his majesty's government to view its favor. the stablish means in palestine of a national home for the jewish people. and we'll use the best endeavors to facilitate the shipment of this whole protect by the end of the 1st of all, the new k had seized palestine from the ultimate and pos. now under a mandate from the newly created link of nations, which was a precursor to the united nations where dish we began over the next 2 decades, large scale jewish immigration to empower starting to place the numbers switch. 1 old off the head, low rose to power in germany. tensions and violence between jews and palestinians was frequent and there was a full scale our before between 19 so if you 6 and 1939, the horrors of the holocaust. so more support, particularly from the us, a saw i'm the us for homeland. so the jewish people. so the british continue to limit migration to the area by 1947 u. k. had had enough handling the issue of a to the un. i've been instructed by his majesty's government to announce with all solemn tea that they have

his majesty's government view was favor. the stablish means in palestine of a national home for the jewish people and will use the best endeavors to facilitate the shipment will be subject. it'd be clearly understood that nothing shall be done, which might prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non jewish communities in palestine. all the rights and political stages enjoyed by jews in any other country. by the end of the 1st of all, the u. k. had seized paula, starting from the ultimate impass, now under a mandate from the newly created link of nations, which was a precursor to the united nations for dish. we began over the next 2 decades, large scale jewish immigration to empower starting to place. the numbers swelled off the hitler, rose to power in germany. tensions and violence between jews and palestinians was frequent. and there was a full scale r before between 19361939, the horrors of the holocaust. so more support, particularly from the us, a saw i'm the us for homeland. so the jewish people. so the br

but this is the moment, i like it as a child, well in order for vladimir minshov to invite you, his majestys is a song, this is a song, this is the pioneer camp , the world i come from is all woven from there, and the girl from the pioneer i had an ensemble called argonavto, i was the leader, so we played at the dances there i there was the first guy to say in the village i want to reassure you in the past tense it doesn’t sound like the scale was 12 detachments of the entire pioneer camp, do you understand? the scale was what was needed, yes, in general, they moved apart, and here is the girl from the pioneer camp, gallya stavbunskaya she called me in the fall of 1975, a certain masilm said at the film judge. not telling me anything then the name begins filming, they need guys who sing and play guitars, that’s it, i’m waiting for you tomorrow at the kiev station, trolleybus 34 or i don’t remember now, i got a pass for you, that ’s where that's it, take the guitar, let's go, so i took the guitar, and i'm still with this guitar, well, with another one, of course, but still with music, with a

the spokesman goes on to say, that this is a situation which his majesty is "extremely concerned aboutwith all of "those who are suffering, particularly those who have lost "loved ones but also those actively involved as we speak." we know that king charles as prince of wales has had a long—standing interest in spiritual matters, in the interfaith relations between the great faiths of this world. i think this is certainly a robust statement. i don't think it would be construed as a political one. it is the statement of an appalled citizen which reflects the feelings of many millions of people. it just so happens that this appalled citizen is king and head of state of the united kingdom. but it is certainly a strong statement, in which he says he is "appalled by and condemns the barbaric acts of terrorism in israel." lunchtime in bristol city centre and you would think this was the only sandwich shop in town. business is brisk and they are queueing out of the door. it's not hard to see why. oh, it's so good. value for money oh, it's so good. value for money wise, what's that, eight quid

and he announced that they were the survivors of his majesty's ship. the wager, and that they had been shipwrecked on a island for months. and after building this flimsy craft, they traversed. some 3000 miles. one of the longest castaway voyages ever recorded. and they were hailed for ingenuity and for their courage. then, several months, another little boat washed ashore off the coast of chile on the other side of south america. this was even smaller, more battered. it was just a dugout with sails stitched together from ripped blankets. on board were three additional survivors, a condition even worse. one of them so delirious he could not recollect his name. but when they recovered they told a very story and they leveled a shocking allegation that those people who had gone brazil were not heroes. they were mutineers. and in the controversy that followed, with charges being lobbed and forth from both sides, it soon became clear that while stranded on that desolate island, these officers and crew, the supposed apostles of western civilization, had slowl

