because i don't have many constituents who bank with coutts . i don't know . i with coutts.now. i have no idea why coutts have closed his bank account, but i should have been more careful with the words that i used a year ago. the figure i gave was for his total income. i think that he has himself stated that he was paid by for his appearances on russia today and that russia today is of course a part of the russian state. and he has made clear his respect for vladimir putin as a nationalist. but the figure i gave was nowhere near, i think the accurate figure. so i apologise if i have inadvertently misled the house. i had no intention to do so, and i had no intention to do so, and ihope i had no intention to do so, and i hope that that puts the record straight. >> today he apologises for misleading the house. he doesn't apologise to me. he misleading the house. he doesn't apologise to me . he doesn't even apologise to me. he doesn't even name me at any point in that. and when he says the figure was misleading, it wasn't. it was nowhere near the number stated. no sir. chris. t

because i don't have many constituents who bank with coutts . i don't know . i with coutts.now. i have no idea why coutts have closed his bank account, but i should have been more careful with the words that i used a year ago. the figure i gave was for his total income. i think that he has himself stated that he was paid by for his appearances on russia today and that russia today is of course a part of the russian state. and he has made clear his respect for vladimir putin as a nationalist. but the figure i gave was nowhere near, i think the accurate figure. so i apologise if i have inadvertently misled the house. i had no intention to do so, and i had no intention to do so, and ihope i had no intention to do so, and i hope that that puts the record straight. >> today he apologises for misleading the house. he doesn't apologise to me. he misleading the house. he doesn't apologise to me . he doesn't even apologise to me. he doesn't even name me at any point in that. and when he says the figure was misleading, it wasn't. it was nowhere near the number stated. no sir. chris. t

an independent inquiry has found natwest group's decision to shut down nigel farage's coutts bank account the controversy culminated in the resignation of chief executive dame alison rose. she was found to have made what is described as an "honest mistake" in disclosing details of the former ukip leader's bank account. joining me now is our business correspondent, theo leggett. remind us of how we got to this point? this tipped off a political row and focused a pretty harsh spotlight on the decisions banks take on who they do and do not choose to do business with. it all started with nigel faraj who injune said that his bank accounts had been closed, and he thought it was because of his political views. thought it was because of his politicalviews. he thought it was because of his political views. he claimed he was being persecuted. true, that would have been illegal. a few days later, a bbc report was published which had a bbc report was published which had a different version of events, claiming that mr faraj�*s accounts at coutts, a private bank for very wealthy people owned by nat wes

over 100 people killed in the be'eri coutts. troops amassing for a potential ground offensive inside gaza, with president biden vowing american support. >> let there be no doubt, the united states has israel's back. >> and blasting the carnage under east by hamas. >> babies being killed, entire families slain. woman raped, assaulted, paraded as trophies. like every nation in the world's, israel has the right to respond, indeed, has the duty to respond to these vicious attacks. >> still looming, the threat by hamas to start executing over 100 hostages on camera, including americans. >> we now know that american citizens are among those being held by hamas. >> that's your mom? >> yeah, that's my mom. >> but tonight, some families of americans held by hamas saying the biden administration is not doing enough. -- he says he's only received one call from the u.s. embassy since his mother adrienne, a nurse born and raised in california, was presumed to have been abducted by hamas. >> i would expect those people to act them until the r

>> coutts, acsubsidiary ofjnt with coutts, a subsidiary of natwest. why coutts natwest.west. we know why coutts closethe downvalues.1't align natwest. we know why coutts closethe downvalues.whatgn natwest. we know why coutts closethe downvalues. what we with the bank's values. what we didn't what did head didn't know was what did head office, what did the bosses really think and the bosses of course, of which dame alison rose was top . and what we rose was at the top. and what we see from these internal whatsapp groups, emails, messaging groups, emails, messaging groups, is that the culture there for which she apologised as the boss of coutts apologised and i was told was not representative of the bank's view. well, clearly actually it was widespread within the bank and this goes directly to dame alison rose's leader ship the woke culture , you know, woke culture, you know, inclusion and diversity . we were inclusion and diversity. we were all so lovely and very , very all so lovely and very, very nice and wonderful people unless of course you disagree with us and then w

