if convicted, newberg would be cashiered that is expelled from the british army with no recompense for his commission as he began his case, captain chapman announced that the army would not be prosecuting newberg for sodomy. robert jeff, the soldier who accused mr. newberg of sodomy, had since deserted chapman told the court. but although chapman dispensed with acts of buggery, he nevertheless prosecuted newberg as a bugger. it had never been about acts for chapman. rather, it was the priest's character that made him unfit for the army chaplain. thus proceeded to introduce instances where newberg had acted disrespectfully toward his superiors who defied military hierarchy and bore false witness in previous trials. the heart of the army's case centered around newbury's relationship with a private soldier on the third day of the trial. chapman called private nicholas gaffney and proceeded to elicit from him a tale of how the chaplain had seduced him. in so doing, he used newbury's reputation as a buggery to argue that he had manipulated an innocent soldier to bring disorder to the regime

my own expertise on the british army. and then we have john in the continental army taught on the loyalists, alex on the germans, the hessians and bob on the french. questions can be directed to the panel in general or to an individual, as you wish. i could just please ask you to raise your hand and wait for the microphone so everybody online can hear too. so thank you. thank you so much. a great presentation. a quick question about the loyalists to lance's rangers. were there many around the nascent united states, like that, i mean, that were sort of outside the british to some degree, i'm sure the coordinated, but how popular, how frequent, how common was it that they these militia local militia loyal militia, the question concerns loyalists and the amount of of use and it's it's a it's a very good question. yeah. when you're talking about figures numbers, you're cumulative over eight years of war. not at one time, but during the course of the war there were probably about 50,000 americans who served the british. again,

continuous in that, the israelis are the modern equivalent of nazis and we are not fighting them, the british army is helping them with spy planes and conducting missions over gaza, so you know we are talking about uh two very different armies and even then ' uh, you know, this this, this is not a controversial thing, if if you you can't even enter uh the united kingdom without a visa, never mind, with guns or tanks or ships, like, you will be blasted out of the water, there's nothing controversial about this, it's only controversial when you think of palestinians as being subhuman or or without agency or having no self-determination, like how, because that's the racist mindset, it's like you're you're not real people, how how dare you fight back against us, right? well, what i'm the case that i'm making is that no, the palestinians... are not just real people uh, they are equals, they are better than you morally, they have more courage than all of us and they will fight back, so don't even dare to set foot on their soil because you will be blasted out of the water, go back home, like what are you

so, i have no problem with that british army, the problem we have is the um, the british army that invades iraq, that invades afghanistan, the falklands that is imperialist, and and uh, you know, when when we're fighting nazis, we have to be continuous in that, the israelis are the modern equivalent of nazis and we are not fighting them, the british army is helping them with spy planes and conducting missions over gaza, so you know we are talking about uh two very different armies and even then uh you now this this this is not a controversial thing, if if you you can't even enter uh the united kingdom without a visa, never mind with guns or tanks or ships, like you will be blasted out of the water, there's nothing controversial about this, it's only controversial when you think of palestinians as being subhuman or or without agency or having no self-determination, like how, because that that's the racist mindset, it's like you're you're not real people, how could how dare you fight back against us, right? well, what i'm the case that i'm making is that no, the palestinians are... just real

continuous in that, the israelis are the modern equivalent of nazis and we are not fighting them, the british armies helping them with spy planes and conducting missions over gaza, so you know we are talking about uh two very different armies, and even then uh, this this, this is not a controversial thing, if if you you can't even enter uh, the united kingdom without a visa, never mind, with guns or tanks or ships, like, you will be blastered out of the water, there's nothing controversial about this, it's only controversial when you think of palestinians as being subhuman or or without agency or having no self-determination, like how, because that that's the racist mindset, it's like, you're you're not real people, how could how dare you fight back against us right? well what i'm what the case that i'm making is that no, the palestinians are not just real people, uh, they are equals, they are better than you, morally, they have more courage than all of us and they will fight back. so don't even dare to set foot on their soil because you will be blasted out of the water, go back home, like what are

