are you going to cut waiting lists, miss atkins? ,, �* ., atkins?und for you, henry. they _ atkins? she didn't even turn round for you, henry. they have - atkins? she didn't even turn round for you, henry. they have it, i atkins? she didn't even turn round for you, henry. they have it, the l for you, henry. they have it, the new secretary of state for health. ignite the person who will become a household name, as we have been discussing! household name, as we have been discussinu! , ., , household name, as we have been discussing!— discussing! pretty fast demise for gre: discussing! pretty fast demise for greg hands. _ discussing! pretty fast demise for greg hands, because _ discussing! pretty fast demise for greg hands, because he - discussing! pretty fast demise for greg hands, because he wasn't. discussing! pretty fast demise for i greg hands, because he wasn't rishi sunak�*s first pick for party chairman. that was nadhim zahawi. was that only in february that he was brought down? bud was that only in february that he was brought down? and crucia

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>> but then, atkins recanted.bara white who left the families when manson's behavior frightened. or >> i decide i want to live with myself when i get old, and that was the deciding factor. >> barber became a wary witness of the prosecution, she knew that she would take the stand in full view of her former family manson followers. >> what was it like to testify? seeing him out there? >> they were really kissing up to me when i was in the back of the courtroom. blowing me kisses and smiling at me and all that. of course that changed when i opening my mouth on the witness stand. >> day after, day members of the manson family demonstrated at the courthouse, performance are with a sinister gloss. >> this is destruction and that is what's going to get. >> inside, charlize codefendants -- patricia krenwinkel and susan atkins played to the cameras. it was a circus of weird. manson in the centering. >> are you guilty of plotting in the murders? >> i killed a chicken once. no. >> you're absolutely innocent of any conspiracy

what do you make of vicky atkins being moved to thatjob?ou make of vicky atkins being moved to that job? being moved to that “ob? there has been talk about — being moved to that job? there has been talk about steve _ being moved to that job? there has been talk about steve barclay - being moved to that job? there has l been talk about steve barclay moving on, so the health world had thought they might get a new health and social care secretary and they have. victoria atkins, very interesting, she arrives from the treasury, financial secretary to the treasury, now secretary of state for health and social care, largely covering england. and she walked straight into crucial talks with the doctor's union, the british medical association, and officials and ministers over pay, you will remember the strikes causing hundreds of thousands of cancelled operations and appointments. talks have been under way for a while now and there is a possibility of movement and constructive progress with the consultants, the senior doctors. we don't know so much a

that role goes to victoria atkins. earlier we heard from steve barclay.- goes to victoria atkins.lier we heard from steve barclay. happy with our new heard from steve barclay. happy with your new role? _ heard from steve barclay. happy with your new role? 0k. _ heard from steve barclay. happy with your new role? 0k. is _ heard from steve barclay. happy with your new role? 0k. is it _ heard from steve barclay. happy with your new role? 0k. is it a _ heard from steve barclay. happy with your new role? 0k. is it a promotion | your new role? 0k. is it a promotion or a sideways step? looking - your new role? 0k. is it a promotion or a sideways step? looking forward | or a sideways step? looking forward to it. any thoughts _ or a sideways step? looking forward to it. any thoughts on _ or a sideways step? looking forward to it. any thoughts on david - or a sideways step? looking forward | to it. any thoughts on david cameron returnin: ? to it. any thoughts on david cameron returning? very _ to it. any thoughts on david cameron returning? very exciting _ returning? very exciting appointme

forgive me for shouting across you there, victoria atkins. victoria atkins there , atkins.. it looks like she probably doesn't know the answer to your question. >> yes. the job she probably doesn't know the answer to your question. >> why should she? >> why should she? >> but i mean, she's she's doing my best for gb news viewers. >> she's got a massive brief there. a lot of challenges , there. a lot of challenges, chris. there. a lot of challenges, chns.the there. a lot of challenges, chris. the nhs record waiting lists striking junior doctors. she's got a lot to do with not long to do it . long to do it. >> it's huge . i mean, the idea >> it's huge. i mean, the idea of cutting waiting lists, which was the target set by rishi sunak back in january in that speech, the five targets for the yean speech, the five targets for the year, that's gone . i mean, no year, that's gone. i mean, no one thinks that can happen, but it could well be that next year may in that there's more may happen in that there's more likely will happen. likely that that will happen. i'm looking shoulder