you know. >> well, the truth about the matter is i bank at coutts . matter is i bank at coutts.o you know what my standing at coutts has gone massively up previously previously i was unwanted. i was beneath the soil . now honestly i can't. i'm not joking with you. they are so, so pleasant to me as though i am. i'm lord kelvin of fleet street or something. it is fantastic and this is entirely to down nigel. >> oh, there you go . so nigel's >> oh, there you go. so nigel's made you an even more privileged human being , made you an even more privileged human being, i made you an even more privileged human being , i suppose. but human being, i suppose. but yeah, look, when it comes to when it comes to her actual payout, i mean, in no other walk of life, right in no other walk of life, right in no other walk of could enact a policy of life could you enact a policy that doesn't make you any money being woke does not make you any money in sector. i'm money in that sector. i'm convinced doesn't. in convinced of it. it doesn't. in fact, very. there are fact, very. there are there are exam

reportedly one in the coutts area, just outside gaza, the other one in four key, about a dozen milese gaza. the israelis are reeling in shock from what is really an unimaginable nightmare, arreola horror. something they're not prepared, for something that never really seen coming. and they have seen the palestinians to launch a counterattack that no one saw coming. the two pillars of israeli -- the two things that israelis depend on most and rely on and believe. in their military and their intelligence agencies have been completely taken unawares by this and caught totally by surprise. but adding to that, the palestinian enemy, hamas, seems to have transformed itself into a completely different kind of fighting force. able to launch its multipronged attack on land, sea, and air fronts. but also penetrating through the very expensive -- what these rallies had thought was an impregnable security fence that surrounds gaza. at 29 points now, the israelis say, and through these breaches they poured hundreds if not thousands of fighters on motorbikes, on jeeps, and they went through the ne

i don't kill it kobe yeah traveled to meet with family from one coutts that come under attack of a mosscloser look at how some of those children's are doing. >> tonight, the kids of kibbutz barry now living on a hotel in the dead sea, trying to make sense of their new reality. >> is that an ice cream? >> no, it's a candy. >> candy, like a lollipop? >> but below the surface, the or lingers. >> she asked me if the said people, the hamas, came into the hotel. >> home no longer feel safe after hamas terrorists stormed their small community, killing more than 50 in killing many others. >> my son, four years old, he just started talking with the terrorist bodies that he saw. >> her volunteers like nursery teacher shot her, the trauma is plain to see. >> i can see many kids not willing to move away from their family -- parents, speaking about many kinds of things he wouldn't want small children to speak about. >> anthony's family hid for hours and their safe room, reading about the horrors on their phones, leaving a father of three considering the unthinkable. >> i one point i thought i was go

she gives us a closer look at how some of the children are doing. >> >> tonight, the kids of coutts nowotel on the dead sea, tried to make sense of their new reality. >> ice cream? >> no, candy. >> candy, like a lollipop? >> but below the surface, the horror lingers. >> she asked me the bad people, hamas coming. >> home no longer feel safe, after hamas terrorist stormed their small community, killing more than 50 and kidnapping others. >> my son is four years old, just started talking about the terrace bodies that he saw. >> for volunteers like this or teacher saw her, the trauma is plain to see. >> i can see many kids not willing to move away from their parents, speaking about many kinds of things, he would not want small children to speak about. >> and then his family hit four hours in their safe room, reading about the horrors on their phones, leaving the father of three, considering the unthinkable, at one point, i thought i would have to kill my own kids. >> vera and her teenage daughters came face to face with the tears. >> we just say to them, please don't kill us, please, we don

meet strict financial criteria for accounts at the bank in question, an upmarket private bank called coutts mr farage came back fighting and revealed documents suggesting politics did come into it. dame alison rose, the chief executive of natwest admitted she was the source of the bbc story and she apologised and she resigned. the bank then commissioned this review from the law firm travers smith. the review has said quite clearly the decision was made predominantly on commercial grounds. it said his political views, mr farage's political views did come into it, but they were not the main feature. it said there were serious failings on behalf of natwest, but that was mainly in the way the decision was communicated to mr farage and also in the way that dame alison spoke to a bbc journalist about his private financial affairs, which was a data protection breach. so this review has come in and mr farage has claimed it is a white watch, he said it is laughable. dame alison has said it shows the error she committed were relatively minor —— whitewash. she thought something was in the public domai

