giles, who's paying £250 a month for the drug, says there's no excuse for further delay.ed. thousands of men in england could have benefited from abiraterone, and they are twice as likely to die, as they haven't had it. the government, and nhs, need to work out what the hell is going on and get it sorted, now. hugh pym, bbc news, sussex. scientists say they may have made the biggest breakthrough in treating cervical cancer in 20 years. it involves using a course of cheap, existing drugs ahead of the usual radiotherapy treatment. trials show this approach cuts the risk of women dying from the disease or of the cancer returning by 35%. cancer research uk, which funded the work, has called the results "remarkable". there's been a downing street summit with police and retailers on how to tackle the soaring rate of shoplifting. in the yeartojune, more than 300,000 shoplifting offences were recorded in england and wales. that's 25% more than the year before. but the number of prosecutions has fallen. only around one in 20 shoplifters ends up in court. our home affairs correspon

giles, who's paying £250 a month for the drug, says there's no excuse for further delay.and they are twice as likely to die, as they haven't had it. the government, and nhs, need to work out what the hell is going on and get it sorted, now. hugh pym, bbc news, sussex. downing street has met senior police and retailers to tackle an increase in shoplifting. in the yeartojune, there were more than 300,000 shoplifting offences recorded in england and wales. that's 25% more than the year before. the number of prosecutions, though, has dropped — and only about one in 20 of shoplifters ends up in court. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, has more. every day between five and ten shoplifters steal from this convenience store, says the owner. they are caught on cctv. one shop in south london, but it could be anywhere in the country. shoplifting at businesses both big and small is once again on the rise. and this store is seeing all sorts of people stealing its profits. recently, there has been a big increase in pensioners and mums with prams. so people who are vulnerable,

keir giles, a british writer, in his latest book, "russia's war on everyone, that russophobe," examines's malign influence around the world on ordinary people. and in the article he even calls the ussr allied with the usa and the ussr and england during the second world war. wars by the terrorist regime, well, have they arrived? western propaganda strives in every possible way to completely neutralize the role of the soviet union in the victory in the great patriotic war, in the defeat of nazi germany, and accordingly, there are many such speeches, such ideas not only in public, but in textbooks in the west and , accordingly, recently, for example, we heard speeches by american top officials who also stated that it turns out that hirashima, magasaki was bombed by none other than soviet union. nonsense, repeated several times by a serious person, sooner or later ceases to be nonsense, but let's return to the article. russia clings to the nureng process as a standard of legitimacy because, as a victorious power, it has never was subjected to the same retribution for the crime, giles write

giles, who's paying £250 a month for the drug, says there's no excuse for further delay.he government, and nhs, need to work out what the hell is going on and get it sorted, now. hugh pym, bbc news, sussex. babyjasper brooks died just 23 hours after he was born. now a coroner has found his death was wholly avoidable and contributed to by gross failures by midwives and consultants at darent valley hospital in kent. his parents say their concerns were ignored by staff and they were made to feel like an inconvenience. they've been talking to our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan. you may find some of the details distressing. he lived for a day. we wanted a lifetime with him, which was taken away from us because of how that hospital treated me in labour and how they treated him. jasper brooks was the victim of a series of catastrophic maternity errors that led to his death, aged 23 hours. the central failing, say his parents, was a refusal by staff to listen to them. i was violently shaking and i was just left. something's happening, and no—one's taking the time

end of quote, however, giles didn’t even bother to talk about what kind of investigations he was talkingrying to wash away the shame , a mental stereotype is being formed regarding the perception of russia as something evil, the most furious ones enter, the most vicious lies, as they say, the stronger the lie, the more willingly they believe in it. now they are openly saying that supposedly there were no crimes for... sss division galicia, no investigations, or rather, they even say that the investigations proved their innocence, what kind of investigation, a new newspaper whose license in russia was revoked, somehow also a very interesting article, saying that hitler proposed to take away more than 2 million german jews before the war in the ussr, but stalin refused, so hitler got rid of them, how bad stalin is, but for some reason the publication then kept silent that roosevelt and churchill, only in 1944, refused to accept jews in their countries, after all, the modern narrative provides for nodding contemptuously only in the direction of russia, and let the truth be as the west wants

