what do you say to david lammy ? say to david lammy?d tell him just something very, very simple. i would expect any person, whether you're you've got responsibility or any, any citizen of the world right now of the free world, if you have to choose between a country that was attacked and have hostages in gaza, including young girls, young women and a baby one year old and the terrorist group like hamas, who doesn't hesitate to kill his own people. i mean, choose which side are you on? that's it. i would ask him a question. which side, sir, are you on? which side, sir, are you on? which side are you on? >> profound words indeed. well, boaz bismuth really appreciate your thank you for coming your time. thank you for coming on putting your case, on and putting across your case, israeli mp and of course, by the way, by the way, when i saw you, i didn't ask you the question. >> who are you? i know you are. >> who are you? i know you are. >> oh, thank you very much. thank you. i really appreciate your now, let's get more your time, now, let's

i oliver dowden and david lammy had to sa ? ., ., _, oliver dowden and david lammy had to sa ?, one i say? i want to come back on two | points oliver dowden may, one in relation to the publication of legal advice. the public want to see legal advice. the public want to see legal advice because they have lost confidence in what the government is saying, we have seen that in the past. of course you want to keep that private, and confidential, but the reality is that this is about trust and confidence, not about the legal advice per se. and they're happy lots of examples where governments have been forced to publish that legal advice. i would say publish it and get it out of the way. and there have been lots of examples where governments have been forced to publish that legal advice. i would say publish it and get it out of the way. you were part of a government that watered publish legal advice. government that watered publish legaladvice. in government that watered publish legal advice. in the end we have you published. because the public had lost trust and confidence in thus it

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but what david lammy said he wanted was for the foreign secretary, lord cameron, who plays a key rolehe government's position, to be asked more questions about this in the house of commons. lord cameron is a member of the house of lords. that means he doesn't usually get asked them. he can't go into the commons to be asked questions by mps in the usual way, but there is a way of doing it, working with the convention and david lammy wants to see that happen. ceremonies are being held across rwanda to mark three decades since the start of the genocide against ethnic tutsis and moderate hutus. injust 100 days, 800,000 people were killed in 1994. rwanda's president, paul kagame, said the international community failed his country. france has acknowledged that it could have stopped the genocide, along with its allies, but lacked the will power to do so. bbc�*s senior africa correspondent anne soy has been following the occasion from nairobi. well, a very symbolic lighting of the flame of remembrance by president paul kagame in kigali and this flame will burn for the next 100 days to signif

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david lammy wants to see that happen though.anda to mark three decades since the start of the genocide against ethnic tutsis and moderate hutus. injust 100 days, 800,000 people were killed in 1994. rwanda's president paul kagame said the international community failed his country. france has acknowledged that it could have stopped the genocide, along with its allies, but lacked the will power to do so. bbc�*s senior africa correspondent, anne soy, has been following the occasion from nairobi. and, just orchestra what happened today. and, just orchestra what happened toda . ~ . , and, just orchestra what happened toda .~ ., ,_ . today. well, a very symbolic li . htin: today. well, a very symbolic lighting of — today. well, a very symbolic lighting of the _ today. well, a very symbolic lighting of the flame - today. well, a very symbolic lighting of the flame of - today. well, a very symbolic - lighting of the flame of remembrance by the president in kigali. this display will go on for the next 100 days to symbolise the genocide.

but what david lammy said he wanted was for the foreign secretary, lord cameron, who plays a key roleto be asked more questions about this in the house of commons. lord cameron is a member of the house of lords. that means he doesn't usually get asked them. he can't go into the commons to be asked questions by mps in the usual way, but there is a way of doing it, working with the convention and david lammy wants to see that happen. now it's time for a look at today's sport with lizzie greenwood—hughes. hello from the bbc sport centre. hello, we're starting with the premier league where liverpool missed out on going top again — held to a 2—2 draw by their old rivals manchester united at old trafford. it means liverpool stay second in the table behind leaders arsenal on goal difference. 0ur football correspondent john murray reports. liverpool will be wondering how they did not win this match having led through a lewis diaz goal and being so dominant. yet in fact they needed a low late mo salah penalty to salvage a point which means this exciting premier league race has tightened up. ma

