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decent record in | beale to go. decent record in belgium. _ beale to go.ngers crossed, . beale to go. decent record in - belgium, fingers crossed, really. scotland can qualify for euro 2024 tonight without kicking a ball — that's if norway fail to beat spain. they kick off in the next few minutes, as do wales who have a trickier route to germany. they are facing croatia in cardiff, currently fourth in their group with three games left, only the top two teams will qualify automatically. wales need to win all three of their remaining matches or hope leaders turkey, or croatia, drop points. but much of the build—up to the game has been surrounding speculation over the future of manager rob page. i get the frustration at times, we want to win games of football, i want to win games of football, i want to win every game we play. there has to be perspective as well, the bigger picture is we are planning for the future, doing what is best for the football association of wales, not for myself. introducing the young players in the manner we are doing i think is the

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we didn't want to see michael beale go but| change had to happen. sounds like good news.ecent record in belgium. so fingers crossed. manchester city are top of the women's super league in england. after a 5—0 victory over bristol city. jill roord and khadija shaw both scoring twice in that game. elsewhere, manchester united and leicester drew 1—1. two goals in stoppage time, so arsenal snatch victory against aston villa, other winners on the day spurs and everton. hubert hurkacz has won the shanghai masters, beating andrei rublev in dramatic fashion. in three sets, kurkacz completed the victory in the deciding set tiebreak after 2 hours and 9 minutes on court. it's his seventh tour title. it's his second in the masters event. he moves up to 11th in the rankings, significant because it's not long until the season ending atp finals. so we'rejust, you know, going back and forth. and it was just such a, you know, such a tricky match. i mean, andrei was playing some really great shots. i was you know, i was trying to respond with some good ones as well. but yeah, wejust, you k

rangers dismiss michael beale afterjust ten months in charge — who is his likely replacement at ibroxliverpool won't back down, demanding a full review after that disallowed goal and also the audio between officials. also coming up on sportsday... luke donald is open to captaining europe at the next ryder cup after a night of celebrations in rome. the voice is gone a little bit, and the heads a bit sore, but it was all worth it. and keeping herfeet firmly on the ground — british athlete innes fitzgerald is among the winners of this year's bbc green sport awards. good evening. we'll start with some sad news this evening — the death of francis lee, at the age of 79, after a long battle with cancer. a huge figure in the history of manchester city, flags are flying at half—mast at the etihad stadium this evening for one of their all—time greats. his goals carrying them to first divison title, the fa and league cup, and the cup winners�* cup between 1967 and 197a. he also won the league with derby county and played at the 1970 world cup with england, but he will be remembered for his assoc

beale was dismissed following rangers' 3—1 loss to aberdeen on sunday after less than a year in chargeia, "now is the time for everyone to unite fully behind interim manager steven davis and the team". rangers sit third in the scottish premiership, seven points behind leaders celtic. the var controversy rumbles on, liverpool say that "sporting integrity has been undermined" after the error in saturday's 2—1 premier league defeat to tottenham. var failed to overturn an incorrect decision to disallow a luis diaz goalfor offside. in a statement, liverpool said they will "explore the range of options available, given the clear need for escalation and resolution". the var officials were stood down from duty for the rest of the weekend. pgmol, the governing body for referees, has said it was "a significant human error". chief football writer for the times, henry winter, says decisions of that importance shouldn't be rushed. m ista kes mistakes like this simplyjust cannot be countenanced that means a slight pause and one of the problems with saturday placement decision is that it was rushed,

beale was dismissed following rangers' 3—1 loss to aberdeen on sunday after less than a year in chargee time for everyone to unite fully behind interim manager steven davis and the team." rangers sit third in the scottish premiership, seven points behind leaders celtic. the var controversy rumbles on, liverpool say that "sporting integrity has been undermined" after the error in saturday's 2—1 premier league defeat to tottenham. var failed to overturn an incorrect decision to disallow a luis diaz goalfor offside. in a statement liverpool said they'll "explore the range of options available, given the clear need for escalation and resolution". the var officials were stood down from duty for the rest of the weekend. pgmol, the governing body for referees, has said it was "a significant human error". chief football writer for the times, henry winter says decisions like this shouldn't be rushed. the phantom offside has been given and then everyone could see it was a mistake. under current rules if you you can't go back. that is ridiculous, even after a restart they should have held their h

