alfie was old alfie lewis.lfie was attacked in the horsforth area of leeds on tuesday afternoon as children were leaving to nearby schools. the 14 year old will appearin schools. the 14 year old will appear in court, also charged with possession of a knife. alfie's family say he was 1 in 1,000,000 and he had the biggest heart . you can get more on all heart. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website , gbnews.com. now back to website, gbnews.com. now back to andrew and . bev andrew and. bev >> very good morning. it's 934 on thursday. now it is around 48 hours until armistice day and a war has broken out between the government and the met police over whether a pro—palestinian march should be banned. the met's commissioner, mark rowley, insisted protests not met's commissioner, mark rowley, insist�*the protests not met's commissioner, mark rowley, insist�*the thresholds not met's commissioner, mark rowley, insist�*the threshold for not met's commissioner, mark rowley, insist�*the threshold f

good luck to alfie for next year. - luck to alfie for next year.ahead of this mass of cloud. our next weather fronts and the attendant low pressure, which will bring all parts from wetter weather through tonight and into tomorrow and for a time, for a couple of hours, some strong winds, possibly gales in places. so the showers should continue to ease through the rest of this evening. temperatures fall away. touch of frost developing across the glens of scotland. and then the rain arrives in northern ireland before midnight, crossing to scotland, wales and western england as we go through the small hours of wednesday morning, finally reaching southern and eastern areas towards dawn. so eventually temperatures rise again after that early dip. so some quite miserable conditions for the morning rush across scotland, england and wales in particular, as well as the heavy rain, there“ll be a spell of strong winds, hill fog as well. behind it, brighter skies follow quite quickly in northern ireland and then to scotland, much of england and wales through th

this is just a fraction of the flowers and messages that have been left in tribute to alfie.t to far away and there has been lots of floral tributes and candles left by a bench there. so, a family devastated, a community in shock and a legal process now under way for this 14—year—old accused of his murder. israeli hostages have been seen for the first time in ten days after a video was released by the islamichhad group. the footage shows a woman in her seventies and a 13 year old boy. meanwhile, israel has agreed to four hour military pauses in gaza — but says there will be no ceasefire as thouands more palestinians try to flee from the north of the gaza strip amid intense fighting. a corridor has again been opened today for more people to head south. heavy fighting is continuing in the ruins of gaza city between israeli forces and hamas, classified as a terror group by the uk government. meanwhile in the west bank the palestinian authority says ten palestinians have been killed and at least 20 wounded during an israeli army raid onjenin refugee camp. israel's military said i

a family tribute to the 15—year—old boy described as uncle alfie. another update as well.ily. the statement says it is a group of consulting cardiologist working with the doctor who is a valued member of our team providing acute cardiac care for patients and west yorkshire and we are extremely concerned for his welfare. as he is a british national welfare. as he is a british national we expect safe passage across the border and not to find out he's been sent back to gaza is devastating to colleagues, friends and patients. more on that and the rest of the days news on the bbc news website. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. today brought us a more scenes that we've become very familiar with. lots of cloud, outbreaks of rain, some big puddles around. but the rain did clear to a mix of sunshine and showers. there were some brighter conditions to be had. sunshine and showers continuing to be the story as we move through the next couple of days. lots of showers out there through tonight, all driven around an area of low pressure. this band of showers moving south eastwards a

15—year—old old boy who died after being stabbed near a school in leeds has been publicly named as alfieservices were called to the incident in horsforth on tuesday. alfie — a former student at horsforth school — later died in hospital and police opened a murder investigation. a teenage boy has been arrested. possession of nitrous oxide — which is also known as laughing gas for its "psychoactive effects" — has become a criminal offence in the uk. now categorised as a class c drug, it'll carry a sentence of up to two years in prison. the government says the ban will combat anti—social behaviour and reduce damage to users' health. nestle has confirmed it is discontinuing the popular british sweet, caramac. the company said it was "a difficult decision" to stop production of the caramel bar, but pointed to slower sales in recent years. caramac was launched more than 60 years ago, quickly gaining popularity thanks to its distinctive red and yellow wrapper and caramel flavour. you're live with bbc news. there were more revelations and apologies at the uk's covid inquiry today. lord sedwill —

