israel is now snubbing britain because of david lammy. lammy has apparently wearing a badge supporting israeli hostages being held by hamas. that was when he was in israel, and then he took that badge off to go and meet the palestinian leader, presumably thinking no one would notice apart from the fact that we all did. although he probably learnt that from his boss, sir keir starmer, who was criticised for taking his poppy off when talking to the muslim community not that long ago. look, you had all of that together and i wonder is david lammy an international laughing stock who's bad for britain on the world stage? let's get the thoughts of my panel . we've got thoughts of my panel. we've got columnist and broadcaster esther krakow, we've got the director of the centre for migration and economic prosperity, steven woolfe, and we've got journalist as well. jonathan, liz, esther is david lammy, a massive international embarrassment for britain? >> yes. but i don't think this occasion is the best way to, that best signifies this . i that be

. == was from david lammy about that. -- stron: was from david lammy about that. » strong words.ht as app warrant, the bbc have spoken to people who were in jit the bbc have spoken to people who were injit the time, settlers coming after dark, setting fire to houses and cars, some of them throwing rocks, some of them armed. the funeral of the young man who was killed has taken place and tensions are reportedly still very high. and arrest has reportedly been made, thatis arrest has reportedly been made, that is what the israeli authorities have said, but human rights organisations in israel say that these kind of attacks are often carried out with complete impunity, that rs ra, prosecutions even rarer. thank you. —— arrests are rare. next to the global concern over the spread of a deadly new strain of mpox from parts of africa. china has announced heightened screening for goods and people coming from areas where the new highly contagious strain of the disease has been detected. the world health organisation — which declared a global public health emergency on wednesday — says more

long after david lammy.scotland, our mark on the uk. will will exist and will be very proud of that. he's the greatest guy with the biggest heart. unbelievable visionary. tough as nails, every single one of us turned out, well, hard workers. no games, no drugs, no nonsense. because he's a guy. so i'll just give you a little story. i went into his room every single day as i went to school and he always looked at me. he goes, eric, no drinking, no drugs, no smoking. okay, let me say that again. no drinking, no drugs, no smoking. you better do well in school. right. and so that's how we always went off. but he still calls us, you know, my boy. my boy. right. and he's like, i know he's a 40 year old who runs a seven, eight, $10 billion company. but he's still my boy, right. he might be old. he might have grey in his moustache. but, you know, he's still my boy. and, now he's an incredibly loving guy. >> how's your your father's ear, by the way? >> it's healing. it's doing much better . better. >> much better. >>

media so far saying that david lammy and | so far saying that david lammy and his french counterparth going to make a trip to the middle east to do everything possible, in this case to be seen to be doing everything possible to try to avert an all out war. this has been a black cloud hanging over this gaza war almost since the very beginning, that it could so quickly spread into a regionalfire. tensions have been burning in these last ten months, but right now the worry is that if these talks, cease—fire talks which is got under way again in doha, don't succeed, then a ron and hezbollah and their other allies could retell for those back—to—back assassinations in latejuly could retell for those back—to—back assassinations in late july that both iran and hezbollah said they would retaliate for. so if britain, france and germany a statement last week urging the iranians not to retaliate, the americans have urged them not to retaliate so we understand hezbollah has stopped to watch the talks so we hope the talks succeed. most of all for the people in gaza and the hostages. irate succeed.

david lammy condemned the violence as �*abhorrent�*.ernight, of the burning and the of the molotov cocktails thrown at cars, of the widespread rampage and chasing of people from their homes, is abhorrent. and i condemn it in the strongest of terms. let's speak to our correspondent jenny hill who's in tel aviv. we have had that statement came ancient, a joint statement from those ceasefire talks in doha, can you tell us more about what was said and what we can beat into it? this statement was _ and what we can beat into it? this statement was very _ and what we can beat into it? ti 3 statement was very positive. the wording was rather complicated. i think we can draw two conclusions. the first is that getting a ceasefire and hotly return deal is going to take more time. negotiators said they would meet again in cairo before the end of next week in order to continue work on any potential agreement. we are told this is a us proposal which builds on earlier proposals. we also can conclude from this and other events that the us is continuing