reports of negotiations to secure their release in exchange for palestinians being held in these rainy giles, many of the i've got to use what taken while attending an outdoor festival and israel and near the gospel street, hundreds of bodies i've been recovered of the scenes of terror at a race and the desert. how most terrorists, open fire on the crowds and chase people down. taking hostages. one woman said she hid in a centers grove to stay alive for me. and there were just all around me and they were going 3 by 3 and shooting anywhere from 2 sides. and there's so many people like people who are dying, like all around this video shows a terrified young woman driven away on a motorbike by fighters. while her partner is marched away, his hands tied behind his back to the aftermath. hundreds of dead bodies charge vehicles along the road. a few were lucky. this footage purportedly shows a hostage rescue is rarely forces freeing people after a fierce gun battle with him us. foreign nationals were also taken. one hostages mother made an appeal from germany. we were sent a video in which i clear

reports of negotiations to secure that release and exchange that palestinians being held in his writing. giles, many of the hostages were taken as an outdoor music festival, may have the goss this trip, hundreds of bodies up and become the scenes of terror at a race and the desert. how most terrorists, open fire on the crowds and chase people down. taking hostages. one woman said she hid in a centers grove to stay a lot for me and they were just all around me and they were going 3 by 3 and shooting anywhere from 2 sides. and there's so many people like people who are dying like all around the world. this video shows a terrified young woman driven away on a motorbike by fighters. while her partner is marched away because of his hands tied behind his back to the aftermath. hundreds of dead bodies charged vehicles along the road. a few were lucky. this footage purportedly shows a hostage rescue is rarely forces freeing people after a fierce gun battle with him us. foreign nationals were also taken. one hostages mother made an appeal from germany. we were sent a video in which i clearly recognized

noel gile said the suspect got away with about $4000 in cash. >> it is really sad about what is happening here in the streets of oakland. the bottom line is, you know, we are at the political and, we have to have some really strong safety measures. we may not like it, but we are in a time when no one can even get to their car. turn to violence in oakland, including a 16-year-old girl that was shot, and four separate shootings saturday. police do not believe any of the shootings are related. >> people have no loyalty or respect to the city, and they take advantage of our business people, our children, and families. >> reporter: gangs, thefts, and car break-ins. last week, the mayor said she hopes that -- the patrols will spend 120 main dollars in state funding for reader cameras will help combat crime. but the mayor, who has been calling for a state of emergency for months and extra law enforcement for it, believes media action is needed. >> we have to do it now, and yesterday. otherwise, residents are paying the price. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> international headlines, budget co

somebody's riley's, whether they would support a christmas woke between palestinians held in these rarely giles and these riley's currently captive in garza, many sort as a dilemma. so the government and he's what they had to say. it's very hard and very emotional. and our friends are a hostage and we've been such a funeral of our friends and all our soldiers and friends, and my husband is in the army. so it's very, very complicated. and there's no of searching on sir, and you'll never to the new logics test. i think this is a little complicated, it's not simple, it's not either. this was often, it requires a lot of consideration. each side is suffering. we have to think, well, this is a big dilemma and there isn't one answer. i totally understand the dilemma of the hostages. i'm sure i would feel exactly the same way, but to say that this is what from us once is not correct. because if that's what they wanted, then the butchery did not have to happen to the extent that it happened for them to capture people in order to bargain for political prisoners. that's it for me, emily and gwen. $1.00 oh

he spent 7 years and his riley giles in may prominent palestinian prison. the ha that i've done died off the $86.00 days on hunger strike . to the last house of representatives suspended business while it looks for a new speaker, comes off that kevin mccarthy was ousted from the position on tuesday, who was targeted by a group of 8 hotline republicans off. they made a deal with democrats over the weekend to prevent the government shut down. well that speak now to rosalind jordan, who's in washington dc. so we're also then, what does this mean for the business of the house for congress leaving the gulf, the things going to be frozen, held up well, to some extent, things are being uh, frozen for the time being. now the members of the house were already scheduled to be on a 2 week resale, in order to go back to their home districts to meet with constituents, to work on the 2024 election to take care of our local business that was already scheduled. but now, because there's no official speaker of the house, there isn't any opportunity for it's not permitted, i

like-minded people helps morally and compatriots, do not be interested in the look, these are screenings of giles film "the best weekend " by ukrainian director vlad klimchuk, who studied in los angeles even before the war. vlad klimchuk, who at the beginning of the war was already familiar with the local cuisine of the city, decided to help the newly arrived ukrainian filmmakers. this is how he created a unique phenomenon for the usa, the union of ukrainian cinematographers, the league of the names of dovzhenka. the dovzhenka league is to provide a platform for ukrainian artists, filmmakers, art artists, to gather together, to develop, it is easier to enter the industry, faster to enter the industry and reorganize from the ukrainian market to the american market, as well as to establish ukrainian filmmakers as a cool booster of the american and world, film society and film industry, and not just some people who came to america and are also trying to build their careers . and myroslava and julia and several hundred other film fans joined dovzhenka's league. among the participants are talented act

