i am in the central london, not far from — protest.in the central london, not far from the newsroom. - protest. i am in the central london, not far from the newsroom. i - protest. i am in the central london, not far from the newsroom. i have i not farfrom the newsroom. i have been following it since just after midday. it is pretty enormous protest march. it has wound its way from near hyde park, in the middle of the west end of london, towards whitehall. it's a pretty impressive sight in terms of scale. the police are estimating over an hour ago, about 100,000. are estimating over an hour ago, about100,000. i are estimating over an hour ago, about 100,000. i wouldn't be surprised if they come up with a much higherfigure than surprised if they come up with a much higher figure than that. it has taken three hours so far in this dense crowd, to wind its way through. they are still walking. i am towards the back of it at the moment, having struggled to get back. there were still people coming. a lot of people from an awful lot of different

hours, even though from days ago it began, so you can see an endless uh row of people here in central london who have moved uh and are voicing uh their concern about what's happening in the ghaza strip, but also overall uh showing their discontent and their anger in terms of what's uh happened, it's a peaceful rally at this point, all rallies have not been peaceful, what we saw in paris is a regregous example of the police using its brute force on pro-palestine. solidarity rallies that uh actually was carried out by sentence that was announced that anybody showing support for uh the hamamas resistance fires fighters carries five year jail sentence. is now palestine solidarity campaign being held in uh central london uh and as far as i can see uh they have come out in full force the people there in london showing their solidarity with the palestinians 700 children killed so far, you have thousands of on thousands that have been uh killed and uh you have uh their though that's mounting quite dramatically. so the scene to the right is the gaza border, i'm guessing that's the border with lebanon

a huge demonstration here in central london right now. thank ou ve in central london right now.now. thank you very much. we'll _ in central london right now. thank you very much. we'll keep - in central london right now. thank you very much. we'll keep an - in central london right now. thank you very much. we'll keep an eye| in central london right now. thank. you very much. we'll keep an eye on that and come back to you a little later, as hell and i was talking about that. let me take you back to the live pictures in gaza. a huge explosionjust in the the live pictures in gaza. a huge explosion just in the last 30 seconds. you can see the plume of smoke edging away to the left. it was a very big blast. we have seen is intermittently through the course of the day. quite a lot are targeting through the course of the night. these are the scenes, there is happening in gaza at the moment. you can see the shelling as well. i have been talking to the idf international stakes then. i started by talking about one of the strikes we learned about and announcement from the israeli military

huge protests expected tomorrow in central london, mr taylor said he has met earlier on with the attorneywith the crown prosecution service that he said for his offices, it's a tricky situation and wants to get complete clarity and wants to get complete clarity and guidance from both the attorney general and the crown prosecution service, so then he can brief those officers, more than a thousand officers, more than a thousand officers who will be on duty tomorrow in london, patrolling the protest. tomorrow in london, patrolling the rotest. . ., ~ , ., ., protest. helena, thank you for takin: us protest. helena, thank you for taking us through _ protest. helena, thank you for taking us through that. - now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. good afternoon. plenty of rain around today, particularly across southern england and wales, along with still that milder air lingering on. further north, colder air, but also some sunshine. and we're all going to be coming into those chillier—feeling conditions as we head through the weekend. so feeling a lot more like autumn. temperature

a protest that's happening for show solidarity with the palestinians and this is happening in central london, it's one of the biggest protests that london has seen when it comes to uh the number of people that have come out um roughly around 200,000. this is uh one of the biggest marches for palestinian uh rights that may maybe british history has seen. said puraza, hopefully is with us and he joins us now to tell us more about these protests, said, over to you. it is the biggest marches taken place in couple of hours ago, it is the biggest since the uh says. okay, we do apologize uh, this uh maybe is because of the large numbers that are out there and maybe s trying to get a space to speak in anyways, there's some audio problems there, and uh, we'll hopefully get him back in here, so um, again, the shots are amazing, you know, in the middle of your screen, there's are people that are out there in the uk in central london that have come out to protest, 200,0 people is one of the numbers given out in terms of the number of people have shown up. some calling it the biggest march for palestinia

