c. u k prime minister. but she's soon acts as the government for the introduce emergency legislation, which was confirmed. lawanda is a safe country for people to use the phone to version supreme court struck down a controversial government plan to the poor design and see cuz to the east african country. for 5 justices said they would be at risk of treatment and could be sent back to their home countries after they arrived at a wanda. it wouldn't show that people cannot further delay flights by bringing systemic challenges and out domestic costs. and still our policy being repeatedly blocked. but of course, we must be honest about the fact that even once parliament has changed a little here at home, we could still face challenges from the european court of human rights and strasberg. i told paul and earlier today that i'm prepared to change our laws and revisit those international relationships to remove the obstacles and i'll wait. so let me tell everybody now. i will not allow a foreign court to block the

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c, like the u. k. in germany allows there's, it, there's an entrenched culture of infinity. they know, and i can get away with it because they've gotten away with it in the past. this is not the 1st time. israel has been accused of war crimes. of course, these are for portions we haven't seen in decades, but really what we're seeing is, is real. taking full advantage of the fact that it feels that it is above the law above accountability, above even reproach. and the palestinian lives have been deemed expanded right by major inter enough powers, regardless of what they say about humanitarian assistance, which really rings hollow. at this point, mike, the link to the director of the new york office of the high commission for human rights has resigned. i'm sure you're aware and he said that the world is bearing witness to a textbook case of genocide from your experience as a former us special reference or is this a case of genocide building? this is the put the quite a possible makings of a, of a, of a genocide. a genocide, of course, is a very high standard to at to meet an i

this work was blocked in the security council by the united states and the u. k. c. it is indeed a great step forward to declare these humanitarian pauses. we have seen the horrifying statistics that were presented by the representatives of the gaza strip, the united nations and the neighboring countries in the region. those are risk statistics, literally called for urgent actions. they didn't just suggest that it was necessary to do something. they screamed for something to be done urgently. those actions were taken. unfortunately, a lot of time was lost because the united states and the u. k. blocked this initiative. and in this case, time meant human lives. unfortunately, because of the position of these 2 countries, time was lost and that caused the colossal number of casualties. we do not simply welcome the announcement of humanitarian pauses and the implementation of this agreement. we were the party that talked about it from the very beginning. we have defended our position and we have found many allies who have supported our position and stood in solidarity w

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this work was blocked in the security council by the united states and the u. k. c. it is indeed a great step forward to declare these humanitarian pauses. we have seen the horrifying statistics that were presented by the representatives of the gaza strip, the united nations and the neighboring countries in the region. those are risk statistics, literally called for urgent actions. they didn't just suggest that it was necessary to do something. they screamed for something to be done urgently. those actions were taken. unfortunately, a lot of time was lost because the united states in the u. k. block, this initiative. and in this case, time meant human lives. unfortunately, because of the position of these 2 countries, time was lost and that caused a colossal number of casualties. we do not simply welcome the announcement of humanitarian pauses and the implementation of this agreement. we were the party that talked about it from the very beginning. we have defended our position and we have found many allies who have supported our position and stood in solidarity with

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maybe the physical thing in time for what's happening now isn't me because a c or give me the least the u. k, or the rest of the media support thing for his life. thus the adult of that, i'm really sure that david kevin, will go forward to support as well. you will not be able to any time to stop or to has a step or other side of the action. we are sure that, i mean you. okay. the wisdom, wisdom community, as a says or the, the work community, or say nato a life is going to support this. i real sure that there's no difference between the game. i don't know of those using this type of type of the, of the policy or is in that is the afford lots all for this. so, and that's all from a pizza scouts. but mike, a quartet will be taking over to take you to all the top stories and through the nights, thank you very much vehicle the western released be, are most, is losing control of the narrative, free thinking citizens threatening their power and legitimacy. an example of best today is our legit anti semitism has been weaponized as criticism of israel or design is the miss dean bomb crime. hi, i'm

future, may be the physical being in time for what's happening now in the new does a c or in the middle east, the u. k. or the rest of the media support thing for his life. thus the adults of that, i'm really sure that they haven't come when we go forward. the support is, are you not be able to any time to the store or to has a step or other side of the action? we are sure that, i mean you. okay. the wisdom, wisdom the community, as a says or the, the work community, or say nato allies is going to support as i go. sure, that there's no difference between the game. i don't know of those using the side of the type of, of the policy or them i guess the afford or less also now the results checkouts out . com photos, latest breaking news and updates. we'll see if i can put something down the the russian states never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community. best english. i'll send send up the in the 65 with the keys 195 and speed. what else calls question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the rush to day and split the ortiz full neck, even