it's funny , isn't it in coutts.ut diversity and inclusion are actually the most illiberal , actually the most illiberal, narrow minded people you could even narrow minded people you could ever, ever want to meet. she is responsible for this culture. now the significance of the timing of this should not be lost on anybody . on thursday of lost on anybody. on thursday of this week , there is a full board this week, there is a full board meeting of natwest, and on friday morning we'll get the quarterly figures after the coots debacle. they appoint did what they called an in—depth dependent person to come in to look at what had happened to jarvis smith are a city company who's emeritus chair, has described brexiteers as racists , described brexiteers as racists, xenophobes and little englanders . well, some independents for you. but at this thursday's meeting they will decide on which terms. dame alison leaves natwest. bear in mind, folks, this is not a private company . this is not a private company. we bailed these pe

staff at coutts are document.hameless grifter and a crackpot , what with one even wanting to throw a milkshake at him. and very shortly nigel farage joins me live to give his exclusive reaction to these extraordinary and equally disturbing revelations means elsewhere. welcome to the uk. in 2023, where you can chant anti—semitic slogans and call forjihad. slogans and call for jihad. whilst our woke police force. just stand by and do nothing. i'll call out these attacks against israel and democracy as we know it in my big opinion next. and i'm not pulling my punches. the police are institutionally woke institutionally woke institutionally biased and institutionally biased and institutionally useless. then my pundits react. tonight at carole malone, benjamin buttennorth and beunda malone, benjamin buttennorth and belinda de lucy , plus a former belinda de lucy, plus a former israeli prime minister, naftali naftali bennett has launched a stunning attack on the bbc. >> if you think there's a balance here between two eq

he's the interim ceo of coutts, said dear mr farage, today you will have received the response to yourrd data subject access request . this includes request. this includes commentary from other clients and members of the public who contacted the bank and has been made available to you in a separate document. thank you for your patience. whilst we process this complex request . just in this complex request. just in completing your dsr , our completing your dsr, our processes have uncovered some inappropriate comments and poor behaviours for which i would like to apologise and reassure . like to apologise and reassure. assure you that we are following up on these areas as appropriate . as i said in my previous letter to you, we are committed to learning the lessons from this so that in the future we live up to the high expectations our clients rightly have of us. yours sincerely, mo. well, i really had had i not been tipped the wink. so in 600 pages of documents and we've just begun to have a look at it, it begins by them deciding whether the account should be closed and talking about my

staff at coutts are document. , what with one even wanting to throw a milkshake at him. and very shortly nigel farage joins me live to give his exclusive reaction to these extraordinary and equally disturbing revelations means elsewhere. welcome to the uk. in 2023, where you can chant anti—semitic slogans and call forjihad. slogans and call for jihad. whilst our woke police force. just stand by and do nothing. i'll call out these attacks against israel and democracy as we know it in my big opinion next. and i'm not pulling my punches. the police are institutionally woke institutionally woke institutionally biased and institutionally biased and institutionally useless. then my pundits react. tonight at carole malone, benjamin buttennorth and beunda malone, benjamin buttennorth and belinda de lucy , plus a former belinda de lucy, plus a former israeli prime minister, naftali naftali bennett has launched a stunning attack on the bbc. >> if you think there's a balance here between two equal sides , then you are lackin

he's the interim ceo of coutts, said dear mr farage, today you will have received the response to yourd data subject access request . this includes request. this includes commentary from other clients and members of the public who contacted the bank and has been made available to you in a separate document. thank you for your patience. whilst we process this complex request . just in this complex request. just in completing your dsr , our completing your dsr, our processes have uncovered some inappropriate comments and poor behaviours for which i would like to apologise and reassure . like to apologise and reassure. assure you that we are following up on these areas as appropriate . as i said in my previous letter to you, we are committed to learning the lessons from this so that in the future we live up to the high expectations our clients rightly have of us. yours sincerely, mo. well, i really had had i not been tipped the wink. so in 600 pages of documents and we've just begun to have a look at it, it begins by them deciding whether the account should be closed and talking about my