labour's shadow foreign secretary david lammy has also been speaking , david lammy has also been speakingary hardware to israel, if there's a "clear risk" it has contravened international law. i have now been calling for 12 days for david cameron to publish the legal advice, so that we are clear on whether israel has contravened international humanitarian law and therefore arms sales should be suspended or if the british public can see the scenes coming out of gaza, children lying in rubble, deep concerns being made about international human rights law and for all of those reasons that advice should be published and if it is the case that international law has been contravened, that it is absolutely right that offensive arms are suspended to israel. let's speak to our political correspondent peter saull. whether or not israel may have contravened international law, that is common practice. the government doesn't tend to publish the legal advice it does get, the pressure is growing, there have been calls for some time to see what the top line of the devices, if indeed there is some suggest

david lammy, present your show on lbc. public life. quickly on bofis through public life. quickly on boris johnson and of course kate, kate i at the time i you know, it's bad and like you say tom, it was because of the wider context of people having to put up with so many privations and that was the stark contrast. but it really is extraordinary to me, going on with me, now what's going on with lammy that somehow he thinks that her majesty's opposition is, is, is, is allowed to play by a different set of rules, that has not been how david lammy has played politics. he has always said that, you know, there should be, you know, the application to people application of rules to people regardless station regardless of their station colour or creed. and now he's asking for something quite different, if different, i think. look, if rain this, it's not the rain has done this, it's not the end world. doesn't end of the world. it doesn't need overdramatised need to be overdramatised just pay need to be overdramatised just pay back.

hang on, david lammy, i want to be really clear that... in opposition. so a labour government would always publish legal advice on issues of war? i've said in the circumstances... i can't foresee every circumstance over the next decade or so. but what i'm saying is i do believe on this issue where there's so much public discussion and the debate and quite rightly british citizens are asking, i hope we're not complicit in that — you should publish a summary of that advice. when things are very, very difficult for in democracies, you can get very quickly bogged down in an argument about process. oh, westminster loves that more than anything else. when it's hard and when it's issues of substance, let's have a fight about process. where's the legal letter versus what are you going to do with a ship? are you going to make it go from cyprus to the newly built port in gaza? yes. well, apparently we are now going to do that. but that was only we only learnt that in david cameron's article in the sunday times. david cameron's not in the house of co

so on the same programme, sunday with laura kuenssberg, labour's shadow foreign secretary, david lammysay. margaret thatcher suspended sales of arms to israel. tony blair suspended sales of arms to israel. gordon brown suspended sales of arms to israel. all during previous conflicts. this has been done before, this is a very serious issue, it has now gone on for six months. issues of proportionality, of precaution and distinction. there are real concerns, notjust from judges, from the intelligence community, but the broader public for that reason. let us be sure that we are not in breach of international humanitarian law. david lammy also today has written to the government demanding that the foreign secretary, lord cameron, come to the house of commons to answer questions. of course that is something that he cannot do because he is a member of the upper house in the houses of parliament, the house of lords. i mean, oliver dowden was pushed on this repeatedly by our own laura kuenssberg. he said of course the uk will act in accordance with obligations under law, the way it works, he sa

is that a bunch of next time, david lammy of people next time, david lammy did similar, did something thousand complaints couple of thousand complaints and 51 and there was only 51 complaints. reading about complaints. so i'm reading about 50 complaints. >> get for what i said >> did i get for what i said about covid anyway? >> point 151 well, you're >> the point 151 well, you're leading the well done, but, and that they went oh okay. yeah, fine. so it's just hypocrisy was pointed out to them. it's whether that rule was it is you guys are focused so much on like fairness everything. guys are focused so much on like fairness shoulderything. guys are focused so much on like fairness should there1g. guys are focused so much on like fairness should there be with so >> why should there be with so many stations and so many news outlets? should there be a outlets? why should there be a government team government agency part of team world watching over? >> well, we have agreed as gb news has agreed and we have agreed to abide by terms which allow defined as a news channel. >> why should we be