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jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel.on the ground at stier with food and water is running out along with electricity as is evident on those pictures in the health and infrastructure also crumbling. the story will continue to be tracked and stay with us on bbc news. hello. the outlook for the next few days as we look towards the weekend will bring quite a lot of sunshine, but, with that, a decidedly chilly feel — some chilly days and some cold nights. some places will see their first frosts of the season. there will be a few showers around. some of those could be wintry over high ground in the north. during today, southern parts have seen cloud and some outbreaks of rain. that was how it looked in hastings. and some really heavy rain is on the way for friday in association with this area of low pressure, this frontal system, pushing up from the south. turning really wet overnight across parts of england and wales. there could be enough rain in places for some flooding. but some mild air will be pushing up with this weathe

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel.sein ibish, senior resident scholar with the arab gulf states institute. it's good to have you on the programme. listening to jonathan's report there, talking about israel's next move, how it is preparing, what do you think hamas is doing in terms of preparations? i do you think hamas is doing in terms of preparations?- terms of preparations? i think the are terms of preparations? i think they are bracing _ terms of preparations? i think they are bracing entirely - terms of preparations? i think they are bracing entirely for. they are bracing entirely for they are bracing entirely for the hottest possible welcome for the israeli troops, many of them are reservists, many of them are reservists, many of them are reservists, many of them are not used to close quarters combat. hamas obviously spent many months, possibly more than a year, probably with some help from hezbollah and certainly with help from the quds force of iran, preparing the attack on southern israel, which was extremely e

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jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel.for its offensive, aid groups say the situation in gaza is developing into a �*humanitarian catastrophe�*. the international committee of the red cross says hospitals there risk turning into morgues. gaza's biggest hospital, al shifa, has continued to receive a steady flow of gazans injure. on sunday the palestinian health ministry said 300 people, mostly children and women, had been killed in 2a hours, with more than 800 injured. israel has been continuing to bomb gaza from the air. but as the israeli ground invasion looms, hospitals in northern gaza are under pressure to evacuate. the world health organisation said on sunday that 21 hospitals in gaza have been given an order to evacuate by the israel military. i'm joined now by laetitia courtois, the head of the international committee of the red cross delegation in new york, and its permanent observer to the un. thank you very much for your time on the bbc. i would like to begin by asking about your volunteers, who decided not to ev

bbc defence - correspondence jonathan beale. long been considered one of the world's most sophisticated. but hamas's attack caught israel completely by surprise and was the worst breach of the country's defences in about 50 years. new york times staff writer ronen bergman has been investigating how this could have happened and who was involved in the planning. bergman is also the author of rise and kill first: the secret history of israel's targeted assassinations. hejoined me earlier from tel aviv. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. we are one week on from the attacks. talk us through what appears to be a massive failure of intelligence on the part of israel and according to your reporting what appears to have gone wrong?— reporting what appears to have gone wrong? there is nothing on the israeli side _ gone wrong? there is nothing on the israeli side that _ gone wrong? there is nothing on the israeli side that did - gone wrong? there is nothing on the israeli side that did not - the israeli side that did n

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel.st moving and developing situation, and we can get you some more breaking news that's now coming into us. a white house official has confirmed to our us partner, cbs news, that several americans have been killed, but they haven't put a number to that. that's the only confirmation we have coming in from the white house official who said several americans have been killed and they are monitoring the situation very closely there on the ground. so that's a story we will continue to track, as well as the fallout. 0ur correspondents have been tracking developments from across the region. here's our international editor jeremy bowen injordan. israel right now is going through this most extraordinary, awful national trauma. and as you've been hearing, the military response has already started, and it's going to be considerable. now in the past, when there have been flare—ups, there sometimes has been pressure on israeli leaders, including benjamin netanyahu, to "deal with hamas once and for al

jonathan beal has the latest, and i should warn you his report has some distressing images.aeli troops are still hunting down armed palestinians. more than 30 hours after their biggest and bloodiest breakout from gaza into israel itself. one of the world's most advanced militaries taken by surprise. by hamas, a militant group kept behind barriers that were supposed to stop this happening. their attack, as brutal as it was brazen. hundreds killed. for israel, that has included scores of unarmed civilians as well as of soldiers. already, the largest loss of life in decades. here, the bodies of an israeli family shot dead waiting to be identified and buried. hamas has taken dozens of hostages, too. like this 85—year—old grandmother, whisked away by militants in a golf cart. families, too, among them this man's wife and their five—year—old and two—year—old daughters. he is left anxiously waiting for news and pleading for their safe return. i want to ask of hamas, don't hurt them. don't hurt little children, don't hurt women. if you want me instead, i am willing to come. israel's

