our guests. patrick hennicson, geopolitical analyst joins us from los angeles. also joining us charlotte cats, international coordinator at the sami done palestinian prisoner solidarity network from vancouver. welcome to you both, patrick henningston, let me first start with you in this incident with the us-based truck uh where seven gas. aid workers, it included uk, us and australian citizens. we saw lot of uh reaction from this overwhelmingly around the world, but in particular one that stood out was the way that the us president donald trump came out and uh compassionately said that uh, this was just such an unfortunate mistake, which it was. uh, but when you put that into context of over 32,00 palestinians to have been murdered all this time, he did not show that kind of compassion for the genocide that's taken. place, first give us your reaction on the incident itself and the way that the us president reacted to it? yes, yes, well, the incident itself, it's debatable whether uh, it was accident or not, i think it's very, it's too early to make that determination, uh, it's very specific t

our guests. patrick hennicson, geopolitical analyst joins us from los angeles. also joining us charlotte cats, international coordinator at the sami doen palestinian prisoner solidarity network from vancouver. welcome to you both, patrick hanning, let me first start with you in this incident with the us based. truck uh where seven gaza aid workers, it included uk, us and australian citizens. we saw lot of uh reaction from this overwhelmingly uh around the world, but in particular one that stood out was the way that the us president donald trump came out and uh compassionately said that uh, this was just such an unfortunate mistake uh, which it was uh, but when you put that into context of over 32,00 palestinians to have been murdered all this time, he did not show that kind of compassion. for the genocide that's taking place, first give us your reaction on the incident itself and the way that the us president reacted to it. yes, yes, well, the incident itself, it's debatable whether uh, it was accident or not, i think it's very, it's too early to make that determination, uh, it's very specifi

just fresh out of time, patrick henningson, geopolitical analyst from los angeles, thank you, charlotte catsight. for me and the team, it's goodbye. landmines and explosive remnance of war are the terrifying legacy. revealed that the islamic republic of iran mine action center boasts the highest number of discovered mines in 2019. evvel allah, dik duracağız, dikleşmeyeceğiz. 31 mart bizim için bir bitiş değil, aslında bir dönüm noktasıdır. ama hiçbir surette milletimizin kararına hürmetsizlik etmeyeceğiz. milletle inatlaşmaktan, milli iradeye rağmen hareket etmekten, milletin takdirini sorgulamaktan bugüne kadar olduğu gibi yine uzak duracağız. first to be headlines says the international goods day this year will be held even more gloriously as non-muslim nations will also be participating. the death all from nearly six months of the us really genocide in gaza, standing at almost 33, mostly women and children, and the one chief says attacks aid workers in gaza are uncontionable, this after an israeli air strike killed seven aid workers.

just fresh out of time, patrick henningson, geopolitical analyst from los angeles, thank you, charlotte cats, thank you so much, international coordinator, sami duon, palestinian, prisoner solidarity network from vancouver, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, from me, and the team, it's goodbye. in this week's episode of earwattech we're going to be checking out mobile game development company that has managed to find a formula and develop a platform that allows them to release games a lot more quickly than usual and competitive without sacrificing on quality. we're also going to learn about how the development mobile game works in general, so if you want to learn about those, make sure to check out this week's episode at these times. iraq, march 20th, 2003, the us has full scale war on iraq on lame excuses at the... subsequent fall of maqdat in 3 days. apparently, the iraqi people had made up their minds to not resist. they turned a blind eye to the occupation. iraq collapsed and that set the stage for the occupation. based on the new middle east plan, at the top

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. you'd think if you were rescued from a tight squeeze, you'd be grateful. well, don't forget to tell your face. firefighters rescued this catpression attracted hundreds of comments on social media. tricky conditions on the roads, particularly added on the strength of the _ particularly added on the strength of the wind. look at the tightly packed isobars, there will be strong to gale force winds buffeting the uk during much of monday and into tuesday and it's coming down from the north west. in fact as we head towards tuesday, it starts to come down from the north, so it will feel much colder than it has — temperatures below average. so we've got some heavy, showery rain pushing its way southwards on a weather front. lots of heavy showers following in behind and colder air, so snow over the mountains. it takes longest to get to southern and eastern areas, but temperatures hold up above freezing because of the strength of the wind, which takes us through the day today. this line of really intense rains giving some tricky travel conditions, the winds picking up to strong gale force around the coasts in the west and the south