, which emperor titus was the son of the emperor vespetian, the emperor trajan and the emperor hadrianare the three main emperors, titus , when he fought with judea, was not the emperor of rome, and now, by the way, many laughed bitterly at us, when i saw that the italians projected the flag of israel on the statue of titus, which was erected in honor of the destruction of the jerusalem temple and the subjugation of the jewish kingdom, this is like a revenge that was taken after a thousand years, exactly, practically, when the last rebellion lost , and the emperor hadrian even renamed judea palestine, he was elinophilus and he invented a greek word, not a roman one, but a greek one, because he loved everything greek so much, he invented what the greeks called this territory so that there was not even a memory of it , that there was a statehood, a kingdom, and so on, and thus the jews lost this state a thousand years ago, that in the past thousand years, it will not be forgotten, and since then the idea of ​​returning statehood, it has always existed among the jews, whatever nations pas

, who the emperor was the son of the emperor, the emperor trajan, the emperor hadrian, these are therors, those when he fought with judea, he was not the emperor of rome, and now, by the way, there are many. he laughed bitterly at us when he saw that the italians projected the flag of israel on the arch of titus, which was erected in honor of the destruction of the jerusalem temple and the subjugation of the jewish kingdom, this is like a revenge that was taken after 1000 years, just practically, so when the last rebellion failed, and emperor hadrian even renamed the jews in palestine, he was elinophilus and he... invented a greek word, not a roman one, but a greek one, because he was very fond of all things greek and invented what the greeks called this territory so that there would not even be a memory of what was here statehood, which was the judean kingdom and so on, and in this way the jews lost this state a thousand years ago, at the end of the millennium, it has not passed away, and since then the idea of ​​returning statehood has always existed among the jews, no matter what

two weeks ago, this iconic sycamore tree next to hadrian's wall in northumberland was chopped down inane is removing the trunk, which will be kept at a safe location until a decision has been made about what to do with it. 0ur news correspondent alison freeman is there. alison, just bring us up—to—date, what a are they doing with with what is left of the free?— is left of the free? literally in the last few _ is left of the free? literally in the last few moments - is left of the free? literally in the last few moments we - is left of the free? literally in l the last few moments we have is left of the free? literally in - the last few moments we have seen a big section brought back over hadrian's wall on to the ground, this has been a complex operation, everything they are doing here today, they have to make sure that the wall is protected at all times because it is an historic monument. first thing this morning that large crane you see behind me came up the farm track, so it could lift up the three so it could be cut into further section, the brancheses were removed yesterday to mak

— what it meant to us, and being on hadrian is— what it meant to us, and being on hadrian is wall ass. you can hear more about the tree in a podcast series presented by hairy biker, si king over on bbc sounds, and if you point your phone's camera at the qr code on screen now, it will take you straight to it. the marvels of technology! but we don't need technology, do we, jane? to assess what is going on the cricket. just pretty grim, to be fair. yes, not going well for england, have lost four of their five matches so far and haven't even played many of the big names either. they still have the hosts india to play on sunday. this is after they lost quite embarrassingly to sri lanka by eight wickets. what is going on? but unlike the other defending champions and it hasjust collapsed, hasn't it? defending champions and it has 'ust collapsed, hasn't mi england's defence of their world cup title has gone from bad to worse after a humiliating defeat to sri lanka. they elected to bat, but then england were the architects of their own downfall, suffering two catastrophic runouts, including j

and it was over hadrian's wall. of a family member, someone that had been in your life for so long. but, you know, looking fonnard to what would be left behind and where to kind of go from here. now, two of the people that i spoke to, i learned today from the national trust and also representing the north cumberland national park service , they told me about kind service, they told me about kind of their ideas about looking for other future. let's listen . other future. let's listen. >> the tree's not dead , we >> the tree's not dead, we believe, and whoever did this has effectively coppiced the tree, which is which is actually an old traditional all woodland activity. so the stump should regrow as long as we can keep grazing animals off it. so there's a silver lining there. and effectively it's extended the life of the tree, the tree, we think, is about 120, 130 years old. and we'll be able to confirm that because we've been able to get a sample off to be analysed , which should give us a analysed, which should giv

