bowen, thanks very much - quite a bit of negotiation. jeremy bowen, thanks very much for- quite a bitwen, thanks very much for taking us through all of that. live now tojohannesburg, where i'm joined by thank you for being on the programme. your reaction to the icj. i think the african national congress are substantially in support of the decision by the court ofjustice. you may know the anc�*s organisation... and one of its obligations is to at all times engage in human solidarity. in obligations is to at all times engage in human solidarity. in terms of what you — engage in human solidarity. in terms of what you heard _ engage in human solidarity. in terms of what you heard from _ engage in human solidarity. in terms of what you heard from the - engage in human solidarity. in terms of what you heard from the court, i of what you heard from the court, were you disappointed that there was not a call for a cease—fire? ha. were you disappointed that there was not a call for a cease-fire?— not a call for a cease-fire? no. if ou look not a call for a cease-fire? no. if you look at _ not a

it is clear it was cominu , jeremy bowen. it is clear it was coming. the — jeremy bowen.it is clear it was coming, the americans and - jeremy bowen. it is clear it was i coming, the americans and british said, they drop such heavy hints it was just a matter of when, and they chose the moment when secretary of state blinken, us secretary of state, basically finished his latest middle east tour and got back to the us, and since he was talking but de—escalation, doing that while he was out there was clearly going to be awkward, to put it mildly. what is rather, you might call, and incomplete truth, america's truth, britain's truth about this, that somehow it is not directly related to what is going on in gaza. that's clearly political spin. of course it's related. the houthis say that they are carrying out these attacks not because theyjust fancy it, but to help out the palestinians and to hit israel's allies. so hearing pentagon spokespeople saying, oh, no, no, no, it's about freedom of navigation in the red sea, yeah, it is partly, because that is economically eerie import

bowen been chucked voters.s been chucked out be replaced by his out only to be replaced by his other half. couldn't make it other half. you couldn't make it up, belinda. >> i'm sorry mark, i agree with carroll. i think this is a formidable woman. stood formidable woman. she stood before in 2017. >> she's a potential mp in her own not think own right, and i do not think partners should responsible own right, and i do not think pa accountable. responsible or accountable. >> think she's >> i don't think she's formidable. i think she's foolish. is she doing with foolish. what is she doing with a man accused of a man? with a man accused of these quite outrageous actions? >> mark, the thing is, is that rishi a big mistake. rishi has made a big mistake. not endorsing her because, yes , not endorsing her because, yes, he needs be going around and he needs to be going around and thanking anyone enough to thanking anyone brave enough to stand and represent the conservative in the next conservative party in the next elect

and we'll be speaking to our international editorjeremy bowen.o tonight — sub—postmasters who were wrongly convicted of theft come face to face with one of the post office investigators who accused them. terror at the tv station — we speak to the presenter in ecuador whose studio was overrun by masked gunmen you've been amazing, you really have. and an unexpected honour — prince william surprises rob burrow and kevin sinfield with their cbes in leeds, for their campaigning work on motor neurone disease. and on newsnight at 10.30, we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories, plus a first look at tomorrow's front pages. good evening. the uk is on the brink of military action with the us against houthi rebels in yemen. rishi sunak held an evening briefing with cabinet ministers and the labour leader sir keir starmer has also been informed of the situation. the houthis, who are backed by iran, have launched a series of strikes against ships in the red sea, disrupting trade and adding to fears that the con

jeremy bowen, bbc news.kes as "necessary and proportionate" to protect global shipping. it's the first time he's launched any kind of significant military operation since becoming prime minister. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, said he supported the action but called on the prime minister to make a statement to parliament as soon as possible. our political editor chris mason reports. the early hours of this morning, back at their base in cyprus, the britishjets involved in air strikes on yemen. good evening, mr speaker, should parliament be recalled, sir? i don't even know what it would be recalled for. last night, the decision already taken by the prime minister, the speaker of the house of commons was called in for a briefing. will labour be supporting the government? so too were senior labour figures — keir starmerjoined remotely. on a visit to greater manchester today, the labour leader said the air strikes were justified because of the actions of the houthis. they are putting civilian lives at risk