i want to take you to central london and live pictures of a pro—palestinian protest happening in centraler thames, around the area of embankment by the riverthames, if around the area of embankment by the river thames, if you know the area. you can see large crowds gathering their and placards and posters and you can see a police presence as well who are in place to accompany that protest, a pro—palestinian protest which is happening in central london at the moment, and similar is planned for the us later, and we have seen similar protests around the arab world as well. people in this region, in the middle east, gathering in support of the palestinian cause. 0ne east, gathering in support of the palestinian cause. one particular note worth mentioning is we've been talking about the humanitarian situation, particularly for civilians in gaza and the international committee of the red cross have released some new pictures this morning and they have said summeraid pictures this morning and they have said summer aid has arrived this morning and we heard from the israel defence forces when the

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for palestinians is on the rise with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets of central london today, raise awareness of what's happening in gaza and to express solidarity with the palestinians. public pressure seems to be working. london's labor mayor has become the latest politician to call seasfire, breaking ranks with party's leader kier starmer, said israel reserved the right to cut all slies to gaza. 250 high-ranking lawyers have written an open letter to the government, urging it to stop israel, and they are paying the taxes to kill our brothers, so it's unfair, it's completely unfair, it should stop, we want sease fire, we want talking, negotiating. but giving palestine what it deserves, having been bullied for 50, 60, 70 years, as the war on gaza rages on, there is no sign of the emotions letting up or the demands that so many here are making for their leaders to find a political solution to the crisis, london. on saturday. people from across italy flooded in the streets of central rome to stage new rally against israel's ongoing carnage in the ghaza strip. more than 2

support for palestinians is on the rise, hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets of central londontely unfair, it should stop, we want sease fire, we want talking, negotiating, but giving palestine, what it deserves, having been bullied for 50, 60, 70 years, as war on gaza rages on, there is no sign of the emotions letting up or the demands that so many here are making for their leader to find a political solution to the crisis, forza press tv london thousands ded in pakistani capital islamabad for a massive rally in support of palestine all islamic communities including shia and sunni came together to voice their strong condemnation of israel's atrocities in gaza. pakistan's religio political party jamaate islami hosted gaza million march just few miles away from the us consulate in islamabad to cont washington's role in supporting israel's crimes. israel is a brute attacking innocent people, israel is brutally attacking with forest bombs the hospitals and every day they kill 500, 600, even thousand childrens and kids and womens and civilians, so there is no justification of such

louisa, thank you forjoining us from i thank you forjoining us from central london there. let's look at some other stories making news. the price of a first class stamp rises today to £1.25, upfrom £1.10. that's the third price increase in 18 months. royal mail blames increasing cost pressures and the tough economic environment for the latest rise. the price of a second class stamp stays at 75p. a man who planted a sapling near the felled sycamore gap tree in the north of england says he's "devastated" national trust bosses have removed it. officials say they took away the tree planted by kieran chapman because of the site's unesco world heritage status. a man in his 60s and a 16—year—old boy were arrested in connection with the felling last week. a bbc tv presenter says her eyesight has been saved by a routine check—up. injune, bbc wales's lucy 0wen told her optician she had noticed white flashes in her right eye. he said her retina was in the process of detaching and booked her in for an emergency operation. her vision returned and she has resumed presenting. you're live

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for the third saturday in a row, pro-palestine demonstrators packing the streets of central london to condemn the uk government's unequivocal support for israel. our government is cheering this on and supporting israel to carry on with the massacre in gaza, so we want to try and stop that. i'm so ashamed of our government that they are sanctioning what i think is just collective murder, and it really, really has got to stop, it's awful. they should be listening to the protesters and demanding that there's an immediate and complete cice far that humanitarian aid is allowed through, from madrid to milan and beyond, even in germany. home to one of the largest muslim communities in the eu, where such protests have been restricted over what was described as anti-semitism concerns. despite government attempts to delegitimize it, support for palestinians is on the rise with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets of central london today to raise awareness of what's happening in gaza and to express solidarity with the palestinians. public pressure seems to be working. labor mayo