to look for another person for the role of space in the brigade, and then how it happened, it’s his majestyheater for young spectators, and by the way , i’m sorry for not asking, but your first theater, well, when i was a student, in my third or fourth year, we got practice on the lenkom stage, and they prophesied to us that, in general, after graduation we could stay in the same quality, the same involvement, the same, well, but it was clear that in the next 10 years, perhaps they won’t give you a line of phrases, but i really wanted to start trying to play, start trying out the character, i don’t know, so to speak , learn to play monologues, and i, yes, i went to the youth, i was shown in different theaters, but then henrieta naumovna yanovskaya, a very talented director, her half is kama ginkos, this is a director from the edge in general, the theater laboratory, i am a fan of such directing, so i was happy that they took me then, but the first what i came across is there were, of course, uh, animals, i remind you that we are talking about how you got into the brigade, that ’s how, in th

in 1952, when she became monarch, his majesty also acknowledged the more difficult times of britain andkenya's shared history, finishing with a touching toast . touching toast. >> it is upon the enduring connection between our people that our partnership rests as it is on their enterprise imagination , vision and imagination, vision and fortitude that our common hopes depend. fortitude that our common hopes depend . together, we are depend. together, we are stronger together for our future is more secure. and together . is more secure. and together. for as your national anthem says, may we dwell in unity , says, may we dwell in unity, peace and liberty . peace and liberty. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . jacob back to. jacob >> the covid inquiry is supporting evidence for what we already knew to be true. boris johnson's instincts on lockdown and covid policies were broadly right . every day that goes by right. every day that goes by his instincts vindicated. handwritten notes from

even though to allow me to extend now the floor to his majesty king abdulla in the name of allow the most merciful the most compassionate. and may god zip peas and the blessings be upon the prophet mohammed. my brother to mr. president to such as c. c and majesty's highness as an excellent sees a piece would be upon you. well, i would like to attend my thanks to his excellency, the president of egypt for convening this meeting during these difficult time. so we can work urgency together to chop this humanitarian disaster, which is pushing our entire region into viet busier. so would you allow me, ladies and gentlemen, to speak of english to our friends from europe and the world who join us here today? so my message to them is my friends. i said i will, i need them. what the law he who bought a car to this is how muslims and arabs reach others wish for the other to be blessed with peace and the mercy of god. all region came with a message of peace. the fact of alma issued at the gates of jerusalem almost 50 centuries ago. more than a 1000 years before the judy, the conventions ordered

and what his majesty's trying for his writing at lasting peace. -- is arriving at lasting peace. kriti: in terms of the actual regional leadership of gaza city, do you see the role that mahmoud abbas plays as well and leadership being changed off the back of this once we figure out a solution to the humanitarian crisis? what does a leadership look like? dr. anani: that is a very good question. we don't know. hamas is been in power for 16 years and is not easy to replace them or finish them because they have lots of followers. but what i mean to say is we need leadership that is peace leaning and much more pro-peace and the lessons probably from this experience should force them with this idea. at the same time, we don't a partner in israel. the government in israel is not pro-peace government at all. if there is hope for lasting peace from either the current government in israel and their position as far as peace is concerned, and they don't get every opportunity that may arise on this horizon, or we see the israeli people choosing to elect another government. let's hope the best

. >> his majesty, the king says he's appalled by the acts of terrorism and the prince and princess ofales have condemned the horrors inflicted by hamas terrorists. gb news royal correspondent cameron walker has more from buckingham palace. >> well, these are incredibly strong words from a spokesperson for his majesty the king this afternoon , condemning what they afternoon, condemning what they describe as the barbaric acts of terrorism in israel . a terrorism in israel. a buckingham palace spokesperson says that this is a situation, his majesty is extremely concerned about , his majesty is extremely concerned about, adding that he has asked to be kept actively updated his thoughts and prayers are with all those suffering , are with all those suffering, particularly those who have lost loved ones , but also those loved ones, but also those actively involved as we speak. i think it's pretty telling that the king's spokesperson has used quite such strong language. it is incredibly rare that a spokesperson or indeed the king himself would use language such as this, which perhaps is an in

