i am very grateful for the role he has played and i am so sad it has come to this the day that he hasas had to stand down as our first minister and leader of the scottish nationalist party. he admitted during that speech that the misjudged the level of hurt because with pulling out of the agreement with pulling out of the agreement with the green party. i with pulling out of the agreement with the green party.— with pulling out of the agreement with the green party. i think we all understood — with the green party. i think we all understood there _ with the green party. i think we all understood there were _ with the green party. i think we all understood there were strains - with the green party. i think we allj understood there were strains with the bute house agreements. i'm sad to say i think there has been an element of misstep in all of that and he has had to reflect on the fact that he didn't have the confidence of the green msps going into this week. it is important to say that the notion motion of no confidence that was due to take place, he could have won that this week. he

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has been shunned. and this is something that i should say uh, is quite popular in india. again, as evidenced by movies, elect toro success in 2014, in 2019 and presumably in the next few weeks, you know, many um probably makes a good point there about the share of a because it's worth remembering. this is a parliamentary 1st pause. the post system, but his b j. p policy seems to be very, very good at translating this go to an election making machine to translate the votes into seats in the parliament. yeah, absolutely. i think uh it just to build on what my federal bond list have said. that 2 things to keep in mind. one um the, the stations of, uh, what it means to be indian or what the imagination of india. um, as the more the nation state is, i have had a deep history embedded in the freedom roland, leading up to 1947 when into about independence on the framing of being in constitution at the idea that india is a, has a deep civilizational history. that brings together into the formation of the more

thus far there has not been a communication. we j has not been a communication.they will give the civilians an opportunity to relocate. our hope is that they will be allowed to bring their belongings with them as they try to find somewhere safer than would be in rafah. but at this point, otherthan than would be in rafah. but at this point, other than believing this operation will happen, we don't have any indication around the timing of the operation nor what the plan is for the innocent civilians and to deal with a humanitarian outfall of such an operation. in deal with a humanitarian outfall of such an operation.— deal with a humanitarian outfall of such an operation. in the meantime, what kind of— such an operation. in the meantime, what kind of measures _ such an operation. in the meantime, what kind of measures are _ such an operation. in the meantime, what kind of measures are you - such an operation. in the meantime, what kind of measures are you able l what kind of measures are you able to take to try and alleviate some of theissues to take to try and all

iran has blamed on israel.sides may still want to avoid a full—out war, but miscalculation is always a risk, and the consequences of an escalation unpredictable. our chief correspondent lyse doucet has been reporting from israel on the 6 month anniversary of the hamas attack in october last year. israel is under banding pressure to do more to bring the hostages home. but, also, to change the way it is fighting this war. presidentjoe biden of the united states, one of israel's strongest allies from the very beginning of this war, as in the past few days significantly toughened his language, and in what was widely described as a very tense telephone conversation on thursday, with israel's pro minister, benjamin netanyahu, he warned that if israel did not change the way it was fighting this war, america would have to change its policy. the united states and many other countries around the world arising israel to be much more to get aid into gaza, to protect civilians, and to bring about a ceasefire which could bri

and so in that sense, india has a lot of catching up to do. it has been going fast. um, over the last decade, 1520 years or so. not fast enough, many would say, well, one of the things that this administration of these administration has focused on a lot, you've heard the term welfare is. and in this discussion already is the delivery of subsidies and services to people hyped access to water, for example, has called tripled in the last decade. it electricity connections that have have expanded dramatically in the last decade. pilots, for example, um, have been built across the country whether these work or not is another point. one of the things that this administration in particular is very good at is marketing, whatever games it does make, but it has a very mixed record. despite these advances on, well as far as them, for example, this government, for example, has not been able to attract enough foreign direct investment, which is actually declined in recent years. it has not been able to urge its own companies with in india, to invest in the economy is much, much

romy has more from paris. france has announced they will send ukraine hundreds of used armored vehicles and dozens of their patriot equivalent anti-aircraft missiles as the west continues to push the path of war. not diplomacy. germany is busy as the second largest armed supplier to israel, and they recently criticized france for not sending more arms to ukraine. united states secretary of state, anthony blincan was in paris to push for even more weapons and he admitted that ukraine is a critical moment in the conflict after repeated battlefield defeats and reduced domestic support for further mobilization. ukraine, which many predicted would fall, a matter of days continues to stand strong, but we are a critical moment where it is absolutely essential to get ukrainians what they continue to need to defend themselves. it's out of the question for us to support any plans which aim to increase the belligerent war mongering around ukraine, for us what is urgent is that this war stop and that people get around the