i'm joined byjeremy bowen in the studio. the significance of it. it this ruling and the significance of it. , ,., ., , this ruling and the significance of it. ._ ._ it. it is potentially really significant _ it. it is potentially really significant because - it. it is potentially really significant because the i it. it is potentially really - significant because the overall ruling might take years to emerge from all of this, but these interim measures, starting with a call for the suspension of military operations and there are eight others that the south africans have asked for, that is something that, while they are not enforceable, they carry a lot of moral weight, and thatis carry a lot of moral weight, and that is something which israel has recognised, not least because rather than simplyjust dismissing this and saying this is all part of the un conspiracy against israel, they often say things like that, when they had the hearing, a couple of daysin they had the hearing, a couple of days in the court a couple of weeks a

jeremy bowen, bbc news. first let's get the economic case for last night's military strikes from darshini david, whose here. clive, thank you. from furniture to energy, the billions of pounds of goods arriving on our shores are key to our lives. but it's that trade that makes us vulnerable to shocks thousands of miles away, from covid to the war in ukraine. could the escalation in the red sea be the latest threat to prosperity? the red sea shipping route typically looks like this, one of the busiest, transporting 15% of traded goods, largely from east to west. but, as vessels faced attack, as this latest map of activity shows, many major shipping firms have diverted around the cape of good hope. it takes ten days longer, adding $1 million to the average container ship's fuel costs. and one shipping boss warns the impact could linger. having to re—route all of these cargo an hour south of the cape of good hope is going to create significant disruptions to the global supply chain for the duration in which we h

jeremy bowen is a bbc news.r: we got an update and the threat of original conflagration with major general product trick rider press secretary for the u.s. defense department. major general, the houthis have retaliated launching an antiship ballistic missile. what impact has that had so far? >> well what we know right now is they have launched a single missile. the initial reports we received are that it has not struck anything. in other words, it landed in the water. we will continue to monitor the situation. it is important to understand the context. as you know, last night the united states and the united kingdom would support from other countries conducted strikes in houthi-controlled areas of yemen to degrade and disrupt the ability to conduct the attacks we have been seeing since november. again, considering the size and scope of those attacks and considering some of the rhetoric we have seen coming out of the houthis, it is probably likely we will see these kinds of activities but it is certainly our hope

jeremy bowen there.human rights officials have urged full accountability for alleged crimes against civilians during the october 7 attacks in israel. the experts say armed palestinian groups may have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity. they say thousands of people — most of them civilians — were subjected to "targeted and brutal attacks". and the "growing evidence about reported sexual violence is particularly harrowing." first responders gave testimonies in the wake of the attacks — and continue to live with the trauma. yossi landau is with zaka, an israeli volunteer civilian emergency service organization. he spoke with me earlier. thank you so much for being here to speak with us on bbc news. you were one of the first humanitarian workers to witness the atrocities in the aftermath of the october seven attacks, three months past now. how are you coping with the impact of what you saw? it is not easy, especially when we have the hostages still not home and we meet the families almost on an

jeremy bowen, bbc news.in the uk the prime minister has described the strikes on houthi rebel sites as "necessary and proportionate," to protect global shipping. it's the first time he's launched any kind of military operation, since becoming prime minister. our political editor chris mason has more. united kingdom maritime trade organisation say it's really received reports of small boats approaching a merchant ship 80 nautical miles. the early hours of this morning, back at their base in cyprus, the britishjets involved in air strikes on yemen. good evening, mr speaker, should parliament be recalled? last night, the decision already taken by the prime minister, the speaker of the house of commons was called in for a briefing. will labour be supporting the government? so to work senior labour figures, keir starmerjoint remotely put on a visit to greater manchester, the labour leader said the air strikes were justified because of the actions of the houthis. they are putting civilian lives at risk and disrupt

president biden this evening. 0ur international editor, jeremy bowen, is injerusalem.ted states expected to do? 0ne one of the president's officials said actions speak louder than words but what will those actions be? we can only spectate at this point but what tends to happen is that the us military gives the president a menu of options that he can choose. the lowest level, if you like, might be to hit back at iranian proxies operating inside syria or iraq, but that might not be enough for the americans and especially not forjoe biden�*s critics back home. they might be something a bit more, go for iranian targets in those countries, or they could go for may be iranian targets in the gulf. the most extreme option, and i think this is highly unlikely, would be to attack targets inside iran itself, inside the territory of iran, which is something the americans have not done. so we get to a situation now where the american secretary of state, antony blinken, says the middle east is at its most dangerous point since at least 1973, when there was a major middle east war, w