15—year—old old boy who died after being stabbing near a school in leeds has been publicly named as alfiedent in horsforth on tuesday. alfie, a former student at horsforth school, later died in hospital and police opened a murder investigation. a teenage boy has been arrested. possession of nitrous oxide has become a criminal offence in the uk. now categorised as a class c drug, possession of nitrous oxide — which is also known as laughing gas for its "psychoactive effects" — will carry a sentence of up to two years in prison. the government says the ban will combat anti—social behaviour and reduce damage to users' health. fans of the caramel bar caramac have been left "devastated" after nestle confirmed it is discontinuing the sweet. nestle said it was "a difficult decision," but pointed to slower sales in recent years. caramac was launched more than 60 years ago, quickly gaining popularity thanks to its distinctive red and yellow wrapper and caramel flavour. you're live with bbc news. as we've been reporting, palestinians are continuing to flee from northern gaza — but are they getting

15—year—old old boy who died after being stabbing near a school in leeds has been publicly named as alfiee incident in horsforth on tuesday. alfie — a former student at horsforth school — later died in hospital and police opened a murder investigation. a teenage boy has been arrested. possession of nitrous oxide has become a criminal offence in the uk. now categorised as a class c drug, possession of nitrous oxide — which is also known as laughing gas for its "psychoactive effects" — will carry a sentence of up to two years in prison. the government says the ban will combat anti—social behaviour and reduce damage to users' health. nestle has confirmed it is discontinuing the popular british sweet, caramac. the company said it was "a difficult decision" to stop production of the caramel bar, but pointed to slower sales in recent years. caramac was launched more than 60 years ago — quickly gaining popularity thanks to its distinctive red and yellow wrapper and caramel flavour. you're live with bbc news. it's been confirmed that last month was the hottest october on record globally, that's a

alfie was old alfie lewis.e was attacked in the horsforth area of leeds on tuesday afternoon as children were leaving to nearby schools . the 14 year old will schools. the 14 year old will appearin schools. the 14 year old will appear in court , also charged appear in court, also charged with possession of a knife . with possession of a knife. alfie's family say he was 1 in 1,000,000 and had the biggest heart . new rules have been heart. new rules have been unveiled for children's safety online, including limiting direct messages to protect them from groomers . it's direct messages to protect them from groomers. it's part of ofcom's codes of practice under the online safety act, which was signed into law a week ago. the largest platforms will be required to put measures in place, including blocking children from being a suggested friend code and blocking people outside their agreed connections from direct messaging . this is from direct messaging. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radi

15—year—old old boy who died after being stabbed near a school in leeds has been publicly named as alfien horsforth on tuesday. alfie — a former student at horsforth school — later died in hospital and police opened a murder investigation. a teenage boy has been arrested. possession of nitrous oxide has become a criminal offence in the uk. now categorised as a class c drug, possession of nitrous oxide — which is also known as laughing gas for its "psychoactive effects" — will carry a sentence of up to two years in prison. the government says the ban will combat anti—social behaviour and reduce damage to users' health. nestle has confirmed it is discontinuing the popular british sweet, caramac. the company said it was "a difficult decision" to stop production of the caramel bar, but pointed to slower sales in recent years. caramac was launched more than 60 years ago — quickly gaining popularity thanks to its distinctive red and yellow wrapper and caramel flavour. you're live with bbc news. hezbollah says israel's killing of civilians in gaza risks a wider war in the middle east. the irani

alfie, a former pupil at horsforth school, died later in hospital. a teenage boy has been arrested.r treated early enough. the oral health foundation says the disease killed more than 3,000 people in 2021, compared tojust over 2,000 a decade ago. 0ur health correspondent sharon barbour reports. i'd never heard of mouth cancer. without that dentist, i definitely wouldn't be here. and the options were surgery orjust palliative care. i didn't want to die. ray from county durham and sinead from bury in greater manchester have never met, but they share an experience of surviving cancer of the mouth. they actually took the bone from my leg to make a newjaw. ray's face has been rebuilt using his leg muscles. they took it from my arm first. and obviously the scarring is there for the tongue. sinead's tongue was rebuilt from muscles taken from her arm. i had a lump in my cheek and that was it. 64—year—old ray had noticed a lump in his cheek. it wouldn't go away, and he was struggling to speak. absolutely. after weeks of trying to find an nhs dentist that would take him, he finally did find o

