and i hope david cameron, when he i i hope david cameron, when he presumably— i hope david cameron, when he presumably responds to this i i hope david cameron, when he presumably responds to this ini i hope david cameron, when he i presumably responds to this in the house _ presumably responds to this in the house of— presumably responds to this in the house of lords _ presumably responds to this in the house of lords himself, _ presumably responds to this in the house of lords himself, will- house of lords himself, will acknowledge _ house of lords himself, will acknowledge that, - house of lords himself, will acknowledge that, and i- house of lords himself, will. acknowledge that, and i think house of lords himself, will- acknowledge that, and i think there would _ acknowledge that, and i think there would certainty— acknowledge that, and i think there would certainly chime _ acknowledge that, and i think there would certainly chime with - acknowledge that, and i think there would certainly chime with the i would certainly chime with the feeling — would certainly chime with the fe

lord cameron's lanauuae might wonder why. lord cameron's language is — might wonder why.almost _ might wonder why. lord cameron's language is almost unprecedented | language is almost unprecedented amount certainly in the last 20 years or so from a british foreign secretary, focusing very much on the israelis and specifically when it comes to aid. the facts on the ground are the reasons why. more than 18 children of reported to be dead from malnutrition, one in six children under the age of two is reported to be severely malnourished in parts of northern gaza, and there is a looming manager in crisis which is a looming manager in crisis which is on the verge of getting a lot worse. people in gaza are just dying from the effects of bombing and shelling but also from the effects of hunger and starvation and is an untenable situation. the focus is on the israelis to allow more aid in and on average about 100 trucks a day are getting in but it is not nearly enough to feed it nearly 300,000 people in northern gaza and the million or so in southern gaza. israelis have military

david cameron. — keep our country safe. david cameron, the _ keep our country safe.ary keep our country safe. david - cameron, the foreign secretary and formerly prime minister, under him, the conservative government cosied up the conservative government cosied up to china. economically, they are obviously very mighty as a presence in the uk and globally. what realistically is the uk going to be able to do or announce that is meaningful today?— able to do or announce that is meaningful today? able to do or announce that is meaninuful toda ? ~ ., ., meaningfultoday? when david cameron was prime minister, _ meaningfultoday? when david cameron was prime minister, he _ meaningfultoday? when david cameron was prime minister, he ushered - meaningfultoday? when david cameron was prime minister, he ushered in - was prime minister, he ushered in what was called the golden age of uk china relations. you wouldn't describe it like that any more. he is of course now the foreign secretary. he will have to face some questions on this from conservative backbench mps at a private mee

that was lord cameron speaking today. on _ that today. that was lord cameron speaking today.cameron speaking today. on a visit - that today. that was lord cameron speaking today. on a visit to - speaking today. on a visit to cyprus, the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, said they hope it was start by sunday. said they hope it was start by sunda . ., , said they hope it was start by sunda. ., , , . sunday. today, the republic of c rus, sunday. today, the republic of cyprus. the _ sunday. today, the republic of cyprus, the european - sunday. today, the republic of - cyprus, the european commission, the united arab emirates and the united states, of course supported by other critical partners, announced our incense to open the maritime corridor, to deliver much needed additional amounts of humanitarian assistance by c. we are launching this cyprus maritime corridor together. cyprus, the european union, united arab emirates and the united states, and it is your relentless work to get this corridor up relentless work to get this corridor up and running despite

our royal correspondent cameron walker has more. cameron, what's he had to say?james middleton has posted on instagram a childhood photograph of him and his older sister catherine. he says over the years we have climbed many mountains together as a family . we will climb this as a family. we will climb this one with you too, and i think that just shows the strength of the middleton family of course, they are very close units. carol and mike, catherine's parents, james of course, pippa and her family as well. george, charlotte, louis and william most definitely. >> well , now let's speak to the >> well, now let's speak to the editor in chief of majesty magazine, ingrid seward, who has also written a wonderful book about king charles and his relationship with his mother . relationship with his mother. ingrid. welcome to the program. your reaction to this shocking news? >> well, i'm sure my reaction was like that of everybody else's. i was shocked , shocked, else's. i was shocked, shocked, and full of admiration that the princess of wales was brave enough and strong

