wise advice there from lindsey in belfast.at had an orange warning earlier and had snow was north yorkshire. news reporter 0livia richward filled me in on the situation in the north yorkshire town of pately bridge. it is absolutely freezing here and the slush is now ankle deep. well, people here in north yorkshire woke up to absolutely beautiful scenes. there was loads of snow. i live about half an hour away and we had about 2.5in. it was fantastic but it very soon turned to rain. and of course that's caused a lot of problems here in pateley bridge. we're in a valley and all of the roads out of this village are very steep. so this morning there were cars sliding all over the place and struggling and having to abandon their vehicles to come in and out of the village. things are an improving picture, at least as far as the roads are concerned. but the problem now is that it's solid rain and there's loads of slush underfoot, so the roads are still hazardous because there's big piles of slush and snow collecting in places and bits

reporting from belfast.ut the snow, that amber warning still in force in scotland but it was in force earlier today across the north—east of england and north yorkshire. news reporter 0livia richward filled me in on the situation in the north yorkshire town of pateley bridge. it is absolutely freezing here and the slush is now ankle—deep. well, people here in north yorkshire woke up to absolutely beautiful scenes. there was loads of snow. i live about half an hour away and we had about 2.5in. it was fantastic but it very soon turned to rain. and of course that's caused a lot of problems here in pateley bridge. we're in a valley and all of the roads out of this village are very steep. so this morning there were cars sliding all over the place and struggling and having to abandon their vehicles to come in and out of the village. things are an improving picture, at least as far as the roads are concerned. but the problem now is that its solid rain and there's loads of slush underfoot, so the roads are still haz

i'm from belfast. a backlash of feeling against people like yourself? well, i sincerely hope not. birmingham had a large irish community, lots of irish pubs, which a lot of the policemen enjoyed, and a lot of the irish people were outraged too. but there was a backlash against the irish community. having come from an irish background myself, - it was quite horrific, really, to think - of what was going on. my own father was irish, i and there were irish people killed in those pubs. we had to deal with lots of incidents where bottles were thrown through windows of irish pubs, irish people being attacked. for some time, there was quite a feeling of animosity towards the irish. newsreel: following their appearance in court, medical checks have been - ordered on five of the men. one, who had a black eye on monday, today also had a cut nose. _ others had black eyes, - cuts and bruises on their faces, and swollen lips. we didn't know immediately that five and subsequently six suspects had actually been picke

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it is one — from manchester to belfast. it is one of— from manchester to belfast.as the lord mayor has said. we are the second — lord mayor has said. we are the second largest exporter of financial services in the g7. but — financial services in the g7. but we _ financial services in the g7. but we cannot take the uk status _ but we cannot take the uk status as a global financial centre _ status as a global financial centre for granted. in a highly competitive world, we need to earn _ competitive world, we need to earn about status and we need to work— earn about status and we need to work to _ earn about status and we need to work to keep it. i have been determined to dojust to work to keep it. i have been determined to do just that since _ determined to do just that since becoming chancellor. just one week— since becoming chancellor. just one week into office, i welcome is the _ one week into office, i welcome is the biggest changes to the uk's — is the biggest changes to the uk's listing in decades. to reform _ uk's listing in decades. to reform our markets,...

campaign, and mikayla referred to who works with a boy called divestment and sanctions movement in belfast. thank you all so much for your time today. i would like to start by getting your views on this shared history off. cool nazena, sion and revolutionary struggle and how you guys find yourselves parts of this. so barry to move meant clear on how can i get you to start here. i think in oregon is the solidarity between colonized peoples in the face of the empire and the face board. and if you go to a protest in dublin, people are very proud to flight or try colors alongside the past indian side. you have posters with old irish revolutionary slogans. repurchase this for a polish stein. you hear people chanting in our millions and our billions were all palestinians. and i think ours people really do mean that in a very harsh, that's the way that identification to our colonial history is. i think, an active in gaze on the imperialist one. if not, some kind of slots sense of victimization, but i think it's about history has been kept an eye by more recent struggles. and course the troubles i