but what david lammy said he wanted was for the foreign secretary, lord cameron, who plays a key roleouse of commons. lord cameron is a member of the house of lords. that means he doesn't usually get asked them. he can't go into the commons to be asked questions by mps in the usual way, but there is a way of doing it, working with the convention and david lammy wants to see that happen. here, police in bradford have released the name of a man who's wanted in connection with the murder of a woman on saturday afternoon. habibur masum is 25 and from the oldham area. he is wanted in connection with the fatal stabbing in bradford city centre. a knife has been recovered from the scene of the incident. our correspondentjudith moritz was at the scene. it was just behind me in broad daylight. a busy part of bradford city centre as well, just north of the city centre here. we don't know if the man is still armed, they are searching for him and they say he has links to various parts of the north of england including burnley, chester and oldham, so west yorkshire police are liaising with forces a

so, so to say that no that david lammy will be no worse david cameron far worse than david cameron asconcerned, is not as trump is concerned, is not particularly as trump is concerned, is not parwell,'ly as trump is concerned, is not parwell,'ljmean, frankly see >> well, i mean, i frankly see when theresa may, when trump first got in and theresa may was prime minister, i mean, we achieved practically nothing, in in real terms, we did get trump over because we gave him the queen, right? i mean, that was quite a lot , queen, right? i mean, that was quite a lot, i'm quite sure that that keir and david could give could, could, could give him the king this time i mean, i just think a lot of people have said a lot of things, but i do know i do know that they have been working hard , hard to, to working hard, hard to, to understand that we might have trump as president. and if we do have trump as president, we do have trump as president, we do have to do things with the states . states. >> let's change subject stellar , >> let's change subject stellar, i see, you know, wes streeting saying s

i know that david lammy is saying she was northern. as ?hat david lammy is sathat she was northern. as ? i know that david lammy is sathat should e was northern. as ? i know that david lammy is sathat should protectiorthern. as ? i know that david lammy is sathat should protectiorthfrom, s if that should protect her from, you smears . you know, any smears. >> it's as if they wouldn't be doing this if she was anything else. yeah. i mean, of course they would. >> of course they would. >> of course they would. >> just. just because you're a woman you're working woman or because you're working class you had class or because you had red hair for that matter. yeah. doesn't insulate from the doesn't insulate you from the rules everyone rules by which everyone else plays, to plays, sadly. but thanks to olivia all that, olivia utley for all of that, we're going to move to brussels now controversy now because the controversy surrounding the shutdown the surrounding the shutdown of the national conservatism conference took a fresh twist overnight afte

david lammy said apply. david lammy even said that. apply. david lammy even said that .in the that. and yet, clearly, in the eyes of law, they don't. and eyes of the law, they don't. and what's happened here, they've now lost control of the narrative . narrative. >> that's right. i mean, keir starmer last week when we asked him , didn't we, have asked him, didn't we, have you asked to this written to see this, this written evidence from the tax advice or the other expert advice to show that angela rayner is innocent? i didn't to see that i'd i didn't need to see that i'd take her word. david take her at her word. david lammy the weekend saying lammy at the weekend saying it, said a northern said criticism of a northern woman is not fair on her. we had rachel reeves. i was asking her questions tuesday, she said. rachel reeves. i was asking her querbacked tuesday, she said. rachel reeves. i was asking her querbacked angela ay, she said. rachel reeves. i was asking her querbacked angela rayner, ;aid. rachel reeves. i was asking her querbacked angela rayner, etc. she backed

david lammy, who, of course, will become british foreign secretary after the october elections, but theso no matter how they make any curtsies in his direction, well , david cameron has arrived, well, in my opinion, besides this formal history connected with ukraine, cameron’s visit is also interesting... he may try to lead the conservative party after this defeat, which will obviously await him there in october, yes, because that richa sunok will resign, there will be internal confrontation, it is clear that there will be candidates from the right wing of the conservative party, there will be some suela braverman or kemi. a young lady from nigeria, but of course there will also be representatives of the establishment, and i fully admit there is also an interesting character, well , of course, suela braveron, who has no jewish blood, if i’m correct, yes, yes, she’s from sieur lyon, if i’m not mistaken absolutely right, yes , that is, that’s why you don’t need to pay attention to braverman, that is , everything is fine there, yes, yes, yes, this, this is just like cammy the badanos also