mr farage has previously said that coutts had moved to shut down his account because his political beliefsdid not align with the bank. the education secretary says there are no cultural problems within her party after a senior mp was arrested on suspicion of rape and the possession of controlled substances . gillian keegan told substances. gillian keegan told gb news most of her colleagues act with integrity. crispin blunt was detained by surrey police yesterday and then released on conditional bail . released on conditional bail. he's been removed from the party and asked to stay away from parliament. the mp says he'll cooperate fully with the ongoing investigation and he says he's confident he won't be charged and nhs waiting list could top 8 million by next summer, even if strike action doesn't continue. the health foundation says the number will peak by august before starting to come down. but if strikes were to continue, that list could be 180,000 higher or more than 7.5 million people were waiting for treatment last month. but the nhs says it's making progress, claiming they've more

the decision by natwest group to close nigel farage's coutts bank account showed �*serious failings'endent inquiry. dame alison rose resigned as natwest�*s chief executive injuly, after she was found to have leaked information about mr farage's bank account to the bbc — though the inquiry describes this as an �*honest mistake'. nigel farage maintains his account wasn't closed purely on commercial grounds. the former prime minister borisjohnson has signed as a presenterfor gb news. the channel says he'll start in the new year and that he'll offer frank opinions on world affairs. gb news is currently the subject of several investigations by the media watchdog ofcom, after complaints from viewers. shaun dilley reports. we know what you want and we know who you are. hi we know what you want and we know who you are-— who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited _ who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited to _ who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited to say _ who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited to say that - who you are. hi folks, bor

through the main gate, to this town of just over 1000 people, burning, shooting, slaughtering, now this coutts is a mass grave. still, an active fighting zone. this day, idf guns pointed at gas or just beyond the barbed wire. one soldier we saw on-duty served 25 years in the army. >> what we saw here, nothing can prepare for this kind of brutality of evil, pure evil. so you ask me how do i feel? i feel determined, very determined. >> determined, because here you wreaths the crime through your nose, your mouth, the presence of human death hits thus. >> this family that lived here, near names on the outside, on the floor inside, we saw a bus pass for one of them. this is their home, completely destroyed. >> this is the front garden, everything is now dead. >> i was standing and says the most home where they were celebrating. exercise right behind me everything burned and destroyed. and even on the refrigerator, the charred remains of all the pictures that somebody would have had on the outside of their fridge. the medicine containers that you would label by day to make sure you take the right pi

. >> clarissa ward, cnn, very coutts, israel. >> from london, journalist elliott gotkine, following developments. it was their incumbents, and the beheading of children. we also have the formation of the wartime cabinet, and will open to this point, been deeply divided. >> it's not just been deeply divided, it's more divided than ever over the past nine months, and they have been trying to push forward from this judicial overhaul. if there is one thing that hamas succeeded in doing, in addition to all of the carnage that we have seen over the past few days here in the killing, at least 1200 people, and it is also barring parra laetitia and, and benny gantz with no friend of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the former defense minister, chief of the general staff, taking his national unity party into government to form this emergency government, went before the cameras yesterday to say why he had done this, and what hamas had done in score. >> there are seeing, very clearly, that they will be to pay. we promise, to the people of israel, when we say never again, we mean it. never again. >> to mak

again, the palestinian red crescent society saying overnight that the l coutts hospital, the neighborhood where that hospital is in the southern part of gaza city was seen intense bombardment. they say the building was a trembling and that there was a lot of fear and panic in that hospital. separately we heard late on monday from the director of the leading cancer hospital in gaza, in the northeastern part of the on clay of that that hospital had been hit. no injuries, but to some damage there. israel, of course, has been heavily criticized over the damage, not only the damage to hospital but the calls to evacuate them, which the world health organization has described as basically impossible. obviously the rescue, and this is rescue not released, that was really soldier from hamas right captivity, a positive sign for israel in all this. as released officials continue to emphasize that this shows, they say, that they can continue their ground offensive and that it serves the purpose of getting those hostages out. obviously there are major fears that the ground offensive might endanger the

a police 50 hostages each recording in a coutts area, just outside gaza. the other of key, dozens of miles inside gaza. the israelis are really in shock from what is an unimaginable nightmare, a real horror. something they're not prepared for. they've never really seen it coming. they've seen the palestinians launch the attack that no one saw coming. the two pillars of israeli society, the two things that israelis depend on most at the moment, their military and retaliatory agencies have been completely taken unawares by surprise. adding to that, paulson enemy, hamas, has transformed itself into a completely different kind of fighting force. able to launch its multi problem attack on land, sea, air fronts. also, penetrating through the very expensive what the israeli sought was an impregnable security fence that surrounds gaza. 29 points now these rallies say. through those breaches, they have pulled hundreds, if not thousands of fighters on motorbikes, on jeeps. they went through neighboring kibbutz around gaza and deeper into israel. massacring civilians