the 26—time grand slam champion alfie hewett will end the season as men's wheelchair tennis world numbergot his sights set on one thing missing from his collection, a paralympic gold medal in paris. it's one to put on the shirt, but to do it at such an iconic venue like roland garros where there is a lot of history there and obviously we get to play there in the grand slam earlier in the year, it means, well, we won't be strangers to the venue and have some good success there with gordon in the doubles and three singles titles in there. maybe i can look to use some of those successes to take into paris. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. some scattered showers around on tuesday, particularly for the north and the west. but for the vast majority of us, it was a largely dry day across the uk with some decent sunshine out there, but wednesday looking very different. there's a deep area of low pressure out in the atlantic that's going to pu

west yorkshire alfie lewis.yorkshire police say emergency services were called to horse forth yesterday afternoon . police have yesterday afternoon. police have launched a murder investigation with one arrest of a teenage boy. so far, alfie's family say he was 1 in 1,000,000 and had the biggest heart. now now progress has been made . we hear progress has been made. we hear in the government's long running dispute with rail unions. that's led to widespread train strikes over recent months after talks between the rail delivery group and the rmt union, a plan has now been set out in what's been described as a mutually agreed way forward. it includes a pay rise backdated to 2022 and job security guarantees . as the rmt security guarantees. as the rmt says, it's a welcome development. members will now vote on whether or not to accept the offer . a former cabinet the offer. a former cabinet secretary has apologised for his suggestion that chicken pox style parties could have helped spread covid immunity in the early d

in alfie evans' parents lost the case in 2018. he was disconnected from eve as hopeless.e same year, they also refused to treat sasaya aastrap, who was born with brain damage after. a correctly delivered birth in an english hospital. takhi fools joined in 2019, alta fixler at 21, archie bathersby at twenty- two. all these children have different diseases, ages and circumstances, but one thing is the same: their parents loved them and believed in miracles. the british health care system did not want to spend resources on them and prevented alternative treatment abroad. all these stories have the same tragic element. the ending, as well as the degree of cynicism: the child’s life support system is turned off as if in his own interests, and it is impossible to explain to the unfortunate parents how such a verdict differs from europe; what is happening in britain can be compared with canadian euthanasia for seriously ill patients, only in britain this process is still veiled, parents do not agree to the killing of their children, they run to courts abroad and prevent english

in 2018 , alfie evans' parents lost the case. he was disconnected from the ventilator as hopeless.fused to treat isaiah aastrap, who was born with brain damage after an incorrect birth in an english hospital. tahidurahi was connected in 2019, altu fixler, at twenty, archibat. at twenty- two. all these children have different diseases, ages and circumstances, but one thing is the same: their parents loved them and believed in miracles. the british health system did not want to waste resources on them and discouraged alternative treatment abroad. all these stories have the same tragic ending, as well as the same degree of cynicism. the child’s life support system is turned off as if in his own interests, and it is impossible to explain to the unfortunate parents how such a verdict differs from a death sentence, seemingly prohibited, in such a progressive and enlightened europe. elizaveta gerson, boris halfin and polina timofeeva, ntv television company, london. in in the kaliningrad region, volunteers began the restoration of a seven-hundred-year-old church; the last time the buildin

today. 15-year-old boy died after being stabbed near a school in leeds is publicly named as alfie lewisency services were called to the incident on tees day. the formers you didn't later died in -- student the later died in the hospital. the teenage boy suspect has been arrested. and then there's a criminal offense in the u.k. now clout agoura rise as a class drug that has nitrous oxide or laughing gas and it carries sentence of up to two years in is in. the government does this will combat antisocial behavior and reduce damage to the user's health. and nestle is discontinuing the popular british suite. it is a difficult decision to stop the production of the caramello are but it had slower cells. it was last more than 60 years ago getting popularity thanks to its distinctive red and yellow rapper. you're alive would bbc news. israel killing civilians in gaza a wider or -- more in the middle east. there's been daily fire exchange with the israelis on the southern border with an up tick in violence at concerns the white house. on tuesday the deputy assistant to president biden was in the