shadow foreign secretary david lammy says the government should suspend arms sales to israel if it'sar the international law has been breached. it's after british aid workers john chapman , james henderson and james kirby were killed when their convoy was hit by an israeli airstrike while they were delivering vital food aid. they were part of a group of seven aid workers from the world central kitchen organisation . mr central kitchen organisation. mr lammy says britain cannot supply arms to israel if it's proven to have broken international law . have broken international law. >> i have now been calling for 12 days for david cameron to pubush 12 days for david cameron to publish the legal advice so that we are clear on whether israel has contravened international humanitarian law and therefore arms sales should be suspended . arms sales should be suspended. >> ed and royal mail is pushing the postal regulator to speed up reforms, including cutting back on second class deliveries to just three days a week. the postal service says urgent changes are needed to cut costs following a maj

so this is david lammy, know, having such lammy, you know, having such a brave stance.e stance. old lamb chops here. like politics here. i mean, it's like politics now is like shooting fish in a barrel. we've. we see and hear so much mental stuff that someone can come up and say, someone can come up and say, come say, someone can come up and say, come say, i see come out and say, i see swastikas as being bad. and we're like, yeah, okay, good we're all like, yeah, okay, good stance. that's what we want to heat stance. that's what we want to hear. the shadow foreign hear. so the shadow foreign secretary comments secretary made these comments after this after a rally erupted this weekend. of course, as a metropolitan police officer , had metropolitan police officer, had some an american some discourse with an american lady and who was pointing out, patrick interviewed on the show. he did. he did. and, that was i watched it intently, actually. and and i had a discussion and you and i had a discussion about it, but, essentially, she saw in the crowd and, saw a swastika in th

but the shadow foreign secretary david lammy says that in this case it should be, that that governmentles are a focus because of israel's actions in gaza. it denies targeting civilians but it has killed thousands of them. and it has done so, in part, with weapons from the west. the us accounts for 65% of arms sales to israel in the past decade. germany, over 29%. italy, over 4%. in 2022, the uk provided 0.02% of israel's military imports. but although the uk isn't a major arms supplier to israel, it is a longtime ally and if arms sales stopped that would be a significant diplomatic blow to israel. that though hasn't happened, for now at least. and whether that may change depends on the uk's own rules. they say the government should not grant a licence if it determines there is a clear risk that the items might be used to commit or facilitate a serious violation of international humanitarian law. to judge this, the government receives legal advice. this is a formal process. this isn'tjust sort of political decision, ministers sitting around saying, "what should we do?" there is a formal

labour competing with cameron to woo trump, david lammy has gone over to america like six times in theade a mistake last time , when trump mistake last time, when trump got in, because no one sort of reached out to him and that kind of soured relations. >> and with trump, that's a big problem . yeah, because. problem. yeah, because. >> because it's all about kissing his bottom. >> yeah. basically he likes people who like him and dislikes people who like him and dislikes people who like him and dislikes people who dislike him. it's as simple as that. that's all the politicians. >> most of us are like that to a degree . degree. >> we grow out of it a little bit. no, i'm still like that. are you okay? fair enough. you're a lot like trump, i thought pretty much. >> yeah. if someone likes me, i'm pretty. i i'm sort of willing to forgive. >> but lammy i mean, i can't imagine david lammy liking trump particularly. no. >> and also david cameron has said in his book he said, oh, he was a xenophobic and a misogynistic because this is in 2019 when he before he was thrown the lifeline to resurrect

david lammy says she's done nothing wrong. how does he know that?manchester police are investigating it as absolutely bizarre. >> from of people that >> from a chorus of people that sat there defending boris johnson every opportunity, a johnson at every opportunity, a man , a man that took £265,000, man, a man that took £265,000, just paying public money for a legal defence after his lies in government. >> this is what about her defended boris. >> what about irena? >> what about irena? >> you were all silent about bofis >> you were all silent about boris johnson as he abused pubuc boris johnson as he abused public trust and public funds. >> well, so was she. >> well, so was she. >> do you know if you want normal people in politics, then this is what it looks like. she had a background. it couldn't be further from politics. and she made the kind decisions made the kind of decisions that most class got to do with. >> anything. >> anything. >> you keep on saying she's working class. >> is her class got to >> what is her class got to do with >> what is h

