i've put onto the screen what alicia kearns, the senior british mp, has also been posting about this.m the israelis. since the attack, various parts of the israeli military and the government, they have provided explanations. we received six different explanations as to why the air strike took place. these explanations have not provided clarity. so, they ranged from the israeli military being unaware of what happened, also denying involvement, as they were not operating in that area. 0ther explanations were accepting responsibility for the strike, which was attempting to hit a target adjacent to the compound. but the compound is not close to any other building. we also heard an explanation, accepting responsibility for the strike and asserting this was a mistake caused by a defective tail fin on the missile that was fired. and another explanation was, accepting responsibility and advising that what hit the compound was a piece of aircraft fusilage. now, the israelis have talked about yesterday's incident, talking about "the fog of war." the question now being asked is that, is it the

>> i just met alicia kearns in london and she is a very fine politician. she went to rafah. all of the trucks that were lining up not able to go into gaza. she wrote letters to both the u.k. government and approached the israelis. so many, as i see the injustice in what is happening to the population of gaza, whether the u.k. government is concealing advice on this i cannot say. but the facts speak for themselves. if you have a conflict where there is a world record in killing, then the law is broken to pieces. there's no other way to see it. amy: i want to go to a tweet where you said -- "the u.s., the u.n., the eu and the rest of the world agree that we are at the brink of famine in northern gaza. still, only 159 trucks were allowed into gaza yesterday and israel blocks all food convoys from unrwa to reach north gaza. there must be accountability for this." and you go on in another tweet -- "the horrific targeted attack that killed seven debbie ck aid workers follow nearly 200 palestinians when insurance killed by israel's military campaign now finally western governments

she doesn't alicia kearns, but doesn't name alicia kearns, but she is a common she says that it is a kearns attention. we actually, produced a briefing note at gay men's network on that amendment to the criminal justice bill. we've drawn doctor cass's comments to her attention. so far, we've heard absolutely nothing . mrs. kearns absolutely nothing. mrs. kearns seems to think it's fine to speak over and speak for gay men. when gay men are telling her, look, there's a problem with this piece of legislation and it has the capacity to harm gay boys. >> what i understand is so >> what i don't understand is so many people, they all many of these people, they all agree that section 28 was this terrible the idea of terrible thing. and the idea of the promotion of the so—called promotion of homosexuality it homosexuality in schools, it should and should never have happened. and here presiding over here they are presiding over something arguably even something which is arguably even worse . woi'se. >> worse. >> yeah, i agree it is an absurd situation and it is orwellian, frankly, for them to b

, speaking on radio 4's today programme, the chair of the uk foreign affairs select committee, alicia kearns british government needs to suspend arms sales to israel. so, i believe we have no choice but to suspend arms sales. and it's important the public understands this isn't a political decision, as some seem to want to present it as. legal advice is advisory. the government can choose to reject it, but uk arms export licences require a recipient to comply with international humanitarian law. and that's why emergency handbrakes, for example, exist in the change of circumstances. and i think on ihl it is important to reiterate that ministers were unable to answer when i asked in the chamber whether israel is demonstrating a commitment to ihl, they said they had a capacity, not that they were. with the issue around the switching on of water and of aid deliveries. and i would point out that you had suella braverman on earlier this week saying that she'd seen trucks of aid going in. that is not somehow a defence that enough aid is going in — it is preposterous as a defence. the problem is the

the conservative mp alicia kearns chairs the foreign affairs committee in the house of commons.med the government had received at least some advice from lawyers that israel had broken international law. mr dowden did not directly deny how clean this morning. labour is calling on the government to publish a summary of the legal advice it has received, which the government says is confidential. the shadow foreign secretary says people could then be sure international law hadn't been broken. this is a very serious issue. it's now gone on for six months, on issues of proportionality, there are real concerns — notjust from judges, from the intelligence community, but the broader public. for that reason, let us be sure that we are not in breach. labour is not calling for arms sales to be suspended, as the lib dems and the snp have. the strike on the convoy won't be taken into account in a fresh assessment of the government's position on arms exports, which is thought to be due, as it's retrospective. the government's tone towards israel has changed in recent months, but as the war goe

one of the due rested here, christopher kash was employed by l christopher kash was employed by alicia kearnsding information to a foreign state. the question i had about him is, was invented by the intelligence services before he took the job? is, was invented by the intelligence services before he took thejob? i services before he took the job? i think it's very difficult in a situation like parliament where there are 600 mps in 800 lords to actually vent people properly. we know the vetting system has been under quite a lot of financial pressure in the uk of late. the entity that is probably no other than a cursory look at whether he for example would've had a criminal record. i think this is the worry and think that somebody so young being allegedly recruited by the chinese could well be a long term prospect for them in terms of his ability to network and move about within the political system here. how does it work? how they picked up at universities, other giving grants and tied into the chinese, how are they getting their claws into these people? i they getting their claws into these e

