border force and clearly _ entirely independent agency?r force and clearly the head _ entirely independent agency? border force and clearly the head of - entirely independent agency? border force and clearly the head of force i force and clearly the head of force at the time would absolutely be part of the home office and responsible, accountable, working with myself and our ministers and our team and border force team within the home office. tn border force team within the home office. , ., ., ., . office. in terms of the overarching requirement _ office. in terms of the overarching requirement to — office. in terms of the overarching requirement to draw _ office. in terms of the overarching requirement to draw up _ office. in terms of the overarching requirement to draw up and - office. in terms of the overarching requirement to draw up and draft l requirement to draw up and draft regulations, in terms of the operationalisation of those regulations and in terms of the enforcement of regulations, you must have reflected that this was a pa

have you managed to speak to any border force officials in the - to any border force officials in thes that the french _ over their? what i would say is is that the french authorities - over their? what i would say is is that the french authorities for . over their? what i would say is is| that the french authorities for the past few years have stepped up security, partly, mostly because of pressure from the uk. so lately what we've seen is barbed wire, surveillance cameras being used, drones as well and what the french authorities do is routinely go to the camps and dunkirk where people live and they dismantle them, destroy their tents but all that does is simply people go away for a few days and then they come back. in fairness, the numbers of people who have been detected crossing the channel are down so security measures have been working but in a few days, we are expecting more people to cross the channel and that is because for the last two weeks, the weather is really bad so you've got camps that are very full now so what we think will happen in the next few days is that more b

respond. actions and provocations, the tense situation in the world and directly at the belarusian borders forces us to keep our hands on the ground; abroad they are trying to sow panic in labor collectives and denigrate the authorities of the security forces, therefore it is extremely important not succumb to emotions, and be able to assess the events happening around you; for this , it is now necessary to work more actively in the information field, especially during the election campaign. you need to understand that if shells are not flying, this does not mean that there is no war, there is an information war, the head of state has repeatedly spoken about this, and in order not to lead to a real confrontation, you need to work very closely in the information sphere, first of all, we must focus on protecting our own subordinates, to protect members of their families from the negative information and psychological influence, which is now simply massive - flowing into our country for every citizen of it, we see what topics today our enemies or opponents are throwing into the information space to

we've been given exclusive access to the border forces in ukraine and moldova. we meet some of the men risking it all to leave... ..and those trying to stop them. we investigate how many are escaping and why they don't want to fight. it's the start of the daily patrol along ukraine's border with romania. vladyslav is a 22—year—old lieutenant in ukraine's border service. the border runs mostly along a river and a mountain range, making it difficult to protect. the border guards film their operations. these young men were arrested just metres from romania's border. it's illegal for men under 60 to leave without a valid exemption from military service. those caught trying to do so face up to eight years injail. dog barks since the start of the war over 4,000 men have been stopped trying to cross into romania. elsewhere, the numbers are higher. dinu is a senior officer with the moldovan border police. on average, 22 ukrainian men a day are making it out over this 1,200km border. this man hasjust been found... ..and taken to the local border police station. yevgeny i

with to us find out how your are wasted by your taxes are being wasted by border saudi arabia border force we'll be right back. after 20 sit ups welcome back to headliners kicking off this section with the telegraph. and kids are transitioning their gender younger and younger ages and now they are saying that newborn baby boys can identify as a genden baby boys can identify as a gender. this sounds insane. darris. >> yeah . so the telegraph report >> yeah. so the telegraph report that hospital hospitals record newborn babies as gender identity rather than their sex. so a whistleblower told the mail on sunday that that king's college hospital have implemented a new american system which cost 450 million. and instead of sex, it's just got gender identity. so i reckon most of the money's just been spent on the drop down for the different genders. just about a million. but but it's ridiculous that they've come out and said, oh, this was an unfortunate and unfortunate accident and we didn't know. it should have said it should have, it should have said but this whistleblower said sex, but this w

with to us find out how your are wasted by your taxes are being wasted by border saudi arabia border force we'll be right back. after 20 sit ups welcome back to headliners kicking off this section with the telegraph. and kids are transitioning their gender younger and younger ages and now they are saying that newborn baby boys can identify as a genden baby boys can identify as a gender. this sounds insane. darris. >> yeah . so the telegraph report >> yeah. so the telegraph report that hospital hospitals record newborn babies as gender identity rather than their sex. so a whistleblower told the mail on sunday that that king's college hospital have implemented a new american system which cost 450 million. and instead of sex, it's just got gender identity. so i reckon most of the money's just been spent on the drop down for the different genders. just about a million. but but it's ridiculous that they've come out and said, oh, this was an unfortunate and unfortunate accident and we didn't know. it should have said it should have, it should have said but this whistleblower said sex, but this w