ali and his allies empty-handed with fuse rifles in front of the 10-pound cannons of the great british army, who believed that the sun would not set on their land for the first time in 150 years. it is enough to defeat the rail with minimal force. no one but him irada, with the belief he had towards his country , towards his religion, with the permission of the scholars who had moved, 5 thousand people stood in front of him. in the newspapers of the world, they write that strong men with guns in their hands caught the front of the great british army and the great british the story of the brave men of tangistan will become a model for the countries of the world to face akbar's tyranny and tyranny . stand in front of the big equipment of the world and with the vengeance of god and the power of god and their pride and bigotry could defeat this british body by resorting to the usual method of assassination by internal influential elements in dowa, but his name and his comrades still shine in the ranks of the heralds of freedom on the heights of history. on foot , they took hareem razavi road fr

this is the british army intimidating the colonies. ou don't put them in an urban area full of british people if it's not to manage the british people. so, is it a terrible thing that's happened -- of course it is.e who's to blame, the people that brought the army to boston are to blame. heartless. the soldiers weren't there to protect us. they were there to intimidate us. it was inevitable that there was going to be a conflict. the colonists somehow what is that, we got tea from the dutch as well as the english and now we can't. cheaper tea from the dutch, what you did is try to cage us into a monopoly and under the guise of lowering the duty, tightening up the enforcement that keeps us tied into it's not like it was just he like it is now. it was the most popular drink of the t time. it was a central partar of brith life in britain and the british colony life. for the last decade, parliament overstepping its bounds year after year. it's not like we were not telling them how they are being problematic. we told them, we petitioned them,

this is the british army intimidating the colonies. you don't put them in an urban area full of british people. if it's to manage the british people. so is a terrible thing. this of course it is. who's to blame the people who brought this army to are to blame heartless as the soldiers weren't there to protect us. they were there to intimidate. it was inevitable all that there was going to be a conflict conflict. and instead ofelrate the colonies somehow and what hell is that? we gotearom the dutch, as well as the english and. now we can't cheaper tea from the dutch you brought down the price. what you did is try to cage us into a monopoly and under guise of lowering the duties up the enforce cement that us rigidly tied in to. you know it's not like it was just tea like it is now tea was the most popular drink the time it was a central part of british and britain and the british colonies life for the last decade made parliament overstepping its bounds year after year after year. it's not like we weren't telling how they're being. we told

currently, the tv channel will feature a retired colonel of the british army, a well-known military experten grant. good save the kin. glory to ukraine, dear, mr. colonel. glory to the heroes. we understand that there are extremely many events and all of them are... of course important, but we understand that the situation in the pokrovsk direction requires additional attention, so we understand that the enemy has made this a general direction for himself, although finally the directions of the great russian-ukrainian war, in particular it didn't get any easier in donbas, that is, it feels like the enemy has thrown all its available resources in order to breach our defenses. it is quite clear that russia will continue to advance in... the east of ukraine, and it cannot be stopped at the moment. however, what is really important is that we, for our part, must maintain a coherent line of defense. it is absolutely impossible to allow the formation of boilers. by the way, one of them is now forming in the zoryanyi area, that is, we have to be very careful and keep the front line as straight as

however, this agreement gave legitimacy to the presence of the soviet and british armies in iran, andtheir presence was not considered military occupation. differences in the defense of the oath he considered the letter of occupation of iran in september 1320 as the result of the mistakes of the previous government, reza shah. 5 years later, based on the same treaty, iran passed a resolution on the need for the withdrawal of the soviet union from its territory to be approved by the united nations security council. the numerous problems of the country caused most of the ministers of the farouq government to resign . some time later, there was a difference in the parliament. he announced his resignation and refused to accept any responsibility. mohammad ali farooqi died in 1321 due to a heart attack. congratulations , it's very harmonious with the bed and pillow you chose. thank you. the important thing is to buy it from their specialized market with these conditions and in this way. comfort, yes, from this house to that time, yes, from an iranian house to your home, a specialized marke