let's speak to a oil- and corresponding, chris page, in belfast. take us through what happens now.ember _ what happens now. i suppose the date of november 29 _ what happens now. i suppose the date of november 29 what - what happens now. i suppose the date of november 29 what is - what happens now. i suppose the date of november 29 what is one | date of november 29 what is one of those worst kept secrets in politics in ireland. parties have been working towards that date as polling day for a number of weeks. while today launches the formal, if you like, start of the election campaign. in reality the campaign. in reality the campaign has already been under way. the parties have very much been an election mode, focusing on issues they want to bring to the attention of voters most. it will be a short campaign, just three weeks. you heard live from simon harris, he is the leader of fine gael. his party and at the other party broadly at the centre of politics in ireland, seen a fall, heavily dominated irish politics and the last decade. and the last election, they came together to go int

halfway through the belfast marathon in may — a 63—year—old runner called john deery collapsed.ries of lucky coincidences. the may day belfast bank holiday marathon began as normal and, alongside tens of thousands, john deery set out to run the 26—mile route. but, at mile 13, his legs buckled and he collapsed. john has been catching up with peter, who was in the right place at the right time. my heart was stopped for six minutes, and if i hadn't had the immediate cpr and hadn't had the access to the defib, like, what is the chances of somebody having a defib in the boot of their car? these are my angels who were aligned and who saved my life. and it'sjust a remarkable, tt�*s miraculous actually. a remarkable set of circumstances led to a cardiac nurse changing her plans and being in the crowd. and peter, who had dropped out of the race that morning due to injury and was instead driving by with a defibrillator in the boot of his car. he was completely passed out. his eyes were rolled back in his head, and he was clearly not breathing. in yourtraining, you hearthat if you're doing

but it will be chilly — five celsius in belfast, around three celsius expected in glasgow.ednesday. now, here's a look at thursday's weather forecast. you can see what we call a transient area of high pressure between two low pressures — and that means light winds, some clear skies into thursday morning, and of course, a touch of frost, in fact, widespread frost expected north or south. and there'll probably be some mist and fog in some locations, as well. so, here's that bean—shaped area of transient high pressure for a time — but it's already changing, the weather, out towards the west. low pressure is winning, and the weather front is spreading rain across much of ireland with increasing winds. and also, this will be responsible for introducing milder weather in the days ahead to many parts of the uk. so, temperatures are expected to rise as we head towards the weekend, and just about into next week. but rain at times is possible across many northwestern and western areas of the uk. that's it from me, bye—bye. welcome back to bbc news. israel hits beirut with a wave of a

not particularly warm — 4—7 for most of us, up to ten for the likes of belfast, perhaps 11 there in plymouthith the cloud, the strengthening winds in the west as well later on thursday. overnight, the rain pushes in across parts of northern scotland. dry again for much of england and wales and there'll be some mist and some fog patches reforming, but it won't be quite as cold as we start friday morning. we've got that milder air moving in, so most of usjust about frost—free first thing friday. another largely dry day for friday for much of england and wales too. there'll be some rain for northern ireland, northern and western scotland at times. again, quite windy through some of these irish sea coasts. best of the sunshine holding on longest towards the east. temperatures here 8—9 degrees, but with that milder air in the west, the southerly wind developing, up to around 13 celsius. so this weather front makes its way eastwards across all areas as we head through friday night and on into saturday. saturday itself fairly settled, but the next weather system is lining up in the atlantic, so tha