even speaking to counterparts in europe for example, our french colleagues, and my colleagues in border force's team in particular, they would be speaking to their opposite numbers in france primarily because we could see pressures in france at their border and all sorts of restrictions that they were encountering that could actually have a pretty devastating impact upon critical goods and supplies coming to the united kingdom. and, of course, that would have ramifications whether it was in the nhs, food supplies, all sorts of things, so we had a lot of intensive work across government taking place, very specifically in that area. for more on today's hearing. live now to our correspondent damian grammaticas. he is covering the covid inquiry for us. dane priti patel, a key witness for the inquiry and just tell us a bit more about what she had to say this afternoon.— this afternoon. what you were listenin: this afternoon. what you were listening to — this afternoon. what you were listening to there, _ this afternoon. what you were listening to there, she - this afternoon. what you were listenin

it’s hard for me to say how many such graves there are; i was only one soldier whom the border guards forceds. until now, the polish authorities have not given official permission to visit this territory either to journalists, volunteers or doctors. humanitarian organizations work clandestinely in the polish-belarusian border. a very difficult period was the time when hostilities began in ukraine. it remains that people who bring humanitarian aid on the polish-ukrainian border and do practically the same thing as we do here, they can do it without hiding, they are supported by society, from the special services, there border guards carry children in their arms and help convey suitcases, and here people are caught and cruelly thrown over barbed wire, and we, in order to save these people live, we are forced to hide with them in the bushes, behind trees in the windfall, so that we are not accidentally discovered, because if they find us, this will end. only officially , 55 refugees died from the polish border; it is likely that the real figure is much higher. let me remind you that in march of

s hard for me to say how many such graves there are, i there was only one soldier whom the border guards forced present, the polish authorities do not allow... organizations operate clandestinely in the polish-belarusian border. a difficult moment, a very difficult period, was the time when hostilities began in ukraine. it turned out that people who carry humanitarian aid on the polish-ukrainian border do practically the same thing as we do here, they can do it without hiding, they are supported by society, the border guards there carry children in their arms , help carry suitcases, and here they catch people and brutally transfer them through the barbed wire, and we, in order to save these people’s lives, are forced to hide with them in the bushes, behind the trees in the windfall, so that we are not accidentally discovered, because if they find us, it will end in pushback, only officially 55 refugees died from the polish border , it is likely that the real figure is much higher, let me remind you, the case in march... ochojska, a member of the european parliament from poland, said on local ra

rail workers and border force employees . and border force employees.imetable , while border security timetable, while border security will have to keep all airports open during strikes. the minimum service level act passed earlier this year, but has faced criticism from trade unions who say it threatens the right to strike. now, donald trump has been facing a civil fraud trial that threatens his property empire in the united states. the former president is accused of inflating the value of his properties by over £1.65 billion to secure more favourable loan terms, losing the case could mean significant financial consequences for his property interest costs. it comes as mr trump currently leads in the 2024 polls, leading actually in five swing states as well . all five swing states as well. all here thames water admits 12,000 customers in surrey are still having difficulty with their domestic water supplies a week after blaming storm ciaran for affecting a water treatment. works costs . farmers say they've works costs. farmers say they've been unable. st

helicopters, helicopters, and they were not... aviation missiles, this is also about the shelling of the border forces, in general, in general, in relation to the situation, during this day and the previous one, the bad weather, as everywhere in ukraine gave signs, and there were several dozen settlements without electricity supply, and there were also problems with transport, during the past day , energy workers worked to eliminate these accidents that occurred due to strong wind and snowfall, and most of the settlements, there were about 25 of them without light, already about 20, why close, that’s why i say , because this number is constantly changing, because work is constantly going on, about 20 settlements, about 20 thousand subscribers, i’m sorry, about 2000 subscribers, eat again i will return... electricity supply and we are talking about about 60 settlements, the vast majority , that is, the electricity supply has already been established there, and with regard to transport, approximately 70%, regular buses, minibuses in the region, flights were canceled during the day, but this whole situat

rail workers and border force employees . and border force employees.imetable , while border security timetable, while border security will have to keep all airports open during strikes. the minimum service level act passed earlier this year, but has faced criticism from trade unions who say it threatens the right to strike. now, donald trump has been facing a civil fraud trial that threatens his property empire in the united states. the former president is accused of inflating the value of his properties by over £1.65 billion to secure more favourable loan terms, losing the case could mean significant financial consequences for his property interest costs. it comes as mr trump currently leads in the 2024 polls, leading actually in five swing states as well . all five swing states as well. all here thames water admits 12,000 customers in surrey are still having difficulty with their domestic water supplies a week after blaming storm ciaran for affecting a water treatment. works costs . farmers say they've works costs. farmers say they've been unable. st

we've been given exclusive access to the border forces in ukraine and moldova.aping and why they don't want to fight.