let me rive more has to go, the time has come. let me give more of — has to go, the time has come.wish by one of our officers is hugely regrettable, we know it will have caused _ regrettable, we know it will have caused offence to many. we reiterate our apology. caused offence to many. we reiterate ourapology. in caused offence to many. we reiterate our apology. in an effort to make a point _ our apology. in an effort to make a point about — our apology. in an effort to make a point about the policing at a protest _ point about the policing at a protest because further offence, this was— protest because further offence, this was never our intention. we have _ this was never our intention. we have removed that statement and apologised. beingjewish have removed that statement and apologised. being jewish is not a provocation, jewish londoners must be able _ provocation, jewish londoners must be able to— provocation, jewish londoners must be able to feel safe in the city. the combination of the met and politics gets very messy very quickly, but it is too many nukes castis quickly, but

it has been a war that has been taking place in the shadows for so many years. with iran's proxies and denial attacks. israel as well launching denial attacks. those lines have been crossed in the last week. with iran choosing to directly attack israel. and now, israel doing the same back. though like you are saying, clearly the focus is on containment on trying to keep the heat out of this and the hope the limited scale waiting for few details of what has taken place the last few hours. but if it is as limited as it seems, the hope will be that iran won't feel the need as it said through that reuters report. to retaliate immediately. but maybe even it could be something that could be slowed down completely. but in this region as you well know, nothing could be taken for granted. and it is still a very high stakes situation. >> yeah, you described it as high stakes poker. no doubt, debra, that even though this particular situation, there is an attempt to deescalate. this rivalry between iran and israel will go back to the shadows. it will inevitably go back to w

so it has not changed at all. and it has changed completely. no, it did change completely because of course there's no more than a state you don't see the other friends on the streets anymore and you have of the skies is a scope as everybody, if you're going to move by this is a different, a different groups. now everybody because i'm all done, so it is nothing reminds you on the india for 50 years ago. but if you look deeper and then you see to the ritual to see, to do see, to the culture of 7000 used in income in comparison with 7000 useful just for the 50 is nothings oh you have to reach was you have to campus if the most cuz you have all the culture of the insignia and enter. so this is all students are difficult to run. india, you'll find the india which you have seen 50 years ago, maybe 200 years ago. so modern india with traditional values. now you're not only an extra for the modules, so musician your also an all time you've written a book into, i'm going to be 5 me. think about it a little later on state and save the old rest on the ne

and the resolution is clearly— has been. and the resolution is clearly not _ has been. clearly not being implemented on has been. and the resolution is- clearly not being implemented on the ground _ clearly not being implemented on the ground even— clearly not being implemented on the ground even with _ clearly not being implemented on the ground even with president _ clearly not being implemented on the ground even with president biden- ground even with president biden butting _ ground even with president biden putting out— ground even with president biden putting out a _ ground even with president biden putting out a statement - ground even with president biden putting out a statement a - ground even with president biden putting out a statement a few - putting out a statement a few moments _ putting out a statement a few moments ago _ putting out a statement a few moments ago saying - putting out a statement a few moments ago saying that - putting out a statement a few i moments ago saying that israel putting out a statement a few - moments ago saying that israel need

which has melted snow.a million people — the authorities said, the water had reached dangerous levels. thousands of people have left the city. 0renburg is downstream from the city of 0rsk, which was inundated when a dam burst last week. with the latest analysis, here's our russia editor steve rosenberg. president putin's spokesman, dmitry peskov, earlier today said that the situation was expected to get worse. in other places, water levels have fallen, for example, in the town of 0rsk that you mentioned, it was quite interesting. a few days ago, a crowd, an angry crowd, gathered in 0rsk to vent their fury on local officials, on the regional governor of 0renburg, on the local mayor, who they believe didn't warn them in time that this flood was coming. they criticised russia's minister for emergency situations, too. they didn't criticise the kremlin, which is quite interesting. they were actually chanting "putin, help us, putin, help us" as if, you know, the president sitting in the kremlin in moscow was the

