unlike a lot of it is, the emir will - a lot of it is, the emir will have _ a lot of it is, the emiremir will have a pretty good idea because he himself was trained at sandhurst, so here's familiar with— sandhurst, so here's familiar with some of the commands and structures— with some of the commands and structures of the british army. but what — structures of the british army. but what they will get is absolutely immaculate drill, immaculate pageantry, both the guards _ immaculate pageantry, both the guards on foot and the household cavalry, mounted of course, — household cavalry, mounted of course, and it's what people love, — course, and it's what people love, and _ course, and it's what people love, and there is a buzz around _ love, and there is a buzz around the place, we can see it now, _ around the place, we can see it now. as — around the place, we can see it now. as the _ around the place, we can see it now, as the first convoys of vips — now, as the first convoys of vips are _ now, as the first convoys of vips are making their way, the government already waiting for keir s

the king has met the emir of qatar, as part of a two—day state visit to the uk.fficially welcomed by king charles, and the prince and princess of wales. queen camilla missed the ceremonial welcome as she still has a lingering chest infection, but is said to be attending events at buckingham palace as we speak. my colleague, kasia madera, is outside the palace. i asked her what the royals are up to now. they're all inside having what's described as an informal lunch, though it's hard to imagine what an informal lunch looks like within buckingham palace. but yes, that's indeed what's happening. they're also looking at some royal objects from the royal collection, and queen camilla isjoining them for this part of this state visit, because of course, she is still recovering from that lingering chest infection. we heard late last night that she wasn't going to take part in those outside aspects of this state visit of the emir of qatar and his wife. so that first big element of that pomp and ceremony is over with that progression down the mall with those carriages, you

the king and the emir have a good relationship, going back to when the emir was at school in the uk ands brother went to sandringham and spent weekends at sandringham with the then prince of wales. they have a long—standing relationship, they know each other well and i think that is a very important basis for the relationship between the two countries. that relationship is essentially based on four pillars, you have the energy relationship which many people know about, the liquefied natural gas that qatar has built its economic boom on and it continues to export huge quantities of lng. with british partners helping it do that along the way. you have the defence relationship, and as you mentioned, qatar bought a ”t5185? wife? ”t5185? iii/here? have a special role? when it comes to thejets? apologies, before the pomp and ceremony starts to clean—up is under way so we have the trucks cleaning that ceremonial, symbolic red carpet of the malljust that ceremonial, symbolic red carpet of the mall just ahead of the state visit which will start in a few hours. tell us a little about the typhoons

welcoming the emir of qatar to buckingham palace. to guests here that queen camilla revealed she'd been suffering from pneumonia. she's been unwell for several weeks, limiting her public duties. palace sources stressed she was now recovering but still struggling with post—viral fatigue. also present, the princess of wales, as she continues her careful return to public duty after her cancer treatment. royal salute, present. it was the prince and princess of wales who escorted the emir for the ceremonial arrival with the king on horse guards parade. the first battalion, the welsh guards formed the guard of honour. for the emir, who was educated in the uk and graduated from sandhurst military academy. a state visit is a very public show of friendship and a chance to enhance economic ties. but like all relationships, there are difficulties and qatar's human rights record is a tricky area. 0utside buckingham palace, a small group of campaigners protested against the state visit happening, accusing qatar of homophobia, sexism and the suppr

and the united arab emirates. what is special is that the continuous pursuit of the enhancement of quality of life. that is not just for tourists. it is for the residents. it is for the minorities living here. we work with partners to create experiences to cater to their needs. as you can see, almost every single year there is addition of experiences, addition of institutions, addition of new concepts that come in and create these fantastic curated experiences for people to really cherish and enjoy. david: what is the population of abu dhabi? mohamed: so, the population of uae is slightly over 11 million people. david: and abu dhabi is a fraction of that? mohamed: a little over 3.5 million people. david: your position is to make sure that people come here and understand what the attractions are, but you are building a lot of things. how long have you been in this position? mohamed: 20 years. and at the department of culture and tourism, close to 20 years. -- close to 10 years. i am very humbled and lucky to be wor

