life in central london. - for a ceasefire now in gaza. thank you. life in central london.eared in court twice this week — but this does not appear to be doing him much harm in the polls. three days out from the opening primary in iowa and he is still 30 points ahead. meanwhile, president biden is casting this year's likely rematch for the white house as a battle to save us democracy. ros atkins has been taking a look. the us election is in november and president biden has this warning... donald trump's campaign is obsessed with the past, not the future. he's willing to sacrifice our democracy, put himself in power. donald trump is favourite to be the republican presidential nominee and he's firing joe biden's accusation back at him. now we have a president who's a great danger to democracy. he really is. he is a danger to democracy at a level like few people have seen. trump's not provided convincing evidence to support this claim, but his own actions raise questions about his impact on us democracy, not least his false claim that the 2020 presidential election was stolen

king charles has lived in central london i joining us a belfast.in central london and l joining us a belfast. king charles i has lived in central london and just hours after the princess of wales left the same hospital two weeks recovering from abdominal surgery she has more from outside the property. the before we see a mountain about carrying a royal engagement in the prince of wales rare engagement in the prince of wales we: are engagement in the prince of wales we are not engagement in the prince of wales we: are not likely to see her carrying any kind of real engagement until this and after recuperation and from a resort today, for the king, but the queen at his side, a small crowd of well—wishers gathered outside and waved and smiled at them as he walked to the car and was driven effort time for the palace car private recuperation of buckingham palace also said the king was very thankfulfor palace also said the king was very thankful for the palace also said the king was very thankfulfor the medical team palace also said the king was very tha

post—masters and mistresses were wrongly convicted of fraud or stealing charges, continues in central londoncing a second grilling of the week today is paul patterson, european director of fujitsu, the technology giant behind the flawed horizon software. he used the start of the hearing to again apologise to the victims of the scandal. to the sub—postmasters and their families, we apologise. fujitsu apologises and is sorry for our part in this appalling miscarriage of justice. this inquiry is examining those events forensically over many, many decades, which involved many parties, not least fujitsu and the post office, but other organisations and individuals. we are determined to continue to support this inquiry and get to the truth wherever it lays and at the conclusion of the inquiry and the guidance from this inquiry engage with government on suitable contribution and redress to the sub—postmasters and their families. for more on this we go live now to our correspondent zoe conway, who is outside the inquiry in central london. what put the main themes that emerged during this morning sess

in the past few minutes, king charles has left hospital in central london.nights there after receiving treatment for his prostate. it comes just hours after the princess of wales left the same hospital after nearly a two week stay. she is recovering from abdominal surgery. for more now, we can go live to our correspondent, daniela relph. it was a very different departure for the king than the princess of wales earlier today. she had left out of the public eye in a vehicle to recuperate in windsor after 13 nights are spent at this hospital behind me, the london clinic in marylebone. with queen camilla alongside him, it was a very different kind of departure. he came through the doors behind me with the queen at his side, there was a huge crowd waiting for him in this part of central london. he smiled, he waved, he looked very happy to be out of hospital understandably. he didn't say much, there were a few questions asking him how he was and how he was doing, but he didn't answer. hejust smiled how he was doing, but he didn't answer. he just smiled and waved a

thousands of pro—palestinian protesters have marched through central london, calling for a ceasefire staggered winter break which means there are just two top flight matches today with this round of fixtures spread across this weekend, and next. newcastle are hosting manchester city — that game has just kicked off with city able to move into second place if they win. score now 0—0. earlier, chelsea beat fulham 1—0, a cole palmer goal the difference between the two sides. it's chelsea's third league win in a row and moves them up to eighth place. fulham's poor away form continues, having lost their past five away league games. we were the better side and very pleased with the performance, this third in a row in the premier league, it is important to be confident in this one. there are also two major international tournaments starting this weekend. the africa cup of nations gets underway when hosts ivory coast face guinea—bissau later. and in the asian cup, australia beat india 2—0 with goals from jackson irvine and jordan bos. uzbekistan play syria in the other game in group b — that