literally in - the last few moments we have seen a big section brought back over hadrian's wall on toround, this has been a complex operation, everything they are doing here today, they have to make sure that the wall is protected at all times because it is an historic monument. first thing this morning that large crane you see behind me came up the farm track, so it could lift up the three so it could be cut into further section, the brancheses were removed yesterday to make it easier to handle. that will be put on a trailer, and the tree is going to make its finaljourney trailer, and the tree is going to make its final journey away from here, people here have been feeling very sad, it is a sombre occasion actually but others are saying now is the time to look to the future and think about all of the other nature that can be protected in the world. all right am son, thank you very much indeed. all right am son, thank you very much indeed. time for a look at the weather. good afternoon, some northern part of the uk had theirfirst good afternoon, some northern part of the uk had their

discussing that with christopher hope and also sycamore stump, the world famous sycamore gap tree from hadrian'sall will be removed today after it was felled in an act of vandalism. >> we'll explain how the operation will work before 10 am. i'm absolutely baffled and intrigued by that sycamore tree story. what are your theories? vaiews@gbnews.com is the email address. get in touch with me throughout the show. first, though, here is your very latest news with rhiannon jones . news with rhiannon jones. >> beth thank you. good morning. it's 932. your top stories from the newsroom . the us secretary the newsroom. the us secretary of state has arrived in israel to try and secure the release of more than 100 people being held hostage by hamas in gaza . antony hostage by hamas in gaza. antony blinken is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanya , yahoo and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. he'll also hold discussions with us allies in the region to try and prevent a wider war. anthony blinken says israel will get everything it needs to defend itself if the united states has israel's b

a crane will today remove the trunk of the historic "sycamore gap" tree from hadrian's wall.y away because of the complexity of the task. the much anticipated feature film featuring taylor swift's current sell—out concert tour has had its red—carpet premiere in hollywood. taylor swift: the eras tour was shot over the course of three shows in los angeles during august and has already broken records for advance ticket sales. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes, was at the premiere. welcome to the eras tour. the phenomenon that is taylor swift. a cultural touchstone. music's biggest name and soon to be queen of the box office. this shopping mall was completely closed down to stage the red carpet premiere. security was intense. as was the level of excitement amongst the swifties who were lucky enough to get a ticket. i'm just like overwhelmed right now, i'm like shaking a little bit. a little bit anxious, my stomach hurts, but in the best way possible. listening to her music and reminding me that having a bad reputation can't make you afraid to talk. i really mean it, sh

a crane will remove the trunk of the world famous sycamore gap tree from hadrian's wall today, two weekss chopped down by vandals. the national trust is asking people to stay away because of the complexity of the task. the trunk will be kept at a safe location until a decision is made about its future. you're live with bbc news. as we have been reporting america's top diplomat antony blinken has arrived in israel to discuss measures to bolster its security. we are expecting to hear from measures to bolster its security. we are expecting to hearfrom him shortly but in an address to the jewish community at the white house president biden described saturday's assault as an act of sheer evil and the deadliest day forjews since the holocaust. the white house is 22 americans are known to have been killed with 17 unaccounted for. mr biden also said he told benjamin netanyahu that israel must abide by the rules of war in combating hamas. i have known bebe for over 40 years. we have a very frank relationship, i know him well. the one thing i did say, it is really important that israel, all the an

the sycamore gap trees to be cut up and taken away from hadrian is well two weeks after it was felt.the tree have been collected by specialist and could be used for new saplings. israel is believed to identified most of the hostages abducted and taken back over the front into gaza. the bbc has a team ofjournalists looking at what the situation is like now and who the hostages could be. these twins organised the music festival that became a massacre. 0ne now dead, michael missing. their sister still can't believe what's happened. family by family, the whole scale of the atrocities being revealed, at this gathering, one widow who went to try and find him. we thought he was alive, we had hope but we found our car and it was covered in blood, all the windows shattered by bullet holes, everything covered in blood, everything. she went to the festival with a broken leg and couldn't run from the gunmen and herfamily haven't heard from her since saturday. she sent us a message to the family group on whatsapp and she told us, i love you and if something will happen to me, know that i love you

and a crane will remove the trunk of the world famous sycamore gap tree from hadrian's wall two weeksby vandal, the national trust is asking people to stay away because of the complexity of the task, the trunk will be kept safe until a decision is made about its future. you are live with bbc news. thank you forjoining us. the israeli military has said no decision has been made yet on any ground incursion into gaza but they are preparing for it. our international editorjeremy bowen has this update on the troop build up has this update on the troop build up and a warning, his report contains details and images some viewers may find in the fields and farms on the border wire, israel's combat soldiers are creating jumping off points to invade gaza. at kibbutz berri regular units and some of more than 300,000 mobilised reservists were preparing for the order to move in that most israelis believe will come. the buildup that we're seeing here is certainly the clearest evidence that i've witnessed that israel is preparing for a ground operation in gaza. and if you add this to the formation of