slim chance that northern ireland could be promoted from the third tier on friday night — that in belfastints in luxembourg. if that all happens, then they'll be sure of finishing top of their group with a game to spare. there's good competition. i think that's a real positive. i think young players coming into the team have done extremely well. there's more young players around and there's some players still who are maybe not young in years but they're still relatively inexperienced at international level, you know, and they're coming in and wanting to make an impact as well, and that's healthy, you know? we still have players who've been around for — you know, josh magennis, george saville, paddy mcnair, obviously we're missing, on this situation. but there's still, you know, those players who've been around this squad for a number of years as well. well, staying with northern ireland, rory mcilroy holds a share of the lead on 5—under par after the first round of the season—ending dp world tour championship in dubai. he's alongside tyrrell hatton. a top—ten finish will guarantee mcilroy

temperatures 1a in belfast but for the most part ii or 12. here is friday morning then.ind is still coming in from the south—west so the relatively mild air mass. it's behind this cold front that we have that colder air streaming front that we have that colder airstreaming in front that we have that colder air streaming in from the arctic. it will be a gradual process so we are not expecting a sudden drop in the temperature. it will be a couple of degrees every day over the weekend and into next week, but that is the headline because we haven't seen a chilly spell of weather for quite some time and this will be the coldest weather we have seen this season so far. the cold fronts sweeping across the country during the course of sunday, introducing the colder air, squeezing the milder air towards the south. look at the wind arrows pointing from the norwegian sea and the arctic. next week we will see a widespread frost across the uk whether you are north or south. for many of us, scenes like the frosty countryside on the way, and by day temperatures could be only around fiv

not particularly warm — 4—7 for most of us, up to ten for the likes of belfast, perhaps 11 there in plymouththe cloud, the strengthening winds in the west as well later on thursday. 0vernight, the rain pushes in across parts of northern scotland. dry again for much of england and wales and there'll be some mist and some fog patches reforming, but it won't be quite as cold as we start friday morning. we've got that milder air moving in, so most of usjust about frost—free first thing friday. another largely dry day for friday for much of england and wales too. there'll be some rain for northern ireland, northern and western scotland at times. again, quite windy through some of these irish sea coasts. best of the sunshine holding on longest towards the east. temperatures here 8—9 degrees, but with that milder air in the west, the southerly wind developing, up to around 13 celsius. so this weather front makes its way eastwards across all areas as we head through friday night and on into saturday. saturday itself fairly settled, but the next weather system is lining up in the atlantic, so that me

clear skies for belfast and 5 celsius, about that for newcastle and also liverpool. over us early in the morning. this is what's cold a transient high, so it doesn't stick around for very long. it's between two areas of low pressure. and when we have this area of high pressure over us, this transient high, we get light winds, a frost in the morning, a bit of fog here and there. so i think a calm start to the day for many of us on thursday with some sunshine if you haven't got the fog but out towards the west, weather fronts are looming, making only very slow progress across ireland during the course of the day on thursday. and for many of us, it's actually quite a chilly day on thursday, only around four, maybe five celsius. now, the outlook suggests cloud with some rain at times the further north you are, whereas further south i think high pressure will generally be the main influence with dry weather. live from london, this is bbc news. israel hits beirut with a wave of attacks as their security cabinet starts meeting to discuss a ceasefire deal with hezbollah. we

that quite was echoed in cities throughout the uk, from edinburgh to belfast and cardiff.ughout the streets. here we are in the city of ypres. it's always incredibly moving. i've been there myself to mark the moment in the belgian city. these are pictures coming to us from earlier in the day. while campaigning, donald trump vowed to champion crypto currency if he won the election. mr trump once dismissed digital currencies is a scam, but sought the backing of donors from the industry during his campaign. to haiti now, where the prime minister has been fired by the country's ruling council, and it's less than six months to since he took office. it was put into the lead haiti during ongoing gang security lead crisis. he has stated his ousting is illegal. he has named business men and didier feel as his replacement. to stay with us on bbc news throughout the day. we will be continuing to cover what's happening at cop29 and we have the bbc news page up and running as well. journalists are there covering implications of our warming planet, speaking to some of the leaders who we

