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joining me tonight are anna gross, political correspondent at the financial times and bhaskar sunkara, politicaljournalist and president of the nation magazine. first — the latest headlines. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel has delivered crushing blows to all its enemies in recent days. mr netanyahu's televised address was his first public statement since the political leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh, was assassinated in tehran. hours earlier a senior his brother commander was killed in beirut. protesters have attacked police outside downing street in central london, throwing cans and glass bottles at officers in riot gear. the protest is being held after the stabbings in southport on monday when three young girls were killed. detectives investigating the attack have been granted more time to question a 17—year—old boy. the bbc says it is �*shocked' by what it calls the �*abhorrent behaviour�* of former presenter huw edwards — who's pleaded guilty to charges of making child abuse images. the images were sent to him by a man police say is a convicted paedophile

joining me tonight are anna gross, political correspondent at the financial times and bhaskar sunkara