now the retired colonel of the british army, the well-known military expert glen grant will work on the air of the espresso tv channel. good save the king. glory to ukraine, dear mr. colonel. good save the king, glory to the heroes. we understand that there are a lot of events, and all of them are extremely important, but we understand that the situation in the pokrovsky direction requires additional attention, so we understand that the enemy. made this a general direction for himself, although finally the direction of the great russian-ukrainian war, in particular in donbas, did not become easier, i.e. such the feeling that the enemy has thrown all his available resources to break through our defenses. it is quite clear that russia will continue to advance in the east of ukraine, and for now there is no stopping it. however, what is really important is that we, on our part , must support. integral line of defense, it is absolutely impossible to allow the formation of cauldrons, by the way, one of them is currently forming in the zoryanyi area, that is, we must be very careful and keep

army. they did not want conscription. they thought britishnce comes by having a professional army that's well paid . the job is that's well paid. the job is attractive and in particular the terrible accommodation issues that face lower ranks and married service people. that's a really major stumbling block to recruitment, and i think it's quite shocking that the officers in the british army have fantastic accommodation. the lower ranks do not. it wouldn't pass muster in civvy street to put people in an accommodation that some of our lower ranks have to live in, in military service, so we need to address those changes. if we make it a more attractive option, then we'll get the recruits and then we'll get the recruits and then we'll have the highly excellent professional army that we need and deserve. >> it's an excellent point. and andrew, we've been covering today on gb news, the homes for heroes scheme put forward by sir keir starmer upon first of casual analysis . actually, it casual analysis. actually, it doesn't prioritise veterans . does

army. the british official also promised a 6% salary increase for army volunteers and said that they are lookingrs to work in the cyber defense department of the army because, according to him, these people can bring new initiatives to the army. enter this section . another american in connection with. arami was sentenced to prison after the previous election of the american president. ohio court a priest to cause encouraging people to participate in the protests, he was sentenced to two and a half years in prison and three years of parole. this priest has also been sentenced to pay a fine of 10 thousand dollars. january 6, 2021, trump supporters protested biden's victory in the us presidential election by claiming fraud. they were entering the us congress building. so far, more than 1,400 people have been tried in the us due to the attack on the congress building and the unrest after the previous us presidential elections. 900 people have been sentenced to imprisonment from a few months to a few years. a number of american people. protesting against police brutality in new york they staged a pr

led this young british protester outside . and setting new criteria in the recruitment of the british army to overcome the crisis of shortage of personnel from the recruitment of gamers ha bazi baza ta ka medical restrictions british defense minister stated that the country's army has reached its smallest size in the last 200 years and said that things like suffering from asthma or severe acne will no longer be part of the restrictions for recruitment in the army. this british official also promised a 6% salary increase to the volunteers to join the army and in addition said that he is looking for gamers to work in the defense department of the site. we are for the army because, according to him, these people can bring new initiatives to this sector . thank you very much for being with us. hossein, sir, did you leave? sir, what happened to the refrigerator ? how many guarantees did you ask for? one time, it was the same as when you said you didn't want it, no advance, no guarantee. i bought a first-class baklava . iron for home bed and mattress. to the bank in sarai bozor irani in the citi

iran pledged to allow british and soviet armies to pass through. that iran provide them with all the roads, airports, ports and telecommunication facilities. it was also committed to materials and workers to help these armies. censor the way and the media for their benefit. in front of england and the soviet union , they agreed to leave iran no later than 6 months after the war. however, this agreement gave legitimacy to the presence of the soviet and british army in iran and their presence was not considered a military occupation. farooqi in defense of the agreement of occupation of iran in september 1320 is the result of the government's mistakes. the former means reza shah danst. 5 years later, iran submitted a resolution to the united nations security council on the need for the withdrawal of the soviet union from its territory in accordance with the same treaty. the numerous problems of the country caused most of the ministers of the farouq government to resign. some time later, farooqi announced his resignation in the parliament and refused to accept any responsibility. mohamma