even speaking to counterparts in europe for example, our french colleagues, and my colleagues in border force see pressures in france at their border and all sorts of restrictions that they were encountering that could actually have a pretty devastating impact upon critical goods and supplies coming to the united kingdom. and, of course, that would have ramifications whether it was in the nhs, food supplies, all sorts of things, so we had a lot of intensive work across government taking place, very specifically in that area. the chief executive of mcdonald's in the uk is to be questioned by mps over allegations of a toxic workplace culture at the restaurant chain. it follows a bbc investigation in which more than 100 current and recent staff alleged sexual assault, harrassment, racism and bullying. 0ur employment correspondent zoe conway reports. ed is studying for his a—levels. he started a newjob at mcdonald's at the beginning of the year. he says that very soon, one of the senior managers at the store repeatedly pestered him for sex. ed was 16. this happened in front of others when he woul

kharkiv regions, regions, this is every day, let's say such an artillery... mortar shelling of the border forcesah, what else to add, there is information about, say , the regrouping of forces, in the kupyansky and more southerly direction, part of the units, the russians are taking out for reformation, let's say there, for replenishment, replacement of losses, and possibly rest , some others are starting, that is, there is such a regrouping of troops, and this means that the battles were also exhausting for them and they suffered losses, as for the city of kharkiv, here, as i said, there was no shelling, but, let's say, the situation is more or less calm, well, if we take, for example, kupyansk, what is the situation there now, is there any kind of peaceful life there now, or is it a city that has actually become just a fortress and there are mostly military, well, of course there are military, there are enough of them , i i think so, but there are residents there who did not leave, because the city of kupyansk was also evacuated, children were taken there, but the population, there was no forc

employees . and border force employees.rain staff will be asked to operate 40% of their normal timetable , while border security timetable, while border security will have to keep all airports open during strikes. this would bnng open during strikes. this would bring the uk in line with countries like france, italy and spain . the minimum service level spain. the minimum service level act passed earlier this year, but it has faced criticism from trade unions who say it threatens the right to strike in years away from home. donald trump has been facing a civil fraud case that threatens his property empire. the former us president is accused of inflating the value of his properties by over £1.65 billion to secure favourable loan terms. he gestured that his lips were sealed as he passed reporters on his way out of court. losing the case could mean six significant financial consequences for his property business, and earlier, he described the court case as a witch hunt. it's a very unfair situation. >> this is really election i

i want to thank all of those civil servants, police, border force officers and security professionalsic safety is exemplary. she goes on to say, i am proud of what we have achieved together, delivering on our manifesto pledge to recruit 20,000 new police officers and enacting laws such as the public order act 2023. she then goes on to talk a little bit about the certain conditions under which she accepted the role of home secretary. she said, someone needs to be honest. your plan is not working. we have enjoyed record election defeats, your resets have failed and we are running out of time. you need to change course urgently. suella braverman also said in her letter to rishi sunak, that she accused him of a betrayal of his promise to do whatever it takes to stop small boat crossing is, by failing to override human rights concerns about rwanda. she also has urged rishi sunak to change course urgently, telling him that he has led to the conservatives to record election defeats. at the end of her letter, which i found particularly interesting, she says this will stop she says, i may not

minimum level of cover during strikes have been extended now to ambulance staff, rail workers and border force. train staff will be asked to operate 40% of their normal timetable , while border security timetable, while border security will have to keep airports open dunng will have to keep airports open during strikes . the minimum during strikes. the minimum service levels act passed early this year, but has faced criticism from trade unions who say it threatens the right to strike. transport secretary mark harper says the bill is necessary to protect public services . services. >> there's a balance here that has to be struck between enabung has to be struck between enabling people to go on strike, but also to reflect for important public services. there is an interest in people being able to have that service, so there minimum service levels is a minimum level of service that has to be set out. parliament passed that legislation earlier this year. we've consulted carefully with unions, with those that provide these services over the summer. we think we've got that balance right. it and parl