for palestinians is on the rise with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets of central london sece fire, we want talking, nego. but giving palestine what it deserves, having been bullied for 50, 60, 70 years, as the war on gaza rages on, there is no sign of the emotions letting up or the demands that so many here are making for their leaders to find a political solution to the crisis. london, that is for this edition world news, thanks so much for being with us, i'll be back in just few minutes time with. recap of the top stories, let's bye for now. the oslo accords broke down the interfather. arafat practically agreed with everything, but he did get anything in return. palestinians had acquire a little out of the oslow accords and if anything had simply further intrinch. the realities on the ground are such that we we have accepted, we signed on it line to something that effectively guarantees the israeli occupation for the forceable future. what is really makes palestine central is that it is the last. i was a professor at university so i drop to talk about the rights of my

for the third saturday in a row, pro-palestine demonstrators packing the streets of central london ton germany, home to one of the largest muslim community. in the eu, where such protests have been restricted over what is described as anti-semitism concerns. despite government attempts support of palestinians is on the rise with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets of central london today to raise awareness of what's happening gaza to express solidarity with the palestinians. public pressure seems to be working, lendon's labor mayor has become the latest politician to call for a ceasefire, breaking ranks with his parties. leader kier starmer who said israel reserved the right to cut all supplies to gaza. 250 high-ranking lawyers have written an open letter to the government urging it to stop arming israel. they are paying the taxes to kill our brothers, so it's unfair, it's completely unfair. it should stop. we want sease fire. we want talking, negotiating, but giving palestine what it deserves, having been bullied for 50. 60-70 years as the war on gaza rages on, ther

palestinian protest in central london yesterday. force has released a picture of two women they're looking to identify fi who had images of paraguay raiders attached to the back of their jackets . the demonstration their jackets. the demonstration was mainly peaceful without major issues, but 15 people were arrested as pockets of disorder broke out later in the evening . broke out later in the evening. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now let's return to nana . thank you , elizabeth. >> just coming up to six minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. i'm dana akua. but before we get stuck into the debates over the next hour, let me introduce you to my head to headers. so joining is political joining me today is political commentator suzanne evans and also former editor of the labourlist, peter edwards. here's what else is coming up today. i'll be bringing you the latest updates on the conflict in israel and gaza as the uk urges israel to show restraint in th

let's take your life to central london. thousands of processes have been gathering. the city as part of a pro—palestinian march. you can see flags being waved. we are hearing that the platform at marble arch tube station in central london was briefly closed due to the crowd who has been gathering there. as you can see, it's a peaceful protest and there are thousands of people who had gathered in central london for that march and protest in solidarity with the palestinian cause. we will bring you more on that as and when we get it. the leaders of egypt, jordan and the palestinian authority have condemned israel for what they called the collective punishment of civilians in gaza. they've been speaking at a peace summit in cairo. in the last hour the uk's foreign secretary james cleverly condemed the actions of hamas, but said he's spoken to the israeli government about its duty to act in accordance with international law. iam sure i am sure we all shared the revulsion that hamas murderous acts of terrorism, the targeting of the civilians, the merging of children, the d

i am in the middle of central london, not farfrom the am in the middle of central london, not far fromeen following this pretty enormous protest that has wound its way from near hyde park in the middle of the west end of london towards whitehall and the seat of government. it is a pretty impressive sight, in terms of the scale of this thing. the police are estimating over an hour ago about 100,000. are estimating over an hour ago about100,000. i are estimating over an hour ago about 100,000. i wouldn't be surprised if they come back with a much higherfigure than surprised if they come back with a much higher figure than that because it has taken three hours so far for this very, very dense crowd to wind its way through and they are still walking. i am towards the back of it at the moment, having struggled to get back towards my starting position and there are still people coming. lots of people from an awful lot of different backgrounds. there is clearly a lot of people here of british arab and middle eastern heritage. a lot of people from other backgrounds. a lot of families, an awful