a rally of thousands took place in central london.rt from surgery. in the gas sector, demonstrators also spoke out against the actions of the united states and great britain in yemen. in washington , a rally against the war between israel and hamas passed quite calmly during the day, but by night the situation became tense. the radically minded part of the protesters damaged the fence near the white house. white house staff had to be evacuated for safety reasons. the us is getting closer to civil war. the texas national guard has seized control of a section of the border along the river at eaglepas. soldiers use shields to push back illegal migrants. it’s not just the brutality of the guards that is shocking. the transit service argues that the biden administration encourages illegal migration. however, since federal laws are binding on local authorities, the actions of the guards can be called an open rebellion of texas against washington. what nato needs, plans and specific steps of the north atlantic alliance are discussed by exper

tens of thousands of people have taken part in the march through central london today, the first bigber there were a number towards the end of last year. this is the seventh national march and thousands marched through the centre of central london, including for the first time a 3.5 metre puppet, of a syrian refugee who originally was walked from the syrian—turkish border through to manchester in 2021. the reason itjoined the march today was to highlight palestinian refugees and a number of palestinian children marched with that puppet. the march has ended up here in parliament square and speaker after speaker have called for a ceasefire now. this event is part of a number going on in a number of cities around the world. the organisers say in more than 30 countries. we know there has been a big demonstration in dublin today. all calling for a ceasefire now. one of the biggest cheers since we have been here has been for the former labour leader jeremy corbyn, one of a number of people to address the event, as well as calling for a ceasefire now, he and a number of others, including th

kensington palace is the procedure was sex full and took place in a private hospital in central londonster. together on christmas day, the king, the princess of wales just behind him and the wider royal family attended church on the sandringham estate in norfolk. it was the last time the king and the princess were seen in public. they appeared in good health. in the run—up to christmas, the king had carried out all of his scheduled public engagements. there had been no indication of any health problems, but this afternoon buckingham palace released a statement. it said, in common with thousands of men each year the king has sought treatment for an enlarged prostate. his majesty's condition is benign and he will attend hospital next week for a corrective procedure. i hope it will open those conversations that men can have with each other and hopefully with their gps. sometimes we hear men talking about how they find it embarrassing to talk about any prostate problems but i think it's fantastic that again it opens the opportunity to really understand that prostate problems are common and

curious feline faces stare from the crates at the rspca central london centre.uns at capacity stopping something the royal society for the prevention of cruelty to animals is celebrating for its bicentenary. it all started here on saint martins lane in 1824 here on saint martins lane in 1821; when over coffee antislavery campaigners william wilberforce, richard humanity dick martin and a theologyjust after broome got together at the old salters coffeehouse that used to stand here and founded the spca. it was queen victoria who later made it royal. this new society soon had impact. cockfighting, bull baiting and dogfighting. all band. you're live with bbc news. let's crack on with the business stories. shops are struggling on the uk's high streets with footfall still well below pre—pandemic levels, with many of us preferring to shop online instead. many shop units have been left lying empty, something of an eyesore. however, could businesses which started online be part of the answer? many are making an appearance on the high street in so—called pop—up shops. dou

a rainy central london, what is happening this morning?is morning? the reason why we are going — happening this morning? the reason why we are going to _ happening this morning? the reason why we are going to be _ happening this morning? the reason why we are going to be hearing - happening this morning? the reason why we are going to be hearing fromj why we are going to be hearing from robert daley this morning is because he was part of a team of investigators at the post office, who investigated cases across the uk. what the inquiry is focusing on this week is the cases of sub—postmasters and sub—postmistresses from northern ireland that were prosecuted. what is interesting about scotland is that the system there is different. whereas the post office was carrying out its own prosecutions of branch office managers in england, in scotland, the prosecutions were carried out by the crown office. we know that 73 prosecutions took place, and robert daly was involved in investigating some of those cases. we know, for example, that he was involv