yes, victoria atkins _ that made a difference? yes, victoria atkins just _ that made a difference?ime to get up to speed. i am told that actually these were very technocratic talks involving officials and bma representatives. it did not really involve a whole lot of ministerial involvement. but she will certainly have had to put a name to this deal and she obviously is content for it to go forward and there will be a statement, i think, from her and other government sources a bit later in the day. fiur sources a bit later in the day. our health editor— sources a bit later in the day. our health editor speaking to my colleague. staying with another health story in the uk, and that is that one person has been confirmed to have a strain of flu is similar to have a strain of flu is similar to viruses spreading in pigs. that is according to health officials. routine surveillance in gp surgeries picked r after the person suffered a mild illness. the uk's health security agency says it is now carrying contact tracing out to prevent further spread of the virus. earlier i spoke to bbc�*s dig

terror attacks on its soil. originating in afghanistan, the crackdown effects an estimated 1700000 atkins in the country. and that is drawing criticism from rights groups and the taliban government for overwhelmed by the influx of people with nowhere to go and few opportunities for work. but for many afghans, there's no going back. pakistani authorities began demolishing houses in the hours before the november 1st deadline. houses that many atkins lived in for decades. now they faced a life under the taliban. the same group that caused many to flee afghanistan in the 1st place. got about the can restart my business there. i mean about it. but i'm worried about my girls education school about a month side, even though my daughters are in the 5th and 6th grade here for them. let's put in afghanistan. the taliban government doesn't allow girls to study above 6th grade. the whole now i'm worried about the education of my girl general studies and what will happen to them in the future. so a little bit, i'm just talking to some of the un warrens that the force deportation could mean. yet anothe

so how it works is that once the atkins across the board that they are immediately registering or so they have provided with the cards that is giving like justification and then typed in fights and men for assistance as a return a from pakistan. so how it's going is that we have coordinate, you to package assistance for minimum assistance that they are desperately needing . so this includes uh, for example, the cash assistance so they can cover the needs are in terms of fluids. for example, in terms of the respect transportation costs um, but for so is i would need to rent a place immediately in the area of destination. and there's a number of over assistance being promising suggests or allows us to run this session and supports for like documentation, awareness and main contamination and number of other services. so this seems to be a lot of the initial help. and uh, uh, the, the, the, the tale button that is routing of gone is on right now. they have also set up a commission. it seems to deal with the people who are returning, but you said a longer term plan for those people, whoev

will you cut | waiting lists, victoria atkins? there isn't much in her binder yet. much in her binder yet. there isn't much in her binder yet. there is plenty in her intro politically because health care will be part of the election campaign and that's one of the reasons why that import demic appointment is fascinating, she's been around a long time and a ministerfor a long time but has not been in the cabinet before and rishi sunak clearly thinks she's the person who in a general election campaign in the year or so we have beforehand, can convince the public that the conservative party can get waiting lists under control and begin to sort out the nhs in england. back to the question — sort out the nhs in england. back to the question we _ sort out the nhs in england. back to the question we were _ sort out the nhs in england. back to the question we were talking - sort out the nhs in england. back to the question we were talking about, | the question we were talking about, the question we were talking about, the circumstances around mr cameron's return. we have mor

here's our analysis editor ros atkins to explain. sophie, thank you. verify has been examining the different sources of information we have on this. israel describes the al—shifa hospital as "the main headquarters for hamas' terrorist activity." this idf animation, posted in late october, claims to represent a hamas tunnel system underneath the hospital. but, having been inside al shifa since early wednesday, israel's yet to produce evidence of the tunnels. it has allowed the bbc and fox news to film at the hospital, though only locations of israel's choice. this is what they found. israel also released its own seven—minute video which bbc verify has analysed. a watch visible in that video suggests it was filmed a few hours before the bbc arrived. and this idf video was posted, then deleted, and then reposted, this time without a section referring to an israeli soldier who'd been held hostage. i don't know when this was used, the last time. also in the video, we see a room with an mri machine. if we zoom in and get some light over here what you are abl