we foreign secretary lord cameron. let's take a listen.— foreign secretary lord cameron.ave been involved in _ let's take a listen. we have been involved in this _ let's take a listen. we have been involved in this maritime - let's take a listen. we have been involved in this maritime corridorj involved in this maritime corridor from _ involved in this maritime corridor from the — involved in this maritime corridor from the start, because what it will do is _ from the start, because what it will do is take _ from the start, because what it will do is take aid from cyprus in the mediterranean, and directly into gaze _ mediterranean, and directly into gaza. what we have been doing is helping _ gaza. what we have been doing is helping with the prescreening of aid, so — helping with the prescreening of aid, so you check it in cyprus, so it doesn't— aid, so you check it in cyprus, so it doesn't have to be rechecked when it doesn't have to be rechecked when it arrives _ it doesn't have to be rechecked when it arrives. that is important. we also _ it arrives. that is important.

smith-cameron."?" "no, no, but, you know, courtney said he would call." nothing. it reminded me of this old joke, i don't know if you've ever heard it -- okay. the joke goes, a quasi-famous actress, let's say her name is j. smith-cameron, is in a restaurant. and, you know, the waiter brings her the wrong dish or something, and is kind of snooty about it. so j. smith-cameron goes, "do you know who i am?" and the waiter says, "give me a hint." [ laughter ] and then the actress says, "i'm j. smith-cameron." and the waiter says, "give me another hint." [ laughter ] >> seth: now, before you had this recognizable face and name, you used to sneak into the plaza hotel. this was back in your -- before auditions. >> right. >> seth: you were living in washington heights at the time. >> that's right. >> seth: how would you find your way to sneaking into the plaza? >> okay, yes. well, so i lived in washington heights, which is, you know, very far from midtown where all the auditions seem to be. and i just develop

our royal correspondent cameron walker has more. cameron, what's he had to say? he has james middleton has posted on instagram a childhood photograph of him and his older sister catherine. he says over the years we have climbed many mountains together as a family . we will climb this as a family. we will climb this one with you too, and i think that just shows the strength of the middleton family of course, they are very close units. carol and mike, catherine's parents, james of course, pippa and her family as well. george, charlotte, louis and william most definitely. >> well , now let's speak to the >> well, now let's speak to the editor in chief of majesty magazine, ingrid seward, who has also written a wonderful book about king charles and his relationship with his mother . relationship with his mother. ingrid. welcome to the program. your reaction to this shocking news? >> well, i'm sure my reaction was like that of everybody else's. i was shocked , shocked, else's. i was shocked, shocked, and full of admiration that the princess of wales was brave enough an

cameron. we know?. >> kensington palace are not >> so kensington palace are not going further details going into any further details about of cancer about what type of cancer the princess has. about what type of cancer the princess has . the about what type of cancer the princess has. the only information they are giving us is that it was discovered in post—op tests following her major abdominal surgery in january at the london clinic. they really insist and stress, as the princess did herself in that video , that the princess, that video, that the princess, like all of us, have a right to medical privacy and we don't really have a right to know exactly what cancer she has. they have given us a lot of information in terms of the kind of treatment she's undergoing . of treatment she's undergoing. we know that it's a preventative. chemotherapy is what they're saying. i'm told that it started she started that treatment at the end of last month, and that treatment is ongoing. as to when that treatment ends

cameron. we know?on. >> kensington palace are not >> so kensington palace are not going further details going into any further details about of cancer about what type of cancer the princess has. about what type of cancer the princess has . the about what type of cancer the princess has. the only information they are giving us is that it was discovered in post—op tests following her major abdominal surgery in january at the london clinic. they really insist and stress, as the princess did herself in that video , that the princess, that video, that the princess, like all of us, have a right to medical privacy and we don't really have a right to know exactly what cancer she has. they have given us a lot of information in terms of the kind of treatment she's undergoing . of treatment she's undergoing. we know that it's a preventative. chemotherapy is what they're saying. i'm told that it started she started that treatment at the end of last month, and that treatment is ongoing. as to when that treatment en