the 15-year-old alfie lewis was stabbed your saint margaret's primary school on tuesday. former student later died in hospital. the charge boy was remanded in custody. you are live with bbc news. the islamic jihad group in gaza tonight released pictures of israeli hostages that have not been seen since october 7. the footage shows a woman in her 70's and a 13-year-old boy. the group is prepared to release both hostages for humanitarian and medical reasons, but only if what it calls appropriate measures are met. the heavy fighting continues in the ruins of gaza city israeli forces and hamas and there are concerns about the conflict spreading in the region bringing in countries like yemen. our international editor jeremy wen filed this report from israel. jeremy: more palestinians walk down the main route to southern gaza after israel said they would not be attacked if they moved out of the northern battle zone. pauses in israeli combat operations were welcomed by the u.s. as a significant first step. with civilians once again digging for survivors in southern gaza, no one

alfie lewis, who was 15, was stabbed in horsforth on tuesday. falling behind on their mortgage payments rose sharply over the summer months, according to new figures from a group representing lenders. rising interest rates have put pressure on homeowners, with the number of people in arrears up by 18% compared with last year. colletta smith reports. good morning, nationwide, donna speaking, how may i help? with rates on the up... i'm sure we can get to the bottom of this. ..more people have been struggling to pay their mortgage bill. don't worry, i'm sure we can get this sorted out for you. and an increasing number are now officially in arrears. you know, no—one wants to send debt collectors to your door. that is, you know, nobody wants that. that's not what we want. we want to help you. we want to get a solution in place with you. but we can only do that if you give us a call and let us know. the number of people falling into arrears has been climbing throughout the year, tracking those interest rate rises. today's figure shows anotherjump betw

to send him a ways a guy the f has published footage of a soldier is providing humanitarian a to be alfie file hospital and we we've got some footage of them allegedly tiring for example, a new incubator for babies that but i guess the incubator it needs electricity, it needs uh it needs fuel for the drain the right, i mean, i mean kind of make a better actually look at the hospital if they don't even have any fuel. so that's, that's the problem. hospitals. this'll the nation stance. the basic services need fuel, even bread. i need fuel to, to, to be produced. hospitals without this fuel that's very necessary with must be able to treat children and families and then civilians. also trucking our aides inside underground goes up would be something that's really impossible to do without fuel . one of our worst nightmares is unfortunately become a reality with incense and incubators. in unit awards, i'm starting to die because of the lack of fuel for electricity. these children are dependent on creators and depending on the latest and without those, uh, we are risking even more of uh, this uh

oh, poor alfie . poor alfie. >> they are terrifying for dogs.o. he he cowering. >> oh, god bless. >> oh, god bless. >> god bless bob ellen's written in and she says the lonely sheep being saved has saved my day. well, ellen, until benjamin got his greasy little mitts on her, that's all i can say now , that's all i can say now, though, it's time for our first guest tonight. yes >> so this is the big question that everyone is asking . do that everyone is asking. do asexuals need more representation ? that is the representation? that is the basis of a report which was unveiled last week called ace in the uk. it was published to mark the uk. it was published to mark the end of asexual awareness week. yes, me neither. and launched by model yasmin benoit. there were a series of complaints listed in the report with some people claiming they did not feel able to come out as a asexual asexual asexual. >> sean connery at work while others protested the fact that asexuality is not recognised as asexuality is not recognised as a sexual orientation . a sexua