this has just happened. this hasjust happened. what this has just happened. what has just happened?n poulter has soken to just happened? dan poulter has spoken to laura _ just happened? dan poulter has spoken to laura kuenssberg - just happened? dan poulter has| spoken to laura kuenssberg and just happened? dan poulter has - spoken to laura kuenssberg and the full interview will be on bbc one tomorrow morning. it is a huge blow for rishi sunak. this is the first defection from the tories to labour that has happened on his watch since he became prime minister. dr poulter, who serves as still as a working mental health dr in the nhs, has decided that now is the time to cross the floor and join the labour party. he says he has no animosity to rishi sunak but feels the country needs an election now and says labour and needs an election now and says labourand keir needs an election now and says labour and keir starmer would be trusted to run the nhs and the country. he says he could no longer look people in the eye and stay on as a conservative. he feels that the tory party today is not

mclaren, he has worked at before.ps for them in 1998 and 1999, so anyone who can afford them, any of the top five teams, would be interested, i'm sure.— interested, i'm sure. thank you, andrew benson. _ to football news now, and all eyes are on manchester city tonight as the title race heats up in the premer league. city travel to brighton to play one of their two games in hand. a win at the amex would mean they leapfrog liverpool into second place and would be within one point of leaders arsenal. but after watching liverpol lose to everton last night, are city fans nervous that their club will slip up too? not helped perhaps by manager pep guardiola saying his players are mentally and emotionally exhausted. tired here, not just tired here, notjust in legs, complaining more of tired here, season by season, these guys had three weeks off, one month, so they don't have much race —— rest to recover. people sitting in the chair say how you complained? i know my players, i know what i'm talking about, much better than play

he has crossed all the red lines and he has been given an answer and israel must be restrained. he does not dare to take action, but if he does something, in fact, his next sequence of responsibility will be with the west and with the americans, who must restrain israel. thank you, mr. dr. hamid reza asafi. the senior diplomat and also the former spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran are also behind our communication line. hello, i am at your service , mr. dr. asefi, iran's representative to the united nations has published a statement and announced that iran's military action is based on article 51 of the charter. organization the united nations is in the framework of legitimate defense, in your view , what is the legal basis of this action and how can it be analyzed that the zionist regime has targeted the embassy of the islamic republic of iran in damascus and killed a number of advisers, so the islamic republic has also taken this action in return. done. well, considering that our communication with mr. dr. asafi was cut off, we want to

has been affected. when we talk about the electricity, the water, the rows that have been completely destroyed, but they know that the repairs will take months of no more to be fixed. so this is a different situation than any other res, seem inside the account. they're used to is really forces destroying the infrastructure. but the scale of this, um, it was something they never said before was coming to somebody. even during the 1960, the 2nd, the roads never looked like this. they want to take us decades back into the club so they can take off the public. this is pure event. it is our enemy and has been damaged in our lives since 1948. and i'm not 54 years old. and i've only been seen the ugliness and torture of these rarely occupation. since i was a child, we were asleep. the ami suddenly winton, when my sister opened the door, she saw an odd sort of show and she started crying. she was good. the cap has turned to one big morning house. oh nice. that's the hm. my son was late. has to move in 6 hours a

and the more than 200 years that this body has existed, the house the representatives has impeached an official 21 times and we have never once tabled the impeachment, not once. now senator schumer may also try to dismiss these charges instead of tabling them. but that's never been done before either. if the senate dismisses these charges without a trial, it will be the first time in the senate's long history that it has dismissed impeachment charges against an official it has jurisdiction over without that official first resigning and that's a fact. i want you to consider this. the united states house of representatives has voted to impeach an official 21 times, only 21 times. in our long history. the united states has only-- the united states senate rather that is only dismised three of those cases, three out of 21. now, why didn't they dismiss them? in two of the cases the impeached official chose to resign instead of facing a trial, as a result, the senate dismissed the charges. in this case, secretary mayorkas has not resigned. in one of those dismissed cases the impeached officia

the region, a state of emergency has been declared in the biggest city karachi for infrastructure has left people vulnerable and experts say climate change looks to set to make extreme weather events in the region. even worse, results thrown into region, reverse pages swept or we might toaster such as rated by heavy down bows to the point of collapse slots in the south western city of german tough, inundated homes and wiped out presidents belongings from the side of a philosopher. we've been devastated by relentless down costs and you witness applied. our homes have crumbled, leaving our children badly impacted flood water surrounded our house from the front and back on. so to natalie escaped with a grace of god. now we face the danger of more heavy rings. what are you satisfied with? in northern focused on this, i didn't sit down to devastate homes. removing the mix, shift gums, they built in a futile effort to protect the homes. too many here last on behalf of commercial land, we sailed singles. we took the children and escaped with them and the flood has damaged the wants of our ho