. >> even a spokesman for his majesty the king said his majesty the king said his majesty is appalledmns the barbaric act of terrorism in israel. donald trump james cleverly david lammy just about every respectable person or institution seems willing to call this brutal act what it is terrorism. but the pubuc what it is terrorism. but the public service broadcaster paid for by you , is unwilling to do for by you, is unwilling to do this. and two people were tragically killed in brussels this week. the bbc was willing to call it terrorism. and in the past the bbc has been willing to use the term terror attack to in 2017, when a terrorist killed civilians on westminster bridge and a policeman outside parliament. the bbc rightly called it a terror attack. in the 2015 paris bataclan attack . the 2015 paris bataclan attack. the bbc called it a terror attack , too. so when terrorists attack, too. so when terrorists attack, too. so when terrorists attack london, paris or brussels, it's terrorism . but brussels, it's terrorism. but when it's israel, it's not. not. and i'm afraid this points t

a buckingham palace spokesperson says that this is a situation his majesty is extremely concerned aboutted his thoughts and prayers are with all those suffering , are with all those suffering, particularly those who have lost loved ones , but also those loved ones, but also those actively involved as we speak. i think it's pretty telling that the king's spokesperson has used quite such strong language . it quite such strong language. it is incredibly rare that that spokesperson, or indeed the king himself would use language such as this, which perhaps is an indication as to the strong emotions the king is feeling at this time. as soon as we get an official statement, if at all, from palace will from buckingham palace will bnng from buckingham palace will bring you . bring that straight to you. >> walker there. well, sheffield city council says it's investing dating today after a man scaled the town hall to remove an israeli flag from its spire. last night, footage on social media shows the person scaling the front of the 200 foot high building during a pro palestinian demonstration in t

i have also had the - honour of accompanying his majesty the king _ honour of accompanying his majesty the wider world promoting britain on the world stage. all those visits and meetings and calls has allowed me to _ and meetings and calls has allowed me to hear— and meetings and calls has allowed me to hear first—hand what the world thinks _ me to hear first—hand what the world thinks of— me to hear first—hand what the world thinks of us — me to hear first—hand what the world thinks of us. and as a result, my view— thinks of us. and as a result, my view of— thinks of us. and as a result, my view of britain's standing in the world _ view of britain's standing in the world has— view of britain's standing in the world has never been clearer. people want to _ world has never been clearer. people want to see _ world has never been clearer. people want to see us. people care about what _ want to see us. people care about what we _ want to see us. people care about what we say. people admire what we stand _ what we say. people admire what we stand for. _ what we say. people admire what we st

tell you a story, literally it will take 30 seconds, which was told to me during our interview, his majestypanish king, when i asked him why he lived in a small palace and not in a big one, he said that when his grandfather, king alfonso raised him, he told him: “grandson, never live in a big palace, but live in a small one.” . why, grandpa asked juan carlos, because i he says that he has been the king for 12 years and has never been able to drink hot coffee here. but honestly, i have the opportunity sometimes to go somewhere to a bar to drink coffee, or to a restaurant to have lunch. i allow myself this. i think so is the king. he also allows himself this, many years ago, when sandru pertini was the president of italy, he really loved going to a restaurant in rome to dine there with pertini, but i don’t have another small palace, i only have an apartment, even a small apartment , where i am i can’t live anymore because given the security measures, i would make life impossible. all the inhabitants of this quarter. george napolitana's wife, maria cleo betononi, was born on the island of ponz

his majesty cannot have the let, the 2nd stood before this very assembly as works his words, it could true, then they are even more relevant now. he said, and i quote our region would love to continue to suffer until the world helps let the show.