because it's still the headquarters of the british army. so there might not have been as many there as there were. but ten years before for there still a number of troops the alliances want to issue paper currency into the cities, so issue more money throughout economy to try and stimulate a little bit to kind of get the economy going so that new yorkers can have more money in their pocket. the quartering is not popular in new york. the assembly is kind of heat and hard of it, whether adhere to it. parliament has threatened to shut down the assembly if they don't. that alliances are kind of in a here and they don't really know what to do. so they go to a couple of people called isaac sears and john lamb, both of them go on to become patriots and the revolution. both of them at this time supporters of the dnc's helped them get elected. and 68 and 69. so they speak isaac sears and john krueger james johnson and they have this this meeting and they kind of you see a series of maybe a little bit like a lobbyist he's trying to get a sense of wha

iran pledged to allow british and soviet armies to pass through iran and provide them with all roads,ports, ports and telecommunication facilities . he also pledged to provide materials and workers to help these armies and to censor the media in their favor. in front of england and the soviet union, they committed up to to leave iran after the war, but this treaty gave legitimacy to the presence of the soviet and british army in iran and their presence was not considered military occupation. in defense of iran's occupation treaty in september 1320, farooqi considered it the result of the mistakes of the previous government, reza shah. 5 years later, based on the same agreement, iran issued a resolution on the necessity of withdrawal. the soviet union was approved by the united nations security council. it caused many problems in the country. most of the government ministers should resign. some time later, farooqi announced his resignation in the parliament and refused to accept any responsibility. mohammad ali farooqi died in 1321 due to a heart attack. he has spent his days and night

according to this report , the number of active soldiers in the british army has decreased by more than 55% compared to four decades ago to 72,500 people. in this report , referring to the war in ukraine, it is warned that the use of new technologies in wars cannot replace the military, and the number of troops is still a very important indicator to win the war. it is important that in recent years british military and political authorities have made requests to increase the number of army forces. hurricane helen power out more than 2 million commonly cut off the southeastern regions of the united states. the wind speed in this area reaches 110 miles per hour. a state of emergency has been declared in georgia, north and south carolina, virginia and alabama. and in the state of florida, authorities issued mandatory evacuation orders. screening of iranian animation in turkish cinemas according to the deputy of iran's cultural consultation in turkey, the screening of this iranian animation has started in more than 170 turkish cinemas, including the big cities of this country. the animated

one of the countries that was invaded by the british army during that difficult period is kenya. kenya is located in the east of the african continent and has fertile soil and rich mineral and natural resources. with the arrival of the british colonists in kenya in the middle of the 19th century, they took over agricultural lands and tribal lighthouses, slave trade, looting of natural resources and life. kenya's wildness has begun. in 1952, kenya was a british colony and since 1920 it was officially a colony and under the control of the british colonial office. the fact is that britain came here to loot our resources , not to help us. a group of white british immigrants owned hundreds or even thousands of square kilometers of land and their lives were very prosperous because there were very heartbreaking cases of children dying in their beds. cases of rape and murder of women. but in all these violent cases, only 32 white civilians were killed. this is despite the fact that the british media, both during the colonial period and now, about the violence of this the group exaggerates

looting and bloodshed in the african continent. one of the countries that were invaded by the british army during that difficult time, the country of kenya goes to you. kenya is located in the east of the african continent and has fertile soil and rich mineral and natural resources. with the arrival of the english colonists in the middle of the century. in kenya , the appropriation of agricultural lands and lighthouses of the tribes of the slave trade began to plunder the natural resources and wildlife of kenya. in 1952, kenya became a british colony. immigrant skin, you didn't say that you had committed a big crime and they could put you in jail for that reason. i said to myself, i said that this situation should not continue. yes, i have to join someone who they are fighting for the freedom of our country. if if something cannot be achieved through peace , it can be achieved through war. in nairobi, the capital of kenya , europeans and africans came to the streets out of fear of us. the actions of this monstrous group have spread fear over kenya. very heartbreaking cases of children dyin