i a sort of continuing bilateral adults and that's why load cameron, as a u. k. foreign minister was here in the lane today, but of course, this meeting comes against the backdrop of these international crises. those were the center of these tools. we've been told that namely the war in ukraine at the desire of both countries to do as much as they can to support ukraine's to defensive itself. and of course, also the fighting in gaza and appeals to both sides in that conflict, to somehow bring it to an end, or at least to bring about a seats in the fighting. now with regard to the ukraine, that the minister say anything new about military support. so i wouldn't say that there was anything particularly new. what is clear is that they did discuss that question of how much support can be given uh, david cameron at saying that, you know, it's important that everybody does everything that they can. and he was honest about the wisdom of sending a medium to long range missiles. of course, it's been a big debate here, whether to send jim it is taurus that miss out to u

so in a, if anything, david cameron's remarks are, are sort of an understatement. but as we've seen, israel is adamant about continuing to war, despite the fact that it's closest allies like united states have said that it's, it's unwinnable, given israel's, and game given their, their primary objective as stated. nonetheless, they want to continue or they want to continue to fight on. and they seem adamant about that. it's certainly been a big change and shooting from the united states and u. k. there has been, i think it's been interesting to follow. you know, us discourse. i think this week we saw some of the most critical discourse coming out of the us administration that we've heard about israel. i'm hesitant to say that things have changed meaningfully. i'm always more interested in what the us is doing than what the us the same because oftentimes there's the, you know, there can be this kind of empty, empty rhetoric. but i don't think there's any question that the bite in ministration is, is very concerned. they're dragged into this now for 5 months, they're

now david cameron has been speaking about what he is going to say to, to betty guns. he has said that he's been boarding for weeks about the impending humanitarian disaster that he says we have now reached the point of seeing on folding in gauze of right now. and that's what we just said, honey. talking about that, he said that they've been asking these riley's for many, many things for a good deal of time. but that he can reveal that the amount of a that was less and in february was on the hoss the amount of a that go to is a gaza of bodies riley's in in january. and so he says that patients has to run very, very, very state and indeed a whole series of warnings as he puts it, needs to be given at starting with that means somebody's gonna hold with guns. one particular warning that he's saying should be conveyed. so you can see is that his route, these, the occupying power, eighty's responsible, david cameron says that enclosed with a israel is compliant with international humanitarian law. so that will be some take the button in person and things that been against w

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the small parish of cameron is nestled between 4 separate wildlife refuges and the gulf of mexico. the areas home to 5000 people as wells, hundreds of species of birds, reptiles, and other fonda, and flora. it's also home to 3. ellen gee, terminals. right next to me here you see that your global there on the other side of the couch, she river cameron, resident john, a lair can see and smell them from his property. john is a retired environmental engineer. he's lived here for 25 years and they want to take this whole area over off of my property. now they're not allowed to be on my property, but right next door, it's very similar. visible from john's property is the proposed future location of a 4th. the terminal count because you 2 or c p 2 for sure to see the 2 will be the biggest elegy export terminal in the us with a capacity to export 24000000 tons of the fossil fuel per year. that's according to its owner venture global. it's one of 17 future l n g projects is that now face uncertain future due to biden's decision, which pauses approvals for pending and future applications to

she river cameron, resident john, a lair can see and smell them from his property. john is a retired environmental engineer. he's lived here for 25 years and they want to take this whole area over off of my property. now they're not allowed to be on my property, but right next door, it's very similar. visible from john's property is the proposed future location of a 4th. the terminal town cause you to or c, b 2 for short. c, b, 2 will be the biggest elegy export terminal in the us with a capacity to export $24000000.00 tons of the fossil fuel per year. that's according to its owner venture global. it's one of 17 future l n. g projects that now face then certain future due to biden's decision, which pauses approvals for pending and future applications to export l. n g to countries that have a free trade agreement with the us back to this later elegy provides heating and electricity to millions of people around the world. the us started exporting it less than 10 years ago. last year, it shipped our 86000000 tons of it, an amount it expects to double in the next 3 year

after the call by lord cameron.ted the foreign ministry and the office of the prime minister but they had nothing to say and the prime minister's office referred us back to the army. we have to look at how israel has responded to its closest ally the us in the last few months, we have had president biden as far back as december criticising indiscriminate bombing and at the weekend he spoke about a disregard for the loss of innocent lives. israel has not changed the conduct of the war in response to those remarks and if it is not listening to the white house, there is less chance that it will listen to london. the foreign office said it wants accountability and transparency and amnesty international said today that ministers are being naive or disingenuous if they think that the israeli army can credibly investigate itself and critics would say, over the last five months, there have been 30,000 plus palestinians killed in gaza, the vast majority of whom are women and children, many killed in broad daylight, many crus