temperatures not bad at all in some spots, could be ia degrees in belfast, around ii for most.ay, the winds are still coming from the south—west sp relatively mild air but to the north—west of scotland this is a cold front, and the other side of this we have the colder air ready to sweep across the uk, so this weekend it will be turning colder, cold enough for wintry showers across the scottish hills but not anywhere else. through the weekend, low pressure across scandinavia, with the cold fronts sweeping across the uk. showers and sunshine expected almost anywhere and the colder air digs in further south, pushing the milder air we have had for a while towards the south. once that cold air establishes across the uk, next week we expect frosts pretty much anywhere across the uk away from coastal areas. these are the daytime temperatures, you can see how they gradually ease through the next few days into next week but there will be sunshine around, but pretty chilly for sure. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. donald trump arrives in washington — for the first time sinc

houses in east belfast have been inundated.we left and move the cars to go and get the sandbags and while we were out the water reached the properties and we can't get back in. in west yorkshire, yesterday's heavy snow and overnight rain left the main road between hebden bridge and todmorden impassable. the fire service have been using pumps to get it moving again. this is a major road that links todmorden to hebden bridge. as an estimate, the stretch of road is about 300 metres that's got water on, so a significant amount of water. so, at the moment, the river levels are going down, which is positive, which will enable us to pump the water, as you can see, back into the river system. the wild weather will continue throughout the day with met office yellow warnings for wind in south and eastern england and northern ireland and north—west scotland throughout the day and evening. there are also yellow warnings for rain in the south—west of england until almost midnight tonight. 0livia richwald, bbc news. now it's time for a look

degrees, but out in the northwest with a south—westerly breeze, a little bit milder in the morning for belfast front, winds tend to pick up a little bit. that also means some rain for a time in northwestern and western scotland. around 13 here, but further east and south, i think it's going to be drier, brighter, even some sunshine. and then it's all change gradually through the course of the weekend. those northerly winds will develop initially in northern scotland and along the north sea coast. so here's the forecast map for saturday, shows weather fronts sweeping in from the north. you can see the high pressure is gone now and instead we've got a cold stream of air from the arctic. so here's our weak cold front moving across the country, bringing some spots of rain for a time. to the north, we've got some late sunshine, increasingly showery in the north, some of the showers turning to sleet and snow across the mountains, and temperatures around single figures. and then by the time we get to sunday, it really is a cold wind blowing from the north across scotland. five degrees in aberdeen wit

clear skies for belfast and 5 celsius, about that for newcastle and also liverpool.r us early in the morning. this is what's called a transient high, so it doesn't stick around for very long. it's between two areas of low pressure. and when we have this area of high pressure over us, this transient high, we get light winds, a frost in the morning, a bit of fog here and there. so i think a calm start to the day for many of us on thursday with some sunshine if you haven't got the fog but out towards the west, weather fronts are looming, making only very slow progress across ireland during the course of the day on thursday. and for many of us, it's actually quite a chilly day on thursday, only around 5, maybe 5 celsius. now, the outlook suggests cloud with some rain at times the further north you are, whereas further south i think and when we have this area of high pressure over us, this transient high, we get light winds, a frost in the morning, a bit of fog here and there. so i think a calm start to the day for many of us on thursday with some sunshine if you haven't

and extraordinary story of the runner whose heart stopped for six minutes during the belfast marathonyet, lived to tell the tale. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, we'll have the latest from the england camp, with a number of changes to the squad ahead of their must win nationas league matches. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has resigned after days of mounting criticism over his handling of a long—running abuse scandal carried out by a man he knew who was associated with the church. john smyth subjected around 130 boys and young men to physical, sexual and psychological attacks over decades. the archbishop was made aware of the abuse in 2013, but failed to stop it before smyth died in 2018. today, justin welby said he felt a profound sense of shame that more was not done by the church of england, and was resigning "in sorrow with all victims and survivors". our religion editor, aleem maqbool, reports five turbulent days after a damning report. justin welby has contacted the king and resigned. that re