cnn's kaitlan collins visited coutts -- and spoke with a man seeing's childhood home for the first time after most of his family were murdered in this surprise attacks. the report you're about to see contains graphic video and maybe difficult to watch. >> kibbutz kissufim is less than three miles away from the gaza border. a quiet community where they raise avocado heights and poultry. as the sun rose on saturday october 7th, the kibbutz the 300 people called home became the site of a massacre. as hamas militants stormed inside and murdered -- and kidnapped others. a reservist in israel defense forces watched from home as the brutal attack unfolded that day. now he is leading a small group of foreign press into the kibbutz for the first time. wanting the world to bear witness to the atrocities firsthand. >> it's still hard to absorb. >> the stench of death is still thick in the air as you walk along the tree lined streets. if he did not look too closely you would never have guessed that a slaughter took place here. then you noticed the bullet hole in -- door. the 90-year-old grandmother

mr farage has previously said that coutts had moved to shut his account because his political beliefs not align with the bank.the beliefs did not align with the bank. the education secretary says there are no cultural problems within her party after a senior mp was arrested on suspicion of rape and the possession of controlled substances . gillian keegan told substances. gillian keegan told gb news most of her colleagues act with integrity. crispin blunt was detained by surrey police yesterday and then released on conditional bail . released on conditional bail. he's been removed from the party and asked to stay away from parliament. the mp says he will cooperate fully with the ongoing investigation and he says he's confident he won't be charged at 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 it's back to . back to. patrick >> welcome along. i start with some huge breaking news and it's about us. well actually, it's about us. well actually, it's about something that we have gone and done for you this is a massi

>> actually. think coutts >> actually. i also think coutts has i mean the whole has done this.how anything very private about how they their dealings they were doing their dealings were don't know how they were they. i don't know how they can themselves can even call themselves that. they had a trade they should be had a trade descriptions really. >> be reacting to >> well we will be reacting to this story throughout the day on gb hopefully we talk gb news. hopefully we can talk to little bit to nigel farage a little bit later on. we've only got about 20s left, so . so, andrew, do you 20s left, so. so, andrew, do you want to tell us in 20s about bedbugs? well, i will. >> the mum has found bedbugs in a butlin's skegness , which is a butlin's skegness, which is quite extraordinary and worst of all, this was actually a gold apartment, so heaven knows what was going on in silver. >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> i've just come back from cannes, where they had a similar sort of problem. lots of bedbugs everywhere. i go, i travel me more platforms than paddington. everywhere. i go, i trav

it is even more poisonous than what coutts had to say about me.ay whether she should really walk away with £11 million. we'll look back at the weekend's marches, the chanting that was going on, the flags that were being carried. i'll the question does i'll ask the question does radical islam now have free reign this country? did the reign in this country? did the police or do they police get it wrong or do they need powers and we'll need more powers and we'll finish with finance as well. the phillips scandal, how phillips truss scandal, how people who were clients of building society bars were referred to companies . they lost referred to companies. they lost an awful lot of money. some of these one of the victims these people, one of the victims joins tonight. would joins me tonight. it would appear the financial conduct joins me tonight. it would appear thsimply cial conduct joins me tonight. it would appear thsimply don't)nduct joins me tonight. it would appear thsimply don't care:t authority simply don't care about individuals losing their mon

he was born and raised in the coutts from which she was kidnapped.he kibbutz right now, but he went through the regular life routine of an israeli person. serving in -- going to high school, serving in the military, went to university. he works outside of his kibbutz. you can see his family right now. he's a great family man. all of my mother's family lived in that kibbutz. he is one of them. they are this tightly knit clan. he is an excellent grandson. and son. you know, he makes sure to visit his grandparents as often as possible. he's just an ordinary guy. that's really all i can say. he's a standup guy. he's not political. if anything, my entire family are more left leaning. we are pro resolution. we have no beef with gaza. they've never said any comments against gazan civilians. even though they are constantly attacked by gazan missiles, launched by hamas. they are the first to line. you know, it became their routine. and yet, they have no grudges against the people of gaza. i think that's the tragedy of the sides. you said it exactly right. . i

