. and they have tacitly helped us who i'm assuming they have been given a directive to say that everyone is fit and the unfit are a separate cast on the product. there's no such thing as has been stepping up be forced globalization on civilians as it struggles to contain the russian armies and loans. hundreds of videos of circulating on social media, showing camouflaged men snatching people off the streets with ukrainian cities and towns looking increasingly empty as men fear being conscripts as well as russian troops are continuing the city as long as security village and the don't.

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more than 50 people were in the building, says ahmed, who says he lost a relative. all displaced, they had taken shelter there. he says they were all civilians. the bodies were taken to a nearby hospital. at least 25 people, including 13 children, according to gaza's civil defence agency. "god is all i need," abdullah cries. "this is a massacre." israel's renewed offensive in northern gaza has now been going on for weeks, targeting, it says, hamas, who it accuses of hiding behind civilians. and after more than a year of war, israel's leader is feeling strong and with a new ally. translation: in the last few | days, i have spoken three times with president—elect donald trump. these were good and very important conversations, conversations designed to further tighten the firm alliance between israel and the united states. for months, america has been urging israel to limit the number of civilian casualties in gaza. donald trump has pledged to end the war. and benjamin netanyahu might be ready to listen. jon donnison, bbc news, jerusalem. as israel's attacks on gaza co

it's asking, are we seeing these minutes ends with well and verify photos, but looks like shiny new ahmed vehicles. i've even seen some tanks apparently belonging to them. so what's the world saying to this now what i'm seeing from weston capital is yes, it's wrong, i'm most so they came out very quickly, suppressing destitute for a the democratically elected president. b of pulls the support in this point. the gates terrorism cease to serious territorial integrity in most cases, going to be on the diplomatic and political support. it's also 11 thing as it did in the past. a helping hand to damascus is management company supporting the syrian arab ami russian aerospace forces. i've conducted miss island bombing raids on hardware and manpower uh, of illegal groups. come on centers and artillery positions of terrorist. over the last 24 hours, at least $200.00 militants were eliminated. the operation to repel the extremist regression continues. fulfilling days to pay is to key equates to the game also did comment is a full series new open neva. sonya regional instant finished. we'll have a v

and today, even when ahmed vehicles are produced and they need protection like this time, for example, in order to withstand unmanned aircraft attacks. so of course, these technical innovations have had an impact on military operations, and it is obvious that the whole world is watching this. because this applies not only to the conflict that unfortunately we are currently having with ukraine and the nato countries. but to any conflict that you and this experience will be taken into account by every one. this is absolutely obvious. but we're covering the appraisal, and so their k made store shut themselves into russian territory on the subsequent morning. it was issued find president tim constance, give him an unwavering support. ringback of uncommon seems to own using french results, destroyed deep interruption if you'd like. the whole story on these latest developments, including the steps to every state is taking go over to our website on the go home . but he's really government to set to cut all ties with these wells, oldest daily newspaper habits. big decision comes off to the st

washington has poured billions into, with camps position, looking increasing like right along the critical ahmed high casualty rates on the battlefield. an economy in faltering for and support many are saying the future of the country. how many depends on the outcome of the election? what's it like to have the faith of your wrong contributed sermons by the outcome of a presidential election somewhere else? and how far are you willing to go to save your own skin bloody merger? lensky, whose own presidential term expired, half a year ago, is facing a major dilemma as both of the top candidates in the current us selection arden that can next. judging by the around support for the key of regime from the democratic party, zelinski would prefer pamela harris to when that democrat is one of many voices in the american establishment that are calling on dimansky to keep up the flight. no matter of the cost, even until the very last ukrainian there are some in my country who would instead force ukraine to give up large parts of it, sovereign territory. these proposals are the same of those of poor and let

this is, in addition to the daily daily destruction of various vehicles, ahmed personnel, carriers tags, leopards abrams tags, ukraine has thrust its, its best, the finest. it's most capable units into the course greeted and many of the, including apple and troops, elite troops, what, and already discussed, little issues doesn't. so if you these, these will hook over all the russian federation says that's moving full 100 credit troops were killed in the course region, a low alone over the past 24 hours, which is about average for was up to the lowest has that you credit intakes uh, in that region. uh, overall 35000 troops, great in to have either been killed or or incapacitated to the degree that they will fight again during the fight is going to cause regions may this. yeah, overall on the front line in the don't boss ends up, i told you that the trend continues whereby ukraine is slowly have merging territory. it is suffering more and more losses. and there is now to come on, you credit. the russia is prepared. fresh offensive example rogia and kind of the regions while they are on co