labour's shadow foreign secretary david lammy has been speaking in the last hour. ay. i have now been calling for 12 days for david cameron to publish the legal advice, so that we are clear on whether israel has contravened international humanitarian law and therefore arms sales should be suspended or if the british public can see the scenes coming out of gaza, children lying in rubble, deep concerns being made about international human rights law and for all of those reasons that advice should be published and if it is the case that international law has been contravened, that it is absolutely right that offensive arms are suspended to israel.- right that offensive arms are suspended to israel. that was david lamm . gideon levy, journalist and columnist for the haaretz newspaper, told us more about the information published by his newspaper, which gave crucial detail about those israeli strikes, that they struck three times on that convoy from world central kitchen. have a listen. the claim of israel or the israeli army that there was no intention, that it was a mi

it appears to be a step further than that taken by the shadow foreign secretary, david lammy — who saidinternational law. here's mr sarwar. let me be really clear, if there are breaches of international humanitarian law, then they should not be sales of arms to israel. i clearly believe that there have been breaches of international law. it is a breach of international law to withhold food, electricity, medicine, essential supplies from the population. that's happening right now in gaza. it is in breach of international law to target schools, hospitals, aid workers. tragically, three uk nationals losing their lives in recent days which is in breach of international law. if international law has been breached there should not be sales of arms to israel. fast—food giant mcdonald's is to buy back all its israeli restaurants because of boycotts of the chain in response to the war in gaza. sales have slumped in many countries after the company's israel—based franchisee gave away thousands of free meals to israeli soldiers. emer mccarthy has more from the newsroom. mcdonald's says it has reac

but the shadow foreign secretary, david lammy, says that in this case it should be, that the governmentnies targeting civilians, but it's killed thousands of them — and it's done so in part with weapons from the west. the us accounts for 65% of arms sales to israel in the past decade, germany over 29%, italy over four. in 2022, the uk provided 0.02% of israel's military imports. but, although the uk isn't a major arms supplier to israel, it is a long—time ally. and if arms sales stopped, that would be a significant diplomatic blow to israel. that, though, hasn't happened — for now at least. and whether that may change depends on the uk's own rules. they say the government should not grant a licence if it determines there's a clear risk that the items might be used to commit or facilitate a serious violation of international humanitarian law. to judge this, the government receives legal advice. this is a formal process. this isn'tjust a sort of political decision of ministers sitting around saying, "well, what should we do?" there is a formal technical, almost quasi—judicial processes. t

today said he thinks the government should publish a summary of the advice it has been given —— david lammyl. gordon brown suspended sales of arms to israel. all during previous conflicts. this has been done before. this is a very serious issue, it's now gone on for six months and issues of proportionality, precaution and distinction there are real concerns notjust from judges, from the intelligence community but the broader public. for that reason, lets us be sure that we are not in breach. labour is not calling for arms to be stopped, but is calling for that legal advice, the summary of it to be published. it wants the foreign secretary, david cameron, who sits in the house of lords to come to the house of commons to take questions on this. there are striking a cautious note, warning any newspaper article the support is not unconditional but supporting the right of israel to defend itself. a murder investigation has been launched by police in bradford after a 27—year—old woman was stabbed in the city centre yesterday afternoon. our correspondentjudith moritz is at the scene with the lates

david lammy, the shadow foreign secretary, has also issued comments in the last while, saying the governmentend arms sales to israel, if lawyers have found clear risk of serious breaches of international law. he repeated the demand but david cameron must publish that legal advice, accusing lord cameron of going silent after failing to get a response to that request for that legal advice to be published. those, but is the latest from uk politicians on that call for an arms embargo. so let's continue with that because, as i was saying in our main introduction, the prime minister, rishi sunak, has commented only last little while in the deaths of those three british aid workers and he has been speaking to each political pod cast for the sun newspaper. have a listen. yes, an awful, awful traced , have a listen. yes, an awful, awful tragedy. to — have a listen. yes, an awful, awful tragedy, to think _ have a listen. yes, an awful, awful tragedy, to think that _ have a listen. yes, an awful, awful tragedy, to think that these - have a listen. yes, an awful, awful tragedy, to think that these were