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but as cameron chemotherapy.cameron said, you know, we must take some, some comfort from the fact that the princess of wales said that the princess of wales said that says that she's in, she's feeling well. the treatment of cancer today is has improved in leaps and bounds over recent years and decades. you know, one in every two of us these days, unfortunately, is going to experience cancer of some form. i doubt there's a single viewer who doesn't know somebody in their family or close circle who has been affected by cancer, and luckily , people are living and luckily, people are living and surviving for much longer, and certainly the fact that we know that this is preventative chemotherapy that her royal highness is, is going through and should, should give us a little bit of comfort. i hope. >> now, the rafe heydel—mankoo thank you, for your time. so many of you , are getting in many of you, are getting in touch again, the overwhelming sentiment is just sending your well—wishes. ben benita from west sussex says

but as cameron chemotherapy.ron said, you know, we must take some, some comfort from the fact that the princess of wales said that the princess of wales said that says that she's in, she's feeling well. the treatment of cancer today is has improved in leaps and bounds over recent years and decades. you know, one in every two of us these days, unfortunately, is going to experience cancer of some form. i doubt there's a single viewer who doesn't know somebody in their family or close circle who has been affected by cancer, and luckily , people are living and luckily, people are living and surviving for much longer, and certainly the fact that we know that this is preventative chemotherapy that her royal highness is, is going through and should, should give us a little bit of comfort. i hope. >> now, the rafe heydel—mankoo thank you, for your time. so many of you , are getting in many of you, are getting in touch again, the overwhelming sentiment is just sending your well—wishes. ben benita from west sussex says, i

because because lord cameron, we like ian duncan smith, but we were supposed to have cameron, and cameron lord cameron, and cameron said, you know, really very naughty, very naughty . the same naughty, very naughty. the same lord cameron who was david cameron as prime minister, along with his chancellor of the exchequer, osborne , exchequer, george osborne, decided that we had a great new future with china. indeed even ianed future with china. indeed even invited the chinese president down to his local pub on a sunday lunchtime for a pint. but given this, given the hacking into individuals, given that 40 million people's data is now going to be in the hands of the chinese communists, what next? what do we actually do next? i'd love to hear from you . farage at love to hear from you. farage at gbnews.com what now? what on earth do we do? because it seems to me that we don't really have a policy. well, i'm joined by sir iain duncan smith, conservative member of parliament for chingford and woodford i'm also woodford green. and i'm also joined luke de pulford, joined by luke de pulford, exec

will come back to that, i want to take you straight to berlin because lord cameron and his counterpart't worry, it hasn't escaped our attention that is not happening in english at the moment. so while we wait for a translation and wait for lord cameron to speak, we willjust leave that there will be moment. but we will come back to it. this is a press conference that is happening in berlin right now because angelina bear bock, who can see there, the german foreign minister, and the uk foreign minister, lord cameron, are speaking, updating the foreign media after the talks they have had today, strategic talks about defence cooperation and a couple of key topics on the agenda, they have been talking about ukraine and the need to support the ukrainian military with more weaponry and training, they are going to update us on the conversations about that and also the situation in gaza as well. we know they have been discussing the war in gaza and talking about in particular something which lord cameron has been speaking about in recent days. talks as well to... and israeli minister when he wa

the cameron family, like any decent family in england, was also stained by slavery, that is, the cameronseive this compensation, but the descendants of the slaves were not paid anything, they were only pitied. i agree with my father, prince charles, who said in barbados last year that the disgusting atrocity of slavery has forever stained our history. the church of england agreed to reparations, but in a curious form, on the order of a billion pounds. the church in england establishes a fund into which rich people contribute. it is announced that the money will go to good causes, but where will it actually go? the descendants of today’s church leaders will find out about this after rummaging through the withered accounting books 200 years later. elizaveta gerson, boris halfin and polina timofeeva. ntv television company, london. ruff will increase investments in the economy of the far east, the head of the state corporation igor shuvalov announced. as part of a strategic business mission, he visited the country's largest shipbuilding plant. all main orders placed with financial participat