tens of thousands of people have taken part in the march through central london today, the first bigwards the end of last year. this is the seventh national march and thousands will march through the centre of central london, including for the first time, a 3.5 metre puppetr for the first time, a 3.5 metre puppet, of a syrian refugee who originally was walked from the syrian turkish border through to manchester in 2021. the reason it joined the march today was to highlight the plight of palestinian refugees and children. the march has ended up here in parliament square and speaker after speaker have called for a ceasefire now. this event is part of a number going on in a number of cities around the world will stop today's protest pro—palestinian. tomorrow there will be a pro—israeli demonstration, that will be in trafalgar square but here in parliament square, the speeches behind me continue and you can see a lot of people who have taken part have stated to listen to the speakers. there has been another mid air issue for boeing, just over a week after the door blew out on an alaska a

a rally of thousands took place in central london. except for the idf operation in the gas sector. duma had to be evacuated for security reasons, what nato needs, the plans and specific steps of the north atlantic alliance are discussed by experts and guests of the editors’ club, what role they play in the military structure poland and the baltic states, how an arctic balcony is being made from finland and sweden, how does this threaten the entire region? and did anyone even ask the population of these countries for their opinion? and in finland and sweden, support for accession is falling, and sharply at an increasing rate. let me remind you that in these countries they never supported joining nato, only through a powerful propaganda campaign, in fact an attack, they recorded a one-time increase in the twenty-second year and also said, that’s it, let’s join. back in may 2022, the european union decided to temporarily suspend customs duties on ukrainian imports. european farmers believe that the agricultural sector of the community countries is already suffering a disproportionate

that is a private hospital in central london, for planned abdominal surgery.e understand the surgery was successful. it is expected she will remain in hospitalfor ten to m days before returning home to windsor to continue her recovery. we are told by kensington palace that based on the current medical advice, she is unlikely to return to public duties until after easter. i will take you through some of the rest of the statement. it says she will appreciate the interest this statement will generate. she hopes the public will understand her desire to maintain as much normality for her children as possible. of course, we know she has three young children, and her wish that personal medical information remains private. so we shouldn't expect over however long it takes for her to recuperate to get a running commentary, but we understand it is noncancerous. but clearly, as our colleagues at the bbc health unit have been saying, it is clear from the turn of the statement that whatever was affecting the princess of wales was serious. it is a ten to m day stay in hospi

stories making news around the world. thousands of pro palestinian protesters have marched in central london. they called for a cease fire and jazz as a conflict between israel, mass approaches. it's hundreds day on sunday london's metropolitan police said some 1700 officers were deployed for the march. how much on health ministries has at least 60 people have been killed in the latest as rarely strikes on gaza. bring the total death toll in the territory to almost $24000.00. these really military says the strikes destroyed rocket launchers and killed several palestinian militants. have asked, has designated a terraced organizations by several countries. the thousands have joined a protest in tbilisi to demand a harsh punishment for a woman accused of splashing paints on a religious icon depicting joseph stalin. the crowd of orthodox believers gathered in front of george's parliament before marching through the city to the holy trinity cathedral, where the icon is on display. the francis new foreign minister has reiterated his country support for ukraine during his 1st trip abroad. since tak

says the procedure was successful, and took place at the london clinic, a private hosptal in central londonster. what more do we know? this was a surrise what more do we know? this was a surprise statement _ what more do we know? this was a surprise statement released - what more do we know? this was a surprise statement released by - surprise statement released by kensington palace an hour ago. the statement is fairly lengthy. we know