oh, poor alfie . poor alfie. >> they are terrifying for dogs.o. he he cowering. >> oh, god bless. >> oh, god bless. >> god bless bob ellen's written in and she says the lonely sheep being saved has saved my day. well, ellen, until benjamin got his greasy little mitts on her, that's all i can say now , that's all i can say now, though, it's time for our first guest tonight. yes >> so this is the big question that everyone is asking . do that everyone is asking. do asexuals need more representation ? that is the representation? that is the basis of a report which was unveiled last week called ace in the uk. it was published to mark the uk. it was published to mark the end of asexual awareness week. yes, me neither. and launched by model yasmin benoit. there were a series of complaints listed in the report with some people claiming they did not feel able to come out as a asexual asexual asexual. >> sean connery at work while others protested the fact that asexuality is not recognised as asexuality is not recognised as a sexual orientation . a sexua

following the fatal stabbing of alfie lewis in leeds, a 14—year—old boy has appeared in court chargedand later died in hospital. the charged boy was remanded in custody today. those are some of the story is making the headlines. you're live with bbc news. let's return to the fighting in gaza and the humanitarian situation. earlier i spoke tojuliette touma, the director of communications at unrwa, about the humanitarian situation. since we have last spoken, the situation has gotten far, far worse. we are now hosting 720,000 people across the gaza strip in 150 unrwa shelters. we continue to have colleagues killed. 99 of our colleagues have been killed in gaza in the past one month alone. we do not have the supplies, we have the same issue with fuel shortages, we are really at the bottom of the barrel. you said to our producer you have never seen gaza in such a desperate situation. it is interesting, israel's defence ministry on tuesday said there is no lack of food, water and humanitarian supplies in gaza. they say they are monitoring the situation every day. what we do know from our te

with murder in leeds, after a teenager was fatally stabbed near a school in the city. 15—year—old alfieboy has been remanded in custody. you're live with bbc news. let's get more on the israel gaza war, and these are some of the latest pictures we are getting here at the bbc, and you can see those huge explosions and a number of them. it comes as the us saying israel will begin to implement four hour military pauses in areas of northern gaza each day to allow civilians to flee. the white house spokesmanjohn kirby civilians to flee. the white house spokesman john kirby says civilians to flee. the white house spokesmanjohn kirby says it represents a significant first step. let's return to the humanitarian situation on the ground, because earlier on the programme... i spoke tojuliette touma, the director of communications at unrwa, about the humanitarian situation. here is what she told me. since we have last spoken, the situation has gotten far, far worse. we are now hosting 720,000 people across the gaza strip in 150 unrwa shelters. we continue to have colleagues killed. 99 of our collea

lewis . in the last hour as alfie lewis. launched afternoon. police have launched a murder investigation with one arrest of a teenage boy so far, alfie's family say he was 1 in 1,000,000 and had the biggest heart . now progress is finally heart. now progress is finally being made in the government's long running dispute with rail unions. that's led to widespread train strikes over recent months. well, after talks between the rail delivery group and the union, a plan has and the rmt union, a plan has now been set out in what's been described as a mutually agreed way forward. that includes a pay rise backed dated to 2022 and job security guarantees. the rmt says it's a welcome development . says it's a welcome development. members will now vote on whether or not to accept the offer . a or not to accept the offer. a former cabinet minister has today apologised for his suggestion that chickenpox style parties could have helped spread covid immunity in the early days of the pandemic. speaking at the covid inquiry lord mark sedwil

alfie's family say he was 1 in 1,000,000 and he had the biggest heart. the government's long running dispute with rail unions that's led to widespread train strikes over recent months may soon be over. that's after talks between the rail delivery group and the rmt union, a plan has now been set out in what's been described as a mutually agreed way forward. it includes a pay rise back dated to 2022 and job security guarantees. the rmt says it's a welcome development . says it's a welcome development. members now have to vote on whether or not to accept the offer on tv , online, dab+ radio offer on tv, online, dab+ radio and on the tunein app and ride across europe via satellite. this is . gb news. good evening. this is. gb news. good evening. >> has it come to this that our police are now so ineffectual , police are now so ineffectual, so afraid to offend, so willing to accommodate behaviour which is an affront to our values and our history that they have to beg pro—palestine protesters not to descend on central london this weekend as we remember our war