he could be giles trump, and several of his family members are on trial, accused all falsifying business records and making false financial statements. for those presidents, louisa nazi on the left as silva has vetoed major parts of a bill that would have limited indigenous peoples claims to and sister lands, the legislation was put forward by congress with the support of a powerful farm lobby following a supreme court ruling last month judges rejected a measure that would have forced indigenous groups to prove they will uncontested land niches. military rulers say they have boiled upon by, asked the president's mind and presumed to escape the country with his family. this soon has been under house arrest since being forced from palate and july. and the statements finishes june to us is bassoon was planning to fly out to nigeria on helicopters, belonging to a foreign power, and back to the full, out from the wall and gals purchases in the us capital, have much to the white house demanding a sci fi and gaza the show on support for palestinians items to put pressure on presidents joe biden

shorter time than it was, i mean anytime they can get you vulnerable, that's an advantage in the war, gile is part, um, yeah, these are the types of news that that doesn't really make it out there, although that particular um, instance uh, it it did go viral uh... was lots of reporting on it, but it it does show as you indicated ryan, how um, in your to use your words that israel is lying, um, do you think that they have uh increased the drive or the motivation, if i can even say this to uh kill as many palestinians as possible in this particular uh war that they're waiting on them. they have always wanted to kill as many palestinians as possible, they have always been genocidal, they're trying to figure out. how to get away with it in the world community, how they can get away with the maximum amount of child slaughtering before the world makes them knock it off, and what they're doing is playing the victim and making up dead baby stories and stuff and saying, see we have to, we have to, we have blood lible, they did it to us, we have to do it to them, lot of these people want have always

reports have negotiations to secure the release and exchange of palestinians being held in his writing. giles, many of the hostages were seized at an outdoor music festival and the other goss a strip. hundreds of bodies have been recovered the seeds of terror at a rate from the desert. how must terrorist open fire on the crowds and chase people down taking hostages? one woman said she hid in a centers grove to stay alive for me. and they were just all around me and they were going 3 by 3 and shooting anywhere from 2 sides. and there's so many people like people who are dying, like all around this video shows a terrified young woman driven away on a motorbike by fighters. while her partner is marched away because of his hands tied behind his back to the aftermath, hundreds of dead bodies charged vehicles along the road. a few were lucky. this footage purportedly shows a hostage rescue is rarely forces freeing people after a fierce gun battle with him oss the foreign nationals were also taken. one hostages mother made an appeal from germany. we were sent to a video in which i clearly recognized

detained in the occupied west bank, about 6000 palestinian prisoners were already being held as ready. giles before the latest round of a risk, including $53.00 women and $170.00 children. the majority of all these people under administrative detention best attention without charge or they are charged with incitement on social media. and even if they do face the trial, they are prosecuted in military courts of human rights groups say they face difficult conditions and hoss interrogation techniques for the adult. how many reports started out as a normal day was that as is often the case in the occupied was backed, it turned into a bloody one. 0, doing the thought of just so you know we were happy. it was a good day. then our car broke down, we got out to see what was wrong. the soldiers thought we were going to throw stones. they started shooting at us. so i have took 3 bullets in his right arm, the abdomen and his left foot. but that was only his latest breast with these 3 d, our maintenance, like just a few months ago. a man and his brother, where the, where did pain during and night rate.

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he's been 70 years and is riley giles in may permanent pellets and in prison. cut out and then died of to $86.00 days on hunger strike. so ha, francis is the director of the human rights organization out of me. she says international mechanisms, the no effect of and dealing with administrative detention cases of the use of the individual hunger strikes are making good and more complicated and serious. lately, the currently k of the 1st flows in his 63 days and we've receptive him yesterday and his has is the rating scale yesterday. and this is why we should hi lloyd. the is a nation of the use of administrative detention in janetta. eh, $1500.00 administrative detainees, including children and women, currently are held in the is all it, but it's all, there is a sharp increase in the use of administrative detention in the last couple of months. and actually this is a serious violation for them. that admission of humanitarian low and the human rights. so on little is not accountable for the use of administrative detention. and this is why it needs more pressure and bold actions from the

