_ and a former conservative mp, alan duncan.s you say there are others in the party who hold verv— there are others in the party who hold very strong views on the other end of— hold very strong views on the other end of the — hold very strong views on the other end of the spectrum, he said the government should be supporting israel. _ government should be supporting israel, should be standing by israet — israel, should be standing by israet i_ israel, should be standing by israel. i got session one conservative mp and i asked him whether— conservative mp and i asked him whether he thought the government should _ whether he thought the government should revoke arms processes to israel— should revoke arms processes to israel and — should revoke arms processes to israel and he said cutting off arms licenses _ israel and he said cutting off arms licenses to— israel and he said cutting off arms licenses to hamas and hezbollah for iran. licenses to hamas and hezbollah for "an of_ licenses to hamas and hezbollah for iran. of course not

alan duncan is under investigation for criticizing pro-israel politicians. addition of alan dunn about the support of the authorities. the zionist country made his name frequent in cyberspace. the people he talks about are happy to play islamophobia to portray muslims as extremists rather than pro-voices. destroy palestine. now we all know who the real extremists are and how they act to advance israel's interests. listen, this is great. finally, a member of the british political establishment is aware of the influence of the israeli lobby. this country criticizes. after his words became hot in the cyberspace, users believe that the british government has a zionist identity first and foremost. fatemeh sharifi, sed and sima news agency. and the second file of tonight's program is dedicated to investigating the situation of the occupied territories these days. the times of israel news agency announced that the head of the intelligence agency. the people who came to buy essentials such as mineral water, calm down. we saw that the national bank of israel tried to

adding to that there is the former foreign office minister sir alan duncan, who 0ffice minister sir alanger be justified that we send arms over to israel. he previously had responsibility for looking at who gets export licences and where arms can go. i would say though that there are conservative mps who believe that the uk must stand by israel, including the former home secretary suella braverman, who visited israel this week and lord frost, the former brexit negotiator. he said israel must not be allowed, but it must be enabled to win this war. because it is in our national interest to do so. in that sense there is no at kind of united view in the conservative party, but there is added weight behind the calls for the uk to suspend arms seams. labour's position is to ask for the government to publish its legal advice on the issue. they say that if that legal advice shows that israel hasn't been meeting its international obligations, then arms sales should be suspended. that is a more nuanced view than taken by the snp and the liberal democrats who have been calling for arms sales to be

exercising the interests of another country shouldn't alan duncan kicked shouldn't alan duncan be kickede party out of the conservative party for disgraceful comments? for these disgraceful comments? >> i think that's probably a question for the whips office. i would say the fact that you're asking me that question, we've just had a very serious, discussion about what we should do next in supporting israel. absolute right to go after hamas. but its responsibility to look after the people of gaza. the fact that we have britain's politicians then arguing with each other over this clearly is a distraction from what we should be doing in supporting an ally and supporting a region that we have a huge amount of, relationship with tobias for time reasons. >> i need to leave it there. but thank you very much indeed for your contribution. this morning. always great to speak to you. lots to come in the next lots more to come in the next houn lots more to come in the next hour, i'm going to be joined by the prime minister, the deputy prime minister, oliver blair's oliver dowden, and tony blair's fo

we had alan duncan on l bc radio accusing pro-israei— alan duncan on l bc radio accusing pro—israel toriesies of exercising the interests of another country using prettv _ interests of another country using pretty unequivocal, firm robust language — pretty unequivocal, firm robust language there, so it is going to be very interesting to see how conservative government response to all of this. — conservative government response to all of this. ., ~' , ., conservative government response to all of this. ., ,, i. conservative government response to all of this. ., ,, ., all of this. thank you both for the moment. back— all of this. thank you both for the moment. back with _ all of this. thank you both for the moment. back with our _ all of this. thank you both for the moment. back with our panel- all of this. thank you both for the j moment. back with our panel and all of this. thank you both for the - moment. back with our panel and just a second. let's focus on the world's biggest economy now, after some strong usjob growth last month. the economy added 303,000 jobs in march, way above mark