the rain has cleared, and the masters _ the rain has cleared, and the masters golf is under way.on the middle east, and unicef says a joint un aid convoy waiting to enter the north of gaza on tuesday was hit by gunfire. the organisation says no—one was harmed but their armoured vehicle was hit by three bullets during a pre—planned co—ordinated mission. according to the us—funded aid worker security database, more than 196 aid workers have been killed in gaza since october. and last week, seven aid workers from the world central kitchen were killed in an israeli air strike in gaza. israel says it's implementing lessons learned from this. let's speak to tess ingram, who was part of that unicef convoy on tuesday. she's in gaza right now. tess ingram, thank you for your time. tell us what happened to you. we were on a tell us what happened to you. - were on a coordinated mission to bring life—saving medical and nutritional supplies to the north of gaza. we departed from ratho on tuesday morning and went up towards the checkpoint at wadi gaza, then we were told to hold out a designate

he has not been happy, in court he has _ been happy, in court he has complained about every aspect, het every aspect, he complained last week about the temperature in the room, he has complained that he won't be able to see his son's graduation, he has called it a witchhunt. he comes out of court and just complains about thejudge, the proceedings, about how this is very unfair. i think you can tell his demeanour by that. good to have that — can tell his demeanour by that. good to have that update, _ can tell his demeanour by that. good to have that update, thank you for joining us from outside the courthouse in new york. more on that trial throughout the day. now to an investigation tracing how deadly drugs have been getting into the uk. nitazenes — which are more deadly then heroin — have recently been linked to more than two uk deaths a week. made in labs in china, nitazenes are being advertised on social media platforms and smuggled into the country — before being mixed into other illegal drugs by criminal gangs. colin campbell has the story. the 21—year—old southampton musician dyl

a soft landing, thatis economy has achieved a soft landing, that is to say that inflation has come downwithout seeing on employment shoot up. that's a big claim, you might say he would say that, wouldn't he, but he is trying to point to the public, draw the line under rolling economic and cost of living crises. he was pointing to the certainty that with next month's inflation figures, the cut in the energy price cap will force the overall inflation rate closer to 2%. shadow chancellor rachel reeves is pointing out prices are still very high in the shops and mortgage bills are rising. with the inflation figures for march release today there were signs underlying, things like mobile phone bills, broadband bills, record rises in rent, or sticky, stubborn prices, and that's one of the big themes here at the imf meeting of central bankers and finance ministers. here in the us it is true to say that inflation is coming up hotter than expected with expectations of interest rate cuts being pushed out and the question is, how much does that logic applied to the uk? important for households, busi

israel has been messed up . if an actor has so much power, why condemn someone who should be condemned and restrained ? he is an israeli actor. . iran follows targeting iranian targets and iranian personalities many times has in fact made it difficult, but they rejected all the limits of the israelis and by hitting the iranian embassy and there is no place to go anymore, iran announced that it will stop, the answer is iran and international actors instead if they are fooled by the israeli game, the addresses are clear, they must restrain the chaotic and tension-creating actor so that the crisis does not go beyond its normal dimensions and bigger crises do not arise. whenever a new crisis arises, israel will have no way out of it. how many is the israeli crisis? other international players will also be caught in the crisis therefore, the international interest is to curb that actor who is the source of corruption and the source of the crisis. some statements may be made. but the important thing is their executive

has launched a large scale built a new crazy and on the other hand, it has made endless accusations against the normal economic and trade relations between china and russia. this is extremely hypocritical, any responsibility the old nato bears and irreparable responsibility for the crisis . the alliance must reflect on its role, stop shifting, blame, and effectively take practical actions to resolve the crisis political, the old one to come to to all right, let's cross live to archie crispin. and to show that the basically who is joining me right is how that is good to have you join me that that was a very strong rhetoric from beating how the usual rectory weeks like this from china. highly unusual. china is known as being incredibly diplomatic, very us say, well, the fence in regards to one of the things keeping it so idea is close to his chest . so the only did that we've had the chinese foreign minister, while the us secretary state is in beijing meeting together, essentially cooling the us out for being hypocritical is 14 mazda. if i have to say it with diplomacy to and this is almost l