intelligence manufacturers, rocket parts, it's still manufacturers, munitions, it repairs, conduct repairs of ahmed vehicles supplied by the west abrams tides. net protected charlotte decides, as well as, um, with personnel carriers from bradley is the mazda uh, infantry pricing vehicles supplied by the west to ukraine. he's destroyed damaged by rush on the front lines. they go back there for repairs. that was struck in a dramatic fashion. you could see that was me, solve the impacts of like rays of life was a little sky and bob, so i was the put a demonstration of strength, a demonstration. this isn't going to get any better that you are going to stop us and you've made yourselves more unsafe then you would before you unbox only stood and there is, there is still of course the question of why the, by the administration decide to lift these restrictions especially given the most western weapons types. nice all types. russia has led to shoot jobs evidently. what be showing brands includes region the have they use the warehouse, the i moved up in brands the falls, the fall bulls would have been chose

it's 56000 soldiers, a lady owned with just 330 antiquated tanks and 1270 aging ahmed personnel. carriers levels military also lacks and effective air force, and defense is all navy and is not considered a significant fighting force. but the military is often seen by many lebanese as neutral, and it's not divided along sectarian lines like lebanon, system of government. what time or nation is the popular nickname for liberty soldiers? and $10000.00 of them will send a boy south of wheeler, tony river, to patrol and police the area. they worked with the u. n's, 10000 strongly unit phil peacekeeping force, already in the self to oversee the cx 5. this will allow level to slowly start rebuilding for his really forces to begin the phase withdrawal. so, the international criminal court prosecute has requested an arrest warrant for him being mas military chief gentlemen, only young is accused of committing crimes against humanity. and the persecution of ne in mazda allows the muslim rang up minority. and i'm wanting you may find the images in the homeless lives report this to a step closer to j

alright, we discussed the issue with international conflicts relations expert ahmed boost. so he thinks the be to by moscow will be welcomed by people back in to them. holdings in the national law, this is not upset because this is not the same as as soon as defense because by the end of the day, 1st of all is the is, i don't know if you buy or if you buy or do not have the right to defend it said, my case involved, it said buying, providing is there a was all kinds of weapons and apple bombs and them i, our supervisor is that it was money and providing is a or so we've given them i think at $8.10 by seeing and how does the lights do go to the i c, j a i c, c and oscar to also to go to the, the americans and to go to, you know, the american leaders. and to be also try and, and in the, in the same way because they were complicit in this war and they were parked in us . and this was so because of that, the americans are afraid if that happened to the it's might also be a bad for them later on. if someone tried to go to the a i, c, c and a 5 accord a fire case against the unit

this is, in addition to the daily daily destruction of various vehicles, ahmed personnel, carriers tags, leopards abrams tags, ukraine has thrust its. it's best, the finest. it's most capable units into the course region and many of the, including the board troops, elite troops, and already discussed little issues. and so these, these will hook over all the russians could ration says, that's moving full 100. you credited troops were killed in the course region, the low alone over the past 24 hours, which is about average for was up to the last was that you credit intakes uh in that region. uh, overall $35000.00 troops, credit troops have either been killed or, or incapacitated to the degree that they would fight again during the pricing of the course region. since may this year overall on the front slide in the don't boss ends up. i told you of the trend continues whereby ukraine is slowly have merging territory. it is suffering more and more losses. and there is now talk about ukrainians. the russia is preparing fresh offensive examples. yes. and how to regions. what are on confirmed m

it's still manufacturers, munitions, it repairs, conduct repairs of ahmed vehicles. supply by the west abrams tides net protected strategy guides, as well as personal carriers from bradley's to mazda infantry advising vehicles supplied by the west to ukraine. he's destroyed damaged by rush on the front lines . they go back there for repairs. that was struck in a dramatic fashion. you could see that was miss housing, enticing like rays of life was a blue sky. and perhaps that was the point, a demonstration of strength, a demonstration. this isn't going to get any better that you are going to stop us and you've made yourselves more unsafe then you would before you unbox or they stood. and there is, there is still of course, the question of why the, by the ministrations decide to lift these restrictions. especially given the most western weapons types me, solid types, russia has led to shoot jobs, evidently. what be sure, and brands you can cause age and a half z, he's the warehouse the i moved up in brands the falls, the fall. bowes would have been chosen for vendors that can be improved