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel.us secretary of state, antony blinken has arrived, extent is aircraft in the last few minutes or so. the six states are trying to coordinate efforts against hamas according to us officials. they heard widespread opposition to hamas during his tour, but concern to the plight of the palestinians. he said he made it clear, cannot and must not be business as usual going forward. he said they are determined to do everything to address the situation in gaza. he says civilians should not have to suffer. we will have any lines as soon as we get them here. this is what president biden has been saying about the situation in gaza. he warned israel offer long—term incursion into the territory and referred to his two state solution. heery is speaking to our partners at cbs moves. would you support israeli occupation of gaza at this point? i think it would be a big mistake. look, what happened in gaza in my view is hamas and the extreme elements of hamas don't represent all the palestinian people. a

jonathan beale, bbc news, kfar aza.to our chief international correpsondent, lyse doucet, in southern israel. a reminder of why we are where we are. what is the latest where you are. what is the latest where you are in terms of timetables, the ground offensive that seems to be drawing nearer? that ground offensive that seems to be drawing nearer?— drawing nearer? that is the big auestion drawing nearer? that is the big question everyone _ drawing nearer? that is the big question everyone is _ drawing nearer? that is the big question everyone is asking, i drawing nearer? that is the big i question everyone is asking, most drawing nearer? that is the big - question everyone is asking, most of all the people of the gaza strip. and the thousands of israeli troops on the border. they were visited by benjamin netanyahu and by the defence minister yesterday. the defence chief said you can see gaza from where you are, especially in gaza city, you can see the horizon. he told them soon you will see it from the inside. there's be

0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale has more.srael has long been preparing for the next phase of this war. their troops call it mini gaza — a multi—million dollar urban warfare centre to train for a potential ground assault. it even includes a labyrinth of tunnels. hamas is believed to have built more than 1,000. the tightly packed streets of gaza favours the defender. buildings to hide in. intense israeli air strikes, which have already reduced many to rubble, form barriers to any invading force. even israel's overwhelming air power will not be able to destroy an army underground. hamas is very well prepared, they've prepared the underground booby—traps all around, but professionally i don't see how the goal which was written by the cabinet to destroy the military force of the hamas can be done without going with ground forces into the gaza strip. it wouldn't be the first time israel's defence force has entered gaza. but operations like this, the most recent in 2014, were short and limited. veterans say this time it could prove

beale departed after rangers' defeat to aberdeen on sunday.

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel.s offensive, aid groups say the situation in gaza is developing into a "humanitarian catastrophe". the international committee of the red cross says hospitals there risk turning into morgues. gaza's biggest hospital, al shifa, has continued to receive a steady flow of injured. on sunday, the palestinian health ministry said 300 people, mostly children and women, had been killed in 2a hours, with more than 800 injured. i spoke with laetitia courtois, the head of the international committee of the red cross delegation in new york, and its permanent observer to the un. she gave us the latest from their teams on the ground in gaza who decided not to evacuate over the weekend. the international committee of the red cross has a team of over 100 staff in the gaza strip. they are still deployed and trying to help and cope with the most urgent need, trying to fix the damaged water systems. trying to support the medicalfacilities. in particular the paramedics of the palestinian society, working

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel. civilian has been killed in israel by a missile fired from lebanon — the first to die on israel's northern border in the recent crisis. the group hezbollah, which has links to iran, says that it carried out the attack. israel says it's retaliating by striking targets in southern lebanon. 0ur middle east correspondent anna foster is on israel's border with lebanon, and sent us this report. israel says it's responded to multiple attacks from lebanon through the day. in a week that's seen daily exchanges, this is the largest. a builder was killed who was working on a home it's been nearly an hour now that we've heard continuing fire going overhead, from both directions. most of it seems to be going from the israeli side to the lebanese. we are hearing some return fire as well. we've taken cover in a forested area. it's a bit more solid, offers a bit more protection. and we're continuing to hear these things going overhead all the time. earlier, the first civilian was killed on the northe