the letter urges cameron to immediately halt selling weapons to the israeli regime. it also says israel is using uk made weapons against palestinians in gaza. the letter also notes that london suspended. sales to israel during the two previous wars on gaza, global pressure has been rising on governments providing israel with weapons, canada, denmark and italy have already suspended their arms exports to the israeli regime and a court in the netherlands has ruled the government to do the same. tasnim akunje is human rights lawyer joining us from london, we have sarah wilkinson, human rights activist who joins us from midlands in the uk. welcome to you both tas mean uh... let me first start with you, if you take a look at what has happened here, uh, we know that there's obviously call by these british parliamentarians uh to uh stop the arms sales, i guess it's better late than never, and based on the track record, are we looking a possibility of this happening? i mean, um, the uk has suspended arms sales very temporarily before, and they have admitted that, or they've

what we have in mind, cameron said that it's totally possible to deploy cruise missiles. well, also ensuring that they don't escalate the conflict. in fact, he says that they'd help achieve peace. yeah, that sounds totally believable. coming from the same guy who insisted on riding shotgun alongside french president, me for last south kazi, when a no fly zone over libya escalated, innovation changing former president mark adolphe and back in 2013 cameron, couldn't get enough support in british parliament for a direct attack on president by charlotte side of syria that didn't stop and, and shaking free enough changed from the wallets of british tax payers even at a time of government, austerity to help fun western back syrian levels to do the dirty work. honors even changing aside more covertly. cameron also try brow beating then us president brock obama and other western leaders to get more aggressive with the side. like he was some kind of a job down the local pub, one of his crew to come help him with a punch up. nope, no chance of escalation there. in any case, schultz

cameron morning. i were discussing this here in the office on monday morning, weren't we, that we'd heard this rumour about the fact that there were doctors trying to seek out these medical records, it's a serious breach of confidential . serious breach of confidential. >> it certainly is. and me and a number of my journalist colleagues have been trying to contact the london clinic this morning as yet, they have not responded apart the responded apart from the statements they sent to the mirror last night, which said, we firmly that all our we firmly believe that all our patients, matter their patients, no matter their status, total privacy patients, no matter their stat|confidentiality1l privacy patients, no matter their stat|confidentiality . privacy patients, no matter their stat|confidentiality . but'acy patients, no matter their stat|confidentiality . but since and confidentiality. but since then, we've had a number of other statements from from various people, including the health minister, mari

what we have in mind, cameron said that it's totally possible to deploy at christmas all is well. also ensuring that they don't escalate the conflict. in fact, he says that they'd help achieve peace. yeah, that sounds totally believable. coming from the same guy who insisted on riding shotgun alongside french president need for the south kazi, when a no fly zone over libya escalated, innovation changing former president mark adolphe and back in 2013 cameron, couldn't get enough support in british parliament for a direct attack on president bashar allah side of syria that didn't stop him from and shaking free enough change from the wallets of british taxpayers even at a time of government. austerity to help fun western back syrian ramos to do the dirty work orders. even changing aside more covertly, cameron also tried brow beating, then us president brock obama and other western leaders to get more aggressive with aside like he was some kind of a job down at the local pub, one of his crew to come help them with a punch up, nope, no chance of escalation there. in any case, schultz s

cameron said. there is an opportunity to use something like a syndicated loan or bond that uses frozen russian assets, effectively as a guarantee, to give that money to the ukrainians, knowing that we will get it back when russia pays reparations. cameron, the british foreign minister, that different countries are trying to help in their own way. to ukraine, using those finances, those assets, those properties that are currently located either in the european union or in the states, we are monitoring this, and indeed. that's all you have to be thankful for. but energy minister herman galushchenko ruled out any commercial agreements, which would allow russian gas to pass through our country. we are talking about next year, because the transit agreement ends in 2024, what will happen in 2025 with the ukrainian gas transport system is still unknown. nevertheless , the ministry of energy urges foreign companies to store blue fuel in underground storage facilities. in this way, ukraine will also receive

but biden looks weak today and lord cameron looks weak today~ _ today and lord cameron looks weak todayupport when we have gotten to a point of— support when we have gotten to a point of absolute desperation for 2 million _ point of absolute desperation for 2 million plus palestinians on the ground — million plus palestinians on the ground in— million plus palestinians on the ground in gaza, this is a serious problem — ground in gaza, this is a serious problem it— ground in gaza, this is a serious problem. it is the vulnerability for joe biden— problem. it is the vulnerability for joe biden in the election year as well, _ joe biden in the election year as well, not — joe biden in the election year as well, notjust the joe biden in the election year as well, not just the fact that he joe biden in the election year as well, notjust the fact that he is on the — well, notjust the fact that he is on the wrong site internationally, increasingly many people in his own party— increasingly many people in his own party are _ increasingly many people in his own party are getting fairly upset about