u. k. parliament . it sort of direst c, wisconsin pulled brendan was that a sizable protest is outside call them on by the same organizers who growth. hundreds of thousands of people onto the street up the weekend. this time, the number somewhere between 2 or 3000. but the events which happened inside solomon didn't go that way, not of the sort his national policy vote which called for a c 5. no, labor's alternative amendments, which simply after a longer few monetary imposes through in the voting system. and so the existing government policy, which is to support what it describes as humanitarian pulls us, remains the status where the demonstrate is safe. they will continue the campaign. shame on you was the chance when the voting results came through. i'm going to receive quite a crowd out here, but they will be back. they say, as weekends and days go by and the killing continues. whole brand of dollars. is there a central london that's of a scolding for a ceasefire, and god scuffle with police in washington, dc. o capita

u. k. parliament has rejected the motion for an immediate cease fire and gaza. the votes expose divisions within the main opposition, neva party. they a 3rd of it. same piece voted for c spa define leader his stomach. but while that both was happening for testers gathered outside the u. k. parliament in solidarity, wisconsin pulled brendan, who was that a sizeable son as a protest is outside solomon by the same organizes the growth, hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets of the weekend. this time the number somewhere between 2 or 3000. but the bench which happened inside parliament didn't go that way, not of the sort his national policy vote which for, for a see saw no labor's alternative amendments, which simply after long got few monetary imposes through in the voting system. and so the existing government policy, which is to support what it describes as humanitarian pulls us, remains the status where the demonstrate is safe. they will continue the campaign. shame on you was the chance when the visiting results came through and was received by the crowd out here. but they will be back. they say, as weekends and days go by. kidding continues. whole brand ne

u. k. from the european union heat, cold the vote at some painful breath. to roommate c, w as big as boss has mall from london about david cameron's political resurrection . god, i think it's much less about david cameron and his strength, and it's much more to do with the government afraid she soon hug, which is a government and crisis. so for about the last year, the conservative government has tre, is around 20 percent behind the or positioning label party. so that means that re, she's do not really wanted to, to do something to revise his premier ship. he also has a problem, had a problem with a full my, um, interior minister sweller problem and who he needed to get rid of he, he wanted to get rid of them. so this is part of why the racial so so the problem and was the interior minister and she has been criticized widely in the u. k for using quite some inflammatory language against migrant. when she was talking about an invasion. recently, she has attacked the metropolitan police for not doing the job properly for not policing, the palestinian protest, pro palestini

u. k. and israel india is planning to launch its own child c p t. rival soon. and this development could propel india to the forefront of the global industry and solidify its position as a major leader. many are excited for the potential to create meaningful and lasting change across various sectors, ultimately benefiting its people and empowering millions as well. people are divided on how artificial intelligence is going to shape the job market. there are studies that have found a i drives productivity in new organizations, are leading the way towards adopting a i and automation with 75 percent of desk. employees use a i at work, and this makes india the leader in the world for 8 i use. and today we're joined by tom tally, author of artificial intelligence basics. and now tom has witnessed, remarkable, advancements in recent years. how do you believe these technological strides are shaping our future and what benefits can i bring to various industries? yeah, no, i mean it's been around for decades, but it really has been the last 10 years that we've seen a lo

c. e. o of cornish metals, richard williams. it hails a new era of mining in the u. k. in the past and mining industry made its fortune from coal and now the decaying sector is experiencing a revival. the uncanny east coast pretends mining history is still visible. the region is rich in minerals that no one wants it for decades. now they are once again highly sought after 50 meters underground. an old mountain is being revived under the sides, crusty 10 project by the mining company, cornish metals seal. richard williams wants to revive the shafts and maintain on a large scale. currently, china is by far the largest 10 producer for the global market. he'd like to see more come from the u. k. and cornwall. this is the highest grade 10 results in the world. it's not currently in production. so for the highest grade, 10 deposit that we are aware of globally, it is a big thing and i think it reflects again, the quality of the district and caldwell for 10 mineralization from smartphones to wind turbines. tennis used in practically all electronic devices, the secular scope, w