trace atkins begged to do a tour with me and craig morgan is here.ow me personally and you at home how special this place is. is this true? >> absolutely true. >> brian: how do you feel being here now? >> like being home. >> it is home, this is a very special place for us. >> brian: on this wall? >> the wall of the names. >> it starts back there from the members on down. >> brian: what do you do to get on that wall? >> boy, if we only knew. >> i don't know, i really don't know. i don't know what the -- >> there is no book, no list. it happens and you are grateful for it. >> feel like to see your name up there? >> pretty special, i make my kids touch that when they come in here. >> brian: nice, you reenlisted on this stage. walking through, what room is >> brian: check >> allow myself to dream that big. i was a realist and i never would have imagined i would have been here. >> brian: this really came true. we see this rotation quite often. you see pictures come through. >> that is mine right there. i call that my room. the stars and stripes. >> brian:

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victoria atkins taking over. think, apart from the ones we have discussed in notably the foreign and home office, the great offices of state, what other changes do you see as the most eye—catching today? the changes do you see as the most eye-catching today?— changes do you see as the most eye-catching today? the big picture is rishi sunak _ eye-catching today? the big picture is rishi sunak is _ eye-catching today? the big picture is rishi sunak is circling _ eye-catching today? the big picture is rishi sunak is circling the - is rishi sunak is circling the wagons. he became prime minister in circumstances of extraordinary weakness after the liz truss debacle, he inherited his chancellor jeremy hunt which is not something most prime ministers would not choose. he restored suella braverman to the home office as part of a deal to the home office as part of a deal to avoid trouble from the conservative right and what we are seeing now is he is building a cabinet that is more in his own image, more willing to stick

richard holden is the — victoria atkin.tary to the treasury. as chief secretary to the treasury-_ as chief secretary to the treasu . ~ . treasury. the prime minister promised _ treasury. the prime minister promised change _ treasury. the prime minister promised change and - treasury. the prime minister promised change and one - treasury. the prime minister. promised change and one thing is reshuffle is not is change. it won't change the fundamental problems of the country. it won't do anything to fix the cost of living or nhs wasting list —— waiting list. just when the moves looked the day there was another... charged with keeping a sceptical eye on what some labellers political correctness or being woke. we have gotten used to shakeups around here the last few years. here is another and prompting just two questions that really matter — what difference will it make to government? and what difference, if any, will it make to its popularity or lack of it. chris mason, bbc news app westminster. so, what is behind the move to b

and here is the new politician overseeing england's health service, victoria atkins.he new conservative party chairman, and laura trott becomes the chancellorjeremy hunt's deputy as chief secretary to the treasury. the prime minister promised change, and one thing this reshuffle isn't is change. it won't change the fundamental problems of the country. it won't do anything to fix the cost of living or nhs waiting lists. and just when the moves looked done for the day, there was another former cabinet minister, esther mcvey, back in government, charged with keeping a sceptical eye on what some label as political correctness or wokery. we've got rather used to shake—ups around here in the last few years. here is another one, prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government? and what difference, if any, will it make to its popularity — or lack of it? chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. more from chris in a few minutes. so what's behind the move to bring david cameron back into government? is it a good move for the conservative

our analysis editor ros atkins explains.clearly a humanitarian catastrophe and obviously, there can be... the parties must always not deliberately attacked civilians. they must ensure that civilian casualties are not excessive. you can't launch indiscriminate attacks which while targeting a military objective might be equally liable because of the nature of the weapon you use. also, killing civilians in the is a treaty under national law. which means when launching a military attack on a military objective, an attacking force must not launch an attack because this would cause excessive civilian casualties. what that basically means is that you have to weigh up the military importance of the target against how many civilians you think might be likely to be injured or killed and if that strike were to go ahead you then need to make a decision whether there is justification for the strike in those circumstances. our analysis editor ros atkins explains. there are calls for a ceasefire or a humanitarian pause in the israel—gaza w