our first report tonight comes from jonathan beale, in ashkelon, on israel's response.you that you may find some of the images in his report distressing. israel's military operation to eliminate the threat inside its own territory still isn't over. this afternoon, near the border with gaza, more israeli troops are being sent in to clear out pockets of hamas fighters. their surprise attack that shattered any image of israel's invincibility. up any image of israel's invincibility. up to 8,000 palestinian militants broke through the fences and barriers supposed to contain them. on this road, evidence that many have now been killed. but three days on and some are still fighting. this road is littered with the bodies of hamas fighters and burnt out, smashed up vehicles like this that they were using when they infiltrated across the border. you can hear gunfire still going on here. they are still clearing the area, the israeli forces, smoke in the distance, apache helicopters overhead. this clear up operation is still not over. the military block access to no—go areas. and st

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel. you are watching that report you can see on your screen, still up now, live pictures from gaza. 0ccasionally you see the sky light up 0ccasionally you see the sky light up as those attacks continue. the israeli prime minister did promise that israel will use enormous force and throughout the day and now throughout the night, we are seeing the evidence of that. the prime ministers said that the idf�*s retaliation for this tack is only just begun and you can see there the sky lighting up and gaza as that bombardment continues. 2&00 hamas targets have been hitjust throughout the day. so that siege of gaza continues. those attack continue to light up the sky. those of the live pictures not from gaza. —— now. masha michelson a spokesperson for the israeli defence force. she spoke to me a short time ago. we have seen over the past 48 hours fast fighting in the territories surrounding but i can confirm at this point that the idf has gained control of those territories and we have fought off

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel. impactful images and video showing the devastation in gaza. 0ur reporter simi jolaoso has collated some of them that tell the story so far. the gaza strip is experiencing a new humanitarian crisis is casualties and losses as a result of the israeli air strikes mount. take a look at this video. this shows some of the rubble of buildings, peoples homes, their businesses destroyed. the infrastructure of many facilities and because of many facilities and because of continuing to take hits. you can see the devastation on the faces of people coming to terms with the fact that all their possessions are gone. the only place for survivors to go now our makeshift shelters converted hospitals and schools. this school is run by the united nations. these children have found shelter at the hospital in gaza city. and we are told safety, food and basic necessities are inadequate. sadly, as many survivors, there are dead. there are mounting civilian casualties as you can see in this one clip in a line

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel.oung festival goers are believed to be among the hostages, taken from the site of this music festival in the southern israeli desert on saturday. 260 people there were killed. videos posted on social media showed hundreds fleeing the festival, close to the gaza strip, as they came under fire. they include 25—year—old noa argamani, seen here, being taken away on a motorbike by militants and separated from her boyfriend, who is also missing. my colleague maryam moshiri spoke with amit parpara from tel aviv. he's a friend of noa argamani and he spoke about his last contact with noa. my first contact with noa was around 6:30, when the missiles started. there were missiles all over israel. that's what woke us up, all of us. and then we started messaging all the people that are still now in the music festival, which happens to be all morning. what did she say in those messages? we're seeing them now, but they're obviously in hebrew. can you explain what she's saying to you? yes, she's sendin

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel.ing here at the bbc, this is the scene in gaza. conditions are worsening. food, power, waterand medicines are all pretty scarce supply and there are warnings that fuel shortages will start effecting hospitals in gaza in the next 2a hours. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. more foreign prisoners are to be deported to their home countries under plans to tackle overcrowding injails. justice secretary alex chalk is due to set out plans in the commons today for reducing the prison population in england and wales. figures show thatjails are approaching full capacity — with the number of inmates at an all—time high. the true picture of a&e waiting times in wales has been seriously under—reported for a decade, according to the royal college of emergency medicine. the independent medical association has found thousands of hours are missed from monthly figures. when the missing data is taken into account, it suggests the performan

larry beale. appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel, arnold schwarzenegger, have a great night and a wonderful weekend >> jimmy: and the thing is, the strike has been going on so long, i just don't know if i'll be back. >> you'll be back. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you always say that. >> you always will be back. >> jimmy: but when?