zhenya, put the chair here, yes, i don’t know what mikhalovna is there yet, maybe it’s from giles, butd the preliminary conclusion will be today, thank you, len, and where is he, and he is there on virent with the wife of the murdered man, what are you doing today, what happened? it’s nonsense, i just didn’t get enough sleep, take it, that’s it, let’s go. but our main expert is anna mikhalovna morozova, this is galina vasilievna uskoova. hello. andrey petrovich, you're done, i can pick up the suspect at the lab. wait, in the laboratory, but i already told you everything. there are a number of mandatory procedures: we must take fingerprints, examine clothing, and check for traces of gunpowder on our hands. tell me, why should i go like this in a dressing gown, maybe i can change my clothes somehow, yes, i can change my clothes, i’ll give you a bag, put in it what you’re wearing now. oh, my head is spinning, you need to show the doctor, after such a blow, perhaps a concussion, a concussion is nonsense after what what happened, what are you like, something happened, but not everything is

he spent 7 years in his randy giles and my permanent pillow send in prison, cut the oven died off to 86 days on a hunger strike. a pipe. francis has begun that historic meeting on the future of the catholic church. supporters of more women taking leadership role was hoping together and behind closed doors will lead to change. but other side that could split the church. the 3 week session is the 1st and a 2 year process. u. k prime minister overseas soon x is he's cancelling the 2nd phase of the high speed to rail development. what was one's townsend? as the you guys biggest infrastructure project? you announced the decision and his keynote speech rounding off the conservative policies annual conference. so next line, doubling costs for why he's cancelling a high speed ro i meant to connect london depending him in his speech to enact, trying to betray himself is the best choice to lead the u. k. ahead of expected elections next year. h. s 2 is the ultimate example of the old consensus. the result is a project whose costs have more than doubled, which has been repeatedly delayed and it

we have trevor giles who is a professor in the department of communication and the associate dean ofaculty affairs and research at the college of arts and humanities at the university of maryland and the award-winning author and editor of four books including the primetime presidency, the west wing, and u.s. nationalism. so let's dig in. to start, i am wondering if each of you could talk about the unique perspective you have and on popular culture and television entertainment and the white house and just a general overview of how you experienced the relationship between the two. do you want to start? >> it is a pleasure to be here today. i come at this from an unconventional perspective as somebody who trained as an early american historian but it were the students at american university who kept making jokes about the west wing and teaching a class about it and i did and i found there was a great deal of interest among the student body about it because they are younger than i am. so once i got into it that way, i started really digging into some of the differences between real-life

do you because there assumptions are based on 21% of st giles' students remaining in the country longited a figure closer to 40. so that requires a clarification that puts a spanner in the works in terms of tsitsipas, i mean, being a foreign student, the universities love it because they pay quite a lot of money to come every year. >> but if up to 40% stay forever, that's a huge number, isn't it? >> it is. and there's more to this . as the student composition this. as the student composition has actually changed radically since we left the european union. so the number of european students has actually nosedived. the number of non european students has skyrocketed . students has skyrocketed. there's a large cohort from india, nigeria, pakistan on, and the gap between our economy and their economies is greater than their economies is greater than the gap between our economy and other eu states. so the incentive to remain here long term is much, much higher. and equally, the gap between our culture and their culture is bigger too, isn't it? indeed >> so in terms of assimilation , >> so

look, giles, you lead except you converted and become as a little child. you shall not enter the kingdom of heaven. not only they a purpose. he got a plan he got a pace. you you may not all move at same pace. yes, sir, but he got a page for you. yes, sir. not only is it got a pace, i want you, young pope. remember this. he got a person for you. these puts you listening to how they compared you, what they've been through and how god used them. god a person i don't care who. you are what position out god had somebody a person in your life did are you might not know it but you have make it by yourself that was a person who cared you brought a weapon opened doors for you you don't know nothing about yes, sir. and what the greatest thing that helped these foot soldiers. they know i'm not like and you know it to us to move forward in face of tyranny talking about terrorist birmingham was in it with terrorists more bombings took place here than any place in the world. it was called a jihad as bird of the south. many people died years ago. they looked down the boa