uk foreign secretary david lammy is in israel as gaza ceasefire talks resume for a second day in qatar with israeli ministers saying verify today, we have been examining an attack by italy city is on a village in the occupied west bank and piecing together what happened. the world health organisation has urged wealthy nations to share mpox vaccines with affected countries, as global concerns grow over a new wave of mpox surging in africa. the uk government releases details of the compensation that will be paid to victims of the infected blood scandal. and we find out how a group of scottish islands may hold the key to understanding "snowball earth" — the longest and deepest ice age in our planet's history. to the middle east now, where the uk foreign secretary has said he has been told by israeli ministers they hope they are "on the cusp of a deal" over the war in gaza and the return of israeli hostages. david lammy and the french foreign minister stephane sejourn are injerusalem meeting their israeli counterpart, israel katz, as gaza ceasefire talks are due to continue in qatar. a us

so david lammy, who has been described by some as the david lammy of politics, is facing widespread mockeryg after israeli media claimed he had been snubbed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu while on a trip to the middle east this weekend. so apparently the official response is that he hasn't been properly snubbed. it's not like, no, it's there's constraints of the timetable. that's the official response. but maybe saab draken snub, absolute snub or snub snub. yeah, big time . okay, well snub. yeah, big time. okay, well and well adding to this lammy has also been criticised because he was wearing one of the free the hostages yellow badges when he was speaking to jews, jews. and then when he went to meet with the palestinian officials, he took the badge off. >> yeah. because he's really brave. >> yeah, he would have been a statement to keep it on. >> but it's not just that. it's also that they've reinstated unrwa funding, even though since we found out that that our tax money goes to actual terrorists, rapists, murderers, terrorists, also the arms embargo in all but name, that exists now

it's time is now for peace deal, says david lammy. out to the middle east to try to stop all out war. all right, middle east to try to stop all out war. all right , let's go to out war. all right, let's go to the times . strike out war. all right, let's go to the times. strike pain for travellers despite big wage rises. they've got a theme here on the front page of the telegraph. now, this is an interesting story , i think interesting story, i think because there are ongoing active cases. still, as far as i'm aware, involving lucy letby. we will not dwell on this tonight with my panel, but it is an interesting story . we made interesting story. we made mistakes over lucy letby admits the cps. the story is vital evidence that showed which nurses could have been on the ward was incorrect. i'll just delve into this very slightly . delve into this very slightly. so a retrial earlier this year found her guilty of the attempted murder of another child during the retrial, the prosecutor told the court that the door swipe data, which showed w

david lammy .mmy. so this she stepped down immediately after sending a letter out about this. remember, there was a lot of controversy over the anti or the pro—palestinian protesters. they were called, they were sleep ins, which at university is effectively what the halls are for already. so it was a mess. jewish students didn't feel safe because of how the protests were handled. so she's leaving clear of it. get out of that place. you don't want anything like that where you could get caught up in this middle east situation. she's going to go and work for check notes. foreign office. all right. so in an email to the staff, she said that the unrest had led to a period of turmoil where it's been difficult to overcome the divergent views across our community. yeah, you won't have to worry about that anymore. then, working once more for the foreign office. so this is going to be fun. >> i mean, it sounds made up. what do you think, leah? >> yeah, no, it's ridiculous. >> yeah, no, it's ridiculous. >> an

we've just heard that david lammy and his french counterpart are not just going to make statements fromir capitals, they're flying to the region, according to israeli media, to send home the message that time is running out. and that's what we heard last week from the israeli, from the american, qatari and egyptian leaders saying time is up, there's no excuse. the only thing we've heard so far that the talks did get under way today in doha. one of the main figures is the head of the cia, bill burns, who we understand brought a kind of bridging proposal. the white house spokesperson, john kirby, has said, interestingly, he said, "we're not discussing the framework of a deal." he said, "we've already agreed that what we're discussing is the implementation of the deal," and this is one of the main reasons why hamas is not even indirectly taking part in these talks. they say we agreed to a deal announced by president biden in may, and israel is changing the terms of the deal. prime minister netanyahu says, no, no, no, we're not changing the terms, we're just adding clarifications. but they'