it's very important to know this: first of all, on the border on saturday, 7th of october, the enemy withdrew conventional forces from the border with. because of course they were in a state of moral collapse and they wanted together their strength and they hence called upon the reserves for gazza, the gazza strip which is under a siige, this narrow, very small area, they wanted to take all their army together, they wanted to withdraw from the west bank, from northern palestine and make up for them by some reserve forces and they called the reserves, the reserve troops. maybe this is unprecedent, maybe it's happened once or twice before with this entity. now the operations which began and day after day they would escalate reaching the stage which we saw. on northern occupied palestine and even add troops to that front, some of the troops, even the elite troops which they wanted to take from the west bank to gazza, they had to send to northern occupied palestine, and so these front حسابات. has very much diverted resources and troops which were going to be dedicated to gazza and diverted them away to the other loc

to the rest of us we are getting started we will take a break to look at the krooirz southern border forcing arizona tucson sector to suspend all social media updates is this sentencership you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business stay with us. . ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i used my freedom unlimited card every time i get gas. [laughing] get a little slack on pump three! earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >> mr. president do you have update on other americans held any sense as to when they would be released. >> we are hopeful but i don't have anything firm to tell you this moment. >> have you -- any guarantee about proof of life or do you have an expectation how much longer, you can unusual. >> we have cause for every 10 hostages released extend another day hopeful this is not tend, it is going to continue. maria:

been noticing lately is that they are really trying to strengthen the entire length of the border, the forcestroy the border, they are trying, now such active mobile brigades are working that pass by and try to control the entire length of the border, but it is very, very difficult, because including the local population in some settlements of the border remain to live and do not want to leave, and in fact, when people find themselves in immediate danger by and large. er, well, thanks ms. andriano, andriana kostenko, doctor of political science and head of the social research center, was with us, thank you for this conversation, we will now take a short break, as you wanted, finally, we will take a break, and then we will come back, we will talk about what is happening in the kherson region, the part that was liberated by the ukrainian army, the part where the muscovites are still staying, stay with us. ukraine italy namego, only victory gives a ticket to the european championship, november 20 at 21:45, watch the match of the year, we cheer for the national team all over the country, turn on

traditionally border force , the traditionally border force, the australian airports are pretty miserable i said that i was coming to report on nigel's participation in the jungle, his eyes lit up like a christmas tree goes for the for my hotel. the same for my hotel. receptionist as not the receptionist as well. not the same , unfortunately for all of same, unfortunately for all of nigel's haters . i don't know if nigel's haters. i don't know if you caught the daily mirror today, a quite today, but there was a quite a venomous column from polly hudson which was headlined going on a celebrity can only make on i'm a celebrity can only make nigel farage human, which nigel farage more human, which is dangerous. she went on to say this odious, this odious creature will be filmed 24 hours a day for weeks. so the law of averages dictates that at some point even he will reveal a never been before slice of humanity. >> oh, ben , i'll tell you what. >> oh, ben, i'll tell you what. they're just jealous at the daily mirror. they're just jealous . none of them are good jealous. none of them are good

traditionally border force , the traditionally border force, the australian airports are pretty miserable i said that i was coming to report on nigel's participation in the jungle, his eyes lit up like a christmas tree goes for the for my hotel. the same for my hotel. receptionist as not the receptionist as well. not the same , unfortunately for all of same, unfortunately for all of nigel's haters . i don't know if nigel's haters. i don't know if you caught the daily mirror today, a quite today, but there was a quite a venomous column from polly hudson which was headlined going on i'm celebrity can only make on i'm a celebrity can only make nigel farage human, which nigel farage more human, which is dangerous. she went on to say this odious, this odious creature will be filmed 24 hours a day for weeks. so the law of averages dictates that at some point even he will reveal a never been before slice of humanity. >> oh, ben , i'll tell you what. >> oh, ben, i'll tell you what. they're just jealous at the daily mirror. they're just jealous . none of them are good jealous. none of them are goo

have to understand that when the enemy was pushed beyond the border, the border. including in kharkiv oblast, ukrainian defense forces, in particular units of the state border service , took control of the entire state border line, but the situation along the border line, it quite complicated, if we talk about these two settlements, about the settlement of topoli, and next to it there is also the settlement of stroivka, then they are actually in such a direction that this territory can be called a gray zone, because it is also an ancient hostilities, in practice, the presence of ukrainian defenders there is a threat to life, and it is quite difficult to fully equip positions there, however , we continue to control this direction, including by various means, and monitor the situation with the help of drones, the actions of our servicemen our unit's steel border, which went to that territory in order to, the situation, in order to understand what the situation is in that direction, well, of course, to install the ukrainian flag so that the enemy would see that this is ukrainian land and understand, that this territory