the emir of qatar honored by king charles. call in on the state banquet which is now underway. ukraine delimiters ultimatum that focus shifts to no peace without nato membership. very good evening. it's a busy night of news. we are of course following events in seoul and london where the state banquet to honor the emir just got underway. let's begin with that stand out in south korea which began with a announcement from president yoon. >> i hereby declare an emergency martial law in order to defend the free republic of korea and the threa of north korean communist forces and to eradicate the shameless pro-north antistate forces depriving our people of their freedom and happiness. this measure is necessary to safeguard our constitutional order of freedom. christian: it would appear the u.s. was not given any advance notice of president yoon's statement. within minutes of appearing, the army announced the suspension of all parliamentary activity. protests, they said were banned, and the threat of arrest, and the medium was censo

to last around two minutes but is not the only fireworks display taking place in the united arab emirates. also in abu dhabi, look at this. this is actually part of a guinness world record attempt by abu dhabi. they are hoping to set and they are posting and hoping to set the world's largest display. about 50 minutes this is going to go on for. let's go back to dubai and the burj khalifa. music. cheering. music. music. music. applause. applause. and that was the new year's celebrations in the united arab emirates, in dubai, the iconic burj khalifa, the world's telus building, being lit up. the city's skyline framed beside the burj khalifa. around ten minutes worth of fireworks, pyrotechnics and also synchronised light sequences. this is actually a number of fireworks events, new year's eve events that are taking place in the united arab emirates. also in abu dhabi is an absolute extravaganza, and i'll tell you why. they are attempting to break six guinness world records, so we are looking at around 53 minutes worth of continuous fireworks. that will make it the largest display globally. i

king charles hosts a state banquet at buckingham palace for the emir of qatar, on a controversial visit to the uk. a special report on the israeli soldiers refusing to serve in gaza. and wales qualify for the women's euros to make their first ever major tournament appearance. and stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening, on what's been a dramatic day of developments in south korea, a country now in the grip of a major political crisis. martial law and military rule, declared by president yoon earlier in the day, have now been lifted. he'd accused the country's main opposition party of paralysing his minority government and sympathising with north korea. well, troops were on the streets and there were clashes between police and protesters outside parliament, when martial law was announced. demonstrators then demanded president yoon be arrested. there is relative calm now, but the crisis has alarmed many around the world, with south korea, a democracy firmly allied to the west, but shari

we have something special here in abu dhabi and united arab emirates. it is the continuous pursuit of the events handsment of quality of life. it is not just tourists but the residents living here. we work with our colleagues and partners to create experience the to cater to their needs. as you can see almost every year there is addition of experiences, addition of institutions, additions of new concepts that come in and create these fantastic cure rated experiences for people to really challenge and enjoy. david: with what is the population? mr. al mubarak: it is the largest land bank a little over 3.5 million people. david: your position is to make sure people come and understand the attractions but you are building a lot of things. how long have you been in this position? mr. al mubarak: i have been in it for 20 years and at the department of cult and tourism close to 10 years. i'm very humbled and lucky to be working for a government that has visionary ideas. their vision of investing in culture have not just been set not but from the inception of t

, —— — we united arab emirates, -- - we know his united arab emirates, —— — we know his family left forut most likely he will follow but most likely he will follow but most likely he will be in one of these countries, either russia, iran or the uae. joining me now to discuss the latest is ambassador robert ford. he served as the us ambassador to syria from 2011 to 2014 and is now a senior fellow at the middle east institute. ambassador, an evening of rapidly evolving devlopments. bashar al—assad, according to rebels, leaving the country, rebels, leaving the country, rebel fighters saying they are in the capital. i wonder, as the former us ambassador to the country, what do you make of these moments? i country, what do you make of these moments?— country, what do you make of these moments? i was in syria when the _ these moments? i was in syria when the syrian _ these moments? i was in syria when the syrian uprising - these moments? i was in syria| when the syrian uprising began in 2011, with peaceful protests across the country. and the situation that the government then pushed into civ