it has been 200 days so far and is really military has equally bomb the everything all means of life have been destroyed all social service. that'd been unlimited. the entire golf strip just turn into a larger, into an area that is largely a waste land that is becoming uninhabitable very soon. indeed, that's why it needs a but what day it is coming in honey as well. so far, the number of of 80 trucks that have been allowed, then the amount of a destructive being allowed into the gaza strip does not live ok, do respond to the emergency event, the need to create it on the ground by the ongoing contents. bombing campaign will look at at least a 100 trucks of from brother, across thing, and same exact number of from car mobil. sally, and only have of this amount is going for the private commercial sector. we will look at the amount and the numbers of, of, of a to try to get in. that is not nearly enough. we're looking at about really fab and going on in the northern part, despite the increase of a flow and the know the 5 people are still struggling. no medical supplies, no proper food su

it's easy to pinpoint of the examples of why this has happened when nato has said weapons or used its military expertise in certain areas. and we've seen tensions, i can name 3 straight off. i've got this done. libya and iraq. exactly. the world hasn't forgotten that a tool. now when it comes to asia, the west city to use exactly the same playbook, doesn't it? yeah, that, that's why it's, i mean, we've got issues at the moment in terms of the tensions rushing up between china and the us. i don't specifically look at the reasons behind those. it's dealt with take talk massively popular social app, but kids all over the us are all and that's why all the celebrities, all it was made by the chinese. now the us is threatening, that they going to completely bond it within the united states. if china doesn't sell, take talk to an approved weston supply. we've also got the issue with taiwan. taiwan is know islands, that is part of china overall. it's just to the south of mainland china has this one china policy. i'm not something that the us says acknowledges, but at the same time when it pas

has diminished. in jerusalem and “oins me now. , ., who is life in jerusalem and “oins menow. , . me now. yes, that embassy instruction _ me now. yes, that embassy instruction about _ me now. yes, that embassy instruction about taking - me now. yes, that embassy instruction about taking two j instruction about taking two shelters for its citizens has been removed and it has also opened up its airspace. all signs of the tension easing, although israel has said that all gatherings of more than 1000 people have been cancelled, all school activities have also been cancelled. israel is heading towards the passover holiday as well. we understand that in the next few hours the israeli war cabinet will also be convening and it will convene in the midst of very strong messaging to israel, most of all from its staunchest of allies, the united states, that it should now draw a line under this and should not retaliate further. in the last few moments we have got a statement by the iranian president saying, "0urf

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it has been five days she has been without food or drink. amy: usaid officials have privately president biden that famine in gaza is "unprecedented in modern history." as the official death toll in gaza tops 33,000, we will speak to a prominent israeli professor about how israel put gaza on the road to famine. plus, we talk to a palestinian-american doctor who volunteered in gaza about why he walked out of a white house meeting with president biden. >> you cannot engage and try to get them to come out and show up in the primaries are in november at the same time put millions of bombs that i pursed lisa devastate -- personally saw devastate. that is not something that our community glosses over. amy: then from prison to the presidency. we go to senegal where a pair of opposition leaders went from prison to ruling senegal in over three weeks. >> under my leadership, senegal will be a country of hope, peace, and independent justice system and a strengthened micro c. amy: we get an update. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!,

can you confirm that that has been and is really attack on targets in iran has gemini on the nova to southern country being for want for, want into consider that to be an escalation, 3 expect a response from the power of your broad. i cannot repeat what i said, of course we've been in continues exchange continue, same days. and so it's a night and we spoke out to us, which is 7 today as i sat against the backdrop of attacks on the 19th of a prerecorded upon all states to continue to engage in assets that came to avoid a further discoloration for the escalation. as we do the g 7 relentless fee and i've nothing to add to that mister dallas chromebook. i mean just to smith administered that seems to be a heated dispute between you and the is there any prime minister buford reports about this today? could you perhaps describe from your point of view how, what treated that kind of dispute? has there been a comparison with nazis by the prime minister and how do you view the fact that the tests were proved to the attention of the media from a confidential exchange of who's have you talked a

what has happened here as there is a number— approved?t has happened here as there is a number of votes _ approved? what has happened here as there is a number of votes taking - there is a number of votes taking place and for israel, asia, and for ukraine, crucially. and what that is about is making sure that democrats are supporting the bill and it would not get through with just republican votes but because they are supporting it across the aisle, that will break the logjam that has been there for six months and as a consequence, allow the aid to go forward. d0 consequence, allow the aid to go forward. ,, ~ consequence, allow the aid to go forward. i. ~ ., forward. do you think it will go throu~h? forward. do you think it will go through? the _ forward. do you think it will go through? the biggest- forward. do you think it will go through? the biggest hurdle . through? the biggest hurdle yesterday. _ through? the biggest hurdle yesterday, with _ through? the biggest hurdle yesterday, with that - through? the biggest hurdle yesterday, wi