now here in dundonald where i am, which is just on the outskirts of east belfast, we have some residentstheir home because their street has been flooded overnight, have around a row of around 12 houses, as you can see the operation going on behind me. most of those residents are stuck inside their homes. the mother of one man i spoke to this morning said her son had woken up and went down to see around 2 or 3ft of water in his home this morning. the fridge was floating around the kitchen and lots of dirty water around there, so they're trapped inside their houses at the moment. while the fire service try to pump the water away out of the street. another resident i spoke to, she'd been lucky enough, she woke up just after seven to see the water encroaching on the street and slowly rising. she had left to go and get sandbags because, she says the street does flood quite often, but it doesn't actually encroach on homes that often. she said by the time she returned, that water had entered her house and her and her sister had been lucky enough to escape that flood. but it will take some time

we were hearing from one of our correspondence in belfast that she had been to one street where therele were dealing with that. also some of the train lines in northern ireland have also been affected by that flooding. translink saying check before you travel. we even heard that one of the gritters that had gone out to try and stop the snow from forming got stuck while it was out gritting. nikki, thank you. bbc weather presenter chris fawkes gave me the latest situation across the uk. one of the biggest problems is this heavy snow as storm bert works into the cold air. we are seeing snow turn to rain across north yorkshire and we are seeing some of the snow turn to rain in county durham so it's increasingly raining across the far north of england, even over high ground but we still have snow in scotland and a met office weather warning for amber. the warning across northern scotland will be in force until about 5pm with further significant accumulations of snow, but it's notjust in the hills, we've seen impacts in central lowlands of scotland, and some of the main waterways have been

not particularly warm — 4—7 for most of us, up to ten for the likes of belfast, perhaps 11 there in plymouthd, the strengthening winds in the west as well later on thursday. 0vernight, the rain pushes in across parts of northern scotland. dry again for much of england and wales and there'll be some mist and some fog patches reforming, but it won't be quite as cold as we start friday morning. we've got that milder air moving in, so most of usjust about frost—free first thing friday. another largely dry day for friday for much of england and wales too. there'll be some rain for northern ireland, northern and western scotland at times. again, quite windy through some of these irish sea coasts. best of the sunshine holding on longest towards the east. temperatures here 8—9 degrees, but with that milder air in the west, the southerly wind developing, up to around 13 celsius. so this weather front makes its way eastwards across all areas as we head through friday night and on into saturday. saturday itself fairly settled, but the next weather system is lining up in the atlantic, so that means satu

temperatures ia in belfast, but for the most part i think it'll be around 11 or 12.ill coming in from the southwest, so that's relatively mild air mass. here's that first cold front that's behind this cold front that we have, that colder air streaming in from the arctic. it's going to be a very gradual process. so we're not expecting a sudden drop in the temperature. it'll be a couple of degrees every day over the weekend and into next week. but that is very much the headline, because we haven't seen a chilly spell of weather for quite some time, and this is certainly going to be the coldest weather we will have seen this season so far. so the cold fronts sweeping across the country during the course of sunday, introducing that colder air, squeezing the milder air towards the south. look at the wind arrows. they're pointing all the way from the norwegian sea and the arctic. and in fact, next week we'll see a widespread frost across the uk. whether you're north or south around coastal areas, it'll probably be above freezing, say three or four celsius. but for many of

i also want to pay tribute to the work of belfast police and women's — to the work of belfast police the right honourable _ the united kingdom? the right honourable member— the united kingdom? the right honourable member is - the united kingdom? the right honourable member is right. the united kingdom? the right honourable member is right to| the united kingdom? the right- honourable member is right to draw attention to this issue. misogyny and abuse, both online and off—line causes tremendous harm to women and girls across the uk. i commend her honesty and bravery in speaking out about her own experiences and her dedication to creating safe spaces for women in her constituency. we must create a safer world online for women and girls through the online safety act mitigating risk for legal content activity which is abusive or incite hatred.— content activity which is abusive or incite hatred. everyone will benefit from the positive _ incite hatred. everyone will benefit from the positive measures - incite hatred. everyone will benefit from the positive measures in - incite hatred. eve