at the obviously, uh tom is with us president to with present that boss was present cc hosted by his majesty is expected by people over to come up with the, with the decisions that would really put us on his talk to in the score in the summer and gets causing as, you know, present on bus, to how to go back to the was back in the wake of the massacre at the baptist church and gaza after consultation with the the gibsons, and with the but it's to me instead of speaking with, with, with it, with the united states, we believe it is it in everybody's interest to postpone enough to hold this summit now so that we can prepare. and when those leaders meet that level, we have something consequential to announce which is the end of the war. as you said, things were moved to that very quickly. the, the master code of the baptist and the human tragedy goes that, you know, brought to a totally but a more difficult and more project i mention of people would expect that a summit of this nature would be able to, to respond to their demands, to stop this for knowing that we could not do that. uh uh it was uh

hold on to jordan, we're on the with his majesty king of dollars and the cost, and he is already present in a boss. and then over the coming days, we'll visit with leaders and saudi arabia, united, our veterans, egypt, and cut her across each of these engagements will continue pressing countries to help prevent the conflict from spreading. and to use our leverage with them us to immediately and unconditionally release the hostages will also discuss how we can continue to make real our affirmative vision for region that's more peaceful or prosperous, more secure, more integrated. and in fact, that is the choice and the choice in some ways has been made even more start by the actions of mos on saturday. one she is the author of revenge, a story of hope which she wrote after searching for a palestinian gunmen who shot and wounded her father in jerusalem. a woman well qualified to talk about what we're talking about tonight. miss bloomfield, it's good to have you with this. you spent 20 years as a reporter in the middle east. where do the events of the past 5 days rank in your experience? we

us, even the christians, saving them after the parade, we had to the court of the king of we to his majesty data, bulk b. as a student, he left the socialist spinning and moved to the former east germany. these days he lives, most deer, and berlin and rules his kingdom. from there for him, there is no doubt that a life without a higher meaning doesn't do justice to being human. so do you think who can, can provide or be a form of the might says best and we do have that off level. of course the theme of enlightenment is contained within as we've every breath we take to the world needs in light on it often. presto, part alone is not enough. for the mind alone is even worse. and as though we need both of them together, i don't know where you've come from or how can you know where you're going? is that a business looking at gate july, 17 days before? do you need to do a ro died without a god? and without ceremony, once you go on, it makes no difference whether you were somebody or nobody who wrote. in the end, you don't mean more than a hole in the ground, and full spruce boards did a road, did

will soon begin between peoples, palestine at that time while under the british mandate in 1917, his majestyg with approval the question of creating a national home for the jewish people in palestine and will make every effort to promote the achievement of this goal. there is no talk of a state for arabs from the very beginning. a clash begins in the region as jewish and arab troops attack each other on the british. by 1948, london realized that this issue could not be resolved, and they left everything to the un. there were two proposals. create a two-unit arab bourgeoisie on the territory of mandatory palestine jewish state or partition of palestine. the soviet union initially advocated the creation of a dual democratic state. but the second approach won, he makes a decision, two states should appear on the ancient land, jewish and arab. each nation was given three territories, connected by narrow passages. jerusalem was declared an open city. at the same time, the jewish minority received more land than the arabs. the next day, after the proclamation of the state of israel on may 15 , 194

the government and his majesty are considering with approval the question of establishing a nationalople and will make every effort to promote the achievement of this goal, it being expressly understood that no action shall be taken which might interfere with the civil and religious rights of the existing non-jewish communities in palestine, or the rights and political status enjoyed by jews in any other country. britain ruled palestine until mid- century, using a special mandate passed through the league of nations. great britain continues to exert great influence on events in the middle east, working closely with its main partner, the united states. in a situation where the arab-israeli conflict is going through its most acute phase, much depends on the positions of other states, and the cost of a mistake here can be high. britain is now united in support of israel, but with in public opinion, everything is not so simple; it is no coincidence that the english football association refused to illuminate wembley stadium with the colors of the israeli flag during a friendly match betwe

what's happening and, and his majesty can gumble on jordan said this earlier yesterday, there's a more current and, and, and what's happening gets collected the punishment, the games against people. i guess 2200000 people living about long without electricity, without, without food on the continuous bombardment. even reasons reports from the likes, lots of organizations indicated the use of workforce against, against the people. this is don, bye bye. all international standards. and when you look at what is happening, the international community is failing to, to protect the processing and the spending protect the governors. people like us and all are part of the world and jordan, the, the, even the, our people, they all are looking at the double sounds of view and run really flat. but we chose to monitor information on a crisis around the world has published a report by independent network which condemns as well. strikes on gaza as will crimes. a full relocation without guarantee for the safety of civilian populations is a grave breach of international humanitarian law. and amounts to