this from everyone around the table and send a message, no country will be allowed to redraw borders by force. that interest of every single ally around the table and interest of many countries around this alliance with whom we have been working since february of 2022 and accelerating efforts to enable ukraine. economically and democratically. and we are helping them to build a military. the supplemental budget request that the president made is a demonstration of our own commitment to that goal and we are looking to congress to approve it in the coming weeks. another critical point that is really worth scrund scoring and reenforced that i have seen over the last two days. the united states is not standing alone. we provided about 77 billion in assistance to ukraine. our european allies over the same period of time have provided over $110 billion. we talk about yard sharing and the imperative of purchased sharing, when it comes to ukraine it is what we continue to see. ukraine that their path to nato and the european union is on their reform efforts. we also heard that today from its foreign

increased day by day, until the day niruz arrived , he forced the enemy to he should leave his forces on the border of lebanon and palestine, but love add to them, well, some forces, especially their elite forces , which he does not want to transfer from the coast, had to be brought to the north of palestine, and finally he was able to take a burden from the friend of gaza, and we were able to draw the forces of the sahinis army towards us, and we reduced the burden from yes, gaza and we are putting ourselves in danger here. it is true that some people say that in lebanon, yes, we are having an adventure , but this is the reality. i am asking for a little fortune from the akhwan, compared to the ease of today, the lebanese front is able to attract a third of the israeli army to the border with lebanon. those who are fighting at the borders are one and the most important part of these forces are the elite forces and the military forces. can you go to the mosque? two half of the forces of the israeli navy are now available. go to gaza. two half of the forces of the israeli navy are now available. the

already military operations on the lebanese-israeli border suggests that hezbollah has at least completed the task of pinning down the israeli defense forces is now on... the lebanon-israeli border is forced to maintain more than 300,000 personnel, naturally, dozens of units armored, in general, large forces , to divert aviation, to divert from the strength of the fleet in order to be in the north of israel and, accordingly , respond to those attacks that may occur from the south of lebanon, therefore, and already now the intensity of the fighting is quite high, of course, it cannot yet be compared, for example, with 2006, but then israel launched a ground operation in the south of lebanon, now everyone stands in their positions, but they exchange blows every day, and the blows are quite painful, although for now, so that this escalation can be played back, but if we return to what should happen tomorrow, tomorrow the leader of the lebanese should really speak... balls and well, here you need to know how to look for the symbols that now media structures associated with pro-iranian forces in lebanon are actively disseminating, in general, e

hatter who’s spilled nobody’s wine, and i have nothing to reproach him for, he stands on the border, the forcesnight, his mountains, just hills, his veins, tired veins, darkened asphalt roads. everyone accuses him of treason, they write an obituary for him, i love him like a child, isn’t he sick, how subtle is everything about him, so subtle, but we can’t talk about that now, however, in subtlety there is also strength, there is also truth and grace. i forgave him in advance, if there is anything to forgive, thank you, of course, love consists precisely of forgiveness, including, and i wanted to say that donetsk, donbass residents, donetsk residents, we used to be a city of workers, an industrial region, well, in the economy they called us, now we are a hero city, gorodol, a warrior city, i wanted to say that donetsk residents, of course, if we think strategically and look into the distance, we are ready to work for the benefit of our entire country, we are really happy return to our native harbor, and you know, they very often say, here are new territories, new regions, so i want to propose, b

borders. that forces people in authority such as queen rania to come out and sort of say something yeah uh the jordanian queen rather the jordanian queen yeah yeah and muhammed you you mentioned that israel is not care about human rights violations - "how much does western support, support from european countries, you the the canadian government, the american government for israel, um, give it the the temerity, the the hootspa, as they say, to continue with these violations to commit genocide and get away with it, that is very tricky question, in terms of how much does the western perception impact, what is happening in palestine, and impact israel's ability to continue committing its war crimes, i believe it does make an impact. now how significant only time will tell. the unfortunate thing is if we look at history and say history repeats itself, before the iraq war, i believe almost million people in the united states were protesting against the iraq war and it didn't really make a difference and they went into iraq regardless and committed these hannous war crimes and invaded a a country an