alicia kearns hopes the memorial encourages pride across britain and visitors to the area. >> we aren, a legacy of unwavering service recorded in a place of permanent remembrance. will hollis gb news in oakham . it's hollis gb news in oakham. it's great to see. it's also brilliant that this was privately funded. >> this is, i know, the people of rutland, the people of rutland have got such a special place in my heart. now, i don't mean to be an emotional, incontinent millennial, but i've got a lump in my throat watching joyce. they're talking about how much she loved the queen. it's great stuff. there should be one in every town, as far as i'm concerned. i can't believe this is the first. i think that's shameful. almost. we haven't got one in our capital city yet. >> but anyway, anyway, we've just got time to slip. in another story, russia suspected of launching what is being described as an extremely serious series of electronic attacks against thousands of british holiday flights. according to aviation sources , according to aviation sources, the planes appear to be suffering from

admit to you that the conservatives are not as captured as labour, but we've seen a lot of people alicia kearns for instance, conservative mp wants to put an amendment to the criminal justice bill. >> she's just in the conservative party, which is a left wing party. i mean, i know, i know, you might think that's a get out clause, but clearly the tories and labour are both two extremely left wing parties. >> but anyway, theresa may i mean, she was the one who was responsible largely for the reforms to the gender recognition. >> she's another lefty. they're all the same. there's only about five conservative people in the conservative party, like at the back somewhere, and they're being told to shut up. >> you should know with theresa may, because she dresses too well to be on the right. >> they're all fakes. but, why do you think the parties destroyed them? we've got, you know, reform and other ones anyway. but on your other question, it is bizarre, isn't it? you talk about this sexthe soul, i believe, is the phrase. it is a metaphysical belief, ultimately, that you're you're born somehow in the

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alicia kearns hopes the memorial encourages pride across britain and visitors to the area. >> we arebritish traditions . british traditions. >> her reign was great, unlikely to be matched by future king or queen, a legacy of unwavering service recorded in a place of permanent remembrance. will hollis gb news in oakham . hollis gb news in oakham. >> absolutely magnificent . now >> absolutely magnificent. now the anti—semitism campaigner who was threatened with arrest as a pro—palestine rally, has told gb news that the chief of the metropolitan police should resign . despite his apology, resign. despite his apology, gideon falter, who is the chief executive of the campaign against anti—semitism , was against anti—semitism, was described, of course, as openly jewish by officers and told his presence at a pro—palestine demonstration was provocative. let's cross now to our political edhon let's cross now to our political editor, chris hope. chris, welcome to the show. and i believe you have a very special guest with you to talk about this . this. >> hi, martin. that's right. with me now i

. >> foreign affairs select committee alicia kearns. >> you, mr speaker. >> thank you, mr speaker. the loss of your father . father. >> okay. and that was rishi sunak prime minister speaking in the house of commons on the escalating situation between iran and israel and sir keir starmer responded, i'm joined now by our home and security edhon now by our home and security editor, mark wyatt. mark, sir keir starmer saying this is a moment for restraint. rishi sunak also saying we do not want any more bloodshed, although he did add he stands in solidarity with israel and he said it is israel's right, its duty to destroy hamas. >> yes. and he said that as far as israel was concerned, that of course , that right to defend course, that right to defend itself and the uk's commitment to the defence of israel was absolute. but he is echoing keir starmer in saying that he wants israel to show restraint here, to show that it is smart as well as tough to , in rishi sunak's as tough to, in rishi sunak's words, echoing those of president joe biden to take the win. now, i'm not sure that israel s

. >> so they should be the alicia kearns is going drag them out. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> becausee reason the police can't act is it's a commercial is because it's a commercial property and therefore absolute. >> has this been >> and this is the has this been allowed to happen? absolutely. >> and this is the has this been allow> and this is the has this been allow

alicia kearns hopes the memorial encourages pride across britain and visitors to the area. >> we arere so proud of her majesty and we want to come together in celebration of british traditions. >> her reign was great, unlikely to be matched by future king or queen, a legacy of unwavering service recorded in a place of permanent remembrance. will hollis gb news in oakham . hollis gb news in oakham. >> there you are. i would say that's what england's all about. >> and it was a beautiful statue. i mean, it really did her, you know. well, you know what i mean? yeah. i did her proud . proud. >> but the phrase the, you know, we concentrate on all news programmes concentrated on london. london as if england is london. london as if england is london and the uk is london. and obviously it's a big part of what cousin? but i think you look at something that and when you go outside london and you see how people feel, there was an old lady on there talking about how great the queen was and, and she means that and she's very passionate about that. that's what's real to that. and that's what's real

alicia kearns, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, has said if israel is not committing itselfanitarian , it would have humanitarian law, it would have implications intelligence implications for intelligence sharing and arms sales. and that's going to be the question whether we should be scaling back on intelligence sharing. >> what are we doing? >> what are we doing? >> we're killing that's >> we're killing people. that's exactly >> we're killing people. that's exa precisely. claire i mean, you >> precisely. claire i mean, you know, the these these arms sales are being used to kill palestinians. and as it happens, aid workers and journalists. i mean, it is incredible the way these people are being killed. i mean, what are we up to, 33, 34,000? i mean, how many people have to die before we say no? enoughis have to die before we say no? enough is enough. and they go on about the hostages . well, so about the hostages. well, so far, an israeli strike has managed to free three hostages, a ceasefire managed to free over 100, 100. and that's what we want. and that's what actually yo