i'm single, these new shiny ahmed vehicles being driven by these militants arriving and attacking i left, i left. but what's um, what's the international reaction? yeah. well enough thing for weston capital's yet. let's just get that out of the way. but tyrone must go. they did react very quickly, stressing that support food, the democratically elected president for the fight against terrorism, of course. but there is a territorial integrity, but it as going to be on diplomatic and political support and most goes taste just like it did in the past. it's actually a military aging to mass dispute assistance with states supporting the syrian aero ami russian aerospace forces have conducted ms. island bombing raids on hardware and manpower of illegal groups. come on centers, adults in a re positions of terrorist. over the last 24 hours, at least $200.00 militants were eliminated. the operation to repel the extremist aggression continues. it will be on the is to pass must go until rod took here, has commented, quite late as people were noticing it is of course there is an open nate buttons. s

there's just 330 antiquated tanks and 1270 aging ahmed personnel carriers live in those military, also lex and effective air force. and defense is all navy. and it's not considered a significant fighting force. but the military is often seen by many lebanese as neutral, and it's not divided along sectarian lines like lebanon, system of government. what time or nation is the popular nickname for liberty soldiers? and $10000.00 of them will seem to point south of wheeler, tony river, to patrol and police the area. they worked with the u. n's, 10000 strongly unit phil peacekeeping force, already in the self to oversee the cx 5. this will allow a note to slowly start rebuilding for his really forces to begin the phase withdrawal for somebody's re lease in the northern city of now henry uh voice, i think about the cx 5, they say prime minister benjamin netanyahu hasn't done enough to ensure that safety now my life is a go, i'll be able to have what do i see that it's very bad, real bad. they did nothing and our soldiers were wasted away for nothing. nothing. yahoo should pack himself out of

it's 56000 soldiers, a lady owned with just 330 antiquated tanks and 1270 aging ahmed personnel carriers live and those ministry also lacks and effective efforts. and defense is all navy, and is not considered a significant fighting force. but the military is often seen by many lebanese as neutral. and it's not divided along sectarian lines like lebanon system of government. what time or nation is the popular nickname for lebanese soldiers? and $10000.00 of them will send a boy south of wheeler, tony river, to patrol and police the area. they worked with the u. n's, 10000 strongly unit phil peacekeeping force, already in the self to oversee the cx 5. this will allow level to slowly start rebuilding for his really forces to begin the phase withdrawal. the will turn into the war ukraine now. russian troops continue their advancement to the east of the country. russia has steadily made gains and ukraine's eastern don't yet screech and throughout this. yeah. and they recently made advances in the northeast and hockey region, i think for the city of cope yet, which ukrainian forces we took 2

sultan ahmed aljaber called on the delegates to act with solidarity to create a green world, and he hadse parting words. let us focus on collaboration and partnership, and let us show the world but we have the determination to unite, the responsibility to act, and the will to deliver. i thank you. applause the outgoing president of cop28. a short time ago we heard from the president of this year's cop summit, who said, if not addressed, the current rate of global warming would be catastrophic for millions. we must be totally honest, the un environmental programme shows— un environmental programme shows that current policies are leading — shows that current policies are leading us to three degrees of warming _ leading us to three degrees of warming. these temperatures would — warming. these temperatures would be _ warming. these temperatures would be catastrophic for millions, they would threaten the existence of communities represented in this room. colleagues, we are on the road to ruin — colleagues, we are on the road to ruin bul— colleagues, we are on the road to ruin. but these are

and today, even when ahmed vehicles are produced and they need protection like this time, for example, in order to withstand unmanned aircraft attacks. so of course, these technical innovations have had an impact on military operations, and it is obvious that the whole world is watching this. because this applies not only to the conflict that unfortunately we are currently having with ukraine and the nato countries, the to any conflict that you and this experience will be taken into account by every one william, this is absolutely obvious. but we're covering, you're trying to solve your k made storm shut themselves into russian territory and the subsequent warning that was issued by president clinton. i know fonts has been given it's, i'm waiting for the support. vicki, i haven't commented on using french me. so i have to start taping to russia, if you'd like to have a look at the whole picture on these latest developments, including every step that every stage is taking. we've got you covered the head of but out until the, let's get to the middle east. now, because tension is being e