he says, i've taken enough as rarely captives to free old pellets to me in prison is, and israel's giles, on the family. this is not a hit under on operation. we started an all out battle. we expect type thing to continue and the fight. think from the expand, we have one prime target, our freedom and the freedom of our holy sites. our people have the right to live and freedom, rid themselves of days of radio corporation and to safeguard their holy sites. we will continue to fight until we are rewarded with victory, freedom and independence. this is a method for freedom and defense of our holy sites, the provocative storming by the jews and to the alexa mazda. that's a great thing, the whole of sites with their feet and jewish rituals apart from the illegal supplement and i'm just seats the gaza and the palestinian prison. i saw this is our main target. we have been preparing for this war. we cannot accept all this to continue the siege, the guns i must and we will do all what we can at any price. 30 start our freedom where we manage the kids. and the caption, many is the soldier. so you

do you because there assumptions are based on 21% of st giles' students remaining in the country long cited a figure closer to 40. so that requires a clarification that puts a spanner in the works in terms of tsitsipas, i mean, being a foreign student, the universities love it because they pay quite a lot of money to come every year. >> but if up to 40% stay forever, that's a huge number, isn't it? >> it is. and there's more to this . as the student composition this. as the student composition has actually changed radically since we left the european union. so the number of european students has actually nosedived. the number of non european students has skyrocketed . students has skyrocketed. there's a large cohort from india, nigeria, pakistan on, and the gap between our economy and their economies is greater than their economies is greater than the gap between our economy and other eu states. so the incentive to remain here long term is much, much higher. and equally, the gap between our culture and their culture is bigger too, isn't it? indeed >> so in terms of assimilation , >> s

the hit hbo series veep, and then have trevor parry-giles, who is a professor in the department of communication and the associate dean, faculty affairs and research at the college of arts and humanities in the university of maryland. he is the award winning author and editor of four books, including the prime time presidency, the west wing and u.s. national ism. so let's dig in. and to start, i'm wondering if each of you could talk the unique perspective that you have on popular culture in popular television, entertainment and the white house. and just in general overview of how you have studied or experience the relationship between the two gautham, do you want to start? yes, thank you. it's a pleasure to be here today. so i come at this from american devotional perspective, someone who's trained, as an early american historian, but it was really due to my students at american university who i kept making jokes about the west wing. and one day i'll teach a class about the west wing and they said, you really should. and i and i was stunned to find that there was a great deal interest among the

more and more children living in the occupied westbank and being detained in is riley giles, human rights groups, scifi difficult conditions, and harsh interrogation hold. i have the need reports, it started out as a normal day, but as is often the case in the occupied was backed, it turned into a bloody one. 0 do thought so you know, we were happy. it was a good day. then our car broke down. we got out to see what was wrong. the soldiers thought we were going to throw stones. they started shooting at us. so i have took 3 bullets in his right arm, the abdomen and his left foot. but that was only his latest brush with these 3 d, our maintenance is like a little just a few months ago. a man and his brother, where the, where did pain during and night rate. the experience similar to this, well, in the video released by bit salem, and these really human rights group, a father tells his son to wake up. rim is spanish covey's. probably suppose. he's just don't be scared. the armies here he says, you know, mind with the or were taken away in front of the helpless parents. so good as it was petrif

he spent 7 years and is rarely, giles in may prominent palestinian prison called the oven and died off to $86.00 days on hunger strike. with more on this we have joins now by so ha, francis, who is director of the human rights organization out of me as she joins us from romano. thank you very much for being on al jazeera festival. one of the reasons the holding this hunger strike is to presumably bring attention to this issue. is it working and people actually setting up and taking nurses so how can you hear me? i lost you unfortunately. oh, i was just asking presumably, one of the reasons are you holding this hunger strike is to bring attention to this issue. is it working? do you think of and unfortunately it slipped, working as it used to be in the boss. and as you just mentioned below the color, i had them this year, although he wasn't and administrative detention this time. but the use of the individual hunger strikes are making good and more complicated and serious. lately, they're currently k of the dress force, as you said in his 63 days, and we visited him yesterday and his he

um yeah, more than $6500.00 palestinians in is riley giles now under administrative detention. meaning that so they can be held or being held without charge. i mean, well, as you say, we have seen more attacks by settlers on people try to harvest that their own lives at such an important time of year. so by to for the palestinian calling to me and those thousands of people's livelihoods. this latest as a bad cold below saul a full 2 years old. he actually used to sell wild hubs here in the market in ramallah and was very well known. and he leaves a wife and 4 children behind s and the palestinian authority, saying that the settlers shocked him directly in the chest. just the latest casualty. the meanwhile were expecting more vigils demonstrations protests across the west bank. there's a small one going on to my right chair. people are actually stopped for present savings, but yeah, we're expecting more demonstrations and supports of gardens and demanding that the international community do more to start dividing springs actually it on the cause of stress in the coming hours. we