alan duncan says these people are british interests. and they ignore international laws and act for israel's interests . there are many people in the high-ranking authorities of our country who refuse to condemn israel's illegal actions and therefore do not support international laws. some of these people do not consider the interests of england and act for the interests of another country, israel. some of these people are in very high ranks. are government or have been before. the press reporters never answered them either. i think it's time to siphon these people kill and throw them out of the political atmosphere of our country. the former us president said the israeli authorities must finish what they started in gaza, and they must do it quickly. trump emphasized that israel must win and it has been a long time coming. trump said: israel is losing the propaganda war in gaza. the former american president had previously supported the crimes of the zionist regime and said that he would have reacted the same way as israel to the attack

i read out to our viewers alan duncan, the former foreign office minister saying now is the time, wet justify selling arms components to israel. that must cease. what is the government position on that basic question? what is the prime minister's position on that basic question? figs position on that basic question? is you said, position on that basic question? sis you said, rishi sunak has been giving an interview to the sun newspaper this afternoon. he defended the uk's export regime. he said we have a very careful export licensing regime and he called again on israel to act in accordance with international law. he is not saying whether or not the government is considering or reviewing that licensing regime for israel, just saying the regime is very careful and strict, and defending the processes that were in place. the government is saying they keep these decisions under review but they are not saying at the moment whether they are considering halting that licence for israel.— they are considering halting that licence for israel. thanks very much for that update. _ ukraine's presid

sir alan duncan is a former conservative foreign office minister.advice can no longerjustify continuing selling arms to israel. the sheer scale of destruction is enough for us to take even a political view, even if you don't want to take a legal one, to say that arms should not be sold to israel. you have seen the wanton destruction of acres of land in gaza. it has led to the obscene position where we, the uk, along with the us, having to build a supply bridge in from the sea into gaza and drop stuff from the air to try and give food to needy people when this has been created by a so—called ally. you have to ask whether they are any longer to be an ally of decent western countries. a ceremony has been held to mark the 75th anniversary of the nato alliance. as the war in ukraine continues, the alliance has agreed to start planning for a greater role in co—ordinating military aid to the country. on the second day of this meeting in brussels, ministers marked the signing in washington on the 4th of april 19119, of the north atlantic treaty, which estab

news here at home, the former tory minister, sir alan duncan, is being investigated for comments he madeaccused two conservative peers of in his words, doing the bidding of israel's prime minister sir alan served as a foreign office minister under theresa may. he said two of its prominent members, lord polak and lord pickles, should be removed on that account from the house of lords. it's understood the party has written to sir alan to inform him of the investigation. he says the case lacks substance and could prove harmful to the tories reputation . the prime tories reputation. the prime minister said today britain could pull out of the european convention on human rights if it obstructs the government's rwanda plan. rishi sunak says controlling illegal migration is more important than membership of the echr , and he wouldn't let of the echr, and he wouldn't let a foreign court interfere in sovereign matters as . the sovereign matters as. the mastermind of an armed robbery in yorkshire nine years ago that endedin in yorkshire nine years ago that ended in the death of a police officer, h

the former tory minister, sir alan duncan, is being investigated for comments he made which accused twoservative peers of, in his words, doing the bidding of israel's prime minister. sir alan served as a foreign office minister under theresa may. he said two of its prominent members, lord polak and lord pickles , should be removed from pickles, should be removed from the house of lords. it's understood the party has written to sir alan to inform him of the investigation , which may result investigation, which may result investigation, which may result in him being expelled. he says the case lacks substance and could prove dangerously harmful for conservatives a senior for the conservatives a senior conservative mp has admitted his involvement in potential tax fraud operations targeting several mps. william wragg, chairman of a commons select committee, told the times newspaper he had handed over the personal phone numbers of colleagues to a person he met online. wragg said he did so because he was scared that the individual or organisation behind the scam had compromising information ab