who has undergone surgery. attacker was shot dead by a senior police officer who had been in the area at the time. let's show you these pictures — taken as the incident was unfolding. as you can see — a member of the public, at the top of an escalator, and carrying a barrier, confront the attacker — who's seen on the left of screen. let's hear from some of the people who were there at the shopping centre. there was, i saw a woman lying on the floor in miss chanel. it is like the worst thing ever. like who does that to people? it is all a blur. we were coming in and we got told by a woman not to go in but we didn't believe her and we went in anyway. we were just looking, somebody was injured down there, everybody was looking to see what was going on. but then we saw all these people running towards us and we heard a shot. my husband dragged us into adairs shop and the lady there tried to lock the doors and then she couldn't lock the front door so we went into the office which was all locked and we were in there

has provided well supplied. china has provided can phone —— components to boost the defence production. russia has ramped up air strikes against ukrainian cities and critical infrastructure. it has rained down ammunition is on brave ukrainians defending their homeland. this weekend, and ifind this amazing, the report of cheers breaking out in the report of cheers breaking out in the trenches in eastern ukraine, i am not show any came from, but they were cheering as they watched the house vote in support for ukraine. they understand what we have done. they understand what we have done. they have noticed how critical it is for them. they have noticed how critical it is forthem. i they have noticed how critical it is for them. i am they have noticed how critical it is forthem. iam making they have noticed how critical it is for them. i am making sure the shipment will start straightaway. in the next few hours, we will begin sending equipment ukraine. for artillery, rocket systems, armoured vehicles. this package is

you sierra da. dominic king has law and how germany has been responding to the allegations. the german position going into choose days to the variations in the hague is very clear. it rejects entirely the assertions from nicaragua in so far as genocide and germany's position in israel and gauze is concerned. the interesting thing is that while the government officially puts that view across in berlin, hundreds of civil servants, many of whom work in the foreign office, have anonymously put, announced a statement which deplores the policy of the german government and makes a list of dom moms which it says which this group of anonymous, civil 7 says must be implemented. it calls for the german government to implement immediately a freeze on arms deliveries to israel to coal for israel to allow a unaffected into garza and to impose sanctions on israel. if it refuses to do so, it says the german government should advocate a return to a palace fund recognized as an independent states on the terms of un resolution to fall to from 1967, it calls for all sorts of things which civil

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aid has stalled.60 billion aid package has set in congress for months as ukraine needs ammunition and supplies. europe has stepped up well u.s. support withers. the members account for the largest aid to ukraine in terms of financial, humanitarian and military support. the support comes from humble beginnings. early in the war when europe offered helmets, no european countries are sending tanks, artillery shells. in the past few months, many european countries and the eu have stepped up and created ways to support ukraine's defense and counter russia's war of aggression including french president emmanuel macron who issued a full statement in support of ukraine and initiatives spearheaded by the czech president. they have supplied much needed ammunition to the front lines of ukraine so what can europe teach the united states about support to ukraine? we will ask these questions and more today. we are pleased to be joined in person by great group of speakers including the liberty chief ambassador in th

and the time for kate has now come.e who now argue that this political implosion could be an opportunity for scotland's party of government for over 15 years to get back on the front foot. it has the potential to bounce back. this could turn the fortunes of the snp if, and only if, they can come together really quickly, put an end to the bickering and the sniping that's taken place for the last 12 months. and who could ask for a better country to lead than scotland? humza yousaf�*s successor will face significant challenges, leading a minority government and trying to unite a party bruised by political own goals and soon to face the verdict of voters in a general election. lorna gordon, bbc news, edinburgh. we will speak to lorna gordon live from hollywood soon, but first let's look at iran. a teenagerfound dead during high—profile anti—government protests in the country was sexually assaulted and killed by undercover agents working for the security forces. that's according to a leaked document obtained by a bbc world s