c. we will get to those headlines stories in a moment, but some use emerging from the u. k. sue ellen braverman has been sucked. does home secretary coming as prime minister wishes to not rash shuffles? his cabinet rivermen has reportedly not being offered another post in the government going forward when it comes shortly after she loves it's in hot water, over accusing the metropolitan police of quote, playing favorites towards left wing groups to recent protests in support of people in gals and was home secretary ms. braverman was notorious for her hard line spends on a legal immigration most notably planning to the port asylum seekers from the u. k . 2 for one de, so that news coming in from london, the home secretary. so while i braverman has been psyched, especially soon, i wish i pulled his carpet more reaction from not in the coming hours. well, it's a northern gas of where the is really army is claiming to have made major advances in what was once the end saves. biggest urban center gal to city, not large. so the reduced to rubble. the a while the newly released flo

u. k. now, where an estimated $800000.00 protesters have gathered on the streets of london. also calling for a c 5 the gaza, the bridge van called the timing of the valley, disrespectful as it coincides with almost just a mocking the end of the 1st world war. an estimated 800000 people gathered, making it one of the largest demonstrations in british history. please, sir, this of a 100 arrests were made to this deck. the digging said gave us his reaction from the scene of the items things, brittany, and that they're all on these cards. and it's a part of squinting guides and honest. and that's there's nothing exemptions for unions. watson registration. you reset the the printed mt cheese lupsi spine. now step home in 1000, say 5 guys we because we are with you guys, but you guys are in many signs of people sending. i'm not still saying that actually you problem convent robots, but the site that's been big, the fun. c. e for now doesn't. if it's there, all the authorities, i've done that really listen to what people say. there was a mess with the disconnect here and put some 3 people, the media an

c. e. o of cornish metals, richard williams. it hails a new era of mining in the u. k. in the past and mining industry made its fortune from coal and now the decaying sector is experiencing a revival. the uncanny east coast britons, mining history is still visible. the region is rich and minerals that no one wanted for decades. now they are once again highly sought after 50 meters underground. an old mountain is being revived under the sides, crusty 10 project by the mining company, cornish metals seal. richard williams wants to revive the shafts and maintain on a large scale. currently, china is by far the largest tim producer for the global market. he'd like to see more come from the u. k. and cornwall. this is the highest grade 10 results in the world. it's not currently in production. so for the highest grade, 10 deposit that we are aware of globally, it is a big thing and i think it reflects again, the quality of the district in caldwell for 10 mineralization from smartphones to wind turbines. 10 is used in practically all electronic devices, the secular scope, wou

c, d. and obviously the member states, such as the united states, the united kingdom and the e u as well, the u. k. and the e. u in particular has been very much in the reports recently, claiming to have one criticism from the go see a to at the you in pool, attempting or trying to kill the you and proceeds the forwarding to go see a change in the back states and all of those and those taxes were considered to be a some sort of back stab and wanting the you in decision or resolution. not to go ahead. but it's also worth noting and very important to add that to act at the heart of all international tax. we go see it was a very simple, quick mission and that was who gets to collect what? because on one side, all the capital rich countries on the global knows the women the off, the was the biggest companies. it's a based. but then on the other side, do you have these capital poor countries that like most of the countries that reside and that are based in the african continent. so all of this and the majority off with those votes really pushed experts. and this is to say back to the test who has histo

when you see this happen, any c hospitals decomposing literally at the seams of bodies. 60000 people were sheltering itself off, so we is healthcare professionals in the u. k. was standing at the vigil on friday evening outside the residence of mr. soon. i'm calling for a sci fi in the middle of the video, we had a message come through from adult to sergeant inside. i'll ship off. so that was sent to the mobile phone with mr. interested in extra sauces. and it said that the route for intervention, it said we are surrounded, we obviously changed their tanks outside, shooting at us. we cannot get out, please us, feel government to provide us with the humanitarian aid card or for medical stuff and injured patients. and what did the west do for that, mr. to not do they tend to blind die like they have done that every other point. the next stage of to these dire and this is essentially accessing mortality. the 3rd composing bodies that will enter the water system. that will mean infections will spread lots of women infections. i am astounded that color it cases are not already being reported in gaza. we saw this in high, etc. we saw this in natural natural, re,

c a r t to kind of stadiums in the an immediate cease fire. that hasn't been a lot of controversy sunday among the people in the u. k is simply not doing enough and that is request right to monitor and pause is not going to be a benefit to dawson's not what is needed is immediate ceasefire. now however, the government has said that it was for at least 5 because that would be in there was admin pages that this is going to be continuing to be opposed to a lot of controversy. certainly among those who are to find the right end of this complex. so any guy go out is there a non done with thousands of protests is gab it in rogues on site today to show the support for posting and people the the site, the site has staples, blonde. and right now the last time i described was there's no words to empower as but testers who have come out to show that disappointments with the countries form policies of despite of bond on protests. supposing palestine just because it is truly sad and discussed at the seat of my country from condones domestic, which is happening in palestine. weather, in gauze, in jerusalem. and rough uh, in jeric