he's beating the bushes, financed extra to have it. cameron cameron's face of the dreadful suffering and garza on tuesday. he several things we boss these rate is to do, but i have to report to you'll note sheets has the mind debate because in february it was about hoff won't go in in january. so patients needs to run very soon and a whole series of warnings need to be given. that's got more on this now from correspondence or challenge is live for us in london. and boy will impact if any might defending against his meetings with the purchase for an sex, we have a situation on the ground. what are you saying? you're going to get back to israel with the, the express disappointment and frustration of by the united states and united kingdom ringing. and it is lots and these are just words at the moment is uh yeah, with david cameron saying patients is running out. well, the logical extension of that is that spell that might be running out there is still patients in capitals like london and, and washington dc. ends until the tops of west in mid a tree aid and diplomats a couple of are act

studio: that is the german foreign minister talking alongside lord cameron, british foreign minister. you had there, a message of unity, questions being asked about the leaked call between high—level german military officials. they were refusing to be drawn on that but discussed conversations they have had today on ukraine, annalena baerbock talking about the need for humanitarian and economic reconstruction. david cameron sang potentially frozen assets as a result of sanctions, talking about the need to provide weaponry. they also discussed gaza, david cameron saying they were still urging all parties to make a ceasefire happen, humanitarian pause, one they hoped would not only be as temporary ceasefire but could turn into something longer lasting. annalena baerbock talking about the need for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and the release of hostages, talking about hamas and the fact they were still holding people, she said, make no mistake, these people we're dealing with are terrorists. she also spoke about israel's settlement policy and the fact you settlements were approved

but even david cameron saying we a two cameron saying we want a two state solution, look, everybody'sn, look, eivery ody's been saying for state solution, look, eivery ody'stime. saying for state solution, look, eivery ody'stime. i'm ng for state solution, look, eivery ody'stime. i'm not for a very long time. i'm not suggesting it's easy, but the idea the solution to this idea that the solution to this is displacing the people who idea that the solution to this is dis want|g the people who idea that the solution to this is dis want to the people who idea that the solution to this is dis want to be people who idea that the solution to this is dis want to be displacedio idea that the solution to this is dis want to be displaced ,> idea that the solution to this is dis want to be displaced , that don't want to be displaced, that is stupid , it's counterproductive. >> and but he would say, well , >> and but he would say, well, if they don't want to be displaced, then it doesn't apply to them. he would argue the scheme would apply to people that want to be relocated. if britain is going to

i think it's fascinating, the kind of rhetoric that cameron's been been using. he's been very vocal as you've been reporting. he spoke earlier about the quote dreadful suffering of the palestinians in gaza. the reporting now that he's trying to back track on the, the under was the cut, the cut, the funding to honor well, which i think is very interesting. obviously the, the, the united nations relief and works agency is real accused it of participating in the attacks on israel, on october 7th. and then a number of western countries including the u. k. very hastily cut funding to, to honor which is an essential lifeline palestinians. and cameron is now saying that that was too hasty, so i think it's good if it, you know, let's wait and see what the report say after this. uh, after this meeting. right. i think is there a time we can stay with the lights and, and whatever the message guns takes back to israel is not likely to be. it had to listen to that. i know, i know, i think he's gonna, i think he's gonna be attacked by the, by the right wing. and israel, this

breaking news, the foreign secretary lord cameron says alongside the us, a maritime corridor will be opened to deliver aid directly to gaza. president biden gives his state of the union address and makes an impassioned pitch for a second term whilst taking swipes at his rival donald trump. here's the simple truth. you can't love your country only when you win! cheering. the nigerian army is searching for gunmen who seized more than 280 schoolchildren. and coming up, it's international women's day — a time to reflect on the achievements of women and progress towards gender equality. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start with that breaking news. the foreign secretary lord cameron has announced the us, uk and partners will open a maritime corridor to deliver aid directly to gaza but he said he would continue to urge israel to allow more trucks into gaza is the fastest way to get aid to those who need it. his full tweet says people in gaza are in desperate humanitarian need, alongside the us, the uk and partners, we have announced we will open a maritime corridor to deliver aid directly to