but the behaviors the brutality of white settlers and the british army gradually gives way to a more sinister and disturbing set of narratives about mass torture. i was at home when the soldiers came in and told me where the hiding place of our members is. i had no idea. that's why with their guns. i told them that even if they kill me, i have nothing to say because i don't know where they are hiding. the british soldiers broke my leg. being me to rape. at some point of it at the time, an english officer was sent to investigate these matters. this person, whose name was jung, observed the signs of serious human rights violations closely in his research and remembered them. this file. they presented it to the ministry of legal affairs in kenya and the attorney general, but this case entered the preliminary investigation stages. this is where the files disappear. they say that there is not enough evidence and some investigations are completely stopped. when some of our survivors complained to the british government in 2013 , foreign secretary william hague said that it was not the brit

however, the british experience of the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent, the british army losses in low, le, were the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize my la and independence. the resilience of demo late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in southeast asia. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power. a good division with no real live indians. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really one say better wills, and is it just as a chosen few. fractured images presented as broad. can you see through their illusion going underground can the, this is the story of freedom and democracy in social 3, west. it seems to me that only clinically insane people or those for obviously bias can believe in it's. it's very easy to promote freedom of speech and practice. and when it's only your speech accounts and no one else's policies editor in chief last washington sanctions against all china as an unprecedented sign, as a single media outlets, school

however, the british experience the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent, the british army losses in the way over the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay in independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. the . the hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered on peter lavelle. historically in the west, freedom of speech was deemed a right and not a privilege. it appears. this is no longer the case. this is also the case with the latest iteration of the russia gate hoax. only right speech is allowed. the cross slacking free speech. i'm joined by my guess. larry johnson in tampa is.

the british army's new chief has warned could lose its next conflict unless it increases its fightinger. as malcolm brevet reports, military leaders are steeling themselves for more cuts from keir starmer's more -- new government. >> when it comes to ceremonial duties, british forces are arguably the best in the world. but in these volatile times, britain is a shadow of its former glorious military self. >> if we fight using the old ideas, the chances are, we lose. >> pictured receiving a gallantry medal from the late queen is the new head of britain's army, which hasn't been this small for over two centuries. >> we have got to pull the future of fighting power into the present faster than we thought we could. >> do you think we could last for days, weeks? >> not very long. it is simply not long enough to fight any kind of protracted conflict. terry analysts rupert jones helped orchestrate the defeat of islamic state in syria. >> british army's equipment is in a huge state. it is getting better. but i was using equipment my father had used and some of it is still in service today. it

the fangs in the front hand caught the great british army and pinned the great british to the ground. the brave story of the men of tangistan becomes a model for the countries of the world to face oppression, arrogance and tyranny. this resistance that you can see today in qaza, the ali chiefs in bushar proved their example that a small region and people can be resistant to tej. let them stand up in the world and with the obedience of god and the power of god and their pride and bigotry, they will be able to defeat this, the palestinian cause, which continues the path of anti-authoritarianism, is a great man whom britain could not defeat with threats and coercion. destroy it and only by resorting to his usual method of assassination by internal infiltrators on 12 shahrivar 1294, he was martyred, and now, although 19 years have passed since the martyrdom of ali delwari, his name and his comrades are still in the ranks of freedom heralds in history. shine vahid khodavs of delvar radio and television news agency. well, now that we are in busher province, it is not without grace. we prese

the british army losses in low, le, we're the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay in independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. the russian states to the mattress as tired as i'm one of the most sense community. most all sense and up the in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will bend in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on rochester landing and split the r t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube. the question, did you say stephen twist, which is the.