the emir of the state of qatar is in london for a state visit.t and the princess of wales will be there. fresh concerns over the future of the ceasefire in lebanon, as israel and hezbollah launched attacks on each other on monday. the new head of britain's cyber security centre warns the danger of online attacks from hostile states and criminal gangs is being �*widely underestimated'. jaguar has unveiled its latest concept car in miami, after the controversy that surrounded a teaser campaign for the launch last week. today, the emir of qatar will officially begin a two—day state visit to the uk, hosted by the king. he arrived yesterday at a rainy stansted airport but will be officially welcomed today by king charles, and the prince and princess of wales. queen camilla will miss the ceremonial welcome as she still has a lingering chest infection, but will attend events in buckingham palace later in the day. let's speak to kasia madera, who is outside

emir naderjoining us there from bethlehem.it attempts the closest—ever approach to the sun. the parker solar probe must survive radiation and extreme temperatures as it descends into the star's outer atmosphere. it is hoped the data it could retrieve may help solve some of the sun's mysteries. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle, has the story. 0ur sun in all its fiery splendour. we've been studying it for centuries, but there's still so much we don't know about it. now the closest—ever encounter is set to finally shed light on our star. three, two, one, zero. nasa's parker solar probe blasted off in 2018, heading to the centre of our solar system. it's been orbiting our star, getting ever nearer, but this latest flyby is taking us to a new frontier — to touch the sun. even though we've had missions that have gone very close to the sun, that wasn't close enough to get into this sort of magic region where all of this physics and all of this — all of these processes are happening, and the the only way to be able to understand th

emir naderjoining us there from bethlehem.oly year for catholics worldwide. known as a jubilee, it occurs about once every 25 years. francis will signal thejubilee by opening the normally bricked—up holy door of st peter's basilica ahead of christmas eve mass. more than 30 million catholic pilgrims are expected to visit rome during the holy year. for more on this, i spoke to jacob phillips who is a professor of theology about the significance of the jubilee year. every 25 years, there is a year which is understood to be a particularly special year, year of grace and blessings during which catholics are invited to visit rome and walk through a holy door, there are various available, and that walking through symbolises entering into this period of renewal and reconciliation and forgiveness of. and forgiveness. and when it comes to this concept happening every 25 years, just explain to us why that period between what is such an important time for catholics. it has its origins in the bible, in biblical times during the writing of

emir, when it comes to that ongoing war in gaza, for the first time, israel has publicly acknowledgedeh in iran. what has the defence minister israel katz been saying? he made a speech yesterday saying that israel took responsibility, for the first time, for the assassination of the political leader of hamas in the iranian capital tehran in july. they hadn't previously acknowledged that. it came as part of quite of a belligerent speech by the minister of defence, after days of exchanges of missile fire with houthi rebels in yemen, who have been sending missiles out of solidarity, they say, with the palestinians in gaza towards tel aviv. the minister of defence, israel katz, directed a speech towards the houthi rebels saying, "we will decapitate you and your leaders in the way we have done with hamas and hezbollah as well." i will correspond in their first mic in bethlehem where christians are marking a muted christmas this year —— emir nader. pope francis will launch a special holy year for catholics worldwide later. known as a jubilee, it occurs about once every 25 years. francis wil

and campbell in an arsenal and everton kit was unfurled, with a tribute on the big screen at the emiratesve been unable to find a late winner, but towards the bottom of the premier league, ipswich town did, after late drama at molineux condemned wolves to their fourth straight defeat. what a moment forjack taylor — a 93rd—minute header which gave his side a 2—1 win. the wolves frustration on show at the end as rayan ait—nouri had to be dragged off by members of the coaching staff. it's a defeat that heaps even more pressure on manager gary o'neil. wolves are second from bottom, three points behind ipswich and four points from safety. it's a big blow. the lads, as you see, are at maximum. we got every last drop out of them to get ourselves in that position where we looked like and felt like we'd go on to win the game. to suffer a goal that late, the nature of the two goals are crazy for the level, really, which we have said too many times this year. for two players not to be in the right place for a corner, at home against ipswich with 30 seconds on the clock, to not stand in the right pla

the prince and princess of wales, alongside the king, led the ceremonial welcome to the emir.cer treatment. a state visit is a very public show of friendship, and a chance to enhance economic ties. but, like all relationships, there are difficulties. and qatar's human rights record is a tricky area. there was a small anti-qatari protest, but it didn't disrupt events, during a visit that is about strengthening ties to qatar, a huge investor in the uk economy. daniela relph, bbc news. the uk says it's entirely up to the british museum to make decisions on the parthenon sculptures, which are also known as the elgin marbles. the british prime minister, sir keir starmer, met his greek counterpart, kyriakos mitsotakis, in london today. greece says the marbles were stolen, but the british museum — where the sculptures have been displayed since the early 1800s — rejects that and says they were legally obtained. the bbc has announced its 100 women for 202a. the list shines a spotlight on 100 inspiring and influential women from around the world every year. among this year's list are th