post masters and mistresses were wrongly convicted of fraud or stealing charges continues in central londonoday. facing a second grilling of the week today is paul patterson, european director of fujitsu, the technology giant behind the horizon software. he admitted that fujitsu was aware of the errors for nearly two decades and said details about the vast majority of them had been shared with the post office at the time. this is what we hee hee had to say at the conference earlier today. to at the conference earlier today. tfr the sub—postmasters and their families. fujitsu apologises and is sorry for our part in this appalling miscarriage ofjustice. this inquiry is examining those events frantically over many, many decades which involve many parties, not least after one and the post office with other organisations and individuals. we are determined to continue to support this inquiry and get to the truth wherever it lays. and at the conclusion of the inquiry at the guidance from this inquiry, engage with government on suitable contribution and for trash to the sub—postmasters in their fam

related to the middle east conflict, thousands of pro palestinian protesters have marched in central london and called for a ceasefire. and does a conflict between israel, how mass approaches is 100 today? london's metropolitan police at 1700 police officers were deployed for the march to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who says no one will stop his country from achieving victory against him. ask militants and the guest strip. you said israel is planning a huge addition to its defense budget to cover suit your needs. you added that one goal as an independent military manufacturing sector to ensure as real security as well. so how, how master on the health ministry says at least 60 people have been killed and the latest is rarely strikes on gaza, bringing the total death tool in the territory to almost $24000.00. these rarely military says the strikes destroyed, rocket launchers, and killed several palestinian militants. have masses designated a terrorist organization by multiple countries. the us is carried out a 2nd day of military strikes on who the rebel targets in yemen. us o

let's ta ke let's take your life to central london, to marylebone, because we are closely watching thisof the london clinic, and we know that the princess of wales returned home to windsor to continue her recovery from surgery from this hospital, we're told she is making very good progress, and we are expecting king charles also to be leaving. he has been treated at the same hospital, he was in the same hospital as kate, the london clinic, being treated for enlarged prostate. saudi princess of wales 13 nights in hospital since her operation, and we are now waiting for king charles to possibly walk through these doors in the next few minutes also, which is why we are keeping a close eye. butjust to bring you more on that statement from the prince of wales, the prince and princess wish to say a huge thank you to the entire team at london clinic, especially to the dedicated nursing staff for the care they have provided. the family are grateful for all the good wishes they have received, but the news is that the princess of wales has returned home and is making good progress. now the weathe

for more on this we go live now to our correspondent zoe conway, who's outside the inquiry in central londonhe scandal, but once again all of this changes very little for all of those postmasters and mistresses that were caught up in this, some of them with devastating consequences. exactly. it has been a really interesting evidence session this morning, very revealing, actually. because fujitsu is at the heart of this post office scandal and the reason why i say thatis scandal and the reason why i say that is because for years fujitsu staff were giving evidence in court cases that led to sub—postmaster is being sent to prison, and they were signing witness statements saying that there were no problems with their horizon system, that software system being used in post office branches, and at the same time, behind the scenes, as we have been hearing at this inquiry, is that fujitsu staff were talking to each other about those concerns with errors, bugs and faults with the horizon system software. now, paul patterson was asked about that and he said something very striking. he told the inquiry

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this latest one in victoria, central london, took over a space left vacant by a chain of tea retailers spaces, we share out collaboratively, and they have 30 to 40 different artists or makers in one space and make it affordable and accessible for them. we call this trend online to offline or 020. and what we're finding is that a lot of these retailers that started their lives purely online are now actually benefitting the high street by opening physical shops. such as the demand for pop up spaces. there is even a kind of airbnb platform for them run by another business called appear here. it offers space in all kinds of places, from shopping centres and outdoor markets to warehouses. the hope with all of these pop—ups is that online entrepreneurs will get a taste for face to face retail and so become the next generation of high street shop owners. from seeing the way a pop—up works, i definitely think i'll have my own shop in the future. dougal shaw, bbc news. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. this is sophia fileen. and so is this. and this is

king charles has left hospital in central london.ree nights there after receiving treatment for his prostate. it comes just hours after the princess of wales left the same hospital after nearly a two—week stay. she is recovering abdominal surgery. that's got life now to my colleague, daniela relph. a much less public departure for catherine and a very different approach by the king? yes. different approach by the king? yes, that's right- — different approach by the king? yes, that's right- we _ different approach by the king? yes, that's right. we have _ different approach by the king? yes that's right. we have had two different kinds of departure from hospital today. different kinds of departure from hospitaltoday. forthe different kinds of departure from hospital today. for the king, different kinds of departure from hospitaltoday. forthe king, it different kinds of departure from hospital today. for the king, it was a very public discharge from the london clinic here in marylebone. he left around three o'clock this afternoon with