the new health secretary, a very important brief ahead of a general election is victoria atkins.n as chief secretary to the treasury and the conservative party has a new chairman as they head into a general election year. richard fulston, richard holden replacing greg howes as the party chairman. a mixed bag but as some of our commentators were saying, we heard from the prime minister saying that it is an enthusiastic and energetic team and a fresh face, a fresh cabinet full stops some saying it is not necessarily that fresh when you have a former prime minister sitting around the table but either way, we will continue our coverage this morning here on bbc news as rishi sunak�*s new cabinet speaks. stay with us here on bbc news. over the next few days, temperatures will vary. you can see the colours, yellow representing the higher temperatures, blues representing the lower temperatures so over the next few days, they believe do flip—flop in between colder and milder conditions. at the big next week as we start to pull in more of a northerly, turns colder again. what we have today

authorities began demolishing houses in the hours before the november 1st deadline. houses that many atkins lived in for decades. now they faced a life under the taliban. the same group that caused many to flee afghanistan in the 1st place. go to the uh that i can restart my business there. i mean about it, but i'm worried about my girls education school about a month side, even though my daughters are in the 5th and 6th grade here for them. can i put in afghanistan? the taliban government doesn't allow girls to study above 6th grade. the whole now i'm worried about the education of my girl general studies and what will happen to them in the future. so a little bit, let's talk about it in the un warrens that the forest deportation could mean. yet another humanitarian catastrophe for afghanistan, a gemini has a aust, tends a near to forgive crimes committed under is colonial rule in the 19th century. german uh, president frank volts assign wire has wrapped up a visit to tons in the ups, and he was ashamed of crimes committed and his atrocities the germany would now begin returning looted, au

authorities began demolishing houses in the hours before the november 1st deadline. houses that many atkins lived in for decades. now they faced a life under the taliban. the same group that caused many to flee afghanistan in the 1st place. got about the can restart my business there. i mean about it, but i'm worried about my girls education school about a month side even though my daughters are in the 5th and 6th grade here. but i'm gonna put in afghanistan. the taliban government doesn't allow girls to study above 6th grade. the whole now i'm worried about the education of my girl general studies and what will happen to them in the future. so a little bit what's taking place in the un warrens that the force deportation could mean. yet another humanitarian catastrophe for afghanistan are still watching. dw news life from valencia's reminder of our top story, the seller, the 2nd to strike his head gauze as big as refuge account. and his ready spokesperson told dw, it may have carried out the attack on the giovanni assistance, but couldn't confirm it's as well says it killed a senior mazda m

as a deadline passes for an estimated 1700000 and documented atkins to leave the country the greeting. sort of viewers around the world. them like local is really air strikes. have just had guns as biggest refugee camp for the 2nd day in a row. according to the home us run government in garza, this comes a day after is really bombs killed, 50 people and wounded hundreds member at the jabante account. israel says a senior homeless commander was targeted and killed in the strike. and that some of the militant groups, underground tunnel complex was distort. i spoke earlier with journalists as involution in southern gaza and asked him about the parents. second is rarely strike on the trip while the account from the ministry of health here at the, the civil defense that they were a easily attend sign, that they have a football game. and it strikes the very, a cold and little to in the japan. you have a cap for a 2nd, a new oh um you said that it was uh, another one. uh, but the dispute today was the ticket reschedule. it needs today. there was an issue that we bought and we are to see. and