in other news today, the former tory minister sir alan duncan is being investigated for comments he made which accused two conservative peers of, in his words, doing the bidding of israel's prime minister. sir alan served as a foreign office minister under theresa may dunng minister under theresa may during an interview with lbc, he claimed the conservative friends of israel group was, in his words, doing the bidding of the israeli prime minister. he said two of its prominent members, lord polak and lord pickles , lord polak and lord pickles, should be removed from the house of lords. well it's understood when the party had written to sir alan to inform him of the investigation, which could result in him being expelled, he said the case lacked substance and prove dangerously and could prove dangerously harmful tories reputation harmful to the tories reputation . meanwhile, an independent investigation into an attack which killed seven aid workers in gaza is being demanded by the world central kitchen charity. british nationals john chapman, james henderson and james kirby were among thos

the former tory minister, sir alan duncan, is being investigated for comments he made which accused twoservative peers of, in his words, doing the bidding of israel's prime minister. sir alan served as a foreign office minister under theresa may. he said two of its prominent members, lord polak and lord pickles , should be removed from pickles, should be removed from the house of lords. it's understood the party has written to sir alan to inform him of the investigation , which may result investigation, which may result investigation, which may result in him being expelled. he says the case lacks substance and could prove dangerously harmful for conservatives a senior for the conservatives a senior conservative mp has admitted his involvement in potential tax fraud operations targeting several mps. william wragg, chairman of a commons select committee, told the times newspaper he had handed over the personal phone numbers of colleagues to a person he met online. wragg said he did so because he was scared that the individual or organisation behind the scam had compromising information ab

i'm wondering whether alan duncan might to removed from might need to be removed from the party becausethat continues trap scandal that continues should remain as should william wragg remain as the vice chairman of the 1922 backbench committee when he's been giving away the private telephone numbers of some of his colleagues to what appear to be rogue agents. i'm also going to be speaking to julie bindel. you'll have noticed, guys, that the trans story is once again in the trans story is once again in the newspapers. the telegraph had interesting expose had a very interesting expose dunng had a very interesting expose during week, suggesting that during the week, suggesting that primary including primary schools, including church of england primary schools, ignoring the schools, are ignoring the government's trans guidance and that teachers are affirming pupils as young as ten and nine who want to change gender without telling their parents. what's the point of the trans guidance if that's the case? juue guidance if that's the case? julie bindel has been a very vocal feminist on this is

meanwhile, the former tory minister, sir alan duncan, is being investigated for comments he made whichccused two conservative peers of , in his conservative peers of, in his words, doing the bidding of israel's prime minister sir alan served as a foreign office minister under theresa may he said two of its prominent members, lord polak and lord pickles, should be removed from the house of lords. it's understood the party has written to sir alan to inform him of the investigation . he says case investigation. he says the case lacks substance could prove lacks substance and could prove harmful to the tories reputation . and just lastly, tonight, darts player luke littler enjoyed a dream homecoming in manchester by winning his second successive premier league night . successive premier league night. the 17 year old followed up his maiden victory in belfast last week with another success, this time beating gerwyn price in the final. price had thrown an epic nine dart finish against michael smith in semi—final , but it smith in the semi—final, but it wasn't good enough to get past luke then

i think that the comments , particularly of alan comments, particularly of alan duncan, who was in the during david cameron's premiership, at a time when there were a number of incidents of friendly fire in libya . beau of friendly fire in libya. beau biden was also the vice president to obama when there were numerous issues of friendly fire in afghanistan . varne, fire in afghanistan. varne, including people being killed at a at a wedding, a large number of women and children during war and conflict , horrendous things and conflict, horrendous things like this happened. now, that's not to say that they're wrong for wanting israel to look into what happened with this, this airstrike on these aid workers is but at the same time, israel have apologised. israel has shown their willingness to look into that. i think that and this is a point that brendan o'neill made, perfectly in this week's spectator that i think they're trying to launder their own reputation through their criticisms of israel. and it seems to me that they're trying to bend to pressure from protesters and other political