a key hamas commando, a man named boulal cadre, and they say that he was in charge of the naureen coutts last saturday. we are still hearing their warning sirens here, one sounded just a few seconds ago as we were preparing to go on air, and you can hear the intercepts overhead as well. a couple of booms. but nothing striking in the tel aviv area, anyway this morning. but clearly rock and still being fired from gaza, even as the israeli defense forces continue to hit targets there. even as gaza is evacuated, there are also evacuations in israel in the town of sderot, it's a town to the south, close to the gaza border. a lot of community needs more of actuator from the south in the days after the unofficial terrorist attack by hamas. but sderot was not one of them. the israeli military now starting to bring people out of that town, trying to get a better idea of just how widespread that evacuation is, and the reasons for it. katie, jonathan? >> u.s. embassies offering to evacuate americans by sea on monday. do we know exactly how many people could be evacuated, and what that would look li

among them is 74-year-old vivian silver, a piece activist and canadian citizen who lived in the -- couttshe darkest bloodshed during the october 7th attack. her son was on the phone throughout the morning as the horror unfolded. >> i heard a lot of gunshot out the window and we decided to stop talking because she was hiding, but, at some point, she told me that they're inside the house. >> her house? >> yeah. and that was it. she said i feel you and that was the last message. >> for nine agonizing days he has shuttled between optimism and despair, as israel's leaders steal its citizens for an invasion of gaza. >> when you look at more than 300,000 reservists being called up, huge amounts of weaponry and military personnel amassing at the border, a lot of anticipation about a ground offensive, how does that make you feel? >> it makes me anxious. i didn't want war before, and i don't want war now. i don't think we can cured dead babies with more dead babies. >> do you think that in israel most people agree with you, to think most people want war? >> nobody wants war, but i think people are

and almost everyone in the coutts was taken care of by her at some point of his life.founded the wellness care in the kibbutz and also -- he she is a very strong woman. we are sure that if there are other people, taking care of them is keeping her alive. -- >> i am praying for you, for your family, and especially for your grandmother to come home safely and okay. listen, from what you've explained to us so far, she's a caregiver, but she sounds like she's a survivor. so i'm wishing only the best for you all. thank you for joining me this morning. >> thank you very much. >> up next, a humanitarian crisis grips gaza as hundreds of thousands of displaced palestinians flee israel's aerial assault. this as one hospitals shelters thousands. we'll discuss all of that after the break. you're watching special coverage of the israel-hamas war. ould be a medical condition called peyronie's disease, or pd. you're not alone, there is hope. find a specialized urologist who can diagnose and treat pd. visit makeapdplan.com today. (all) ♪ toooo youuuuu! ♪ find a specialized urologist w

i'm joined now by an idea of reservist in ben stationed with israel at a coutts.not giving his precise name or location for security reasons. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> of course. you are actually from l.a. and you have been living in israel for the past six years or so. what is your role in the fight right now? >> so, i am a reservist. i was with my host family because all of my family still lives in the states. we were celebrating the final holiday. when i woke up in the morning to the news of rockets and the invasion by hamas into the communities on the gaza border community as well as the other cities, i woke up and open my phone, seeing the terrorists walking around. the closest comparison evil for the videos of i.s.i.s. writing in the back of pickup trucks brandishing their ak-47s and rpgs through our cities. i woke up to these videos and sites. i helped in my car and drove down and we immediately got to base. i am here in one of the communities along the gaza border. we are protecting the community, allowing one, first, press to come,

we located some of the most severe breaches, including this one near coutts barry.where terrorists use explosives to blast their way, then storming inside the rural community leaving a trail of death behind. we asked the israeli military's top spokesman. what went wrong here? was this an intelligence failure? was it a failure of the units on the border? what went wrong? >> this is a plan that was being planned in a massive scale plan. why we didn't know, we will find out why we didn't know. why we didn't know. but now, we are not -- our mindset, our mindset now is in the other side of the border. >> a military with a difficult fight ahead, and difficult questions to answer. >> joining me now, martin fletcher, former nbc news correspondent and bureau chief -- he spent over 30 years reporting for nbc hand has won every television awards out there including five emmys. pulitzer prize-winning journalist, david rohde, nbc senior executive editor for david security. david, this is your reporting. what can you tell us about the secret hamas documents? >> my colleague, ana