border region. a battle different from all previous ones. 7 october, most of the israeli forces wanted to withdraw fromth and move. today, half of the israeli army is present in lebanon. borders, most of them are elite forces, israel fears that this front could lead to a regional war, such a scenario is realistic and can definitely happen, from the speech of hassan nasraly it is clear that the fighting on the lebanese -israeli border will not be stopped, moreover, in the scale of actions of combat detachments from the fire, more than a third. israeli armed forces are pinned down in northern israel are participating in a ground operation in the gas sector, this is an intermediate result of the actions of the lebanese party ; it is also worth noting that the speech of the hezbollah leader essentially marked a new stage in the confrontation with israel, because hassan nasrallah stated that the current aggravation of the palestinian-israeli conflict. will lead to the victory of the so-called axis of anti-israeli resistance ; quite a lot of members of the government of lebanon were present at the speech in

the tense situation... in the world right next to the belarusian borders forces us to keep our fingerthe pulse. the meeting participants focused on the need to intensify work in the information field, especially during the election campaign. particular attention will be paid to young people, and work will be stepped up in the internet space. you need to understand that if shells are not flying, this does not mean that there is no war, there is an information war going on, the head of state has repeatedly spoken about this, and in order not to lead to a real confrontation, it is necessary to be very dense... from the negative informational and psychological influence, which is now simply massive, flowing into our country for every citizen. we see what topics today our enemies or opponents are throwing into the information space to try to discredit, well, first of all, this is the traditional power bloc, this is the republican government, this is the city and regional district authorities, they actually use fakes, they actually use them existing, but they are inflated to unimaginable pr

in pits, it’s hard for me to say how many such graves are, i was only one soldier whom the border guards forcedive... official permission to visit this territory for journalists , neither volunteers nor doctors. humanities organizations operate clandestinely in the polish-belarusian border. a very difficult period was the time when hostilities began in ukraine, it turned out that people who provide humanitarian aid on the polish-ukrainian border and do almost the same thing as we do here, they can do it without hiding, they are supported by society , services, there border guards carry children in their arms and help carry suitcases, but here they catch people and cruelly throw them over barbed wire, and we, in order to save these people’s lives, forced to hide in the bushes with them. behind the trees in burelom so that we would not be accidentally discovered, because if they find us, it will end in a pushback. only officially, 55 refugees died from the polish border; it is likely that the real figure is much higher. let me remind you that this happened in march of this year. janina ochojska,

being forced to stay away from the border is not being forced to stay away from the border with lebanon so that they don't get fired from the border with gaza . those people who have no place to live after this tragedy is over, after the crisis is over, those who have the opportunity will go , the ones who are going to go, and they will go, so you see , our foundation has been shaken by this hamas operation. unfortunately, we are at the end of the program. we have less than 3 minutes. how do you think these developments will proceed ? yes , let's see. now, please, this is a 30-minute question, not a 3-minute question . it's an important question, but before i answer your question, i'll try to answer it faster because it's important to see the future. you see, for the future of the americans or the europeans, everyone is looking for a two- state model, something that has been discussed for decades. but israel has never accepted why they say, sir, we spread these palestinians to the size of a small strip, we surrounded them there, we can't, they will come between us at any moment, now if

level of cover during strikes have been extended now to include ambulance staff, rail workers and border force employees, train staff will be asked to operate 40% of their normal time table border security will have to keep all airports open during strikes . airports open during strikes. it's the minimum service level act passed early this year, but has faced criticism from trade unions who say it threatens the right to strike. and a news away from home. donald trump has been facing a civil fraud trial that threatens his property empire. the former us president is accused of inflating the value of his properties by over £1.65 billion in order to secure more favourable loan terms . losing favourable loan terms. losing the case could mean significant financial consequences for his property interests. mr trump says the court case is just a witch hunt. you with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . good evening. news channel. good evening. >> well, last saturday,

level of cover during strikes have been extended now to include ambulance staff, rail workers and border force employees, train staff will be asked to operate 40% of their normal time table border security will have to keep all airports open during strikes . airports open during strikes. it's the minimum service level act passed early this year, but has faced criticism from trade unions who say it threatens the right to strike. and a news away from home. donald trump has been facing a civil fraud trial that threatens his property empire. the former us president is accused of inflating the value of his properties by over £1.65 billion in order to secure more favourable loan terms . losing favourable loan terms. losing the case could mean significant financial consequences for his property interests. mr trump says the court case is just a witch hunt. you with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . good evening. news channel. good evening. >> well, last saturday,