now, david lammy was in beirut this week with the new defence secretary.eriorate rapidly. he said the consequences could be catastrophic. they hope that people will leave by commercial flights, which are still operating, but the government is now gearing up for a possible evacuation, if that's needed. and to that end, they're sending extra military personnel, they're sending extra consular officials and border force staff to the region as contingency planning. they won't say how many people are going or where, but the last evacuation from lebanon, when there was a war in 2006, that was by boat to cyprus, which is very close to lebanon, where there's already a british army presence. now, the statement issued by the government today said that two military ships are already in the region, and the raf is putting helicopters on standby. the government is still hoping for a diplomatic solution, for de—escalation, but fears are growing that if and when hezbollah retaliates for that killing, israel will attack lebanon hard. caroline hawley there. there's been wide

and the uk's foreign secretary david lammy says he's "appalled by the strike and the tragic loss of life need an immediate ceasefire to protect civilians, free all hostages, and end restrictions on aid." this report from jenny hill contains images you may find distressing. anguish, bewilderment — dawn prayers shattered by three israeli missiles. "there isn't any safe place," this woman cries. "no place is safe." "where is the world?" he says. "why does it stay silent in the face of these crimes?" the school served as a shelter for civilians, displaced many times over. but israel claims this was a hamas command centre, too. in a statement on social media, an israeli defence force spokesman said around 20 hamas and islamichhad militants were operating out of the compound. israel has repeatedly struck school buildings in recent weeks. each time they insist they conceal hamas bases and each time they insist they strive to minimise civilian casualties. the strike comes at a time of heightened tension in the middle east. international governments are urging hamas and israel to agree a ceasefir

david lammy condemned the violence as �*abhorrent�*.nes overnight, of the burning and the torching of buildings, of the molotov cocktails thrown at cars, of the widespread rampage and chasing of people from their homes, is abhorrent. and i condemn it in the strongest of terms. the un has recorded hundreds of settler attacks since the hamas assault on israel last october. bbc verify�*s merlyn thomas has been looking at this was the scene in the village ofjit, in the occupied west bank, after a group of israeli settlers reportedly attacked various properties and vehicles. the palestinian health ministry has said that at least one person has been killed. we've been investigating online footage of the attack and its aftermath to try to piece together what happened. the village is located here, just west of nablus in the west bank, and cctv has emerged online showing a group of individuals setting a car on fire outside a house. and the time stamp on this footage shows 19.49, which appears to be consistent with what eyewitnesses told the bbc

now, david lammy was in beirut this week with the new defence secretary.aid the consequences could be catastrophic. they hope that people will leave by commercial flights, which are still operating, but the government is now gearing up for a possible evacuation, if that's needed. and to that end, they're sending extra military personnel, they're sending extra consular officials and border force staff to the region as contingency planning. they won't say how many people are going or where, but the last evacuation from lebanon, when there was a war in 2006, that was by boat to cyprus, which is very close to lebanon, where there's already a british army presence. now, the statement issued by the government today said that two military ships are already in the region, and the raf is putting helicopters on standby. the government is still hoping for a diplomatic solution, for de—escalation, but fears are growing that if and when hezbollah retaliates for that killing, israel will attack lebanon hard. our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley now. we will brin

and labour foreign secretary david lammy says that britain has always been a multicultural place and the far right are the people who need to integrate. is he right or were our ancestors actually a bunch of bigots who'd make today's far right thugs look like a green party convention? this is your saturday night showdown . showdown. discussing all these topics and more with me tonight are an absolutely cracking pair. we have dating coach and entrepreneur kezia noble and the comedian and famous international playboy bruce devlin. look at him there in his shorts. fantastic stuff. but first, let's get your latest news headlines from sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> leo. thank you. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headunes i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 8:00, a fire at somerset house in central london has been contained after around 125 firefighters were called to tackle the blaze. priceless artworks, including a van gogh painting, have not been damaged and all the public are safe. after the fire ripped through the roof of the historic building. somerset house wil