and that so, i mean, it was also facilitated by the united arab emirates. now the largest exchange to date took place on january 31st one, the russian ministry of defense announcing the return of 195 people from captivity . the beginning of december and gary and prime minister before organ suggested the christmas truce and also a large scale exchange and building at least $700.00 individuals from each side. but that offer was ultimately shut down by key if they want to. hi, gary and providence, that big order, but he proposes a christmas truth. as he said, it was 7, the 100 troops that was supposed to be in his exchange and the landscape outright refused it. so as we understand the call, so it has continued this holiday season, give us. so if you wouldn't mind giving us the latest from the frontlines phase, what do you know earlier that you create in military carried out a drone attack and russia, sir southern region. on monday, the targeting the local district hospital, at least one medic died in that sac recordings of the local governor. the drawing opera

security that this council is charged with. preserving the us as investigating whether the united arab emirates is supplying american made weapons to the are assess us special envoy to the middle east and north africa. breton mccook, told the senate that the u. a has made assurances. it isn't arming the or assess and will not do so going forward. the findings of the investigation are due to be released 3 days before president elect. donald trump takes office in january. during his previous term, trump had a more comfortable relationship with the u. a than biden has had, and it will be up to him to put the reports, recommendations into action. wilson does ard elda 0 for inside story. the. let's discuss all this now with our panel of guests today. joining us from colorado is w. abdul monium, a sudanese, political analyst, and commentator in boston, massachusetts, alex deval, the executive director of the world peace foundation. he specializes in peace building in saddam and in london colored cat, the founding director of cum fluids advisory. a think tank formerly based in call to thank you very m

and it's about the united arab emirates and the role. and it says, the u a is informed the administration. it will not now be transferring any weapons to the r as f. i will not be doing so going forward. alex, what do you make to this? i mean is, is this proof that they were doing it all along and do you trust the assurances from the bite and administration with just a few weeks to go? very confident about this. it. yes, it is in indeed, and isaac assurance, an affirmation that actually the way hasn't been doing this kind of, uh, it said, provision of homes that has been inflaming, but more so i wouldn't take any assurances from the us administration, both the button and administer action on the incoming trumpet administration, which has set nothing on this topic that's fast all the way i would take those with a very strong pinch of salt. we really don't know what this adds up to. and even if supplies where to stop financial support may make continue inmate the many, many other way of getting ons to, to the are assessed funding due to th

an effort of the united arab emirates say here is that most of you guys. i thank you for your service patients encourage for and during everything we're glad that our ministry of defense has worked hard for you and for russia, our president was very concerned about you. and you are almost home now wishing you all the very best russia is with you. meanwhile, a lot of myra's, the lensky going, that's the $189.00. you create new service, then we're returned to ukraine. now, that fact, russia does not confirmed and insist that the exchange was 150 for 150 soldiers. now the last major exchange between russia and ukraine took place back in october where a 955 people were changed on each side. and of course, the largest exchange prison exchange took place at the beginning of the year on january 30. first, when a russian ministry of defense and ask the return of 195 russian soldiers now at the beginning of december and gary in 5 minutes search the start, oregon suggested that a christmas exchange of prisoners and she quoted very large numbers of 40 to one of the l

emir nader, bbc news, jerusalem.ganization has told the bbc it was public knowledge he was in yemen on thursday when israel launched air raids against houthi targets. this footage from the international airport in the capital sanaa shows the moment where it came under israeli fire. dr tedros adhanom ghebreyesus, who's now injordan, said the airport is a civilian facility and should not have been targeted. at least six people were killed in the raids. israel says it was targeting military infrastructure, but dr tedros says he only survived through good fortune. it was very chaotic. you know, people were in disarray and running everywhere. and no shelter. we were completely exposed. it's a matter of luck. otherwise, if the missile deviated just slightly, it could have been on our head. and so my colleague said, after all that, "we escaped death narrowly." and it's a civilian airport. i think that there are rules to engagement, as you know, 2024 has been one of the most devastating recent years for children caught in ar