that was jonathan beale they're giving us the very latest.the meantime, the international community is mobilising. the united nations security council held an emergency meeting behind closed doors to discuss the crisis. there was no attempt to agree a common statement — but the un's middle east envoy called on all countries with diplomatic links to the region to work to restore calm. let's hear now from both palestinian and israeli diplomats — starting with the palestinian permanent observer to the un: israel keeps saying the blockade and 00:04:42,572 --> 2147483051:39:06,559 repeated assaults on gaza are to 2147483051:39:06,559 --> 00:00:00,734 destroy hamas military capabilities and ensure security. clearly, and expectedly, it's blockade and assaults accomplished either. when israel now tries to justify yet another assault by the same faulty premise, no one should say or do anything to encourage it down this path. anything to encourage it down this ath. , . israel's ambassador to the united nations put forward a very different perspective t

to football now and sacked rangers manager michael beale has called upon fans to unite behind the clubar. beale was dismissed following rangers' 3—1 loss to aberdeen on sunday after less than a year in charge. he wrote on social media... rangers sit third in the scottish premiership, seven points behind leaders celtic. the harsh reality is you know the fans turned in recent week, when they start to turn around the pressure starts to mount and you have a disappointing result, you expect something to happen and the club powers to be have acted and michael has lost his job. sad for michael has lost his job. sad for michael and the staff, one thing i know is the club needs to keep on moving forward, and winning the var controversy rumbles on, liverpool say that "sporting integrity has been undermined" after the error in saturday's 2—1 premier league defeat to tottenham. var failed to overturn an incorrect decision to disallow a luis diaz goalfor offside. in a statement, liverpool said they'll "explore the range of options available, given the clear need for escalation and resolution". the

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel. tactics could evolve quickly.ns 0ur guestjoins us from michigan to explain his views. thank you for your time on bbc news. the ground invasion by israeli defence forces seem imminent, what do you anticipate in terms of how this is likely to play out in military tactics and strategy? thank you for having me. the last segment from jonathan did a really good job explaining the complexity that is likely to unfold. in the coming days, if not even sooner. i think israel has three key military objectives, kill or capture as many hamas fighters and leaders as they can, destroy the infrastructure of terrorism that enables hamas to conduct attacks in israel and elsewhere, but the third factor which may complicate the first two is the recovery of hostages. how that plays out dynamically in this urban intense combat is going to be very difficult.— very difficult. given the final challenge — very difficult. given the final challenge you _ very difficult. given the final challenge you mentioned . very difficult. given the final

jonathan beale, bbc news, southern israel. ——the flames are being fanned.eporting, it's thought that the 250 people killed in israel by hamas were young people attending a music festival in the southern israeli desert. social media pictures showed hundreds fleeing the nova festival which was held near the small settlement of re�*im — a kibbutz near the border with gaza, as caroline hawley reports moments before, at a festival that brought together young people from across israel, a carefree crowd. they have no idea of the horror about to erupt. images posted on social media show people running for their lives. witnesses say that after rockets were fired, palestinian gunmen began attacking from several directions. "don't kill me," she pleads, as noa argamani and her boyfriend, avi natan, are both taken captive. both are still missing, thought to have been taken into gaza. today, noa's father spoke through his anguish to israeli media. translation: i asked to see the video and then i saw - that it was definitely her. she was so scared, so frightened. i always

here isjonathan beale.trikes have not silenced hamas. wejoined an israeli cabinet minister on a visit to one of the scenes of this month's massacre. his pistol and armored van, just a precaution. nir barkat is one of the first ministers to come to see for himself the carnage and devastation. this is written with blood. kibbutz kfar aza was where more than 50 israelis were murdered, others taken hostage. these are the homes of families and young people. now, just reminders left, photos and belongings. you've had a look around here for the first time. what's your feelings? i've been to war. this is not war, this is hell. i just can't think of what these people went through. the hell they went through. what's going to happen to hamas now? hamas will be wiped out from the from the face of the world. how? with force. so israeli troops will be going in there soon? with force, i said with force. can't, uh... do you understand why? do you understand why israel has to finish this war? beyond the gates, which hamas b