david lammy is more fun than david cameron is he good god yes. >> i mean, you know, you might disagree lammy's opinions, but got a big opinions, but he's got a big personality. he laughs a lot, likes drink, he's all right. likes to drink, he's all right. you know, i mean in that sense trump will always put international issues and what matters ahead of any personal insults that have been thrown at him, that he's been rude about cameron's being rude about it. but nobody can deny our relationship with the usa is vital in every single major. >> yeah, i mean, the irony that potentially, if trump does wander back into the white house, we would have a president of the united states there that cares deeply about great britain at exactly the moment when we might labour might be about to get a labour government. know, government. and, you know, who've off in the who've slagged him off in the past well. i mean, there is past as well. i mean, there is a missed opportunity there. i think, but elsewhere, think, somewhat. but elsewhere, nigel news revealed nigel gb news has revealed escalating viole

revolutionary guard as a terrorist group , and shadow terrorist group, and shadow foreign secretary david lammygovernment should act . says the government should act. >> this highlights, once again the extreme danger of the irgc and the iranian guard. we have said that we think that it should be proscribed and it is for the government to come forward with new plans to proscribe them and to deal with this issue of state actors that would behave in this appalling way that wreaks terror on a wider community, a cabinet minister has insisted the government's rwanda plan is on track with flights due to take off within weeks. >> health secretary victoria atkins says the home office is, quote, ready to go , despite the quote, ready to go, despite the troubled bill still making its way through parliament. no airline has been named to transport asylum seekers. transport the asylum seekers. rwanda state owned carrier has turned down a request. the prime minister repeatedly said the minister has repeatedly said the flights would take off by spring, date has spring, although no date has been set more than 2

shadow foreign secretary david lammy says the government should suspend arms sales to israel. if it's clear that international law has been breached. it's after british aid workers john chapman, james henderson and james kirby were killed when their convoy was hit by an israeli airstrike while they were delivering vital food aid. they were part of a group of seven workers from the of seven aid workers from the from world central kitchen from the world central kitchen organisation. the charity's founder, andre , accused founder, jose andre, accused israeli forces in gaza of targeting the workers systematically car by car. mr lammy says britain cannot supply arms to israel if it's proven to have broken international law. >> i have now been calling for 12 days for david cameron to pubush 12 days for david cameron to publish the legal advice, so that we are clear on whether israel has contravened international humanitarian law and therefore arms sales should be suspended , a new poll be suspended, a new poll suggests. >> labour could sweep to victory with more than 400 seats at th

this is david lammy, foreign policy chief of the opposition labour party. >> all of the british publican see the scenes coming out of gaza. children lie in rubble, deep concerns being made about international human rights law. and for all of those reasons, that advice should be published. and if it is the case that international law has been contravened, it is right that offensive arms are suspended to israel. amy: meanwhile, spanish prime minister pedro sanchez says his country will recognize palestinian statehood by july. this comes as palestine's u.n. representatives have renewed a push for full membership at the international body. here in new york, tallies from tuesday's primary election show around 12% of democratic voters in new york state cast a blank ballot instead of voting for president biden. in ukraine, russian drones hit a multiple number of apartment buildings in kharkiv with early this morning. this is a 77-year-old survivor of the attack. >> it is dark. everything is blown out. nothing is left. it is good that we are alive, thank god. amy: nato members met wednesday to

that boris, like david lammy said, has to be held to a higher standard . standard. >> but i think held, had to be held to a higher standard. prime minister the deputy minister to be the deputy prime minister to be the deputy prime miryeah, he's prime. he was >> yeah, but he's prime. he was prime the time. prime minister at the time. and this something this was something about something that happened at number your head number 10 and shaking your head furiously . furiously. >> yeah. no, no. >> come can't have moral >> come on. we can't have moral standards for one group of people in a different for other. that's just into a very, that's just leads into a very, very society. angela very dangerous society. angela rayner hypocrite rayner is the ultimate hypocrite . she's the ultimate political hypocrite. not just of hypocrite. not just because of saying as soon as boris came under investigation, he wasn't proving guilty at that point, let's in mind he let's bear in mind that he should by her own should resign by her own standards, she should resign too. also the woman too. but she's a