and here is victoria atkins. richard holden is the new conservative party chairman.chief secretary to the treasury. deputy chief secretary to the treasu . ~ , treasury. the prime minister promised _ treasury. the prime minister promised change, _ treasury. the prime minister promised change, and - treasury. the prime minister promised change, and one i treasury. the prime minister. promised change, and one thing treasury. the prime minister- promised change, and one thing this reshuffle _ promised change, and one thing this reshuffle is— promised change, and one thing this reshuffle is not as change. it won't _ reshuffle is not as change. it won't change the fundamental problems of the country, it won't do anything _ problems of the country, it won't do anything to— problems of the country, it won't do anything to fix the cost of living or nhs— anything to fix the cost of living or nhs waiting lists. we _ or nhs waiting lists. we have got rather used to shake ups round here in the last few years. here is another one, prompting just two questions that really matter. w

is it for my friends, is army officer and see me a fellow in the department of war studies. atkins, college london, asked them if the hosp these agreements has been successful so far. i think it has been a very successful deal. and i think the truth is with these sorts of operations is that each time it's, it's the rates. so the, how much will these people and then these ways release people. it builds up a very low level of operational task. the sorts of deals kind of happening can work . and so that obviously we'll build on some of the, some of the successes that we've seen. but at the same time, it's very easy to have an accident or perhaps a spoiler to, to break these deals of parts and say it and everything needs to be washed, very carefully planned, very costly, lots of communication between the sides. so it's very late, but so far so good. i mean there are bits on what you just said. well, any of the sites want to jeopardize the situation right now or no, i don't think they will box the sides and not motion as well. these really side is much more how much in this and then then how muc

so we've all atkins college in london like the tunnel system used by hamas. a militant has been described as a spider web by a full, i'm a hostage that was held the can you help us better imagine what it really looks like and how long it might take might have taken to build to what i think uh, how much has been building its uh for the last 15 years since these riley's last 18 years. in fact, since these ratings pulled out from the gaza strip in 2005. um was it looks like imagine the above ground landscape, myriads on the ground. so you have tunnels at different levels. so you have communications tunnels at a high level in stores, supplies and rockets, the down on the whole thing exists in 3 dimensions with some of the tunnels up to 50 or even 18 inches deep. you just mentioned that some of them uh 18 inches deep and that would be like 500 kilometers long. either say that is exaggerated. so your take is that it is uh the size of the this web is correct. in reality, we don't know. i think it's also important to stress that there's probably no one within how mos

university in colorado states and south in india, around 60 of us were injured to critically an open atkins, as it was interrupted by southern down for meeting students to run for a couple of officials of audit investigations in the democratic republic of congo nobel peace prize never yet. dennis quaid has begun. his campaign for presidents and next month's election is from us into taco corruption of the conflict in the east. quick and easy medical doctor who was trying to win out the 2018 prize by his work supporting victims of central file and the flights of thousands of the most traits as have taken to the streets of paris to demand that top protection for victims of sexual agenda based pilots. similarities have taken place around the world to mock the international d for the new nation, the violence against women. hundreds of climates active is locked in major road in central ballon. yeah, the germans halimon, spelled according to police estimates around 800 demonstrates us from the active is the last generation located the area, the i calling for the freezing out of all call. so this t

let's see some other move is, of course, victoria atkins to health.ve suspected for a long time that teresa coffey was the environment secretary. she was a key ally of liz truss. we thought she would go steve barclay gone from health. will victoria atkins be able to have a better relation with the doctors , be able to get an end doctors, be able to get an end to these strikes? let's see what happens. we're not quite finished yet . a few more finished yet. a few more announcements probably still to come. we'll be here throughout the rest of the afternoon. okay katherine forster live from downing street . downing street. >> police say there you're right. i think going >> police say there you're right. ithink going be right. i think it's going to be the the long knives the night of the long knives coming now, former labour coming up now, former labour party james mathewson coming up now, former labour party me james mathewson coming up now, former labour party me now. james mathewson coming up now, former labour party me now. james, es mathewson coming u