today a crane was brought in to remove it from hadrian's wall.de about what to do with it. we are going to leave you with this insight into what it is like to work insight into what it is like to work in a war zone. this is what the bbc arabicjournalist in a war zone. this is what the bbc arabic journalist witness today. this story contains some upsetting scenes. mi; this story contains some upsetting scenes. ~ , ., , this story contains some upsetting scenes. g ., , ~ ., ., this story contains some upsetting scenes. 3 ., , ~ ., ., ., scenes. my name is adnan, i am a re orter scenes. my name is adnan, i am a reporter for _ scenes. my name is adnan, i am a reporter for bbc _ scenes. my name is adnan, i am a reporter for bbc arabic _ scenes. my name is adnan, i am a reporter for bbc arabic and - scenes. my name is adnan, i am a reporter for bbc arabic and a - reporter for bbc arabic and a resident of gaza. initially bodies lay everywhere. you can neverforget the sounds. among the dead and wounded, my cameraman mahmoud has seen his friend malik. mal

damage to hadrian's wall has been found after the world—famous sycamore gap tree was felled beside it unesco world heritage site status. experts are due to assess the extent of the damage. the reigning champions, england, have been heavily beaten by new zealand in the opening game of the cricket world cup in india. our sports correspondent, joe wilson, reports. across cricketing formats, there are two world cups — both held by one team. in the global game, this has been england's best era. here comes the world's biggest cricket stadium, ahmedabad, 132,000 seats, most of them empty when this tournament began. jonny bairstow hit the second ball for six, watched by ben stokes, hoping his hip injury is temporary. well, joe root teased new zealand's bowlers. it's familiar now. commentator: he plays that shot brilliantly. - 77 for root. but captainjos buttler fell for 43, and that helped new zealand to restrict england's total — 282. now watch new zealand chase. fast bowling from mark wood. fiercer batting from rachin ravindra. devon conway, the ball beyond england — it was all beyond engla

damage to hadrian's wall has been found after the world—famous sycamore gap tree was felled beside itad been leaning on part of the 73—mile wall built by the romans. the international paralympics committee has announced the lighting point for all future paralympic torches. the flame will be lit at stoke mandeville in buckinghamshire to recognise its legacy as the birthplace of the paralympic movement. it will be used to light flames from the paris 2024 paralympics. you're live with bbc news. funerals are being held for the victims of a drone attack on a military academy in the syrian city of homs. the syrian army has blamed what it called terrorist groups for the attack that killed at least 100 hundred people and left dozens injured. at least 50 civilians are thought to be among the dead. live now to our middle east correspondent lina sinjab, who is in beirut. when i say that civilians are amongst the dead, there were families at the graduation ceremony, women and children as well and three days of national mourning is declared. what are you hearing from homs about what kind of blow t

a crane will remove the trunk of the world famous sycamore gap tree from hadrian's wall today, two weeks the trunk will be kept at a safe location until a decision is made about its future. you will live with bbc news. the uk government said it will facilitate commercial flights government said it will facilitate commercialflights for government said it will facilitate commercial flights for british nationals who want to leave. the first flight is due to depart from ben gurion airport in tel aviv today. with more on this let's go to our transport correspondent katy austin. what more do we know from the british government? just what more do we know from the british government?— what more do we know from the british government? just to give you some context. _ british government? just to give you some context, the _ british government? just to give you some context, the number - british government? just to give you some context, the number of - british government? just to give you some context, the number of flights| some context, the number of flights in and out of israel has been dwindli

invited them to britain to defend themselves from the picts and scots, the northern tribes who crossed hadriane kingdom of the britons. the anglo-saxon colonization of britain actually began, there were three main tribes, saxons, angles and jutes, so they occupied different territories britain, then for a while, that means this whole thing... and then the normans came, the term anglo-saxons, so it remained and that means for quite a long time it was used as a designation of simply the population of britain, without dividing there into normans, the dacha people there and therefore the kelel population, thank you very much for these comments , all the best to you, here we have now dealt with this fake, at least with the contour maps, but we will still have to talk about school textbooks in the next fake, so for russian schools, i... would develop new textbooks that contain the mathematics of the us national debt and the basics of biden’s life. it’s interesting, i’ll read the literature that we deserve: on the shelves of the bookstore we found textbooks on the mathematics of the us national debt