we are also hearing real lanes between belfast and antrim and newry and portadown are closed becausee message to anyone who is going out is to think again, particularly where it is snowing because if you go out in a car and get stuck, it means the emergency services and those snow ploughs and gritters also have trouble getting out, and you just cause more issues. basically the message is a stay at home if you are in an area that is affected by storm bert today. 0ur scotland correspondent, catriona renton is keeping an eye on the sitution in pitlochry. she gave us this update we are starting to see storm bert arrive here now. in the last hour or so it has appeared here. while it is pretty, it can bring problems. the amber warning for snow and ice is in place until 5pm and that covers perth and kinross, parts of the highlands, angus and aberdeenshire. there has been significant snowfall in the central and southern scotland, there is an amber warning in place there as well. that is until midday and that covers east ayrshire, south lanarkshire, dumfries and galloway, and the borders. the

northern and central, eastern england stays right through the day, up to ten for the likes of belfastth the cloud, strengthening wins in the west later on thursday. 0vernight the rain pushes in parts of northern scotland, dragon for much of england and wales, some mist and fog patches reforming, but it might not be as cold on friday morning, while they are moving in. most of us just about frost free first thing friday. another largely day trip dry day friday for england and wales, northern and western scotland at times, quite windy through some of these irish sea coasts. best of the centre and holding on longest towards the east, temperatures are eight or 9 degrees, but milder air in the west, southerly when developing up to amount 13 degrees celsius. across all areas as we had through friday night into saturday, saturday it's a fairly subtle but the next weather system is running up next weather system is running up at the atlanta, saturday is set to be a bit of a cloudier sort of day, breaks in the club particularly toward the east of higher ground, any of us staying dry through the

but it will be chilly — five celsius in belfast, around three celsius expected in glasgow.e between two low pressures — and that means light winds, some clear skies into thursday morning, and of course, a touch of frost, in fact, widespread frost expected north or south. and there'll probably be some mist and fog in some locations, as well. so, here's that bean—shaped area of transient high pressure for a time. but it's already changing, the weather, out towards the west, low pressure is winning, and the weather front is spreading rain across much of ireland with increasing winds. and also, this will be responsible for introducing milder weather in the days ahead to many parts of the uk. so, temperatures are expected to rise as we head towards the weekend, and just about into next week. but rain at times is possible across many northwestern and western areas of the uk. that's it from me, bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... i'm ben brown. israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says his security cabinet will approve a ceasefire deal to end fighting with hezbollah

paola, the storyteller has it started actually with the as most observation i was having a show in belfast, and i'm very fond of kids. and i was staying with neary, i've been friends, place and carina, they little daughter would jump into my arms retail each other stories a one day she uh she standing at the doorway rather than jumping up to my lap net just every up as what's the magic rena, i've had clients in my pocket and i'm just putting them on the table and she says, you've got money to this. i've got money, but you from bangladesh. oh, she comfortable, i could. oh yeah, i could see how this image of the bangladesh. she was that of an icon of poverty. i sort of okay, you know, like do you have these photographers visiting? i know they fly and they have diarrhea for 2 days and they think, you know, they create that image of what my country is and if we were to change that, we need to, to be our own story. tell us a lot because what 3 was a platform for us story tell us that feels like an appropriate point to ask if there are any questions from the audience. so in light of the very dif