: they got in touch with one of the tiktok went viral for promoting osama bin laden's letter that atkinslestinian activists stated this, i do not share the letter to promote any form of hate or violence against anyone nor do i agree with the extremism and just talk to my would have read i wanted to have a conversation about it with my followers and atkins added that tiktok band her account jon. jon: alexandria half in washington alex thanks. i members of the squad are facing some political challenges of their controversial sale of the israel of us more unless i come arizona state university canceled scheduled appearance and propensity event by squad member congress woman that rishada tlaib it was censored by the house last week and for her inflammatory statements in favor of palestinians against israel predict with jake jenkins has more controversy. >> a movement for cease-fire is only growing stronger and cease-fire is not just an option, it is our only way out of this. sue and progressive members of the so-called squad are starting to realize, that there is a israel fervor could hurt t

and here is the new politician overseeing england's health service, victoria atkins.tive party chairman, and laura trott becomes the chancellorjeremy hunt's deputy as chief secretary to the treasury. the prime minister promised change, and one thing this reshuffle isn't is change. it won't change the fundamental problems of the country. it won't do anything to fix the cost of living or nhs waiting lists. and just when the moves looked done for the day, there was another former cabinet minister, esther mcvey, back in government, charged with keeping a sceptical eye on what some label as political correctness or wokery. we've got rather used to shake—ups around here in the last few years. here is another one, prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government? and what difference, if any, will it make to its popularity — or lack of it? chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. so let's get some reaction from the us on david cameron's return to front line politics. we can now speak to frank luntz, one of america's best known politica

tony atkins says she will be stepping down as state senate president pro tem early next year. and in a recent interview, she said she's very interested in the possibility of running for governor either. atkins made history as the first woman and the first lesbian to hold both the senate post and the assembly speaker ship. she also briefly filled in as acting mayor of san diego and effort to name the international terminal at sfo in honor of the late senator dianne feinstein is picking up momentum a naming committee has now submitted a formal naming nomination application to the airport commission. >> the application is required to schedule a public hearing and a vote. san francisco mayor, london breed and former mayor willie brown are on that naming committee. they say when feinstein was mayor of san francisco, she negotiated an agreement with the airlines that transformed the airport's business operation and that led to the construction of sfo first international terminal that opened up back in 1983. >> well, plenty of big names are making an appearance at the apec conference

here with more on what the production time line looks like is randall atkins, chairman and ceo of aramco> great to see you, kelly. >> another blue ridge, girl. >> that's right. where are you from? >> kentucky. i went to i and l. i didn't know. it's great to check in with you, and we'll talk strategy. let me back up for a second with this kind of modern-day beverly hillbillies tale. albeit that this property was owneded by a wall streeter in the first place. how was this discovery made again? >> well, it's sort of a tenure overnight sensation. we started really in 2011 with a thermal coal mine and it took us a year to discover that would not be the highest and best use of the property and since that time we've been working with the federal government on developing a whole number of alternative high-value uses for coal. i like to tease that fate loves irony and coal is a solution to a number of problems including obviously the rare earth situation in the united states. >> so is that a coincidence or is it a characteristic of coal that it might contain these deposits? >> it's -- it's a bit

victoria atkins. holden is the new conservative participant cheryl and laura hunt becomes chief deputy to the treasury. >> the prime minister promised changed and one thing this reshuffle isn't, is change. it won't donything to fix the problems of the country, the cost of living or any other lists. >> here is amount one prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government and what difference, if any, will it make to it popularity or lack of it? "bbc news," westminster. >> and so, david cameron returns to the fray as foreign secretary but what exactly does that mean for the u.k.'s foreign policy and with a general election fast approaching where does it leave the conservative party? our political editor has more. >> thought you'd seen the back of david cameron? this was him walking away after he'd lost the brexit referendum in 2016. since then he has criticized his successors. >> of course i've agreed with some individual decisions but politicians politics is a te