jeremy bowen, bbc news. let's focus now on who the houthis are.military group from a sub—sect of the country's shia muslim minority, the zaidis. as you can see, they control a large part of yemen. most of the population lives under houthi areas of control, including the capital, sana'a. its control of the red sea coastlines makes its attacks on commericial shipping possible. the movement formed in the 1990s, against the then—yemeni president, ali abdullah saleh. it's armed groups are modelled on organisations his brother in lebanon. backed by the saudis, president saleh tired to eliminate the houthis in 2003, but was repelled. the houthi movement has been fighting a civil war since 2014 against yemen's current government. iran is suspected of supplying the houthis with weapons. years of conflict in yemen has led to one of the largest humanitarian crisis in the country. and in from the newsagency that is that the us and uk struck 30 locations in yemen overnight using more than 150 munitions and the newsagency is quoting a senior us official and are

jeremy bowen there.hat no—one, including israel, wants the conflict to escalate in the region. but israel and hezbollah, a lebanon—based organisation designated a terrorist group by the us, continue to exchange fire across the lebanon—israel border. hezbollah attacked an israeli army base with explosive drones on tuesday, in response to recent suspected israeli assassinations of top hamas and hezbollah commanders. that same day, israel said it killed the southern lebanon commander of hezbollah�*s aerial unit in an air raid. hezbollah denied the killing occurred. our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega, has the latest from beirut. has, and the israeli military have continued carrying out cross—border attacks a day after a senior hezbollah commander was killed by an estate that is really attack and that was a significant development that has renewed fears of major confrontation between hezbollah, the powerful iranian fact review, and the israeli military. on tuesday crowds gathered in a village in sout

our international editor jeremy bowen is here. israel, what can he achieve? you this is his fourth trip to israel, what can he achieve? you must be caettin what can he achieve? you must be getting pretty _ what can he achieve? you must be getting pretty exasperated, - what can he achieve? you must be getting pretty exasperated, that i what can he achieve? you must be l getting pretty exasperated, that one about israel to take care, is still being repeated and repeated and are still not happening to america's satisfaction. something antony blinken said which echoed words in this morning on the bbc today programme, they have said essentially it is a regional path out of this crisis potentially, in other words the saudis could offer recognition to israel which is what israelis really wanted, in return for concrete progress. the problem with that is that the current israeli government is resolutely opposed to palestinian state and a lot of arabs are resolutely opposed to offering israel anything after all the events in gaza. there is

peter bowen lost his month.hat he committed acts of bullying and sexual misconduct. mr bowen rejected those findings. former minister chris skidmore resigned from his kingswood seat over his opposition to the government's green policies. he says he won't support the tories date for that by—election. not yet announced . by—election. not yet announced. rishi sunak wants all subpostmasters to receive their compensation payments by the summer. number 10 has confirmed that at least £1 billion has been set to aside pay out compensation to victims of the post office horizon scandal . post office horizon scandal. stephen bradshaw, a post office investigation manager at the time, is giving evidence today at the inquiry he's been defending comments that he made back in 2012, when he said that he had absolute confidence in the horizon it system and was never told of any software faults . iran has claimed faults. iran has claimed responsibility for a us oil tanker hijacking off the coast of oman. that's according to the cou

jeremy bowen, thank ou.ng in britain who have family trapped in gaza, every moment is filled with a sense of dread. yesterday, many people were killed and injured when a un building in khan younis in the south of gaza was struck. dr mohammed balousha, who's a surgeon working in scarborough, had family who were nearby, and can only wait helplessly to find out their fate. after he spoke to my colleagues at bbc arabic, i went to meet him. voice recording in arabic. a voice note from mohammed balousha's brother in gaza. he said, "mohammed, we are evacuating from the besieged school in khan younis at the moment. i don't know if we are going to make it or not. if we don't make it, please know that we love you." this is mohammed's life now, constantly fearing the worst. his family is evacuating with thousands of others from a supposedly safe un school in khan younis to head south towards egypt. but they've had to leave his father behind in an intensive care unit set up in a tent. he's too old to be moved after bein