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live now to our correspondent zoe conway who's outside the inquiry in central london what can we expectember, they had their own investigation and prosecution process separate from the police and crown prosecution service and one of those investigators is stephen bradshaw and we know he was involved in investigating at ten cases. in total the kinds of lines of questioning to stephen bradshaw i think one of the things that could well come up is that several of the sub—postmasters in very powerful testimony and witness statements have accuse these investigators of threatening, intimidating and cruel behaviour towards them when they were being investigated. we have one witness and pardon the language that she says in a phone call stephen bradshaw called her a pitch. we have testimony for someone called lisa brennan, another sub—postmaster and she said she was interviewed by stephen bradshaw as well, she said the interview was insulting throughout. they said to her you are a bit of a big girl, throughout. they said to her you are a bit ofa big girl, do throughout. they said to her you are a

live pictures here from central london. the rally , part central london.ntries, will. the march comes after an additional attack by the united states on houthi rebels in yemen on thursday. britain and the us hit dozens of houthi targets in response to months of attacks on ships in the red sea. the iran backed group, though, has vowed to continue in solidarity with the of gaza and says the the people of gaza and says the strikes will not go unpunished. foreign secretary lord cameron says britain must do what is necessary protect its ships , necessary to protect its ships, although military analyst sean bell has confirmed uk forces weren't involved in this latest attack . attack. >> the us unilaterally did the strike last night. it's either that following yesterday , the that following yesterday, the houthis launched another missile almost as a an act of petulance, and it looks either in response to that, the us has struck this radar site or after the strikes on thursday night, battle damage assessment, they will have looked and said, ah , one of the looked

the, at the end of the day, we left the electricity, the black craft back to central london. and i remember i sent in the back of the car and steer to drink drops on the window. and in my mind, i kept replaying the moment to set the bond to us. we are shaking hands. i was too well and was about to leave. the doctors were already standing at the door when suddenly a soldier's grip of my hand tightened. the d. she'll be back. she looked at me intensely and said, i see the service. she didn't hesitate, visibly troubled and searching for birds. and then he finally said, i saved my life during our conversation asunder and made it absolutely clear that he would not be expedited to the united states alive in his opinion, this was the only rational decision in view for the waited him there during the sole search 2 days before our visit present staff had confiscated a razor blade hidden by us. i'm just in case you have a serious, angry, both viewed at his fate, was not in my hands on i could do in this moment was to give him a silent hook from one person to another. then i heard mysel

with palestinians in gaza with protesters calling for ceasefire. tens of thousands gathered in central london in front of parliament voicing their support for the people in gaza. they called for an immediate end to this. attacks against the palestinian territory. in east asia, thousands of people gathered in front of the us embassy in jakarta to protest against genocide in palestine. protesters slam washington's support for the israeli regime and said the us is a culprate in israeli crimes. the similar rally was also held in soul south korea in a show of solidarity with the palestinian people on the global action day. in italy's napels, 5,00 symbolic tombstones were laid out to remember the palestinians killed in the conflict. protesters call for immediate end to israel's bombardment of gaza. the international court of justice at the hag has heard submissions from lawyers representing south africa who have accused israel of regime of committing genocide in gaza. the justices are now considering the merits of the case which has been vehimently opposed by the regime in tel aviv will have blame