instructions about surrounding a cafeteria, where large numbers of people were gathered to in the couttsand bluntly speaking, a school, an elementary school, and a youth center. the instructions were to take hostages, and another instruction was to kill as many people as possible. so, very grim, it's amazing and unexpected detail in terms of the preparation that hamas put into this attack. >> i wondering how testing on information you have on this, and we can move on. u.s. intelligence is, it's really intelligence right now. considering how this, essentially, fell through the cracks. >> it did. i think there was a variety of factors. simply put, i think, u.s. intelligence does trust is released intelligence. it's been a very close relationship for decades. the u.s. missed 9/11. you know, this, it away, says -- this is israel's 9/11. it's a failure of imagination. the idea that hamas could breach the border wall in 30 places that over 1000 hamas fighters could swarm into israel and reach 20 villages to reach this concert, is just stunning. and just a big strategic error, it seems, that's

coutts an from this bank. coutts had an mp from qatar deliver millions in a holder is fact. judge and so sorry, you're and jury. i'm so sorry, you're a disgrace. and know what did disgrace. and you know what did we for? the second world we fight for? the second world war? freedom speech . and you we fight for? the second world war? ihow om speech . and you we fight for? the second world war? ihow dare speech . and you we fight for? the second world war? ihow dare they ech . and you we fight for? the second world war? ihow dare they talk and you we fight for? the second world war? ihow dare they talk about'ou know, how dare they talk about nigel they did? well, i nigel the way they did? well, i just it's astounding that just think it's astounding that they they're we're they all they're saying is we're really sorry. >> practise is weren't >> the practise is weren't right. by the the legal right. oh, by the way, the legal firm that we've employed who have their have already expressed their dislike brexit now going dislike of brexit are now going to out. and yeah, to check this

so this is the fact that the boss at at coutts alison rose is looking down the barrel of a £10 million which is not entirely unusual if you leave a huge job like that. but it is unusual when you're quite clearly broken the law in some way and you've thrown someone under the bus pretend it under the bus and pretend it didn't then being didn't happen and then being caught going, oh, caught out and going, oh, i'm really sorry, £10 million really sorry, i'm a £10 million now, please. that's a problem. >> lose any time i've been >> lose lose any time i've been fired from a job and sure fired from a job and i'm sure you've from from a you've been fired from from a few as well. no doubt. i've not been like oh so now that i've been like oh so now that i've been fired, now i've been forced been like oh so now that i've bestanded, now i've been forced been like oh so now that i've bestand downv i've been forced been like oh so now that i've bestand down because an forced been like oh so now that i've bestand down because of forced been like oh so now that i've bestand down because of my ed to st

it is even more poisonous than what coutts had to say about me.he should really walk away with £11 million. we'll look back at the weekend's marches, the chanting that was going on, the flags that were being carried. i'll the question does i'll ask the question does radical islam now have free reign this country? did the reign in this country? did the police or do they police get it wrong or do they need powers and we'll need more powers and we'll finish with finance as well. the phillips scandal, how phillips truss scandal, how people who were clients of building society bars were referred to companies . they lost referred to companies. they lost an awful lot of money. some of these one of the victims these people, one of the victims joins tonight. would joins me tonight. it would appear the financial conduct joins me tonight. it would appear thsimply cial conduct joins me tonight. it would appear thsimply don't)nduct joins me tonight. it would appear thsimply don't care:t authority simply don't care about individuals losing their money. all of t

coutts but rules decision was legal and this is this is how this country runs they they get an independent independent reports a law firm that's been hired by natwest so of course they've been hired by natwest. we don't care about that. we're being paid by natwest that we're going to more work from to have to get more work from these give these guys. we're going to give them, not only that, them, you know, not only that, but previously very but they've previously been very clear that some of the top brass in the organisation, what they think about brexit. >> to be very >> so yeah, just to be very clear, emerita senior clear, chair emerita and senior consultant was called consultant chris hale was called a lawyer and he a pro—remain lawyer and he called brexit a tragedy and now he's reviewing mr farage. >> exactly . >> i mean, exactly. >> i mean, exactly. >> so that's what this country does , is they hire somebody that does, is they hire somebody that they they is going to they who they know is going to give them the thing, give them the right thing, who who very english and who say we're v