bowen said -- bowen says it is deeply sorry for the disruption to airline customers. of this after a disappointing quarterly forecast. all of that lower than the average estimate of 4 billion. the outlook suggests a rebound. monitoring all of those corporate stories out of the united states. i want to talk about what is happening on the day had. all of this all over in the u.k. as well. a similar story in the u.k. as well. plus, tesla earnings will be front and center. we are paying attention to both sides of the atlantic when it comes to the big tech story. those record deliveries are really important. they will also be in tandem with some of the moves you are seeing around the world. specifically in the berlin facility. when we talk about the canary in the coal mine in terms of what kind of geopolitical intentions affect the supply chains. the member when tesla outperformed some of the other global carmakers because their supply chain in the shanghai plant was much closer than some of their peers around the world? that is their competitive edge. in a similar waiver

since he was ten years old, tom bowen from anglesey has made the same journey to the bottom of his gardene rainfall. there's a bottle underneath, which collects the water. it's then put into a calibrated gauge, and that's more or less one millimetre. the rainfall measurements tom takes are passed on to natural resources wales. it helps us with forecasting, with modelling and with water resources. the weather station he uses was built by his grandfather at the end of the 19th century. tom took over the responsibility of measuring the rainfall in 1948. how long do you think you'll keep going? as long as they can. as long as i can walk, hopefully! for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. the headlines tonight: a famous test victory for england in one of the toughest places to tour. klopp may be off, but liverpool are into the fifth round of the fa cup. and goalie lionel mpasi kicks the penalty that sends dr congo through to the quarterfinals of afcon. hello and welcome then to a busy sportsday. and we are

jeremy bowen, bbc news.k ryder, press secretary for the us defence department. i spoke to him earlier about the strikes and what comes next. major general, the houthis have now retaliated. what exactly impact has that had so far?— retaliated. what exactly impact has that had so far? what we know right now is that they _ that had so far? what we know right now is that they have _ that had so far? what we know right now is that they have launched - that had so far? what we know right now is that they have launched a - now is that they have launched a single missile. the initial reports are that it has not struck anything. it landed in the water. we'll continue to monitor. it's important to understand the context. as you know last night, the us and the uk, with support from australia, bahrain, canada and the netherlands, conducted strikes in houthi controlled areas in yemen to describe houthis' ability. considering the size and the scope of the attack and some of the rhetoric we've seen coming out of the houthi

the max is the newest version of bowen 737. max eight planes crashed in 2018 and 19, killing 346 people, and that led to near two-year worldwide grounding of all max 8 and max9 planes. and uh, that's it for this newscast from tehran. thank you for watching, the news in brief shortly. to saudi and then to israel and to ramala. the medical charity group doctors without borders says average more than 100 palestinian children are killed every day in gaza, children are dying in every possible way, they comprise more than a third. of all fatalities in the gaza strip since october 7th. palestina resistance fighters kill more invading israeli soldier retaliation for the onslaught in gaza. gazam brigades killed eight israely forces an ambush an area east of conunis. the group also destroyed a regime armored personnel carrier in central gaza.

mark bowen sent this update from jerusalem.ter: the south of gaza has reported the heaviest fighting so far this year with intense airstrikes with israeli defense forces saying dozens have been killed as they say terrorist and hamas run health ministry saying 93 were killed overnight in strikes and that they there is real concern for those sheltering around the hospital, the largest still functioning in the south of gaza. israel says they are targeting terrorist cells in the vicinity of the hospital but more than half the hospitals in gaza are out of operation and only 15 of 36 are partially functioning and this hospital is a safe haven for those sheltering. the number sheltering in the south of gaza are enormous. rafa had -- has over one million people in it now and there is a huge concern about israeli airstrikes in that area. medicine qatar and france struck a deal on has come into gaza. this medicine is needed for 40 hostages being held by hamas. and medical aid for palestinians in gaza. the medicine and medical aid came in

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this is a provisional ruling i am joined in the studio byjeremy bowen. we really do stress provisional ruling. what exactly does that mean? it provisional ruling. what exactly does that mean?— provisional ruling. what exactly does that mean? it means that they are auoin does that mean? it means that they are going to — does that mean? it means that they are going to talk— does that mean? it means that they are going to talk about _ does that mean? it means that they are going to talk about this - does that mean? it means that they are going to talk about this case, i are going to talk about this case, they decide to hear it, through the next couple of years perhaps. but under the way that they operate, they can mandate that there are some immediate measures that could be taken, provisional measures as they are known, and that starts with the suspension of military operations in and around gaza and as well allow access to humanitarian aid, those are some of the eight points that the south africans have asked in all of this. so it doesn't say, if they gran

