we have a report about the concerns after the ceasefire, which is a translation of the global news canada report. they said that these are the bodies of the victims of the war in northern gaza, the bodies of the old, young and children, whose relatives are not known. we can't do this the city is filled with many cemeteries in gaza. israel did not reduce the intensity of its attacks even in the hours close to the ceasefire. what kind of ceasefire are you talking about? when such massacres occur, those in the middle of the square are not very optimistic . aid groups hope to make the most of the ceasefire to help the people. we cannot face a challenge of this scale in gaza. it is said that israel will allow 300 aid trucks to pass through the gaza strip during the cessation of hostilities . glenn wright hopes that all the hostages will be released. and establish a ceasefire. the 4-day break in the war and then returning to the previous situation where hospitals , schools and shelters were bombed is unconscionable. while food, water , fuel and medicine may be on the way to gaza, one thing is a

globally, much more countries are aware of ukraine than before the war. it includes a lot new partnerships, for example, with japan, south korea, singapore, australia, canada. you note in the book that russia is exploiting fears in the world based on its nuclear power and nuclear weapons. do you think this strategy still works? i think to some extent it still works, and it 's more than a strategy, i don't think the united states, for example, can ignore the fact that russia is a nuclear power. if russia were not a nuclear power, i suspect that the us would be more directly involved in the war. the fact that russia is a nuclear power is an obstacle to external support for ukraine, and putin has done a lot to increase the fear of the population, i think, especially among the population of germany. but to some extent the united states, emphasizing that russia has changed its nuclear doctrine and is more open to the reckless use of nuclear weapons. my personal opinion is that russia is very far from using nuclear weapons in ukraine or anywhere, but fear is quite a powerful political force. putin wants to show the world that this is a war that is getting out of

global, where we ll bring you the top stories from around the world. we start with our breaking news. a suspected vehicle explosion on the rainbow bridge between the us and canada, near niagara falls. these are live pictures of niagara falls. we don't have a great number of details right now but we falls. we don't have a great number of details right now but we can bring you what we do know. this is the border — bring you what we do know. this is the border area _ bring you what we do know. this is the border area between _ bring you what we do know. this is the border area between the - bring you what we do know. this is the border area between the us i bring you what we do know. this is l the border area between the us and canada. there are a series of bridges connecting the two countries. one of them is rainbow bridge. it is on, or close to, that bridge, where this incident is. a suspected vehicle explosion has taken place. the fbi says it is investigating what happened. we do have one post on social media. from the fbi in buffalo. the field offices investigating an explosion at the rainbow bridge. the fbi is coordinating with our local state and federal law

globalization, joining us out of canada and say journalist and political commentator joining us from the united kingdom, stay safe to both of you, thank you both and viewers, that's a wrap for this press tv news bulletin, but stay tuned, we're following everything thing related to the besieg gauza strip right here on press tv and bye-bye for now. hello, i'm shawn murray and this is the conversation where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through anice lens. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go. where mainstream won't go. this week we look at the recent legacy bill that was passed at westminster. how does this ni affect victims and what can be done to repeal it? my next guest is a columnist and regular political commentator on broadcast television. she is also deputy director of relatives for justice a national victim support ngo which provides advocacy and therapy support for the berieved and injured of the conflict. but before we speak to our next guest, let's get a quick overview on this week's. as always, we are joined by our resident co-presenter michelle gildernew. michelle is the current n

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canada and mexico is increasing. so it is essential that we take a real global perspective on those metrics. we're seeing several new types of vehicles that are coming into service in recent years include ing, you know, electric vehicles, some of which are that are trucks. i mean, i've i drove one myself here around the mall about a year and a half ago or so. but also autonomous vehicles e-bikes. so what new challenge do these new vehicle types pose to local and state transportation officials? and are state and local governments to address the new safety challenges that are posed by these vehicles? i think the short answer is no, they're not ready for the changes that these vehicles and devices propose. we anticipate that we're going to see a lot more disruption in vehicle types and form factors, especially as we're seeing for example, e-bike sales outstripping. zero emission motor vehicle sales. so we can anticipate that there might be more things like golf carts and electric tuk tuks and truck trikes and last mile freight delivery happening all kinds of different form factors. these are vehicles that the typical s

new annual global tournament. it's known as the w—x—v tournament and england compete in the top tier and after beating australia and canadald not be too troubled by the mountainous of a tennis court if you're playing on the weekend but it is serious when you are a professional. the women's tennis association says it accepts responsibility for the challenging conditions its players have been facing at the wta finals in mexico. the bounce of the centre court has been labelled as inconsistent. the court only opened for practice the day before the finals began. last night world number two iga swiatek breezed through to the semi finals with a 6—16—2 win over world number six ons jabeur. swiatek will face aryna sabalenka in the last four. and world number three coco gauff defeated marketa vondrousova in three sets. gauff is the first teenager to make the semis of the end of year championships since caroline wozniacki in 2009. she'll now face jessica pegula. the formula one party has decamped to brazil for the weekend and reigning formula one champion max verstappen will begin sunday's sao paulo grand prix in pole position. it's

global decline by 24% between 1998 and 20 2015. and there is the reference you can go to online, and that's quote. >> what about canada? well, i've got to go to the news. >> i might come back to you very briefljcome can this up. >> i might come back to you very briefljcome céto this up. >> i might come back to you very briefljcome céto but up. we'll come back to you. but right is gb news. if right now, this is gb news. if you've tuned in, welcome you've just tuned in, welcome on board. we'll be following those marches all the marches and giving you all the updates. come, more updates. still to come, more analysis. and also we'll take you through all of that. but first, i want to get some headunes first, i want to get some headlines with . tamsin now to headlines with. tamsin now to thank you. >> here are the headlines at 330. 100 of thousands of pro—palestinian protesters are marching through central london demanding a ceasefire in the middle east. the rally, which coincides with armistice day, is one of the biggest political marches in british history. the demonstrators are marching from hyde park to the us embassy . hyde park to the us embassy. almo