alfie's family say he was 1 in 1,000,000 and he had the biggest heart. the government's long running dispute with rail unions that's led to widespread train strikes over recent months may soon be over. that's after talks between the rail delivery group and the rmt union, a plan has now been set out in what's been described as a mutually agreed way forward. it includes a pay rise back dated to 2022 and job security guarantees. the rmt says it's a welcome development . says it's a welcome development. members now have to vote on whether or not to accept the offer on tv , online, dab+ radio offer on tv, online, dab+ radio and on the tunein app and ride across europe via satellite. this is . gb news. good evening. this is. gb news. good evening. >> has it come to this that our police are now so ineffectual , police are now so ineffectual, so afraid to offend, so willing to accommodate behaviour which is an affront to our values and our history that they have to beg pro—palestine protesters not to descend on central london this weekend as we remember our war

the 15—year—old alfie lewis was stabbed near st margaret's primary school in horsforth on tuesday., let's remember this. the leading candidate donald trump is facing multiple felony and fraud charges, has been found liable for sexual abuse and refuses to show up at any of his party's debates. more than that, he refuses to sign the agreement to support any other candidate that might become the nominee, all of which barely registers in the polls. in fact, the former president's decision not to appear in these three televised debates now seems politically astute since the five other candidates on stage seemed to forget last night who the frontrunner was, turning their aims and some five—inch stilettos on each other. do you want a leader from a different generation who's going to put this country first? or do you want dick cheney in three—inch heels, in which case we've got two of them on stage tonight? yes, i'd first like to say they're five—inch heels, and i don't wear them unless you can run inthem~ — applause. we've got two of you on stage. the second thing i'd say is i wear heels,

. >> alfie evans and archie archie, that's not what i mentioned here.they? both of them. >> they're not just they're not killing them because don't killing them because they don't fit into the time schedule. they're killing them they're also killing them because would be expensive. they're also killing them bec expensive uld be expensive. they're also killing them bec expensive is! be expensive. they're also killing them bec expensive is the expensive. they're also killing them bec expensive is the same|sive. they're also killing them bec expensive is the same thing, >> expensive is the same thing, you know. >> suppose balance, >> well, i suppose for balance, then i can understand then i will say i can understand if they believe the child is in constant and irresolvable pain and not viable long term. i and is not viable long term. i don't know . i mean, it's been don't know. i mean, it's been for a long time the point the idea has been that human life is a non—negotiable, right? you sustain it as long as possible. >> well, that is totally not true. we'v

the 15—year—old alfie lewis was stabbed near st margaret's primary school in horsforth on tuesday.s like yemen. 0ur international editor jeremy bowen has filed this report from israel. more palestinians walked down salah al—din street, the main route to southern gaza, after israel said they would not be attacked if they moved out of the northern battle zone. pauses in israeli combat operations were welcomed by the us as a significant first step. with civilians once again digging for survivors in southern gaza, no—one is calling it a ceasefire. this was in khan younis, part of the area israel has ordered civilians to get to. nowhere in gaza is safe. some places may be less dangerous. two of the gaza hostages were in new videos, made presumably under duress. hanna katsir and yagil yaakov blamed benjamin netanyahu, israel's prime minister, for their plight. the danger of the war spreading remains. in the last three weeks or so, the houthi regime in yemen has been posting videos of attacks on israel with missiles and drones, so far all intercepted by american and israeli air defence sy

. >> alfie evans and archie archie, that's not what i mentioned here.ey? both of them. >> they're not just they're not killing them because don't killing them because they don't fit into the time schedule. they're killing them they're also killing them because would be expensive. they're also killing them bec expensive uld be expensive. they're also killing them bec expensive is! be expensive. they're also killing them bec expensive is the expensive. they're also killing them bec expensive is the same|sive. they're also killing them bec expensive is the same thing, >> expensive is the same thing, you know. >> suppose balance, >> well, i suppose for balance, then i can understand then i will say i can understand if they believe the child is in constant and irresolvable pain and not viable long term. i and is not viable long term. i don't know . i mean, it's been don't know. i mean, it's been for a long time the point the idea has been that human life is a non—negotiable, right? you sustain it as long as possible. >> well, that is totally not true. we've