his majesty the king. gave the second meeting of the quadripartite summit with the participation of usnt abdel-fattah assisi and palestinian president mahmoud abas. obviously, at the meeting, we will talk about attempts to free the hostages. in addition, on the solution to the humanitarian crisis, the day before, biden held talks with the prime minister of iraq, the need to open a humanitarian corridor was discussed, it is reported that the conversation was held at the initiative of the american side, in addition, it is also reported that there will also be somewhat tense negotiations with egypt , since cairo is now unwilling to accept refugees and moreover, it threatens to deport more than a million people to europe, and it is also reported that biden’s visit will not in any way affect the determination of the israeli authorities to carry out a ground operation, an official statement was made about this. will biden's visit to israel somehow complicate or delay the ground operation? no, as far as i know, the president also stated that hamas must be destroyed, this is precisely our mili

from here, i'll go on to jordan, we're on the with his majesty king of della and the cost, and he's already president of us. and then over the coming days we'll visit was leaders and saudi arabian united, our veterans, egypt, and color us across each of these engagements will continue pressing countries to help prevent the concept from spreading and to use the leverage with them us to immediately and unconditionally release. the hostages also discuss how we can continue to make real r a firm. in addition, for region that's more peaceful or prosperous, more secure warranty created. and in fact, that is the choice and the choice in some ways has been made even more start by the actions of the most on saturday. one path forward is a region that comes together integrated, normalize relations among its countries. people working and common purpose coming benefit more peaceful, more stable then there's the pass that i'm us, has shown in the start, clear like, terror, destruction, nihilism. the choice could not be more clear. we know the choice that we're making, our partners and making. we have wo

from here, i'll go on to jordan, we're on the with his majesty king of gold and the cost, and he is already present in a boss. and then over the coming days, we'll visit with leaders and saudi arabian united our government's egypt and cutter . across each of these engagements will continue pressing countries to help prevent the conflict from spreading and to use our leverage with them us to immediately and unconditionally release the hostages. also discuss how we can continue to make real r a from addition for region that's more peaceful or prosperous, more secure warranty created. and in fact, that is the choice. and the choice in some ways has been made even more start by the actions of from us on saturday. one path forward is a region that comes together integrated, calling the lives relations amongst countries. people working in common purpose come to benefit more peaceful, more stable then there's the pass that i'm us, has shown in the stark, clear light turn, destruction, nihilism. the choice could not be more clear as we know the choice that we're making our partners and making the w

his majesty's government is considering with approval the question of establishing in palestine a national, and will make every effort to promote the achievement of this goal. it is clearly understood that no actions should be taken that could violate. civil and religious rights of existing non-jewish communities in palestine, or the rights political status enjoyed by jews in any other country. britain ruled palestine until the mid-20th century, using a special mandate passed through the league of nations. upon its completion , the state of israel was created. despite the resolution of the un general assembly, the palestinians never received their statehood. great britain. continues to have a great influence on events in the middle east, acting in close conjunction with its main partner, the united states. in a situation where the arab-israeli conflict is experiencing the most acute phase, much depends on the positions of other states, and the cost of a mistake here can be high. britain's political establishment is now united in support of israel, but public opinion is not so simple. it is

where actually his majesty the american king. good king. how much 6 actually expressed his concern about him with her in issues that's with actually arise from this from this, from this conflict and the x, he actually express these concerns about the, the, is really the actions and the, the, the wireless reaction to happens after those feelings. all right, now what is the future of the moral costs 2020 deal with e as well to normalize both countries? the diplomatic ties? well, i personally would think that this last normalization deal, which was actually been to the parking issue and the more cab more i can sit here of my boat. sure. lately by yeah. and it's on you know, and by you initially by president trump. so uh, i think this is gonna be, it's gonna, it's gonna be tough to actually to do an enrollment to this deal. but these things actually go downward from here. we might actually close the res riley representation office at some point here. and right now is, well, it's telling policy ends to flee from their homes. but where will they g