when the tree at hadrian's wall.l on september the 28th and it was cut down in its hundreds of years of british history, fell with it . so what they're going with it. so what they're going to do is they're going to do what barbra streisand did with her favourite sugar and her favourite dog, sugar and clone they're going to clone clone it. they're going to clone it clone it. they're going to clone h bnng clone it. they're going to clone it bring it back. it and bring it back. >> yeah, and i'm looking fonnard to tree 300 years. >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> presumably it's still going to grow at tree speed. yeah. >> yeah, of course. >> yeah, of course. >> you'll signed >> do you think you'll be signed off by then off with depression by then because you've been alive for so long? >> no, i'm very happy. right. we're to do final we're going to do one final story. is death of story. this is the death of british culture telegraph. >> pork pie supply >> britain's pork pie supply at risk rising costs bite . oh, risk as rising c

today, a crane was brought in to remove it from hadrian's wall.ince the us embassy siege in tehran in 1979. the white house updated the figures tonight — 27 american were killed, 1a are still missing. it's a fair bet many of those are in gaza. there's 18 french citizens unnacounted for, including several children, 17 british nationals killed or abducted. among them, the elderly parents of sharone lifschitz. and i think you willjudge for yourself by the clip i am about to play you, she is already showing the strain of this. her parets were taken from nir oz, a kibbutz about 400 meters from the border with gaza. she spoke out earlier and called for their release. this is horrific. and called for their release. i cannot speak for i because i is all of us. there are people that are there, you know, counting the bodies, you know, people that are there supporting the survivors. we together have experienced something that is so horrific we cannot contemplate. but we have a job to do now. and i am concentrating all of us are concentrating on the job at ha

most topical basin adorned with ringed handles and ivy bas-relief to create for you the exquisite hadrianical tub that is my monologue. but sometimes, just sometimes, folks, i am jack-slapped awake by the ghost that haunts the abandoned hospital i passed out in where i grab a disused 50 gallon garbage bin, fill it with discarded solvents and roof drain runoff, then slowly submerge myself in the unlicensed slop sink of news that is my segment... >> meanwhile! [cheering] >> stephen: natures broom. meanwhile. meanwhile, in rhode island, "a man has been charged after shooting and injuring about 80 hawks" in "violation of the u.s. migratory bird treaty act," but he did it "because the hawks threatened squirrels that visited squirrel feeders on his property." in a public statement, the man's legal team said, "our client provides an essential public service and is innocent of all charges and please give us peanut butter." meanwhile, "the boston accent was just voted the most annoying in america." [applause] i can think of an accent more annoying: my attempt at a boston accent. "ya heah that, new y

a crane will remove the trunk of the world famous sycamore gap tree from hadrians recall, two weeks aftert is asking people to stay away because of the complexity of the task, the trunk will be kept at a safe location until a decision is made about its future. you are live with bbc news, thank you forjoining us, back to our top story and the israeli military has said no decision has been made yet on any ground incursion into gaza but they are preparing for it. jeremy bowen has this update on the troop build up. a warning his report contains details and images some might find distressing and upsetting. in the fields and farm tonnes border wire israel's come bad soldiers are creating jumping off points to invade gaza. at this kibbutz regular unites and some of more than 300,000 mobilised reservists were preparing for the order to move in that most israelis believe will come. the build up than we are seeing here is the clearest evidence i have witnessed that israel is preparing for the a grounds operation, in gaza, and if you have add this to the formation of a war cabinet, you can see the d

a crane will remove the trunk of the historic sycamore gap tree from hadrian's wall today.iberately chopped down. the national trust is asking people to stay away because of the complexity of the task. flights have resumed at luton airport, after a huge fire ripped through a terminal car park on tuesday causing disruption to thousands of travellers. 0ur reporter greg mckenziejoins us now. good morning. this is a major incident, but it seems that things are back to normal relatively. relatively, charlie, relatively. in terms of the tailback to get to the airport this morning, we are talking about two miles of tailbacks. passengers are simply leaving their cars, not on the motorway, in taxis, and getting lifts here, and simply walking the rest of the distance to get to the airport with their suitcases. because ultimately a lot of those flights that were cancelled following tuesday night's fire are now scheduled for this morning so destinations like majorca, the canary islands, edinburgh, belfast and many other locations. people scrambling to make their flights. the airport ju