keir said that 1 in 1000 women have a penis and david lammy says men can grow a cervix. transphobic to say only women have a cervix? david i don't know if it's transphobic, but it's not. >> accurate. nick i mean obviously you it's probably the case that only that trans women don't have ovaries, but a cervix. i understand, is something that you can have following various procedures . following various procedures. >> someone can have a penis. >> someone can have a penis. >> they come not i don't think we can conduct this debate with you. no, sorry, i get offended. you know . no, no, it's just no, you know. no, no, it's just no, no, no, i just i don't know if david lammy thinks he's got a cervix , but if he's in the cervix, but if he's in the bathroom with a little mirror looking up there, i don't know what he's finding. >> also, nick lowles , the head >> also, nick lowles, the head of extremist group hope not hate spread a dangerous rumour that muslim women were being targeted by far right thugs with acid attacks. he said reports are coming in of acid being thrown out of a

david lammy territories to.ed that the reports out of qatar suggest that the first day of hostage talks has gone well, and it has been important to listen to ministers here in israel and hear too, from them that they hope that we are on the cusp of a deal and prince harry has appeared to subtly weigh in on the recent riots in the uk, which which were sparked partly online by misinformation. >> duke, the duke and duchess of sussex have used their first day of their official visits to colombia to highlight online safety, where harry said what happens online within a matter of minutes, transfers to the streets and people are acting on information that isn't true ? information that isn't true? well, those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm cameron walker, more in half an houh >> cheers. >> cheers. >> britannia wine club proudly sponsors the gb news financial report, and here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. >> the pound will buy you $1.2909 and ,1.1743. the price of gold is £1,914, and £0.75 per ou

uk foreign secretary david lammy has arrived in israel with his french counterpart, saying they are "ds and travellers because of the surge in mpox cases in africa, as the first case of the more dangerous strain is detected in europe. and we find out how a group of scottish islands may hold the key to understanding "snowball earth" — the longest and deepest ice age in our planet's history. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. in the coming hour, thailand's king is expected to endorse the country's latest prime minister, paetongtarn shinawatra, who at 37, becomes thailand's youngest leader. her election by parliament marks the return of the shinawatra dynasty to power. she's the daughter of the billionaire tycoon and former leader thaksin shinawatra and says she is "very honoured and happy" to take up the post. her predecessor, srettha thavisin, was dismissed earlier this week by the constitutional court.

in the last few minutes, the uk foreign secretary, david lammy, has said, "we are at a crucial moment will "continue to use every diplomatic lever to bring about a ceasefire in gaza". in gaza, the number of people killed in the war has now passed 40,000, according to the hamas—run health ministry there. israel has questioned the figures, which do not specify how many fighters are among those killed.

british foreign minister david lammy came to beirut today to ask the lebanese not to respond to the terroristof the zionist regime. the response of the lebanese officials to this request was negative. seyyed mohammad hosseini, south beirut radio and television news agency. ismail haniyeh was the guest of iran, the guest of iran they killed us. now we have entered a new stage in all support fronts. o messenger of god , i say to the israeli enemy, be a little happy because you will cry for a long time. you still don't know what red lines to cross. did you do and where did you get? the enemy must wait for the anger of the honorable people of this nation and their bloodlust. the attack against hudaydah and the assassination of martyr ismail haniyeh in this battle. entered a new phase, i say to the enemy, if you want to destroy us and erase our memory by killing our leaders and scaring the people, you are delusional , i am not saying that we have the right to respond at the right time and place. we reserve for ourselves, but we will answer and they should wait. today, all axis of resistance is fig

david lammy.getting in touch with your thoughts. gbnews.com/yoursay i've got this one from janet. she says ben nana great team, plain spoken and take no nonsense. >> mark says i'm sick of the fear porn all the time. follow the follow the money, not the science, which has always been a scam. he's talking about monkeypox and carol says yes, nana of course we should be worried about monkeypox as we don't have anyone protecting our borders or our country. i hope you can entice someone from the home office to explain. >> well, well. shirley roberts has a similar sentiment. she said the first job of our government is to ensure the safety of people. the government has prior warning of the risks. therefore if monkeypox enters this country via someone on a small boat , the people should small boat, the people should get together and sue the government for not doing its most basic of jobs. that's her view on that. what else have got? >> call me battle hardened through covid, i just i don't care. it doesn't