be like this without my knowledge, who is barracks with the complete collapse of the soviet and british army to advance their demands in iran. it becomes more open. they, who were aware of reza shah's desire to cooperate with the germans, are not interested in keeping him in the kingdom. to run the uninstall program from the country's political scene, the farsi section of radio london , in an unexpected turn, puts criticism and ridicule on shah's agenda. i saw that with an extremely strong tone, he started to attack reza shah personally and to express his tragedies, that this person destroyed the freedom of iran and trampled on the constitutionality of iran . they had made iran the base of german policy. the world is about to perish. broadcasting this report assured farouqi that iran will not be freed from this bombast with the presence of reza shah. passing this crisis with only one. it looked like a garden usually, i was quickly taking notes , i was reading to my father, i apologized , i said i brought you radio london because it was strange, i said, "hey, what was that?"

in the recruitment of the british army to overcome the crisis of shortage of personnel, from the recruitment of gamers to the reduction of medical restrictions. the british defense minister stated that the army of this country is at its smallest size the last 200 years have arrived, he said: we are looking to recruit computer gamers to work in the cyber defense department of the army. thank you, dear countrymen, in the presence of god. i invite you to be a viewer of the hozha news. good night , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. peace and blessings of god be upon the prophet and his holy reading. greetings to you , dear viewers. welcome to the personalities and institutions of the seminary. they expressed their condolences on the death of a group of hardworking workers in the tabas mine accident. . the office of ayatollah shabiri zanjani, one of the authorities of imitation of ayatollah arafi, the director of the seminaries of the country and the community of teachers of the seminary of qom, in separate statements with condolences to the bereaved families and wishes

island, the ira when they became under assault by the british army, suddenly, there were republicansress tv news review program, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now, welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv world news, now head of the un agency for processing refugees reveals over 70% of unrest schools and gaza have been either destroyed or damaged due to israel's attacks, philiprry noted many of the schools become shelters for hundreds of thousands of displaced families and no longer suitable for education, he said situation leaves over 600 thousand children traumatized and deprived of an education, lazareny added, have these children previously attended under schools emphasizing sease fire is essential for civilian relief, the release of captives and delivery of critical supplies including educational resources. and independ un expert warns israel's quote genocidal violence in gaza risk spreading to other parts to occupied palestine amid a large-scale military operation in the west bank. francisco albanese warned israel's recent intensification of its operations in t

publication daily mail, peter hitchins, in an interview with his colleague, said that the state of the british armyis so deplorable that a real enemy is beyond its capabilities. in a real war, quote: the country would not be able to defend itself from an attack by anyone larger than an amusement park legalnd. according to hitchins, the fleet currently has about 15 ships, most of which are stationary, i.e. undergoing repairs or simply rusting. well, and two giant new aircraft carriers. the navy, obsolete even before they were laid down, will not be able to defend itself if it has to go to sea. britain has to reluctantly borrow planes from the united states, and as for the army itself, the so-called manpower, there are simply not enough people there. not one of our six attack submarines is at sea, so our supposedly independent nuclear deterrents, themselves encircled and under great strain, are likely to be protected. without american help, great britain is nothing, the locals are confused by the fact that the british government, which is pushing ukraine to escalate the conflict, is not combat-ready.

now they launch into orbit almost exclusively satellites of the american and sometimes british army,devices of the starlink group, which was presented as cheap internet to every home, eventually became a key element of communication for the armed forces of ukraine. the current national defense strategy of the united states of america puts interaction with private sector, attracting private investment, small and medium-sized innovative enterprises, as one of the strategic priorities. and naturally, such large and well-known companies as those associated with musk, they play a big role in this regard. unite fighters in a network so that they exchange messages in radio silence mode, control fpv drones with the power of thought, or generally contactlessly hack enemy defense systems, well, would the pentagon miss such opportunities? we are back in the studio, mikhail bertovich, among critics of this businessman. to direct him and so on, all this is possible in principle. here is such a question, after all, here are non-invasive chips, they may be, how much less promising they are, maybe i