in fact, it just in the last few minutes , the border the last few minutes, the border force vessel rangerhere's activity from a french lifeboat and a couple of french naval border patrol vessels out on that side of the channel as well. clearly gearing up to the possibility that more boats will attempt to leave the beaches of northwestern france this afternoon and try to get across to the uk. and really, i think what it shows is regardless of what it shows is regardless of what rishi sunak and his government might say about managing to get on top of the small boats crisis, reducing the number of small boats that have crossed the english channel this year by about a third. a lot of it is down to the weather and we've had such unpredictable weather in the channel over recent months with northerly winds prevailing, northerly and northeasterly winds that have the effect of pushing against those beaches in northwestern france, whipping up the waves and making it very difficult for these flimsy vessels to get across the channel. but when the weather improves, as it has done this week, then we se

defend themselves, look now, in order for these israelis to be safe, they will be forced to move away from the borders. shouldn't they be forced to move away from the border with lebanon to avoid rockets? the remote areas of israel are now doing this as an emergency, but those people who can't live after this tragedy is over, after the crisis is over, they will go if they can, they will go as soon as they are going , and you will see. the israeli foundation has been shaken by this operation of hamas, unfortunately, in the opportunity we are at the end. we have less than 3 minutes. how do you think these developments will proceed ? yes, let's see. now, please ask a 30-minute question , not a 3-minute question. now, god willing, the one we had the favor of in the next programs of the world today is a very important question, but before i to answer your question , i will try to answer as quickly as possible because it is important to see the future, see now for the future. americans and europeans are all trying to say that we should form a government model, something that has been discussed for decades,

weather conditions allow and the threat of avalanches is eliminated, and while people at the border are forcedt the upper larsa checkpoint, as reported by the ministry of emergency situations, at the moment from russia with its more than 300 cars are waiting in line to pass, a heating point has been set up next to the checkpoint, people can drink tea and charge their phones, meanwhile , as experts say, the weather forecast for the next 24 hours remains unfavorable, how long they will have to wait cannot yet be said nobody. alexandra, thank you, the latest information about the situation at the verkhniy lars checkpoint was from vadim ganzha. and on other topics, the volume of public transport in russia is growing steadily. among the priorities now is regular updating of equipment, vladimir putin stated. by the end of the year, the regions will receive about 5,500 new buses, electric buses and trams. we will find out all the details from alexander nazarov on the stone. joins, sasha, good morning, tell me, what is the amount of support for the state support sector? sasha, good morning, about 260

use any opportunity to harm ukraine and the ukrainian armed forces, please tell us what the situation is with territory the belarusian bordercause there, in particular, mr. nayev stated that if the russian forces continue to increase their military production there, the war may spread from the territory, the east and the south, and to other ukrainian regions, so what is the current situation on the border with belarus? on the border with belarus, there are currently no signs of the formation of enemy strike groups, therefore, the situation on the border remains under control, and the ukrainian armed forces and units and formations are closely monitoring the movement and activity of the enemy on the opposite territory, but russian troops there continue to be on the territory of belarus? russian troops continue to be on the territory of belarus now at the current specific moment, in small numbers, this is a special composition of several, transmission nodes of communication and airfield service, as far as infantry units, tank units are concerned, that is, parts of units that can pose a real threat to for ukraine, such, the fo

now for those people who've left, hopefully immigration and border force have got a record that they'vehe 95% of people who've actually signed a physical form. i know those forms i don't know what those forms look did the officials look like, nor did the officials yesterday it probably has yesterday say it probably has got something on about, you know, details , contact know, a contact details, contact address, so they can make sure that moved back to the that they've moved back to the home country or whatever to keep track of them. but we don't know. and the senior officials from the home office didn't know quite a straightforward and quite a straightforward and quite important question, frankly . frankly. >> tim, can i just ask you about the home office? i remember back in i think it was 2006, john reid, the former home secretary under labour, under tony blair, said that the home office wasn't fit for purpose. s is that still the case, do you think ? the case, do you think? >> i think that's probably fair description. still. it's certainly i think the most dysfunctional department in

the tense situation in the world right next to the belarusian borders forces us to keep our finger onople, and work will be stepped up in the internet space. you need to understand that if shells are not flying, this does not mean that there is no war. there is an information war going on. the head of state has repeatedly spoken about this. and in order not to lead to a real confrontation, we need to work very closely in the information sphere, first of all, we must work to protect our subordinates, protect our family members from negative information and psychological influence, which is now simply massive, flows into our country and affects every citizen. we see what topics today are being thrown into the information space by our enemies or opponents to try to discredit, well, first of all, this is the traditional power bloc. this is the republican authorities, these are the city and regional district authorities, they use real and fakes, they use real existing ones, but they are inflated to unimaginable proportions, problems in the sphere of housing and communal services, transport