and that's why ross has a master to the you. what has slow, i'm the west will seen me back in ukraine's actions gets worse and sponsors instead of covering up its crime since and supplying it with more weapons. and ammunition should bear responsibility for their reckless actions by ukrainian political and mean if it is a sort, it is a n for the teen tubs at compromising nuclear safety and security of the global scale. we are talking about 5 days of attacks starting from april. the best when a ukrainian kamikaze drone force took the area of the cargo ports and the nitrogen oxygen station, the next a. and now this slide nearby, april 7th, ukrainian fluid was part of the plants of 3 times injuring sweet people. april 8th, and now they're coming because it almost fell down over the plans. and on april the 9th, the pads pressed service reports of yet another attack. this time on the building housing, the world's only full scale reactor, whole simulator. and what are your friends allies say in the bottle this? that russians should sto

it has nothing to do when you find it has nothing to do in your rack or anywhere else . it's a game sits on trees in that specific sense, nato, as for the last 25 years when a criminal, when i say violating its own chandra. and then when can discuss where the mileage and international law under you and jonathan, for an organization that for 25 years operate against its own 32 should be investigated. what happened in the lead up to 1999 has many power allows with the crating conflict now. and while the west states, russia is attacking the coal principles of the you and show it to us award, the president put an open lead declared from the outset is named at erasing ukraine from the map as a sovereign country. in this war, there is an aggressor and there is a victim. one side is attacking the core principles, the un charter on the other sites to defend the way ignores the fact that as part of nature, it has repeatedly done this itself. what does the invasion of iraq have taken place made to move in? they moved into iraq, and most of them really pretty much through to the en

, has reached the finish line of his year long quest. hello, it's paddy in the studio. and laura in the studio, and.... hello, i'm injerusalem. hello, it's paddy in the studio. and laura in the studio, and.... hello, i'm injerusalem. it's great to have you with us. so it's hard to know where to start, isn't it? the story is so enormous. shall we start with what's been happening in the last 24 hours? there's an awful lot going on at the moment. i mean, there are loads of strands to this. first of all, inside israel, big demonstrations because the two

have you evaluated how many drones and missiles iran has fired? the central command and the us department of defense are investigating their exact number. israeli officials said that their number was more than 300. we are not in a position to ask for an exact number identify them. there have been hundreds of them . hundreds of drones and missiles? yes, hundreds of drones and missiles. but about their exact number, i have to say that investigations are still ongoing. oh god a barrage of luminous objects in the sky. iran's missile and drone operations over the occupied territories are sounding alarm bells and drones in response to the recent attack by the zionist regime on the consular section of the iranian embassy in damascus. together with our international partners, we were able to intercept 99% of the threats against israel. we with together, we were able to neutralize iran's attack. the zionists want to say that their defense has been able to intercept a large number of iranian missiles. but they faced a problem. videos that palestinian citize

it has been a problem for them. but over time, that sort of psychological fixation has been overlain by a more strategic view of israel and the threat that it poses to iran. which does not make things any simpler, but it implies a recognition of israeli power and israel's ability to hurt iran. they are beginning to take that more seriously. it accounts largely for iran's solar deployed policy, its outer defense perimeter, which is essentially what we had been discussing in terms of the mobilization of the excess of resistance. in a wider circle around iran. so, i think there has been an important development here, and we need to analyze it. pay attention to it and assess it. >> thank you very much. i am going to open it to questions. heat, raise your hand, introduce yourself, and just as a reminder, that a question usually ends with a question mark. thank you. go ahead, sir. >> i am a freshman here. i have a quick question. iran has been trying to increase its foreign policies from a national relations stance, most

the environment has a cultural duty, it has security, it has education , it has social duties, the law says that, sir, the approvals of the islamic city council should be put in the ministry of housing and institutions. in the ledge when the office the government doesn't do it. for example, think about it. let's be honest, because he wants to see a minister, he can't see him . he says that you were doing what you are doing. from 1980 to the year 2000, cities could be managed. urban management was from 2000 onwards. in the global system, it was a valid city rule. in the city administration , that is what it is. this is what we have now. they are no longer answerable to anyone, for example, she tells the doctor that if blame everyone on the municipality, corruption will be done, by the way , corruption will be eradicated, of course, i didn't say that corruption will be done, i said that it is still corrupt. if they talk to someone, their participation is weak, which means that basically the city administration and the people are not able to participate. for example, for example, let 's t