meanwhile, victoria atkins is the new health secretary.he replaces steve barclay, who takes environment while laura trott steps in as treasury chief secretary, but also in the government reshuffle today. richard holden , the new today. richard holden, the new chair of the conservative party and a former prime minister making a surprise return to downing street. yes, lord david cameron is our new foreign secretary, seven years after he left the job in number 10 as prime minister, he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the home secretary portfolio. and that's after suella braverman was sacked by the prime minister, we understand by telephone early on this morning, ending days of speculation about herjob security in government. meanwhile the new foreign secretary says he is delighted to be back in government . i hope to be back in government. i hope that six years as prime minister, ii that six years as prime minister, 11 years leading the conservative party, gives me some useful experience and contacts and relationships and knowledge that

victoria atkins . chris, you might know atkins. chris, you might know her as well, do you?enormous shoes to fill. qualities does she fill. what qualities does she bnng fill. what qualities does she bring to that position ? bring to that position? >> i think she brings a lot of understanding. she's she's got a nice way with people. she might be less not saying steve bartlett is confrontational, but a different way of talking often. i think that she's got a different touch, a different way of communicating with people and just i think changing the cast of can often unblock of this can often unblock intransigent positions and the government has to do something. so i think to be welcomed. so i think it's to be welcomed. it has happened. let's hope it's not inflationary. as andrew said at what at the start there, because what we inflation to we don't want is inflation to start up. it fell by start ticking up. it fell by 2.1, didn't it, start ticking up. it fell by 2.1, didn't it , just in in 2.1, didn't it, just in in october that that gave mr sunak a win on his target for this

sumi: the atkins have been pushing for humanitarian pauses in fighting.will presumably be part of the agreement. barbara: they have called for humanitarian pauses in order to facilitate the reit -- the release of hostages, and increase the flow of aid. the state department has been heavily invested in this, trying to freeze the amount of aid coming into gaza through the egyptian border, -- crossing. especially to the extent that antony blinken last night, when gaza ran out of fuel, called up israeli officials and said, now the time. you have got to approve this fuel. we have been told by the state department officials that it was delayed, including that it wanted to get the hostage deal first. u.s. officials told us mr. lincoln said, you can't wait for the hostage deal. this has to happen now. gaza is on the verge of a catastrophe. he has been personally invested in this, as have the state department. if there is a pause in the fighting for the hostages, that could help this -- could help them to build on this aid. /it is not just the fighting that has be

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our analysis editor ros atkins explains.re or a humanitarian pause in the israel—gaza war, and these are two different things. here's how the un defines a ceasefire as a suspension here's how. the un defines a ceasefire as a suspension of fighting agreed upon by the parties to a conflict. it's a negotiated agreement between two sides. and the un wants a ceasefire, as do many aid groups. they say one's needed to stop further civilian deaths in gaza. spain, russia, china, egypt, jordan, saudi arabia and other countries, as well as the pope, all agree. israel, though, says... the uk rejects a ceasefire, too. so does the us. but it has another idea. we do believe that humanitarian pauses could be of value. a humanitarian pause would mean a temporary halt to hostilities in specific places to allow aid into gaza. a pause is less formal and shorter than a ceasefire. right now, israel is saying no to both options. it continues to bomb gaza. hamas hasn't commented on either option. it continues to fire rockets into israel, and so the

the houses that many atkins lived in for decades now they face a life under the taliban. the same group that calls many to flee afghanistan in the 1st place. go to the i can restart my business there. i'm about it. but i'm worried about my girls education school about a month side, even though my daughters are in the 5th and 6th grade here. but i'm gonna put an afghanistan of the taliban government doesn't allow girls to study above 6th grade . the whole now i'm worried about the education of my girl general time and what will happen to them in the future. so a little bit, let's talk about it in the un warrens that the force deportation could mean. yet another humanitarian catastrophe. for afghanistan, the foreign ministers from 17 e u countries are meeting today here in bill in to discuss expansion of the you and opening speech. germany's foreign minister on the bad bulk said that the house of euro beats in keys and they had positive signal to expiring, a member ukraine, representatives from you right as some to keep another country hoping to join, also taking pounds. no

