the leader of the welsh conservatives in the senedd, andrew rt davies, has resigned.e showed a substantial minority of the party did not support him and that his position was untenable. arla foods, the owners of lurpak, have defended their decision to add a supplement to cow feed to help tackle climate change. the trial has provoked a debate on social media, with some shoppers calling for a boycott of arla brands, even though it's been approved and declared safe by the food standards agency. 0ur rural affairs correspondent jenny kumah reports. you see this? milk down the toilet and an online campaign to boycott dairy products? so what's going on? well, last week arla, one of the uk's biggest dairy businesses, announced that around 30 farmers across the country were trialling bovaer. that's a supplement added to cow feed to reduce methane emissions. it's part of their plan to tackle climate change. it works inside the stomach, in this case the rumen, and it affects the enzyme that the cow produces to digest the feed that a farmer gives the cow. and by affecting the enz

the conservative leader in the welsh parliament, andrew rt davies, has resigned, despite narrowly survivingof his party colleagues. you're live with bbc news. meanwhile, israel's military campaign in gaza continues, with medics reporting that idf strikes killed at least 23 palestinians across the strip on tuesday. most of the strikes hit gaza's north, in the town of beit lahiya and gaza city, where at least six were killed when a school, being used as a shelter, was struck. israeli forces also on tuesday issued fresh evacuation orders to residents in the southern city of khan younis. the un says nearly all of gaza's 2.3 million people are now displaced. the mother of the only british and israeli hostages being held by hamas has described the increasing fears for her daughter's life after more than a00 days in captivity. 28—year—old emily demare was shot and taken by masked gunmen from her home in southern israel on october seven. her mother mandy told the bbc in her first television interview that she feared her daughter could be murdered at any time and she called on the british government

the conservative leader in the welsh parliament, andrew rt davies, has resigned — despite narrowly surviving he said a substantial minority of his party opposed his continued leadership, which made it untenable. you're live with bbc news. georgia's constitutional court rejected an opposition lawsuit, seeking to overturn the result of parliamentary elections in october. the vote saw the georgian dream party return to power. let's take you live now to tbilisi, a warning there may be some flashing images coming up. thousands of people are back on the streets of the georgian capital for a sixth night of protests. demonstrators say the government is making georgia more authoritarian and returning it to russia's orbit. they are also angered by the prime minister saying he would delay talks on joining the eu until 2028. police again used water canon to clear the streets outside parliament. nearly 300 people have been arrested over the past few days. our correspondent reyhan demytrie sent this report from tbilisi. chanting on this side, there are riot police that are hiding — we can just see their h

the conservative leader in the welsh parliament, andrew rt davies, has resigned, despite narrowly survivingy colleagues. he said a substantial minority of his party opposed his continued leadership, which made it untenable. you're live with bbc news. thousands of people are back on the streets of the georgian capital for a sixth night of protests. demonstrators save the government is making georgia more authoritarian and returning it to russia rash of �*s orbit. they also angered by the prime minister saying he would delay talks on joining the eu until 2028. police again used water cannon to clear the streets outside parliament. earlier, georgia's constitutional court rejected an opposition lawsuit, seeking to overturn the result of parliamentary elections in october, which saw the georgian 0ctober, which saw the georgian dream party returned to office. i'm joined now by ian former united states ambassador to georgia. thank you very much for coming on the programme. is georgia's ruling party moving away from the us and europe and playing into russia my hands?- into russia my hands? well, i

andrew rt. that baroness? yeah. andrew rt. davies was the leader of the welsh tories as well. but he's he's out as well. >> we'll bring you some more. more on that if you're interested. andrew rc davies stepping down after he won a vote of no confidence but trailing in fourth place. not great behind reform plaid cymru and labour. but let's get the headunes and labour. but let's get the headlines with sam francis. do get in touch. gbnews.com/yoursay . get in touch. gbnews.com/yoursay. >> emily. tom, thank you very much. good morning to you. it's just good afternoon. in fact, it's just coming up to 12:05. the top story this lunchtime. victims of stalking will soon have the right to know the identity of their online abusers. that's under new government plans. the home secretary, yvette cooper, says the move will give more powers to victims and strengthen stalking protection orders, which can now be imposed even after a conviction. courts will also be able to apply protection orders for acquitted offenders if they're still deemed a risk. well, it follows warnings that the police a

andrew rt for the iconic pieces. andrew rt daviesas leader of the welsh conservatives, calling his position untenable. it follows a confidence vote this morning after some senate members threatened to resign from the shadow cabinet unless he stepped down. mr davies says a substantial minority of the group rejected his leadership strategy, leaving him with no choice but to resign . five choice but to resign. five members of an organised crime group that smuggled 2.7 tonnes of cocaine in a shipment of bananas have been jailed. they were arrested by organised crime partnership officers at an industrial estate in tottenham industrial estate in tottenham in february of 2021, after receiving 41 pallets of bananas, into which the cocaine had been stored. the drugs had a different brand stamp on them, which corresponded to particular organised crime groups that were going to sell them on the streets of london and other parts of the uk. the drugs would have had an estimated street value of £210 million. well, those are your latest gb news hea

the conservative leader in the welsh parliament, andrew rt davies, has resigned after he onlyjust managedconfidence by party colleagues. describing his position as untenable, mr davies, who has led the tories in the senedd for most of the past 13 years, said it was clear that a substantial minority did not support his approach. a serving metropolitan police officer has been charged with attempted rape and sexual assault. superintendent jamie gordon, of the south east command unit, has been bailed to appear at westminster magistrates' court tomorrow. the alleged offences were reported by a woman, who said they took place last december, when the officer was off—duty. the prime minister has met his greek counterpart for talks on dublin street. keir starmer says he hopes to build on the strong bilateral relationship between the two countries. the potential return to athens of the elgin marbles was not on the agenda. the ceasefire in lebanon is looking increasingly shaky. both israel and hezbollah have been accusing each other of violating the truce, but yesterday the situation escalated. the