david lammy appeared optimistic that peace talks are going well. >> i am pleased that the reports out qatar suggest that the first day of hostage talks has gone well, and it has been important to listen to ministers here in israel and hear too from them that they hope that we are on the cusp of a deal. >> prince harry has appeared to subtly weigh in on the recent riots in the uk, which were partly sparked by online misinformation. harry said what happens online within a matter of minutes, transfers to the streets and people are acting on information that isn't true. the couple were officially invited by the country's vice president, francia marquez, who says she was moved by their controversial netflix documentary where they laid bare their troubled relationship with the royal family, leading to their eventual departure as working royals. during a panel talking about online misinformation, prince harry suggested education could help the public spot fake news. >> a lot of people are scared and uncertain, and i think one of the solutions to that is education and awareness , because educ

we've had david lammy supporting we�*ve had david lammy supporting are different and defensive weapons. there's no question the us will continue under harris to support_ will continue under harris to support israel's security, and should — support israel's security, and should. 0n the other hand, we have to assure _ should. 0n the other hand, we have to assure that the people of gaza have _ to assure that the people of gaza have the — to assure that the people of gaza have the same kind of security and self—determination that we want for the foll

the foreign secretary, david lammy, is meant to be building special relationships with our closest allies argue that he's created enemies. >> israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu snubbed meeting mr lammy after the uk failed to withdraw its support for the international criminal court's arrest warrant. >> yes, this is all after he was forced to defend dubbing donald trump a neo—nazi sociopath. so is our so—called ambassador to the world tainting our reputation abroad? >> joining us now is the politics editor of huffpost uk, kevin schofield. kevin, thank you very much. great to have you on the show. is david lammy an international laughingstock ? international laughingstock? >> i mean, i think that's probably been a little bit harsh. it's probably a little bit early in his tenure to write him off just yet. i mean, it's worth pointing out that the foreign office insist that there was no snub, that there was never any intention to meet benjamin netanyahu. although i'd have to say, if you're foreign secretary going to israel and you're not seeking to meet the israeli prime minister, then

you'll see the full clip later, but i asked eric trump about the comments from david lammy, who is nowus years called him a nazi sympathising sociopath who mixes with the ku klux klan and all sorts of other nonsense. and i said, your dad doesn't forget stuff like that, doesn't forget stuff like that, does he? because he's a very loyal guy, just like his friendship with nigel farage. he remembers that nigel stuck his head above the parapet in 2015, 2016 and tried to support donald trump in his race for the white house. and trump doesn't forget that kind of stuff. so i think when it comes to harry and meghan, where he sees, especially in harry, a treacherous little toad , if treacherous little toad, if i may say so, he he doesn't forget that kind of thing. >> is there any talk of farage in your interview? yes because obviously there is a special relationship there is between trump and farage and if he were to become president, it would be quite unique for a smaller party to have a more special relationship. perhaps with the with the president of the united states than than the government

you'll see the full clip later, but i asked eric trump about the comments from david lammy, who is now in previous years called him a nazi sympathising sociopath who mixes with the ku klux klan and all sorts of other nonsense. and i said, your dad doesn't forget stuff like that, doesn't forget stuff like that, does he? because he's a very loyal guy, just like his friendship with nigel farage. he remembers that nigel stuck his head above the parapet in 2015, 2016 and tried to support donald trump in his race for the white house. and trump doesn't forget that kind of stuff. so i think when it comes to harry and meghan, where he sees, especially in harry, a treacherous little toad , if treacherous little toad, if i may say so, he he doesn't forget that kind of thing. >> is there any talk of farage in your interview? yes because obviously there is a special relationship there is between trump and farage and if he were to become president, it would be quite unique for a smaller party to have a more special relationship. perhaps with the with the president of the united states than than the