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overnight and the possible wider consequences for the region, here is our international editor jeremy bowenmy: in sanaa, yemen's capital, a huge rally against the airstrikes and in support of palestinians filled the city's broadest boulevard. it was organized --the houthis do not allow unauthorized protests. without question millions in yemen and across the arab world are appalled by israel's conduct of the gaza war and regard the american and tradition airstrikes as an escalation on israel's behalf. during the night, the americans launch their attack from a carrier battle group in the red sea. like britain, they warned the houthis that this was coming if they didn't stop hitting shipping. the airstrikes are intended to show that western red lines won't turn pink under pressure. but if anything, the houthis will be even more determined to carry on. a houthi military spokesman said the americans and british were responsible for criminal aggression, which would be answered with attacks on all possible targets on land and sea. the raf released a video of its jets taking off for yemen from the

you can see we're all here. jeremy bowen: late this i afternoon at kibbutz be'eri, regular units andreservists were preparing for the order to move in, that most israelis believe will come. over a million gazans were forced to leave their homes in the north of the strip, and thousands were killed in israeli strikes. the attack on jabalia camp looks to be one of the biggest single palestinian losses of life so far in this war. jabalia is in the far north of gaza, where israel has been pushing forward. as electricity was cut off, premature babies in the hospital had to be taken from their incubators. our colleague rushdi, who's from gaza, was bravely reporting at the same time as he was trying to keep his own family safe. the humanitarian situation is also getting worse and worse, with israel not allowing food and medicine. i have seen people struggling to find water. here in the hospital, people are struggling to find fuel to run the generator and work in the...in the hospital. translation: i spend four or five hours every day in the queue - and at the end i only get one portion of br

peter bowen lost his next month.lingborough seat after a parliamentary investigation found that he committed acts of bullying and sexual misconduct. he's rejected those findings . he's rejected those findings. meanwhile, former minister chris skidmore resigned from his kingswood seat over his opposition to the government's green policies . there's no date green policies. there's no date yet for that. by election, but he's now said that he won't support the tories . former he's now said that he won't support the tories. former us president donald trump is in court in new york to hear closing arguments in his civil fraud trial , now, warning for fraud trial, now, warning for those of you watching on television , there will be television, there will be flashing images coming up. now, the stake is the state, rather is seeking nearly $350 million in penalties for overstating his net worth to banks. the judge has ruled that he's not allowed to make his own statement today, as he refused to agree to limits on what he would

so that it's like the pbc reporter term cohen, who talks about a war between israel and how miles bowen knows, like wrong. it's an attack owner and occupier, people by the occupier. israel best buy great powers. do you think lee is john list? you mentioned jeremy boeing, the least editor of the statement. david, bbc went to apologize previous to being profile this time is reporting you think they understand that a firing stone grenades into the alex and most going the equivalent of christmas eve is like, uh, doing that to the vatican on christmas eve. i mean, it was easy though 5 to a, it's a, it's a bit like that, the bombing the vatican or sending the soldiers into the vatican fold if they don't know, what are they doing out there? i mean, you don't actually have to be in the holy land to understand that the provocation, the attack on palestinian suddenly the attack on, on, on the holy a small skin in the, in, in, into, um, uh, was entirely unprovoked. and the, the fact that i'm come off to one of these riley's stop these attack. so now people in jerusalem stop from now. well, we will

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there, but thk you very much for your thought with me in the studio is international editor jeremy bowent of angry rhetoric today, but i would imagine that is usually in this case, they will take it back and considerate. will it change the way that israel executes the war? jeremy: that is what the court hopes. the court has said very clearly that israel -- it did not ask for a cease-fire, which isn't surprising, because estate have a right to self-defense. israel was attacked on the seventh of october, they are fighting back. the issue is how they fight. the court wants them to fight in a very different way, and it as it said come back to us in a month from now and show us what you are doing. will israel change the way it is fighting? well, we will have to see. the americans have been onto them for what seems like months to try to fight in a more targeted way. don't just drop a big bombs on the area you want to hit. be more surgical, is what the americans -- the way they put it in the hope of reducing the number of civilians who are being killed. the court has been very specific about wh

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