i urge his majesty the king to know that acknowledging alone without concrete steps, actions speak loudernquiry, without addressing the plight of those who have never been acknowledged and giving them a bit of compensation, will never bring a closure to this issue. central to the compensation, he says, is land the mau mau fought for. with the recent recognition of their role in kenya's history and the king's acknowledgement, the last of mau mau veterans like agnes hope their quest for land can finally bear fruit. anne soy, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. we will be back live in israel and gaza for all the latest on the ongoing situation there. hello, you're watching bbc news. we are going to turn our attention now to the covid inquiry. two of boris johnson's closest aides will give evidence at the choir me today. lee cain, former number 10 director of communications and dominic cummings, former chief adviser to prime minister borisjohnson, after the minister boris johnson, after the inquiry minister borisjohnson, after the inquiry heard yesterday that the uk's top civil servant t

this genocide must be stopped immediately then when it comes to mind, what's happening and, and his majesty can, gumble on jordan said this earlier yesterday is a more fine and what's happening is connected to the punishment. the games against people is 2200000 people living about long without electricity on the continuous bombardment. even reasons reports from lots of other organizations indicate the views of workforce orders against against the people. this is don, bye bye, all into some of those. and when you look at what is happening, emotional community is failing to, to protect the 1st thing in the standing, protect the governor's people like us and all a part of the world and jordan, the, the, even the, our people, they all are looking at the double song. meanwhile, tens of thousands as of refugees remain in dispatch as the one available to the monastery and operate through the rough crossing remains close. this is despite the gates of the being states. it's open on monday morning. you're in relief on works agency for palestinian refugees has commented on the humanitarian crisis and

and his majesty can got bowl. and jordan said this earlier yesterday is a war crime and, and, and, and what's happening is collective punishment a gains against people i guess 2200000 people living about long and without electricity, without water, without food on the continuous bombardment. even recent reports from other human likes watching the other organizations indicate to the use of white phosphorus against against the people. this is, this is a doll, bye bye bye. busy all international, the sound of and when you look at what is happening, emotional community is, is, is, is, is, is, is failing to, to protect the b, b, b, b processing understanding. because the most of that is amazing at the people i talked to another part of the world enjoyed in the even the, our a people they all are looking at the double sometimes in the n, as in the market, a sense in the indeed case, apologies for interrupting, you know, you've been on very nice and so my next question many have condemned, is that including the chief is

uh, what's happening and, and his majesty can gumble on jordan said this earlier yesterday, there's a more current and um, and what's happening is collecting punishment against against people. i guess 2200000 people living about long without electricity, without, without food on the continuous bombardment. even reasons reports from lots and other organizations indicate to the use of workforce against, against the people. this is don, bye bye. all international standards. and when you look at what is happening, the international community is failing to, to protect the processing industry, any protect the governance, people like us and all the parts of the world enjoyed in the, even the, our people, they all are looking at the double summons. as well, meanwhile, tens of thousands of refugees remain in despair as the one available humanitarian. all 3 through the rough crossing remains close. let's divide the gates area being cited to open early on monday morning. let us send you an american stroke on the board to shed the outrage against the west country talking about the line. i don't t

i've just been to buckingham palace and accepted his majesty the king's invitation to form a government earn yours. so how's he done? quite well, by his own estimation. today, he released a statement saying... "as i mark one year as prime minister, there are many moments that fill me with pride. when i spoke about my priorities injanuary, i knew they were going to be tough targets to meet. but i made them because they're what's right for this country, its economy, and its people." and there's more. the government website list what they say are his biggest achievments, from migration and ai safety and ukraine, to net zero. to go along with that, number ten also produced a jazzy social media video to mark the anniversary. it also appeared to suggest mr sunak may call a general election next autumn. let's take a listen. what was not on the video — quite understandably — is that the concernvative party trails labour by an average of 17—18 points. it also doesn't mention that his personal approval ratings have been falling since the spring, and are now at record lows. as you can see here, he