israeli foreign minister israel cats met his british and french counterparts, david lammy and stephan sejorni and occupied out to discuss the ongoing as a ceasefire talks in qatar. this comes as the israeli regime is continuing its genocidal war claiming more palestinian lives. besieged gaza strip. israeli violence has been growing against palestinians in the occupied west bank since the start of the... as a war early october. so far, over 630 palestinians have been killed in the west bank by both israely soldiers and settlers in the latest incident, settlers attacked village west of the city of nabl killing a palestinian and seriously injuring another. these are the scenes of new attack by israeli settlers against palestinians in the occupied west bank. dozens of settlers. some wearing masks attacked the village of jit near the city of nabl, burning cars and causing casualties. we were in our houses and we were surprised by more than 90 people. my children and i were here next to the car, then i went up to pray the sunset prayers and heard that there are settlers here. i came and i s

israeli foreign minister israel cats met his british and french counterparts david lammy and stephan s occupied out to discuss the ongoing gaza cease fire talks in qatar. this comes as the israeli regime is continuing its genocidal war claiming more palestinian lives across the beseged gaza strip. hundreds of morners have taken part in a funeral procession of a palestinian young man killed in attack by israeli settlers in village west of the city of anablus in the occupied west bank. unfortunately. "the palestinians are left alone by all the international rulers. the palestinians should stand steady against this israel, and the international world should take terrent steps against israel, and the international court of justice should rush the investigation and issue arrest warrants, including the settlers led by smotric and ben giverer. when the settlers attacked, they were so close to us, they were the ones shooting from very close distance. my nephew was shot and the bullet passed through his body. the 23-year-old man was killed when dozens of israeli septers, some wearing masks, a

foreign secretary david lammy has arrived in jerusalem with his french counterpart to urge a ceasefire the war in gaza. it's the first joint uk france visit to the region in over a decade, where the ministers are expected to visit the occupied palestinian territories. david lammy appeared optimistic that peace talks are going well . talks are going well. >> i am pleased that the reports out of qatar suggest that the first day of hostage talks has gone well , first day of hostage talks has gone well, and it has been important to listen to ministers here in israel and hear too, from them that they hope that we are on the cusp of a deal. >> the mother of a 13 year old girl who died after having a severe reaction to a costa coffee hot chocolate, says allergen safety training shouldn't be treated as a tick box exercise. the inquest found a failure to follow the processes in place to discuss allergies . processes in place to discuss allergies. hannah jacobs died within hours of taking just one sip of the drink in february last year , a post—mortem found last year, a post—mortem found hannah

israel's allies are calling on iran and hisbolla to de-escalate, the uk's foreign secretary david lammy warns of devastating consequences for the region. no such warnings to these. the regime though, also killed in the line of duty, another palestinian journalist murdered by israel in gaza, pushing the number of journalists killed in the strip since october last year to 166. more journalists have been killed in a single year in one location than ever. 10 months of the us israeli genocidal campaign in gaza has also killed nearly 40,000 people and wounded around 92,000 others. let's get some thoughts and those developments, joining me in the studio, political analyst alex akaman and via zoom from bangalore india, doctor and international health campaigner, zakaria abbas. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. let me start with you uh, dr. abbas, the news there that hamas has unanimously elected yahya sinwar as hannah successor, what is the message here that the resistance movement is sending? "the message is very clear, the resistance is just going to get stronger and sharper from now, y

jacob, i am asking, is david lammy an international laughingstock?whether or not keir starmer has kept a single promise so far since he's come to office. will he bankrupt britain to hit the green targets as well? we've got a palace insider on as well. jacob, a palace insider, the first time on gb news, they're going to be talking about the queen's trump comments and what happens to a member of the royal staff if they do leak information to a biographer otherwise. and we have a man competing against women at the paralympics. we'll be talking about all of that. >> oh, that sounds as always brilliant. that's coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg, i'm in somerset. the weather's absolutely glorious. the sun shines all night here in somerset. it's fabulous . somerset. it's fabulous. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. here's your gb news. weather update from the met office . most of today's met office. most of today's showers are going to ease and clear away as we