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jonathan beale, bbc news, kfar aza. victory for labour. keir starmer�*s party overturns huge conservative majorities in tamworth and mid—bedfordshire, to secure historic by—election results. it is clear that the voters here have turned their back on a failed tory government. they have had enough of the decline of the last 13 years, and they are crying out for change. a woman dies after being swept into a river, as storm babet hits parts of scotland. there's a warning of widespread flooding and a risk to life. president biden addresses the american people and tells them supporting israel is vital for us security. the first humanitarian aid convoy is due to enter gaza this morning. hello to you, welcome to the programme. the conservatives have suffered crushing defeats in two by—elections overnight, with labour overturning substantial majorities in both mid—bedfordshire and tamworth. the result in mid—bedfordshire represents the largest conservative majority, overturned by labour at a by—election, since 1945. it was trigg

rangers have sacked their manager michael beale after they lost to aberdeen this weekend. scottish premiership defeat of the season. afterjust seven games, they are in third place, seven points off the league leaders, celtic and have also suffered a heavy champions league play—off defeat to psv eindhoven this month. there was a place in the top half of the premier league table on offer for the winner of the only premier league match on sunday. there was a nightmare spell for the hosts, nottingham forest, with moussa niakhate sent off just before the hour mark and a couple of minutes later brentford's captain christian norgaard got the opening goal. but nicolas dominguez scored his first goal for forest to level and it finished 1—1 at the city ground. forest move up to 11th, while brentford end the weekend in 13th place in the premier league. we just haven't been able to turn some of our good positions into real threatening moments and that is an evolution of the team. you know, we are trying to change a little bit with the players we have brought in and we know it's step—b

beale departed after rangers�* defeat to aberdeen on sunday. good afternoon.ere are warnings of "extreme disruption" in hospitals in england this week. this morning, junior doctors and consultants walked out on strike for three days, bringing non—emergency care to a near standstill. the doctors and consultants want above—inflation wage rises. the government says it's made fair and final pay offers. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. whose nhs? our nhs. picket lines of medics in what _ whose nhs? our nhs. picket lines of medics in what is _ whose nhs? our nhs. picket lines of medics in what is the _ whose nhs? our nhs. picket lines of medics in what is the most _ medics in what is the most significant strike to hit the nhs in england. forthe significant strike to hit the nhs in england. for the next few days hospitals will survive on minimum coverfrom hospitals will survive on minimum cover from consultants and junior doctors. only emergency care will be provided and with almost 8 million patients already on waiting lists, the situation for the

beal reports that the german ministry of defense has sounded the alarm; the country's budget for nextr lacks more than 5 billion euros for military assistance to kiev; as the publication explains, military support for ukraine is paid from the budget of the general financial management in it 4 billion euros have been earmarked for assistance. but more than 3 billion are planned for previously promised assistance measures; 770 million are reserved for the ministry of foreign affairs and its assistance. there will be some left over for new military projects next year. 120 million euros. enemies of humanity, who, how and when used prohibited weapons? victims of western interventions, the terrible consequences of wars that do not follow the rules, for whom obligations are just dust and why the world's main criminal has always escaped punishment. in clear politics, the most famous and terrible facts of mass murder, watch today after the panorama. in argentina , the presidential elections, fateful for the country and the region as a whole, did not reveal a winner; the main rivals were sergio

our correspondent jonathan beale has the latest.

steve beal activist from the stopped the war coalition in coventry says the stance taken by politicianselement of explicit and overt racism, typical colonial mind um set of being expressed by politicians, certainly in britain and elsewhere in the old imperialist powers, um, there is a refusal to accept that there is some sort of equality uh between israeli citizens and uh palestinians, um, the demonstrations and actions are in and of themselves sufficient to um change the actions of governments, but they are beginning to um uh create hesitations and divisions amongst um the western uh governments. this is hopeful, and the resilience of the palestinian people um is a precondition for. for the international solidarity movement itself exerting some pressure, but obviously we need um governments um, particularly in the global south to be more um active in demanding seasfire, in demanding negotiations, in demanding an end to the potential genocidal assault upon the palestinians in gaza. iran's foreign minister has strongly condemned israel's brutal attacks on the besieg gaza strip saying the