emir nader, bbc news, jerusalem.on has expelled dozens of people, including military personnel, believed to have entered illegally from syria. many senior syrian officials close to the former ruling family of bashar al—assad fled the country to neighbouring lebanon after assad's regime was toppled earlier this month. the expulsions come after syria's new ruling authorities vowed to find former regime members who committed human rights abuses. meanwhile, syria's embassy in lebanon has suspended consular services until further notice at the order of the syrian foreign ministry. no reason was given for the suspension. as syria's new regime takes shape, i discussed the latest with firas maksad, senior director for strategic outreach at the middle east institute. let's start with those 70 syrian military personnel. they were kind of kicked out of lebanon, won't they? sent back to syria, these were believed to syria, these were believed to be part of the former assad regime. really one of the unanswered question is, isn't

can arsenal close the gap on leaders liverpool when they take on ipswich at the emirates stadium tonightmoment to rememberfor damon heta as he hits a nine—darter, but was it enough to see him through to the next round? we speak to ian bennett, one of the winners of the bbc sports personality of the year unsung hero awards. very welcome along to the programme. arsenal have the chance to go second in the premier league and move to within six points of the leaders liverpool this evening — that's if mikel arteta's side beat ipswich at the emirates. kieran mckenna's side are second from bottom and suffered a heavy defeat at home to newcastle last saturday. the gunners are the only top—flight side still unbeaten at home this season, but they will have to manage without the injured bukayo saka. i'm putting some ideas together. i haven't got it yet, but i love you. i want to speak with them as well to understand how to do and don't i generate that —— but i have a few. we're going to... we went through with five players missing, we went through a period without many players and we will continue t

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let's speak to our correspondent in jerusalem, emir nader. news over the past few months? it the news over the past few months?— months? it started issuing desnerate _ months? it started issuing desperate pleas _ months? it started issuing desperate pleas in - months? it started issuing desperate pleas in recentl months? it started issuing - desperate pleas in recent weeks saying their hospital has been hit repeatedly by the israeli military on various departments of its hospital. we have heard previously from an israeli official who said they intended to relocate the hospital, staff and patients to another hospital that itself has been evacuated earlier this week. the hospital is one of the last remaining hospitals in this area of gaza, and total siege has almost been achieved, restricting the delivery of aid supplies to the area. we spoke to some medical staff this morning who as you say described it around 7am this morning, explaining that only patients and staff must leave. the removal of patients including those in intensive care, medica

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>> it's the capital city of united arab emirates, it sits on the arabian peninsula. we are the connecting point between east and west, present day and throughout our history. david: the other major city people know in the uae is dubai. dubai and abu dhabi have attracted a lot of attention in recent years because they have a fair amount of wealth and a lot of tourism attractions. let's talk about what your main mission is as the minister of tourism and culture. >> what makes this job interesting is the passion it instills. in myself and my colleagues. we have something quite special in abu dhabi. what is special is the continuous pursuit of the enhancement of quality of life. that's not just for tourists, it's for residents and those living here. we work hand-in-hand with colleagues and partners to great experiences to cater to their needs. as you can see in abu dhabi and uae, almost every year there is the addition of experiences and institutions and new concepts that come in and create fantastic curated experiences for people to enjoy. david: what is the population

backers including united arab emirates.rofit member of this counsel strong ties to be the external backers must demonstrate that by the lives of sudanese civilians over partnerships with maligned actors. to do so in our organization from counsel civilians might not enforcing the existing arms embargo and sanctions regime but expanding it. i do not envy her task of upholding international peace and security feel political climate. non- cleanup facing a lack of options rather a lack of ambition. secretary-general's recommendation for the protection of civilians however, many in civil society felt they failed to match the severity of the crisis in suit on. and let me be clear it is a lack of a nationwide cease-fire defensive counsel take action to protect civilians in sudan. the chief prosecutor for the international criminal port believes the rapid support in this sudanese armed forces have committed atrocities in saddam we must be careful to not between the actions of the support forces in the student armed forces and the te

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