but then everything david lammy does is wrong, so it's a no brainer. >> oh really ?e, we're >> oh really? okay, fine, we're at the halfway point, but coming up we've got punchy fetish to workday what combines the left welcome back to headliners. and nick let's kick off with monday's guardian. or should that be punch off. >> yes. good point. it's second boxer in gender row guaranteed olympic medal after feisty bout is what they're calling it. and this is lin yu ting of taiwan who's the second some would say biological male as well as the algerian who's been much discussed and lu lin yu ting won against svetlana stancheva . and against svetlana stancheva. and it was another kind of very one sided bout because of course, got the old advantages in the, in the chromosome afterwards, the one who lost it at x, meaning i've got x chromosomes because i'm a woman or could be a vampire. yeah. could have been kind of things. yeah, exactly. like in buffy. but, yeah, it's another i mean, you know , they another i mean, you know, they shouldn't be in the tournament. they're obvious

in an article for the british newspaper daily mail, said the foreign minister of great britain david lammy. at the same time, he also emphasized that his country continues to be one of the largest suppliers of military aid to ukraine. official london continues to train ukrainian troops. what's more, the head of the british foreign office reminded everyone that his country became the first european state to provide military aid to kyiv. and indeed , when the leaders of many european countries continued to go to moscow and sit at this long table, as you remember, with putin and to somehow try to persuade him to abandon full-scale aggression, then great britain began to give us military aid, so it was not enough for us then, so even now it seems a little ridiculous what they started to give, but we thank them for pulling the locomotive . behind us the whole civilized world and thank you for helping us to endure. by the way, about ukraine's accession to nato, you remember that last week in the column world about ukraine, i talked about how the president of the czech republic, peter pavel, said

momentum on the ceasefire talks around gaza, uk foreign secretary david lammy has just spoken to theng it was very much focus on a diplomatic solution based around the un security resolution 1701. and you will know from our conversation earlier in the programme, this follows in a circular star of�*s speaking to the president of iran on the phone as well. more of that coming up. stay with us on bbc news. hello again. yesterday was the warmest day of this year so far. the temperature reached 34.8 celsius in cambridge, but as we go through the rest of the week, it is going to turn that bit cooler. there will be rain at times. it will be unseasonably windy at times as well, but there will still be a fair bit of sunshine around. now today, we've got this weather front bringing in some rain, and if we follow where it wraps around across the northwest, here we'll see a return to sunshine and showers later, but unseasonably windy across the northwest with gales across the outer hebrides and the isle of skye today. 0ur weather front continuing to drift eastwards through the day. ahead of it a

the uk's foreign secretary david lammy has been visiting jerusalem — he gave this response to the violencecenes overnight, of the burning and the torching of buildings, of the molotov cocktails thrown at cars, of the widespread rampage and chasing of people from their homes, is abhorrent. and i condemn it in the strongest of terms. the un has recorded hundreds of attacks byjewish settlers since the hamas assault on israel last october. merlyn thomas from bbc verify has been looking at video posted on social media of this latest incident. this was the scene in the village ofjit, in the occupied west bank, after a group of israeli settlers reportedly attacked various properties and vehicles. the palestinian health ministry has said that at least one person has been killed. we've been investigating online footage of the attack and its aftermath to try to piece together what happened. the village is located here, just west of nablus in the west bank, and cctv has emerged online showing a group of individuals setting a car on fire outside a house. and the time stamp on this footage shows 19.49,

well, our foreign secretary, david lammy , has been secretary, david lammy, has been deployed to the east to try and end the decades long conflict between palestine and israel. do you remember this classic from 2019, when lammy compared tory eurosceptics to nazis? >> by implication, you're comparing the erg to the nazi party, or at least to the south african racists. now, whatever you think about the erg, that was an unacceptable comparison, wasn't it , andrew? wasn't it, andrew? >> i would say that that wasn't strong enough . strong enough. >> okay, well, let's hope his diplomacy skills have improved somewhat since then. meanwhile, labour's track record for the truth keeps being tested. last yean truth keeps being tested. last year, the prime minister was apparently drawing up plans to remove the winter fuel allowance from pensioners. >> so will he now rule out taking pensioners winter fuel payments off them to help fund his £46 billion black hole? >> keir starmer speaking in may. their change of tune today, though, chancellor rachel reeves announced she was scrapping the winter fuel