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while waving palestinian and resistance. movements flags, also tens of thousands gathered in central londone in the short term, and then ultimately end of occupation. it's absolutely despicable that our country and our political representatives cannot reflect our views and show that we firstly want to cease fire and secondly want to use some kind of influence to working towards a peaceful, a peaceful solution. we want immediate sees fire a end to the occupations. the march comes half. on the heels of us-uk strikes on yemen, and day after the international court of justice heard a landmark genocide case against israel brought by south africa, case the uk government did not support. uk governments for decades have uh been complicit uh in failing to hold israel to account and thereby supporting the sustainance of his system of apart type, but this is a particularly..." egregous episode in that history of complicity, because what we are complicit with now is a genocide, among the diverse crowd, healthcare professionals who know all too well the impact of the relentless us israeli bombardment of

also, tens of thousands gathered in central london in front of the parliament, voicing their support for the people in gaza. the israeli regime's genocidal war in gaza is ongoing, so is the public campaign to try and stop it. "organizers say half million, many of them young people, from across the uk, descended upon the capital london to push the government to act on their demands. definitely seizfire in the short term, and then ultimately end of occupation. it's absolutely despicable that our country and our political representatives cannot reflect our views and show that we firstly want to cease fire and secondly want to use some kind of influence." and thereby supporting the sustenance of his system of apart, but this is a particularly agregous episode in that history of complicity, because what we are complicit with now is a genocide, among the diverse crowd, healthcare professionals who know all too well the impact of the relentless us israeli bombardment of the civilian infrastructure in gaza, think... we're seeing is a systematic targeting of the the healthcare system in gaza

last square in central london.ice said tougher measures on the weapons would be introduced, but legislation hasn't yet passed . legislation hasn't yet passed. and you can get more on all those stories by visiting our website at gbnews.com . for website at gbnews.com. for stunning gold and silver coins, you'll always value rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . and news financial report. and here's a quick snapshot of today's markets . the pound will today's markets. the pound will buy you $1.2733 and ,1.1614. the price of gold is £1,593.47 per ounce, and the ftse 100 is at 7681 points. ross island gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report. >> thank you sophia. now mps are currently voting on the controversial offshore petroleum licensing bill today. if it's passed, it will award new annual licences for oil and gas projects in the north sea . of projects in the north sea. of course, it's creating division in the tory party with chris skidmore formally submitting his resignation as an

and central london as we speak.rt case of course, the court case against the against israel at the international criminal court continues after the south african um, um , south africa african um, um, south africa committed the case, alleging that israel was committing genocide in gaza . israel has genocide in gaza. israel has accused south africa of a profound distortion in response, but a result is not expected for at least a few weeks. so joining me live in tel aviv is mystifier uri geller . me live in tel aviv is mystifier uri geller. uri, thank you so much for joining uri geller. uri, thank you so much forjoining me. it's really good to see you. um talk to me about your your view on what's going on with the south africans and their. well, okay. >> nana, first of all, as we speak right now , you're speaking speak right now, you're speaking to me . to me. >> look, rockets are flying into israel . um, >> look, rockets are flying into israel. um, never. uh hasbara . israel. um, never. uh hasbara. >> kerem is sderot,

tomorrow, the labour party will host a major business conference in central london where sir keir starmert the same time, labour is under massive political pressure to further water down its so—called green prosperity plan, which was supposed to involve £28 billion a year of public investment to decarbonise the uk economy. the hope is that private investment will fill the gap. but is this realistic? or could labour s "partnership with business" be heading for a reality check? here 5 ben. in 2022, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, described his party to the business world as not just a pro—business party... but a party that is proud of being pro—business, that respects the contribution profit makes to ourjobs growth and our taxpayers. tomorrow sees the next stage of attempts to forge that partnership with the private sector when labour hosts a conference in central london involving 400 senior business leaders and where labour's plan for business will be unveiled. relative to the years ofjeremy corbyn's leadership, it's clear that on the surface at least labour's relations with business