they nobody changed it, and that was also... another era of liberation movement. okay, live from central london, we're looking at protests that are happening there, this is the number of times that this type of protest has been held is now uh running uh quite high in terms of not only just in london but rather around the world, the september 21st march, as we can see there, is organized by the palestine solidarity. campaign also um friends of alasa stopped the war coalition, the muslim association of britain, palestinian form in britain and the campaign for nuclear disarmament, all are involved, so if you have that many organizations involved, it speaks for itself why so many have come out and take a look at some of the placards there, i don't even say anything, if you just read them, you can pretty much know what this protest is all about, let's listen to perhaps some of the audio there and see maybe we can decifer what's being said. okay, it's kind of hard to actually make out what they're saying, but obviously it's a very big protest, and um, i'd like to bring in our correspondent if possibl

rail services in and out of euston in central london have suffered severe disruption today.aused all lines to shut for several hours. some delays are continuing. network rail has apologised to customers. you're live with bbc news. it has been a big day in poland. parliamentary elections have just concluded. poles have finished casting their votes in what some have described as a bitterly fought and highly divisive contest. the polish electoral commission is reporting that turnout was likely the highest since the fall of communism. the right—wing law and justice party is seeking to secure a third term in office, locked in a fierce battle with the liberal opposition led by former european council president donald tusk. according to the the first exit poll released in the last hour, the governing law and justice party are in the lead, but are likely to fall short of a majority, opening the the possibility that opposition parties could take power in a coalition. 0ur eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford, who is now in warsaw, sent us this report. we were at the result is

the thousands of people tied up to protest this at the moment in central london. there was a thousands of people whose job is to install majority with the palestinian peoples against the campaign. the assaults that have been taking place in the gaza strip. now, while the news of a, making it through the rough uh, border crossing has been welcomes a sentiment that was echoed by the british prime minister, which you see that there are concerns from the u. k. government that this must not speak the only time that aid is allowed to reach the population in dawson, but it is crucial that they still have access to that. but as far as the groups that have organized this much more concerned, this may not be the only time. so it means their intention for them to be the only time that they will have a much a. because they say they want to raise awareness of what is happening in salsa and flights. of the palestinian people always have to control during this time and the cost is for him when he got yeah go, i'll just sarah. and then also i have a now do 0 will have more of all

rail services in and out of euston in central london have suffered severe disruption today.all lines to shut for several hours. some delays are continuing. network rail has apologised to customers. you're live with bbc news. exit polls following the general election in poland suggest the governing law and justice party has lost its majority in parliament. the numbers suggest that opposition parties might be able to form a coalition to take power. vote counting is still under way, but the former european council president, donald tusk, who leads the civic coalition, has already declared victory for the opposition bloc. 0ur correspondent sarah rainsford sent us this report. we were at the results event for the opposition coalition, the civic coalition, and donald tusk, the leader of the party, was greeted like a star. his name was cheered, people were cheering in the crowd. there was an exit poll published on screen, and that was greeted with a big roar from the crowd. they are seeing this very much as a victory. it is just one exit poll but it does suggest the governing party

with us, site purus that joins us now to tell us what we're looking at, which is live from uh central london site, go ahead, i'm standing just outside the british parliament, as you can see for the third week in a row, hundreds of thousands of britains have taken to the streets, people from all kinds of backgrounds and creeds all unified in their call for action on the part of their government and also... for an immediate ceasefire in gaza in what is best described by everybody i talked to over the past couple of hours as genocide that is being committed against the palestinian people, but it looks like despite the communication channels all being down taken down by the israeli regime. the message has gotten out and we can see it in making itself manifest, evident in the great show of support and solidarity by the hundreds of thousands of people who have taken to the streets. of central london today and well as far as the political um attempts by the government to try and delegitimize or crack down protests and solidarity for the palestinians, it has not work, we saw those attempts uh being

simon jones who | was in downing street and then later in trafalgar square in central london.tion of the bbc global news forecast. so with us server on bbc news. hello there. the weather for quite a few of us has been feeling a lot colder today. the colder air has been travelling southwards across the country over recent days, but it's across southern england and wales that the cold air really arrived. and so for hereford, we went from 22 degrees yesterday to 13 or so this afternoon — a drop of nine degrees celsius. now, for many areas, we did have some pleasant spells of sunshine. a few showers around — those showers falling as snow over the tops of the scottish mountains. those wintry showers continuing to be driven in on those gusty north—westerly winds with the showers always most frequent across the north and western coasts and hills. now for northern scotland, the skies look quite different as those showers worked in some rough seas here in banff, thanks to those gusty onshore winds. and overnight, it will stay pretty windy for northern scotland, particularly in shetland