rangers are also in action, temporarily lead by steven davis of course, following the sacking of michael bealeg on aris limassol. and two british teams in conference league action tonight as well. aston villa hoping to carry on from that big win over brighton when they welcome bosnian side zrinjski mostar, in their first european match at villa park in 13 years. hjk helsinki are aberdeen�*s opponents at pittodrie. you can stay up to date with all the scores later on the bbc sport website. arsenal women's manager jonas eidevall has signed a new long—term contract with the club. eidevalljoined arsenal in 2021 and won the league cup with the club last season, as well as reaching the semi—finals of the champions league, but despite exiting that competition at the qualification stage last month, arsenal have extended his stay as manager. eidevall said he was "full of pride" to sign a new deal. jersey reds are set to enter liquidation after the island's politicians voted against financially supporting the championship club for the rest of the season. the championship title—holders announced last wee

fighting, larry. >> fighting larry beals. yeah. and the fighting.tate won tonight, got lucky against nevada. >> all right. so they're still playing. they just finished up. just finished up. yeah. okay all right. we'll see what happens. thank you, chris. much more to come on abc seven news at 11. details are emerging on the suspect in the deadly mass shooting in maine and how authorities finally tracked him down. finding a job can be tough and it can be even more difficult if you have disabilities. a look at the program stepping in and helping out we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ so, you've got the power of xfinity

let's get more on the latest from southern israel. 0ur correspondentjonathan beale there and gave usget the impression something big is about to happen soon, notjust the israeli prime minister visiting troops, he also spoke with the us president again tonight, joe biden, but the statement from the israel defence force tonight which says they are preparing for a wide range of offensive operations from air, land, and say, and this is the important bit, with a significant emphasis on ground operations, and they will have to be significant errors rallies to achieve its goal, its stated goal of destroying hamas. when will this happen? the answer is we simply don't know, whether it is hours or days away by the rhetoric certainly are stepping up, suggesting something is fairly imminent. what will it look like? we already know that urban warfare is the most brutal, bloody type of conduct. you can see that from the images inside city and the impact of those israeli air strikes on the gaza citizens. israel has the advantage, in terms of numbers, and equipment, but hamas has that element of sur

i'm larry beale. >> all right. thank you so much, larry.ay area. the wnba announced a new team will be playing at chase center starting in 2025. abc7 news reporter ryan curry was at the announcing tonight and has the details. >> i'd like to present you with an official wnba basketball and make an official welcome to the wnba. the courts at chase center will soon host two teams the warriors and a yet to be named wnba team. >> we're getting a team in the bay area and we're for me personally, this is a very, very exciting moment to fulfill a dream that i've always had for women's basketball warriors. >> owners joe lacob and peter guber joined mayor london breed and league commissioner cathy engelbert to announce a new 30 team. will play in san francisco. this new team will be the first expansion franchise since 2008. >> this is just one step further to making sure that the public understands and realizes the value of what san francisco does in terms of being this place that is not only an amazing, beautiful city, but also a beacon of hope. >>

dan and alma very nice. >> thanks, andy. >> all right, larry beals is here with more news for the 49yes >> i mean, they may already be the best team in the nfl. i mean, the eagles might have something to say about that, but this could be a little bit scary for the rest of the league. the niners five and zero. they just got better. randy gregory has arrived in red and gold, ready to make life extremely painful for opposing quarterback case. that's next on i'm just the flu. (coughing, sneezing) i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications... ( coughing, sneezing.) ...like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” (coughing, gasping.) ...i just say, “but i'm just the flu.” (sniffs) (elevator dings) it's him! who? i'm just the flu. fight the flu with higher-dose flu vaccines from sanofi. they're proven to provide better flu protection than standard-dose flu shots in older adults. they've even been shown to better protect against flu-related complications. don't get fluzone® high-dose quadrivalent... ...if you've had a severe

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i'm larry beal. >> thanks to larry.ay, the rare annual solar eclipse will pass by parts of the western us, including here in the bay area. if you look up at the sky around 930 this morning, you'll see about 70% of the sun covered by the moon. at least theoretically you will. but it's known as the ring of fire. experts recommend you look through special eclipse glasses or by using the shade from trees. the eclipse starts at around 8 a.m. as the moon blocks the sun during its orbit. it's expected to last three hours. so let's turn to meteorologist lisa argen now. lisa, are we expected to see much of that eclipse here in the bay area? >> well, you know, the early call was no and still right now, no really because of the cloud cover, we are so cloudy out there. but as you said, it starts at 805 and then total darkness at about 920. so despite the cloud cover, it's going to get dark out there. and it ends at 1042. so unless you're in the san joaquin valley , i'd say bakersfield or fresno, a lot of clouds around much of calif