let's speak to our ireland correspondent chris page, who is in belfast. a short campaign.n really - a short campaign. yeah, itj certainly is in really parties have known for a number of weeks now that the election day would be the 29th of november. today was the constitutional formality, really, which gets the campaign officially under way, although it certainly been unofficially going for a while. so who are the main players? well, simon harris, the outgoing prime minister, who has to date requested that parliament is dissolved. he leads fine gael, a party broadly in the political centre as the other main party in the coalition government fianna fail, led by micheal martin, who was to shoot before. those two parties were alternating government in ireland until they figure coalition deal after the last election in 2020 along with the green party. the main opposition party currently is sinn fein, a left—wing party led by mary lou mcdonald, which is also the largest party in northern ireland and would push harder than any other party for referendum to bring northern ireland

not particularly warm — 4—7 for most of us, up to ten for the likes of belfast, perhaps 11 there in plymouthengthening winds in the west as well later on thursday. overnight, the rain pushes in across parts of northern scotland. dry again for much of england and wales and there'll be some mist and some fog patches reforming, but it won't be quite as cold as we start friday morning. we've got that milder air moving in, so most of usjust about frost—free first thing friday. another largely dry day for friday for much of england and wales too. there'll be some rain for northern ireland, northern and western scotland at times. again, quite windy through some of these irish sea coasts. best of the sunshine holding on longest towards the east. temperatures here 8—9 degrees, but with that milder air in the west, the southerly wind developing, up to around 13 celsius. so this weather front makes its way eastwards across all areas as we head through friday night and on into saturday. saturday itself fairly settled, but the next weather system is lining up in the atlantic, so that means saturday is se

degrees, but out in the north—west with a south—westerly breeze, a little bit milder in the morning for belfastront, winds tend to pick up a little bit. that also means some rain for a time in north—western and western scotland. around 13 here, but further east and south, i think it's going to be drier, brighter, even some sunshine. and then it's all change gradually through the course of the weekend. those northerly winds will develop initially in northern scotland and on along the north sea coast. so here's the forecast map for saturday, shows a weather front sweeping in from the north. you can see the high pressure's gone now, and instead we've got a cold stream of air from the arctic. so here's our weak cold front moving across the country, bringing some spots of rain for a time. to the north, we've got some late sunshine, increasingly showery in the north, some of the showers turning to sleet and snow across the mountains, and temperatures around single figures. and then by the time we get to sunday, it really is a cold wind blowing from the north across scotland. five degrees in aberdeen

and in belfast, as through mccaul, a non resident fellow at the threat institute of middle east policy. thank you very much for joining us here on the inside story. first of all, jamal, if i can as a stop with you, i mean many people, as we've heard the noise stories a new of us around the region, particularly, and living on it around if the cx 5 is actually going to hold one knows what chances do you right, so that is going to last at least the 60 days that have been outlined by joe biden . i think if you saw the face of a benjamin netanyahu yesterday, as he was giving the surrender speech, basically it was the key to speech. it's a, it's in the case of the wireless. i mean, obviously the us and the fans, the golden ways into it. and we heard said fox before. uh, is there a like, sad thing, this deal that there's talk about the taking them to the un security council and up to the us will not be such a decision. so there seems to be, there seems to be in decatur separate this a ceasefire. last and this is the reserve, it is actually saying is really from the trouble continuing to their

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is around the slim director of the conflict resolution program at the middle east institute and in belfast, as drew mccourt and non resident fellow at the threat institute of middle east policy. thank you very much for joining us here on inside story. first of all, jamal, if i can with you, i mean many people, as we've heard the and the stories and this around the region, particularly, and living on it around if the ceasefire is actually going to hold well knows what chances do you write that? that is going to last at least the 60 days that have been outlined by joe biden. i think if you saw the face of benjamin netanyahu yesterday, as he was giving the surrender speech, basically it was that defeated speech. it's a, it's a new case of the wellness. i mean, obviously the us and france, the golden ways into it. and we've heard said fox before. uh, is there a like sad thing, this deal that there's talk about the taking them to the un security council, and that to us was not visa, such a decision. so there seems to be there seems to be in decatur is that this cease fire glass and this is the