central building. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, journalist of sed and radio, london. gaza strip is an area on the eastern coast of the mediterranean sea with a population of 2 million people. the fate of gaza dates back to the arab-israeli war, the six-day war in 1967, the oslo accords in the 1990s, and its siege from about 20 years ago. the evidence of historical survival hidden in its soil is 500 years old. ghaz is an exceptional city. we are here by chance we were doing construction when we came across this old cemetery from several thousand years ago, although health, education and other matters were our priority , but archeology has always been an important but hidden issue in this land. this is the current face of gaza in these days, the ruins where people are searching for their relatives and property, and the destruction of parts of cultural heritage such as the s. sousi mosque as a result of the recent attacks of the zionist regime, god bless the people, until these recent attacks here in the jame mosque of the city of prayer. they used to sing in this old ba

rail services in and out of euston in central london have suffered severe disruption today.r several hours. some delays are continuing. network rail has apologised to all customers. you're live with bbc news. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has promised to destroy hamas, and his defence forces seem set for a major ground offensive into gaza. but what are the challenges israel's forces will face? 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale has this assessment. this is who israel's now at war with. hamas, who last week crossed the border, solely focused on taking life, murdering women and children. for most, it was, in effect, a suicide mission. the left side of my head was hit with shrapnel from an rpg or a grenade, hard to say exactly what. got shot in my finger on my left hand, and a bullet got wedged in the left side of my neck. yoav, who grew up in london, was among the first israeli military casualties of this war. he won't be the last. we've been asked to hide his identity. he says israel's fighting an enemy unlike any conventional army. they have only one

so new guy is at the protest in london of an extraordinary large presence in central london. this estimate perhaps rivaling the protests that took place last saturday times the thousands of people tied up to protest this at the moment in central london, there was thousands of people whose job is to install maturity with the palestinian peoples and against the campaign. the sold set up in taking place in the gaza strip . now, while the news of a, making it through the rough uh, border crossing has been welcomes a sentiment that was echoed by the british prime minister, which you see that there are concerns from the u. k. government that this must not speak the only time that a is allowed to reach the population and thought that it is crucial that price still have access to that. but as far as the groups that have organized this much with concern, this may not be the only time, certainly don't their intention for them to be the only time that they will have a much a because they say they want to raise awareness of what is happening in salsa and the flights of the palestinian pe

gathering in central london, showing solidarity for palestinians. stay with us. hello there.down the country, but especially across the midlands, wales, northern england and across scotland. now, many of the warnings have been dropped for england and wales today, but we have a renewed red warning for parts of eastern scotland, for further heavy and persistent rain here which could exacerbate flooding issues. the area of most concern is this amber area that stretches from aberdeenshire down towards perthshire and within it, the red warning, parts of angus and south—east aberdeenshire. we also have an amber warning for the north highlands. the rain relentless through the afternoon here. strong gale force winds battering north sea coasts. further south, much of south of scotland into northern and england and wales' conditions will be improving, sunshine will develop across western areas and slowly push eastwards. but we'll see a line of showers moving in to the south—east of england. strong, fairly gusty winds through the channel there and into the south—east. very strong winds

after passing through the central streets of london, the masses of palestinians gathered in front of british prime minister's building and expressed their anger and disgust at the policy of the british government and other western governments in supporting the regime that is massacring the palestinian people. and as a british citizen i support the palestinians. the actions of my government in the united kingdom are available . can israel cause all these human disasters in gaza ? these demonstrations protest the biased approach of the western media, as well as censorship the crimes of the zionist regime or its justification started in front of the bbc building. administration seekers and supporters of palestine. many times by holding demonstrations in front of the central building of bbc pashm and protesting against the bbc's bias against the zionist regime , mojtaba ghasemzadeh, a reporter for the london broadcasting corporation, expressed his views. there are those who are still alive and breathing under the pounding of zionist bombs in gaza, or abdullah. but the hands are not enoug