authorities began demolishing houses in the hours before the november 1st deadline. houses that many atkins lived in for decades. now they faced a life under the taliban. the same group that caused many to flee afghanistan in the 1st place, the so that i can restart my business there. i meant about it. but i'm worried about my girls education school about am a side even though my daughters are in the 5th and 6th grade here for them. can i put an afghanistan the taliban government doesn't allow girls to study above 6th grade. the whole point now i'm worried about the education of my girl general studies and what will happen to them in the future on a little bit what's taking place in the un warrens that the force deportation could mean. yet another humanitarian catastrophe for afghanistan, a new un revolt says industrialized nations need to spend, fumbled to help the developing countries cope with the impacts of climate change. while $21000000000.00 we have contributed in 2021. that's fig. i may need to reach almost $300.00 to $90000000000.00 per year by the end of this decade. and that woul

authorities began demolishing houses and the hours before the november 1st deadline. houses that many atkins lived in for decades. now they faced the life under the taliban. the same group that caused many to flee afghanistan in the 1st place. go to the uh that i can restart my business there. i mean about it, but i'm worried about my girls education school about a month side, even though my daughters are in the 5th and 6th grade here. i'm gonna put an afghanistan of the taliban government doesn't allow girls to study above 6th grade the whole now i'm worried about the education of my girl general studies and what will happen to them in the future. so a little bit, we'll start with some of the un warrens that the force deportation could mean. yet another humanitarian catastrophe for afghanistan and that z and they are, as they dinings refugee councils, intern, country director for afghanistan and to joins us from kabul. a welcome to the w. i do have concerns about this move by a practice donnie with ours is to yes, of course. i mean, um we are concerned um off the move because they have um,

the to some other world news now and british prime minister risky soon atkins sacked his home secretary. so a problem in the punch it comes as part of a white, a cabinet re shuffle. it follows a public criticism of the place is handling of a pro palestinian match on saturday should previously describe demonstrations and support of palestine as height, marches and mobs in somalia. thousands of people have been killed in half a 1000000 forests from their homes by flash clouds. the east african country has been passed by relentless rinds, causing extensive damage to infrastructure in the u. n. says the malia is facing a once in a century, flooding and bones more than 1500000 people could be affected. the extreme with a has also had neighboring kenya, a 8 agencies, a warning increasing numbers of children. and so donna, fully ellen, dying from starvation, months of fighting between the me in the paramilitary reference support forces has cut off millions of people from human to terry. and i have a morgan reports reports to don how man ali is the mother of 4 who fled hard to him to escape the

yes, victoria atkins took over from steve barclay not much more than a week ago, and has had limited have time to get up to speed. i'm told that these were very technocratic talks, involving officials and bma representatives, and it didn't really involve a whole lot of ministerial involvement, but she will shortly have to put her name to this deal, and she is of the content fit to go forward, and there will be a statement i think from her and other government sources later in the day. thank you for bringing us that breaking news, and that analysis in detail on it. plenty more of that story in the coming hours. now, back to the covid—i9 inquiry stop mayor of london continues to give his evidence. can we go to the next page, this is a letter that is co—signed by you, also by councillor peterjohn obe, chairperson of london councils, in which you told us there were 32, is that right? you learned about this in a newspaper, presumably 2nd of august 2020? that this in a newspaper, presumably 2nd of august 2020?— of august 2020? that is right. going back to previous _ of august 2020? that is

and here is the new politician overseeing england's health service, victoria atkins. the new conservative party chairman. laura trott becomes chancellorjeremy hunt's deputy as chief secretary to the treasury. the prime minister promised change and one thing this reshuffle isn't is change. it won't change the fundamental problems of the country, it won't do anything to fix the cost of living or nhs waiting lists. we've got rather used to shake—ups around here in the last few years. here is another one, prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government? and what difference, if any, will it make to its popularity or lack of it? chris mason, bbc news, westminster. for more on this we can speak now to our uk political correspondent rob watson. good evening to you. i look back at your 7am briefing to your colleagues saying i'm going down to westminster. could you have imagined this is the way that they would have worked out?— worked out? absolutely not! it is virtually impossible _ worked out? absolutely not! it is virtually impossi