prosecution service to encourage them to rigorously and robustly enforce our laws so that individuals st gilesre brought to justice. but it's it is more than just a question of legality. as you say . it's also legality. as you say. it's also a question about value , values. a question about value, values. and some of the things we've seen over the course of the last two weeks do speak to a failure of some people in our country to live up to british values of civility and common decency and have shown that there are issues of integration in our country . of integration in our country. and it would be foolish of us to deny those or to bury our heads in the sand . we've got to in the sand. we've got to confront them head on and ensure that we are a united and cohesive society . cohesive society. >> we do those failures of integration and failures of some individuals to live up to the british values that you speak about, does that in your book reach the level of a failure of multiculturalism in. >> well, i think that the uk is broadly one of the most successful multiracial democracies in the world

say and who don't follow the script tonight , who don't follow the script tonight, garry bushell st gilescurci and rebecca jane . tonight, curci and rebecca jane. tonight, i'll be asking the pundits , i'll be asking the pundits, following a screeching u—turn in which they have finally agreed to call hamas a proscribed terror organisation . ian has the terror organisation. ian has the bbc permanently damaged its reputation and as britain is pelted with rain, it's time to ask are umbrellas an annoying waste of time and a public menace? plus we react to the very sad news of england and manchester united legend sir bobby charlton's passing at the age of 86. plus the most important part of the show, your emails. they come straight to my laptop mark at gbnews.com. this show has a golden rule , show has a golden rule, especially on a saturday night. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. so a big two hours to come. we start with my big opinion . start with my big opinion. kill the music please, and we shall start the monologue . kill shall start the monologue. kill the music

labour is more divided than a pizza express cuatro st giles' ony i predict that starmer will be presidinge country , presiding not over the country, but over a civil war in his own party. i anticipate that five years of infighting , power years of infighting, power struggles and utter chaos in which starmer could fall only to be replaced by the more popular angela rayner . at which point angela rayner. at which point could the last person to leave britain please switch the lights out now what's your reaction? mark at . out now what's your reaction? mark at. gbnews.com. i'll get the thoughts now of my panel this evening. former cabinet minister and gb news star esther mcvey , banker visiting mcvey, banker and visiting professor derek lord and author and journalist rebecca reid. rebecca what's your thoughts on this labour split vote on israel, split on everything else ? >>i ? >> i think it's perfectly natural that a party that represent a large group of people who have different and diverse views would contain people who different people who have different and diverse a diverse views. it wo

. >> today we called him to apollo st giles. >> there are growing fears here of a widening regional conflict. the head of the hezbollah terror group in lebanon has met leaders from hamas and islamic jihad , from hamas and islamic jihad, pledging support for a resistance axis against israel, which would include help from iran and syria . these unverified iran and syria. these unverified images claim to show the aftermath of an israeli strike on syrian military positions overnight, which the idf said had been launching rockets into israel. syrian authorities say eight of their soldiers were killed and seven injured and in another serious incident, israel said it killed a group of eight hamas terrorists trying to reach israel by sea to launch an attack in a community north of gaza. attack in a community north of gaza . it came on the back of the gaza. it came on the back of the largest rocket barrage into central israel since the 7th of october. attacks across tel aviv, people ran for shelters as iron dome missile defence systems i

yesterday, officials st giles' and sources were saying to me that this was straight out of the hamasthey have. to really enforce their positions to lay traps for the israelis when those forces eventually go into gaza proper . eventually go into gaza proper. >> okay, mark, thank you so much for doing such a brilliant job out there. we've got loads of your emails coming in. we're going to get to those in just a moment. thank also to moment. and thank you also to norman contributing norman baker for contributing this still to this morning. now, still to come, cap on bonuses for come, the cap on bonuses for bankers is set to be scrapped. i mean, it's a good day if you're a i suppose, on a banker, i suppose, on a massive bonus. >> good for brexit >> it's a good day for brexit because weren't allowed to do because we weren't allowed to do this an eu directive this under an eu directive brought in in 2008. >> well, there you go. don't go anywhere. britain's anywhere. you with britain's newsroom news gb news radio. welcome back. >> it's 1125. you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with my