chains of cause and effect characters, epochal changes and the like, but even apollo said that his majestysed out by chance, he is the only ruler in the universe and human will capable of colossal things, hitler could be stopped in the 38th and even in the 39th year, if churchill would have been the prime minister conditionally then, but unfortunately that did not happen, so there is a certain tnot here. leaders and a certain amount of political will. maybe i didn’t express myself quite correctly, but that’s how it is, the us army itself has the potential to solve these problems, yes, well, it’s a few weeks, to break up a conditional russian group with the help of volleys and moguls, it’s a few days, it means in our occupied territory, and to cause non-conventions , more precisely, the conventional defeat of the russian federation, it is also a few days, but it is the nuance, nuclear weapons, that's where it lies. the whole answer is, no one knows how this could all break out, and the yatols have a unique eschatological, what does that word mean, way of thinking, that if the world is going

for the moment, this i liked it as a child, well, in order for vladimir minshov to invite you, his majestyng, this is a song, a guitar, in fact, i played a guy with a guitar, igor grushko is a guy with a guitar, this is, probably a hero of that time, and someone saw it, well, of course , i’m a pioneer camp meter, i’m all from there , i was called, i was the leader, so we played at the dance, i was the first guy in the village, i want reassure you, in the past tense, it doesn’t sound, well, listen, the scale there were 12 detachments of the entire pioneer camp, you understand, for us this was the scale that was needed, yes, they moved apart, here is the girl from the pioneer camp, gallya stavbunskaya called me in the fall of seventy- five, she said at the film court a certain masilm... directors not telling me anything then the name begins filming, they need guys who sing and play guitars, that’s it, i’m waiting for you tomorrow at the kiev station, trolleybus 34 or i don’t remember now, i got a pass for you, that’s where that's it, take the guitar, let's go, so i took the guitar, and i'm s

of his majesty's government view which favors the establishment in palestine of a national home for the jewish people. animal use their best endeavors to facilitate the shipment of this object. it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done, which quite approaches the civil and religious rights of existing non jewish communities in palestine or the rights and political status enjoyed by jews in any other country. on surprisingly, while making promises to the globally influential sinus about the creation of their state on arab lands, the british also skill in the arabs along promising to also create a state for them. even assuring them that jewish immigration would also be controlled, suggesting the arabs would have ultimate control of how large any nation jewish state would be. the plan, of course, ultimately collapsed into violence and chaos. jewish immigration during the next 5 years will be out of rate, which is economic absorbed of capacity permits. will bring the jewish population up to approximately one 3rd of the total population of the country. after the period of 5 year

i urge his majesty the king to note that acknowledging alone without concrete steps, the actions speakessing the plight of those who fought acknowledge and giving them a bit of conversation, will never bring a closure to this issue. central to the conversation, he says, is land the mau mau fought for by the recent recognition of the role in the history and the king �*s acknowledgement, the last of the mau mau fighters hope this can finally bear fruit. anne soy, bbc news. the cast of friends have said they are "utterly devastated" by the death of their co—star, matthew perry, who was found dead at his home in los angeles at the weekend. in a joint statement, jennifer aniston, courtney cox, matt leblanc, lisa kudrow and david schwimmer said they were more than just cast—mates — they were family. vinny mcaviney has more. at the new york apartment building which acted as the home for the characters of friends over ten seasons, fans have been flocking to lay tribute for matthew perry. understandably, after almost 30 years of welcoming chandler into their homes, fans from around the world ar

as you say, from his majesty the king at the top through the prince, prince and princess of wales, thei'm a tory peer, minister, the i'm a tory peer, but i will say that keir starmer has been resolute on this issue as well. ed davey has given some very good statements across the political stance. so we've seen a lot of support, but we've also seen people who should be speaking out . why? because they speaking out. why? because they spoke out in other contexts and that's the point. it's the difference in treatment at which concerns so many of us. concerns so many of us. >> concerns so many of us. >> and that's really interesting, isn't it? because you don't expect people to tweet on it's not on everything. it's not compulsory your on compulsory to put your view on every but there are every subject, but there are some notable celebrities and organisers, asians, put organisers, asians, who put their on every thing their views out on every thing who resoundingly silent. who are resoundingly silent. >> well, yes, i mean, gary lineker, for example, if i can pick on him, he drew a lot of publ