somebody tree, hadrian's wall. know who did it. but the big question is , is can that tree ever live is, is can that tree ever live again? and if so, how now? well, we're joined in the studio by tree surgeon in llewellyn beard. >> morning , beardy ian. >> morning, beardy ian. >> morning, beardy ian. >> yes, that's right . the beard. >> yes, that's right. the beard. i was talking about you, but yeah, so by business you are a tree surgeon. so you know, this sort of stuff. what i'm amazed at is that somebody took one of these enormous great, what do you call them, circular , you call them, circular, chainsaw, chainsaws. that's it. to that tree. and cut it. what looks like you'll you'll be able to give us the verdict. but they seem to cut a really very neat cut. and then the tree came down. so given that what you've got is a stump with a very neat cut along the top and what can then happen to that tree? >> well , there's the potential >> well, there's the potential and some people have already raised this , that the st

of sycamore hadrian's wall, sick of sycamore .. erected not by dogma money. read erected not by dogma , but because they actually had kind of a mechanism to do so into good british businesses. you get most fund managers the moment they great asset moment they do great asset allocation around the world. how many? goes into british many? first it goes into british companies. they probably don't know . know. >> okay, i'll bring you in. mark, again, it's jeremy hunt. useless >> i don't think he's useless. i think he's a well—intentioned person. i just think he's looking at this problem down the wrong end of the telescope. >> why, why it >> why, though? why is it because, dare say it, he's because, dare i say it, he's never his life because, dare i say it, he's nebanking. his life in banking. >> well , i'm so sure that >> well, i'm not so sure that people who've worked banking people who've worked in banking is qualification is the automatic qualification to be the chancellor of exchequer. think he exchequer. i just think he just sees

and this week, a centuries old sentinel of hadrian's wall, a beautiful sycamore tree, was illegally felledk to a photographer for whose images of the tree captured its spiritual grandeur . the grand spiritual grandeur. the grand century of london's theatre scene. stefan kyriazis will be here to update me on four shows that he's been to see this week, including a ballet in birmingham inspired by the city's heavy metal heroes. later on,

and this week, a centuries old sentinel of hadrian's wall, a beautiful sycamore tree, was illegally felled in the dead of night, a 16 year old and a man in his 60s have been arrested. we'll speak to a photographer for whose images of the tree captured its spiritual grandeur . the grand spiritual grandeur. the grand century of london's theatre scene. stefan kyriazis will be here to update me on four shows that he's been to see this week, including a ballet in birmingham inspired by the city's heavy metal heroes. later on, we'll be debating whether the oil industry has been a good thing for the world. and before all of that, here are your latest news headunes that, here are your latest news headlines with ray addison . headlines with ray addison. >> thanks, michael . good >> thanks, michael. good morning. it's 11:01. >> thanks, michael. good morning. it's11:01. our top stories this hour. the prime minister will work to convince voters and the party faithful that he's ready to make tough decisions for the country. as the conservative party conference gets undennay . you conference gets undenn

he destroyed on hadrian's wall at the weekend.en centre went down to that gap and replanted a new tree for everyone to cheer them up because it was such a loved tree. everyone loved it. and it's heartbreaking to see it felled like that. so i hope they find the culprits. >> that's a brilliant nomination. suzanne, how about you ? your greatest britain. you? your greatest britain. >> so mine's home secretary, suella braverman, not just because of what she said about immigration her speech, immigration today in her speech, but she about but because what she said about gender ideology and about woke luxury beliefs and about stopping just stop oil. i hope she does it. >> there you go. well, of course , that's that's to be discovered . ed, how about you, rebecca, your your greatest britain mine safety bedroom sky who politely but very firmly grilled claire cottineau on this claim that there was going to be a meat tax which is never going is not happening it was never suggested it made up. it was completely made up. >> was beautiful journ

to get the bulk of the felled tree removed away is because it's resting somewhat precariously on hadrian's been around it has been doing preparation for quite some time. but when it's ready, we'll see the work begin later in the morning. yeah, tony mcguire there for us in northumberland. >> it will be a very sad sight to see it go. thank you so much for being there for us this morning. it's what they do with it, though. >> quite interesting . look, >> it's quite interesting. look, breakfast is back tomorrow morning , 6:00. thanks for your morning, 6:00. thanks for your company today , bev. see you next away . very good morning. away. very good morning. >> it's 9:30 am. this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me bev turner. and i'm going to be joined in the studio today by the leader of reform uk richard tice throughout the show now leading the news this morning, of course , crushing the morning, of course, crushing the enemy. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu has promised to wipe hamas off the face of the earth as he puts gaza under total siege, stopping food and fuel reach