richard, british army commander? richard, thank you very much for joining me.he risk at the moment and what developments are you expecting ? well, the idf has you expecting? well, the idf has been doing enormous damage to hezbollah in the last few days . hezbollah in the last few days. >> the last week perhaps, enormous damage. and this, of course, is in the wake of thousands of rockets being fired into northern israel by hezbollah since the 8th of october. i think it can only probably escalate further than it has already. we've seen today. just today, we saw missiles fired from or a missile at least fired from by hezbollah from lebanon towards tel aviv, which was thankfully intercepted. that's the first time this has happened, so i think, you know, if that continues, if attempts by hezbollah to reach further and further south into israel continues, i think the idf will have little choice other than to go in on the ground and launch a full scale ground offensive to deal with hezbollah that might happen anyway, but i know there are a lot of efforts going on at t

enoch powell was a professor of classics, a polyglot and british army brigadier before becoming a conservativewever, his career was marred by allegations of racism after the infamous rivers of blood speech, which saw him dismissed from ted heath's shadow cabinet. like all of the politicians in this series , powell was never this series, powell was never prime minister. so i began by asking professor sir vernon bogdanor about the way he exercised influence outside of government. >> i was a cabinet minister for only 15 months, so we don't remember him because of any particular legislative achievements, but because of what he did outside parliament in his speeches. the speech he's most remembered for, perhaps, is the one rather inaccurately called the rivers of blood speech, in which he warned about the dangers of uncontrolled immigration. but i think that really had a negative effect because it prevented people discussing immigration rationally. if they did, they were accused of being racists. i think his deeper influence is something else that he proclaimed. the importance of the sovereignty of

irish war that happened here uh in northern ireland, the ira when they became under assault by the british army there joining us out of bristol, the uk, and viewers, this brings us to this uh conclusion of the segment to your press tv news review program. thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now, the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees reveals that over 70% of rondova schools in gaza are either destroyed or damaged due to israeli attacks. philippe lazardini noted that many schools have become shelters for hundreds of thousands of displaced families and are no longer usable for education. he said this situation leads over 600 thousand children traumatized and deprived of education. lazerini added that half of these children previously attended annarwa schools. he emphasized that a ceasefire is essential for civilian relief. the release of captives and the delivery of critical supplies including educational resources. an independent un expert warns that israel's quote genocidal violence in gaza risk spreading to other parts of the occupied palestine and midd a large scale military o

irish war that happened here in in northern ireland, the ira when they became under assault by the british armyr aim number two was to release. the hostages, well what's happened is there have been one or two released, few uh, but uh, most of them have been killed by netanyahu, so he is a complete disaster, gentlemen, thank you both for joining us, stay safe to both of you uh, scott bennett joining us from san francisco, california, tony golsing, they're joining us out of bristol, the uk, and viewers, this brings us to this uh conclusion of the segment to your press tv news review program, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. israely forces continued their deadly attacks across occupied west bank for the seventh day in arrow. now they have killed a palestinian child. according to palestinian media, the child was shot in the head by an israelly sniper in the tulkaram refugee camp. also, his father was injured after being hit in the waste by the sniper. regime forces have been deploying armored vehicles, bulldozers and snipers back by drones and war planes in major west bank cities. this

irish war that happened here uh in northern ireland the ira when they became under assault by the british army brings us to this uh, conclusion of the segment to your press tv news review program, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now, and welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv world. news, head of the un agency for palestine refugees reveals over 70% of unrest schools in gaza are either destroyed or damaged due to his really attacks. philippe lazarini noted, many schools have become shelters for hundreds of thousands of displaced families and are no longer suitable for education, he said this situation leaves over 600,00 children deprived of an education. lazarne added half these children previously attended underrest schools, he emphasized a seasfire is essential for civilian relief, the release of captives and delivery of critical supplies including educational resources. an independent un expert warrants israel's quote genocidal violence in gaza risks spreading to other parts of the occupied palestine amit a large scale military operation in the west bank. francesca albanese