change you decide more covertly cameron also try brow beating. then us president brock obama and other western leaders to get more aggressive with the sides like he was some kind of a job down at the local pub. want his crew to come help them with a punch up? nope, no chance of escalation there. in any case, schultz said that he is alternately in charge because apparently he has to keep reminding everyone on a regular basis these days. this company sign dispute is not acceptable to deliver a weapon system that reaches very far and then not think about how control over the weapon system can take place. and if you want to have control and it is only possible if german soldiers are involved, that is completely out of the question, i made that statement very clear. i am the chancellor and therefore that applies. well, 60 percent of germans are against terraces for you. brain schultz sounds less like the leader of a country and more like a substitute teacher who is totally lost control of the class. as terminates hot debate continues, presidential bid

from david cameron.we forget, who tirelessly campaigned to remain in the european union . and then in the european union. and then the day after he lost, he cleared off as danny dyer might say, he put his trotters up and went on holiday. theresa may inherited that mess and being of the philosophical viewpoint that she also wanted to remain, she was never going to get off onto the best wicket, was she? brad adds this personally, i think theresa may was the worst tory prime minister of all time. she began the tory rot and my membership has now ended. mark is a bit more charitable, he said. i think she was a fence sitter. she understood the party wanted to stay in europe . wanted to stay in europe. however, she had to do what the people no matter what people decided. no matter what she did, she would not have been liked for it and okay, let's move on now because britain has struck a deal with libya to stem the tide of migrants attempting perilous crossings across the mediterranean and the uk will contribute

at about the same time, david cameron, david cameron, was was appointed foreign secretary.oincidence ? coincidence? >> yeah. because cameron, if we remember when he was prime minister, famously had a pint in the at chequers, he the local pub at chequers, he absolutely pursued aggressively and also in his post post prime ministerial money making, he also did a lot with the chinese as well. >> so, so basically this is this i think this is part of a pattern where sceptics are saying within the within the tory party actually saying tory party actually are saying cameron tory party actually are saying cam> but i'm baffled about >> but i'm still baffled about this in the this because, look, in the sunday times yesterday, it's in the today, emma, sunday times yesterday, it's in the chinese today, emma, sunday times yesterday, it's in the chinese are today, emma, sunday times yesterday, it's in the chinese are abouty, emma, sunday times yesterday, it's in the chinese are about toemma, the chinese are about to probably spend £1 billion investing

at least to finish the campaign and get it over with. >> trace: lassie cameron, i am curious, what youis allegation, what russia says, isis went after the concert hall in russia ankle more than 133. truth or do you think that is more to the story? >> right now we have nothing to contradict the report, which i think all we see more information will come out down the road. over like to believe it is true but are there are many cells that would like to align with ices that are not necessarily isis proper. it is of a fraction to group. many different factors that operate in the same space. but it's likely that it was some form of ices aligned group. terrorism it sells and strains, we know this well. the more carnage, the more mayhem, the more funding and support and radicalization you can support. >> trace: cameron, aaron, thank you. [ ♪♪ ] >>> first up tonight, "real news roundup" up -- "real news roundup". addressing the media for the first time since news broke about his long-time interpreter allegedly stealing millions of dollars from him to covered gambling debt -- debt. take a look..

k for on 2nd street, david cameron in london, britain was expected to warn his relatives, patients is running out of the humanitarian situation. he doesn't have the main thing for his guns is diplomatic mission. in the u. s. capital cameron spoke the dreadful suffering and gaza on tuesday that we've had a whole set of things we've off these various to do. but i have to report to, you'll note sheets has the mind debate because in february it was about hoff won't go in in january. so patients needs to run very soon. and a whole series of warnings need to be given. well that's enough, we're, we're trying to has more from them a david cameron as being one of the more vocal critics amongst western diplomats a several months now. and i think you, we have heard him over the last weeks warning of the impending disaster of issue monetary and situation starvation and disease breaking out, since they've caused that because of the course of the posted to you of, of a, the, let's go again critical of israel withholding evades and he's right to the idea of recognizing a part of city and state. so t