u. k. and the us turing central asian countries and saying that only sources despite the fact that they are members of the c s t o and the b c o, they must abide by the functions matching the goals. but they could be at least a bit more respectful. so when you say it's a bit more expected to smotts, they are even as well as see some making demands of the china. they think that the china must do what they say. said there was this a deputy state secretary, i think sherman, i think is the name judy she finished with us middle east seeing the ship, talked about india and she said publicly, we must explain this to india, what it's national interest of. leslie sealed on numerous to i cannot truly comment on this 7. those are figures funding, so we don't need this kind of soft power. i'm not sure that we have both of that. so it has stopped, including the phrase is now doctrinal documents. i see that say that we must create a positive image of russia broad time. we say that we must create an object of imaging. we know what our shortcomings are, was a sort of the child born of history. and that caused by some inert

u. k. in support of the palestinian people. a demonstration and solidarity with palestinians has also been taking place in the capital of chile. the c newman is there in santiago. i'm outside of jimmy's presidential palace right now, whether it's a pro palestinian demonstration taking place. there are several, several 100 people here, as you can see, as they are holding a demonstration that has a very, very particular theme this time apart from the, from calling for kelly to break diplomatic ties with israel. they are also, they're also putting, i'll choose small, choose tiny ones to illustrate the children that have died without their they married cases without having had time to put their shoes on. i'm going to ask what i've had to do, please take a close up shot of these tools that are painted with the red face. they are symbolizing, of course, the blood of thousands of children who have died in guys had their about a 1000 shoes here. but right now you can see they are continuing to demonstrate against the is really government, which they are calling a genocidal government. the point of this demonstration is to open, they say the

c uh issue with the testing that the government didn't say it. and then the right account for you said that international routines like the root can union on the u. k. a u. s. also condemned. and then within the construct because of the west african states that our condemnation is coming from the civil society is in nigeria, the condemned in the attempt to drill democracy because it's 10 and look a few years within the west africa region and w corresponded to watch the interest and nigeria, thank you so much. thank you and watching the news. here's a reminder of our top story today. the true as between israel and tomas has been extended for another 2 days opening the way for the release of more hostages extension was confirmed by the guitar, a foreign ministry, the initial forward, a pause and fighting saw her mazda agreed to release 50 is really hostages. in exchange for a 150 post damian's from is rarely present. that's all for me at this hour. next global us explores what more can be done to save the environment that is up after the break and we'll be back more headlines at the top. the next hour, the, the timing versus business. the gulf states

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u. k, it's old pro israel, they don't talk about the situation with the children. no older babies in casa, but you look at channels like all the international alger 0, c, c, t, v, cc tv. all, you know, they're all basically bringing the truth out of the gaza. strip, but we're not seeing it out of the west impressed so, so to him also i wanna ask you, as we wrap up this conversation here on how to international, if you were to send a message to the people in your and the people in america who are not getting the clearest picture of what's happening in gaza. what would you like to tell them now a what i have to meet the before this this i'm going to send you a mess up to the people there. how many going you okay that we also saw, i mean not many different. the source sees in many different places around the world of information. and i mean on my perspective of that you wanted, i didn't where i would, i would, a month, i would the, the biggest, the most important part of what as the city, to be able to talk with the foot and property gets in every single possible word and this is often in the last 4 or 5 weeks of conflict that they added to yet. i mean, they said tha

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c spa. and that's why i think they want to the signal that position again. well, clearly in the end they liked the us and the u. k. strange bedfellows, the u. s. u. k, and russia all decided to abstain instead. i'm sorry about interesting um, but the united states obviously has been very, very careful about the kind of wording and any kind of resolution. they were absolutely either been previously that they wanted a mouse to be mentioned that they wanted the right to self defense to be mentions that seems to have been just as a well, i mean, they weren't mentioned last time. and they said, because of that, we're going to be to this resolution that was on the 18th of october $29.00 days later. they get another resolution. again, calling for humanitarian pause is little bit more specific about them being more extended actually in this resolution. and they've not decided to veto this time, but, and it's was working out the what's happened in those 29 days and all of the death toll figures we think of serious underestimates because there are so many bodies buried under the rubble. but just going by the ministry of he