their names were james and alfie . they names were james and alfie. band with harvey and he was going to play all the types of music that he likes playing on bass guitar, rock music , and that they're rock music, and that they're going to start this band now in tribute of these young boys. they've been saying how the boys loved music and how they loved to go on adventures . and you can to go on adventures. and you can hear a little bit of what they were telling me. now >> they were it was such lovely lads. >> they were it was such lovely lads . funny. wouldn't say lads. funny. wouldn't say anything bad anyone, just all anything bad to anyone, just all around really good people . and around really good people. and it's not fair. bad memories with them. no. bad memories with them. no. bad memories with them. really lovely lads. them. just really lovely lads. amazing people . we were going to amazing people. we were going to start a band with one of them , start a band with one of them, but if we do make this band , but if we do make this band, it's goin

. >> alfie lewis, 14 year >> yeah, alfie lewis, a 14 year old's just been charged in the last minutes it's awful. i mean, you know, i'll tell you what you hear is, though, is these kids often say, i don't feel safe. >> that's right. if i go out without a knife. and how do you combat that? we've all somehow without a knife. and how do you conto t that? we've all somehow without a knife. and how do you conto get at? we've all somehow without a knife. and how do you conto get it? we've all somehow without a knife. and how do you conto get it into 've all somehow without a knife. and how do you conto get it into ourall somehow without a knife. and how do you conto get it into our heads.ehow got to get it into our heads. >> it's not cool to have a knife. it's absolutely not. >> do you have a 14 year old? i mean, they're still babies, really, they? yes. really, aren't they? oh, yes. >> my son now, who's just 20 >> but my son now, who's just 20 when he was about we had when he was about 18, we had this because this conversation because somebody a knife on somebody did pull a knife on him. yo

. >> but what i would say is alfie , is that i don't think that that you're white inside, but i thinkt they're trying to say? that they just assume that all white people are? jacob rees—mogg or something? you see. >> is that what they're getting? >> is that what they're getting? >> is that what they're getting? >> i don't know what they're getting at. and look, i do have a posh voice. i will obviously thatis a posh voice. i will obviously that is evident to everyone in the studio everyone watching the studio and everyone watching at well. but don't at home as well. but i don't come from posh background. come from a posh background. i grew in council house, so i grew up in a council house, so i don't we can just make don't think we can just make assumptions people's assumptions about people's backgrounds how backgrounds and based on how they based on their they speak or based on their skin colour. and that is the point that i am making. so i think it's just to assume think it's just wrong to assume things characteristics think it's just wrong to assume things can't characteristics thin

. >> but what i would say is alfie , is that i don't think that that you're white inside, but i thinkt they're trying to say? that they just assume that all white people are? jacob rees—mogg or something? you see. >> is that what they're getting? >> is that what they're getting? >> is that what they're getting? >> i don't know what they're getting at. and look, i do have a posh voice. i will obviously thatis a posh voice. i will obviously that is evident to everyone in the studio everyone watching the studio and everyone watching at well. but don't at home as well. but i don't come from posh background. come from a posh background. i grew in council house, so i grew up in a council house, so i don't we can just make don't think we can just make assumptions people's assumptions about people's backgrounds how backgrounds and based on how they based on their they speak or based on their skin colour. and that is the point that i am making. so i think it's just to assume think it's just wrong to assume things characteristics think it's just wrong to assume things can't characteristics thin

. >> alfie, do you have a mechanism , though, as to how to mechanism, though, as to how to move the babiesthere a plan set out to get them out of that hospital, which is fast turning into a morgue? we understand ? morgue? we understand? >> yeah. the sites are awful. and that's exactly what hamas wants you to see. so when we provided the fuel to hamas, stopped the hospital from taking it, when we said we would evacuate the babies yesterday , evacuate the babies yesterday, they stopped us from doing it. hamas is ensuring that those pictures continue . and pictures continue. and unfortunately , the death of any unfortunately, the death of any civilians in gaza is on hamas hands. they hide behind their people and attack our people are missing a double war crime. >> israeli government spokesman avi heiman will have to leave it there. but really, really appreciate you talking to us and giving us an update this afternoon here on gb news. thank you much. thank you, avi. you very much. thank you, avi. now are open for xl now applications are open for xl bully dog owners. if you're one to apply for