then there'll be bankrupted happy days that will also apply to border force and to ambulance people.iece of that that major piece of legislation is thin gruel, i think starmer should get out more . more. >> are you happy with the content ? content? >> no, of course not. there's nothing that's going to improve the living standards for the vast majority of people . we've vast majority of people. we've had now 13, 13, nearly 13.5 years of this government and most people are worse off. and there's really nothing in these 21 bits of legislation that is going to make people make people better off, make people's lives eafien better off, make people's lives easier. there are a few things i will i'll agree with. kelvin i'll give the two bits on housing, the renters reform which ends no fault evictions section 21 support that and the leasehold. it's a small tweak to the to the leasehold, but that's you know, that's a good one. but you know, that's a good one. but you know, that's a good one. but you know, we're talking about small improvements in a pretty fundamentally broken housing market. so

movement launches retaliatory strikes from southern lebanon against israeli forces amit escalating tensions along the border and rillies are held throughout the world in solidarity with palestinians and in condemnation of israeli atrocities against them. hello everyone, thanks for tuning in apress tv world news. now top story beginning with the dar situation in the beside gazo strip where the israeli regime is still transforming every street into scenes of bloodshed as it relentlessly presses ahead with his bloodiest onslot against innocent women and children. most recent series of israeli air strikes have killed 40 palestinians, among latest targets, al-badige refugee camp in gaza and operated school in northern city of bait la regime also targeted several hospitals where people were seeking refuge. palestinians complaine that israel is conducting air strikes indiscriminately all across a blocated territory. i fled from one hospital to another. i thought hospitals were safe. but nowhere is safe, we are staying on the street, there is no shelter for me and my children to sleep at night, i thought hospitals

battalions' sniper weapons simultaneously targeted the surveillance systems of the occupying forces along the borders with gaza and disabled these systems. it was a complex security operation, we named it the blinding operation. this operation had a great impact on the movements of military vehicles and occupation forces in the border areas during the days of the war. quds was the title of the battle. a new equation was drawn which the resistance tried to impose. an equation that israel has been trying for a long time should avoid it. this is the meeting minutes of the secret meeting of the joint commanders of azdadin qassam battalions , which is revealed for the first time. on the 7th of january 2022, four months before the battle of shamsher quds , a meeting was held in which the expansion of the scope of resistance and the development of the rules of conflict, including the inclusion of justice in the rules of conflict, were approved. in addition, the mission and operation with a purpose. it was approved against the enemy about its aggressions in quds and al-aqsa mosque. against the surprise situa

no country will be allowed to with redraw borders by force. that's an interest of every single ally around the table. it's an interest of many countries beyond this alliance with whom we've been working since february of 2022. and it's also why we're celebrating efforts to enable ukraine to stand strongly on its own feet militarily, economically, democratically, even as we're supporting you for in site today, we are helping them build a military that is capable of detouring and defending against progressions far into the future the supplemental budget request president made is a demonstration of our own commitment to that goal. and we're looking to congress to approve it in the coming weeks. another critical point that is really worth underscoring, and it's reinforced by everything that i've seen over the last 2 days. here, when it comes to ukraine, the united states is not standing alone. we provided about $77000000.00 in the system. steve price, our european allies of the same period of time, have provided more than a $110000000000.00. so we

by the way, they're lobbing bombs across the border all the time and that creates enough fear here to have triggered the deployment of 70,000 israeli forcesthe northern border and that's a decent sized chunk and you and i talkeded about this yesterday, john. they've evacuated the communities here and they're like ghost towns and some under mandatory evacuations and some under voluntary evacuations and homes are empty and schools are empty. they are taking steps already here in preparation for an attack that they hope doesn't come in number, but they're certainly preparing for it. and the mere fact of those tanks behind you, jim, shows you what israel is prepared for even as they hope eventuality doesn't come. great to see you. kate. >>> also this just in, u.s. officials telling our colleagues m.j. lee and jenny hansler that they expect more than 5,000 foreign nationals could ultimately be released from gaza into egypt as part of the deal announced today with one senior official saying the total could be 7,000 people. though, of course, they stress it's hard to get a handle on the firm numbers here. now you see the scope of how big this de