coutts as a bank was affected that badly was probably affected that badly by brexit, a kind of by brexituxury. important luxury luxury. it's an important luxury belief you belief to demonstrate that you are someone regards are someone who regards themselves intellectual themselves on an intellectual plane, down on brexit plane, that looks down on brexit as as the great unwashed. >> that, we >> and speaking of that, we should mention that should we should mention that this will affect ordinary people as farage. as well, not just farage. obviously, kind of attitude obviously, this kind of attitude is people around country. >> the time so their side >> the time steve so their side story, we want talk story, which we want to talk about, is give parents details of sex education. >> told this gillian >> schools told this is gillian keegan to keegan who's saying they need to stop this thing where they're not out the information not giving out the information of the reason of the syllabus. and the reason they've this bizarre they've got this bizarre situation is instead of coming up with syllabu

the piss a ridiculous dossier on gb news star nigel farage was put together by the natwest owned couttsth countless references to his political views and his support for brexit. another egregious example of the politicisation of our corporate actions. bank building societies and other institutions want to change the world, but all we want from them is better customer service . yes, is better customer service. yes, but it's not about the customer , but it's not about the customer, and these companies often don't even behave like businesses anymore , which is why many are anymore, which is why many are losing income from terrifying policies. that stands for environmental, social and governance. reward businesses for pushing climate alarmism and preaching progressive and often contested ideas like trans ideology, which says you can change your sex or critical race theory, which goes against martin luther king's message of a colour—blind society. the globalist wet dream of esg seeks to embed this divisive and often wacky stuff into the dna of our biggest companies , which is why biggest com

this isn't a fair report and we've seen from subject access requests how some employees of natwest couttsll we move on to steve coogan's comments? emma steve coogan says most royal fans are flag waving idiots as he denounces problematic windsors as what a patronising so—and—so he is . patronising so—and—so he is. >> starters, he says the royal family have their foot on the throat of working class people. i don't think most working class people , as he puts it, feel that people, as he puts it, feel that at all. i think that either is more popular among the working class than the middle class. i don't want to talk about them en masse. they can make their decision. they make decision. they can make their own how they feel own decision about how they feel about the royal but but about the royal family. but but i we should point out i mean, we should point out steve coogan has made his career here. he's made his millions from, um, know, here. he's made his millions from, um, know, people from, um, you know, from people who watch his stupid films, his stupid, idiotic character, alan partridge .

farages data protection rights when she talked to a bbc journalist out about his relationship with coutts ceo dame alison rose was unacceptable . unacceptable. >> several n hs unacceptable. >> several nhs trusts in england are using foreign doctors as cheap labour. that's just one of the accusations from an investigation by the british medical journal foreign doctors can work in english hospital trusts for two years as fellows to gain experience to implement in their home countries. but the bmj says the training schemes are exploited live, with some fellows being paid less than others and not receiving guaranteed guaranteed overtime pay - pay. >> at pay- >> at least 22 people have been killed, 60 injured in lewiston in maine, in the states after a gunman opened fire at a bowling alley . we believe more than 60 alley. we believe more than 60 people have been injured. the gunman himself. police have named him , but he is still at named him, but he is still at large . large. >> let's get your weather update now . now. >> hello . very good morning to >> hello. very good morning to you. it's a

natwest — which owns the private bank coutts where mr farage had his account — apologised and the bank's childcare they're entitled to, as part of government plans to offer working families more flexibility. nurseries are set to expand to provide more places — and £289 million will be given to local councils for wraparound care. the school leaders' union, naht, said that far more investment is needed. eight million people could be waiting for routine, non—urgent nhs treatment in england by next summer, regardless of whether doctors continue striking over pay — that's according to new analysis by the health foundation. the charity says that currently, 7.75 million people are waiting for appointments and operations in england. our health editor hugh pym reports. protect the nhs. we are the nhs. strikes in the nhs have dominated health news for much of this year, although junior doctors and consultants are now in talks over resolving their pay dispute. the prime minister has blamed the strike action by the doctors union, the bma, for keeping waiting lists higher than expected. very nice to