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has been on the as right in the military and has been a been exchanging the day the 5 across the boat since october still a has his all out as a north korean leader kim jong woods, supervisors role kit drills, simulate signal. tell me young goals a nuclear accounts are the devastation finalizations usually in the top 5 countries as the most valuable country in the world displacement. if you look at tack of safety, it's unbelievable desperation, then leaving on a fringe of life and did the stock reality of climate change in a rapidly sinking country. you have the problem to be the rest of the work and as of tomorrow, and they will have to learn from us, address areas, new series, dying of life before land or illegal goals. mind reckoning the survival of the brazilian, amazon sienna, monique people, the forest and the planets ecosystem. with a counter offensive is underway. as the tribal chief has to europe's gold club, the corridors of power not to seek help to demand the world, the warnings of its indigenous people. holding up the sky. a witness documentary on the jersey though, this

he has l not showing any. what has elon - musk's reaction been? _ musk's reaction been? he has posted a meme accusing the _ musk's reaction been? he has posted a meme accusing the australian - a meme accusing the australian government of censorship. he says these global take—down orders, as he has described them, that australia has described them, that australia hasissued has described them, that australia has issued threatened free speech everywhere. this really does begin to test the reach of australian laws beyond the shores of this country. the australian prime minister, anthony albanese, is adamant that this footage must not be available and must be taken down. this row concerns very graphic and confronting video of a stabbing attack at a church in sydney a week ago. the authorities are worried that the sort of footage could inflame tensions between religious communities in this country, given that the authorities here have declared that stabbing attack a week ago religiously motivated incident. what is the legality, what is the legal process

is there any army has confirmed? at least 4 of us troops were combed. ariel bombing has escalated in the city. and the cut, as one has joined mexico and causing diplomatic ties of exit, or it's in response to ecuador and police reading the mexican embassy and cheat tools where they are arrested for my wife's president will take lots to me on mano with the military government has lost control of advice or for the town. most of me on laws trade with thailand passes through me already the ethnic correct national unions of hundreds of government troops guiding the town has surrendered and published photos of celebrations and weapons that seized come in flashes and all the and team and the tree full of those have made significant gains, and by some tweaks together, some young mazda, another translation, which took pallet in a co 3 years ago. hundreds of people in east and blinking alfonso have riley is against violence and security in the region. the demonstrations took place and to full prominence were at least $73.00 pe

say, no decision has been made yet. we asked former us marine corps intelligence officers got rid of for his take on the prospects of more confrontation in asia. the united states is resent full of the fact that neither russia nor china want to kneel for a hedge, a monic america, that neither russian nor china recognize the united states as the supreme authority in on the global stage anymore. this is something united states resent, and it's something that the united states is pushing back against. i think we are witnessing a race between the economic condition and the military condition. and if the united states loses the economic race, i think the united states will have no choice but to seed the military race meeting that will have to find a way to correct our position economically. before we talk about going to war, we can't go to war based upon a fundamentally weak economic position. if united states is able to stabilize its economic position, visa be china, then we will press the military issues believing that we

how much aid has gone in and where, and what effect has it had on the ground? the following way, we don't have a confirmation whether those the trucks were in stock, allowed to insert the northern part of the office, grab it from the new landed crossings. this brand new military announcer was going to off and, and keep it operational within the past the few days just to let more attractive come in. we don't have a confirmation at that is very consistent with the a statement by units of o confirmed that no trucks whatsoever was allowed do cross from air. it's a check point to the northern part on gauze and city, the trucks that we're seeing as how we have seen in the earlier hours that happened to coming from come up with that. and we crossings that into further southern part of distributed from, brought by crossing, we're talking about and a significant increase number of a trucks coming in. but in the face of the challenges and the difficult living conditions are created by the intense bombing campaign by this your level of destruction and the almost the absen

p growth that has. and you might be surprised to find out that there india is actually a head of china. see the blue line. india's got actually ahead of china beginning around 2022 india has pulled ahead. of course, china still has the upper hand on tack in manufacturing. but wait, wait, wait, something has just happened. that could alter that course. actually thought john tesla, it's cranking up for a mega entry into india. senior officials from the company will soon be meeting comments and industry minister the score to reportedly finalize. they've gone towards the investment at operations. so there you have, i mean, in, in what some see is a shot across the bow. a china, a lot mosque has arrived in india ready to deal deal. he has to the tune of $2.00 to $3000000000.00 into the indian economy, just as importantly, side to deal with india's title electronics to procure, study, conductor trip for its global operations. tied up, or tacked up as um, pronounce it as one of indiana's largest conglomerates.