thank you, duncan kennedy. _ alan bates, who led the campaign to expose the post office horizon it scandalublic inquiry this morning that the post office lied and attempted to discredit and silence him. more than 900 subpostmasters were prosecuted between 1999 and 2015 because of a faulty it system. it represents one of the biggest miscarriages ofjustice in uk legal history. more than 100 subpostmasters have had their convictions quashed by the court of appeal. zoe conway has this report. he is the leader of one of the greatest fights for justice this country has ever seen. alan bates, a subpostmaster for five years, a campaigner for 20. subpostmaster for five years, a campaignerfor 20. this morning he explained why he had kept fighting for so long. explained why he had kept fighting for so lonu. , , explained why he had kept fighting forso lonu. , , .,, for so long. firstly it has required dedication but _ for so long. firstly it has required dedication but secondly _ for so long. firstly it has required dedication but secondly it - for so long. firstly it has required dedication but seco

also in the news today, former tory minister sir alan duncan is being investigated for comments he madeigation lacks substance and could prove dangerously harmful to the party's reputation . and the party's reputation. and the prime minister says britain could pull out of the european convention on human rights if it obstructs the government's rwanda plan. rishi sunak says control illegal migration is more important than membership of the echr, and he would not let what he called a foreign court interfere in sovereign matters and look out some parts of the uk could see temperatures as high as 20 degrees this weekend, warmer than cities like madrid and barcelona, while parts of scotland is set for snow and weather warnings have been issued for snowfall , wind been issued for snowfall, wind and rain as storm kathleen barrels into the west of the country. the 11th named storm of the season in eight months. gusts of up to 70 miles an hour expected for the west coast. 50 miles an hour. winds expected in other areas. quite a mixed weather picture. those are your latest news headlines. sign up

the conservative former foreign office minister sir alan duncan saying that they can no longer be justified, roughly 100 miles south of taipei. rescue efforts are ongoing this morning, as our correspondent shaimaa khalil reports. on taiwan's east coast, the rescue operation continues in the most challenging of circumstances. teams are searching for those still trapped. but so much is in the way. the huge destruction and the dozens of tremors that followed. translation: i'm afraid _ of aftershocks and i don't know how bad the shaking will be. and then the house is already a mess. how do you get in? there's no way to get in. in hualien, the worst hit city, some people spent the night outdoors as the aftershocks continued. this is the moment the earthquake hit, as residents were getting ready to start their day. translation: the earthquake woke me up and we just stayed around _ here across from the night market. it's terrible. this earthquake is huge. homes and businesses buckled, leaving whole floors underground. this partially collapsed building, now left tilted and unstable, threatens more

, home they've got former, home secretary or former tory work and pensions secretaries iain duncan smith, alan so hopefully enough political pressure and i know it might be different for different people, but in this case £800, you don't even whatever your even have even whatever your salary is, if you earn in additional work under £1,000 in additional work under £1,000 in a financial year, you don't even have to declare it . have to declare it. >> no, no, you'd have to pay tax on that. yeah. so why then would £800 on that affect over over three half years, three three and a half years, three and years mean makes no and a half years i mean makes no sense and a half years i mean makes no sen no. so yeah it's an you >> no. so yeah it's an and you would think in the dwp the civil servants would be like hang on a minute. yeah. why are we pursuing woman this minute. yeah. why are we pursuirwhen. woman this minute. yeah. why are we pursuirwhen. yeah. n this minute. yeah. why are we pursuirwhen. yeah. you this minute. yeah. why are we pursuirwhen. yeah. you know, she money when. yeah. you know, she c

alan bates and emma woolf. aaron. i mean, do you agree with what peter is saying there? do you share the frustration we've just had, duncannd he says criminal damage is illegal in the country. just arrest them. why do we insist on wrapping everything up in case it's vandalised? and why do we not actually pursue the criminals who vandalise? >> well, it's a great point. this is a criminal offence. so the idea that you might need to create new laws or whatever is just it's just pointless. you don't need. people love to talk about creating new laws. often that's not actually needed. look, if somebody commits criminal damage, of course that should be treated as a crime. the point about, protesters costing the taxpayer money, i mean, the right to protest is really important. i don't like this argument generally. you could also say, look, people drinking alcohol, we have loads of public disorder. and every friday and saturday night across the country, that's it. let's ban alcohol because it costs the taxpayer money to police it. >> well, it also raises a hell of a lot of money for the exchequer. well, you could say all these peo