lord sedwill, iask questions _ my lady. lord sedwill, iask questions on _ my lady. my lady. lord sedwill, iask questions on behalf of the i questions on behalf of the federation _ questions on behalf of the federation of— questions on behalf of the federation of ethnic - federation of ethnic minority heatthcare _ federation of ethnic minority healthcare organisations. . federation of ethnic minority i healthcare organisations. three short— healthcare organisations. three short sets — healthcare organisations. three short sets of _ healthcare organisations. three short sets of questions. - healthcare organisations. three short sets of questions. as - healthcare organisations. three short sets of questions. as you i healthcare organisations. three - short sets of questions. as you may know, _ short sets of questions. as you may know. there — short sets of questions. as you may know, there were _ short sets of questions. as you may know, there were press— short sets of questions. as you may know, there were press reports- short sets of questions. as you may know, there

iasked him, "do you want to kill me?" he said, "yes, i will kill you."dmission. he said, ok, rememberthat they've done it at the bus stop there — to a fellow like me, in the past — but nothing happened, he's still here. i said, ok, if you have done it before, i don't know who you did it to. that was when the word — i can remember now — the word stephen. when the police turned up here, he says he told them everything, including that matthew white had said about killing before and mentioned the name stephen. he says he never heard from the met again. white pleaded guilty to using threatening words and having a syringe in public. he wasn't charged with trying to stab his victim or with racial abuse. the crown prosecution service says the police's evidence contained no mention of racial abuse. the met says it apologises if the case wasn't investigated as it should have been. matthew white was jailed for four months. he shared a cell with this man, who says he spoke of his link to the stephen lawrence case. what he said was that if i could see the papers abou

iasked him technologies and stuff like that.e of the biggest mining companies in the biggest mining companies in the world, and he said countries need to lay down their geostrategic weapons, thatis their geostrategic weapons, that is what he called it. if you are looking for an economic advantage other countries, you are losing sight of the bigger picture which is obviously to fight against global warming and to decarbonise. whether governments will actually listen to that and act on those words, obviously a different question. words, obviously a different question-— words, obviously a different cuestion. ., ,, ., ., question. thank you for that, nick. question. thank you for that, nick- that — question. thank you for that, nick. that is _ question. thank you for that, nick. that is booming - question. thank you for that, nick. that is booming and . question. thank you for that, | nick. that is booming and was really impressive. i am also glued to those nice pastries behind you! thank you for that, nick marsh. now to the united

can iask you more broadly, if military is racking up on them.ay, which i have done, you will see there is a growing anger towards notjust growing anger towards not just israel growing anger towards notjust israel but to the west on the us as well and a sense of growing fury. what do you believe the consequences of that could more broadly be? you know, this — of that could more broadly be? you know. this is _ of that could more broadly be? you know. this is a _ of that could more broadly be? wm. know, this is a sensitive issue for us. when anger builds up at a certain point, let's go, and that is not a really pretty situation. it is usually something negative and nobody wants that and we have witnessed time and again that when anger is building up against the west it comes to a situation where we do not want but we are pleased to everybody not to get us to a situation like this. we have people watching everything, watching helpless children and the helpless civilian population and this is a mighty military machine and no matter what the pretext i

iasked him britain, america, why is no one coming?ops carrying boxes marked medical aid into the hospital. he said if it was up to him, he would not accept medical aid from israeli troops. he said israel has been telling the people of gaza for the past a0 days. and now they want to give me sailing trips. as far as he is concerned, the important thing is not to provide medical supplies but stop israel's assault on gaza. he said no surgeries could happen because of the conditions and lack of supplies, and he gave us an estimate of numbers, about 700 patients are in the hospital, a similar number of staff, and as many as 2000 local people who came in for shelter and were hoping to be safe.— were hoping to be safe. some owerful were hoping to be safe. some powerful testimony. - were hoping to be safe. some powerful testimony. the - were hoping to be safe. some i powerful testimony. the al-shifa powerful testimony. the al—shifa operation is potentially integral to the israeli war effort itself, and also to the international image of thatis

i pulled him down, iasked him, "do you want to kill me?" he said, "yes, i will kill you."ok, can i rememberthat they've done it in the bus stop there to a fellow like me, in the past?" that nothing happened, he's still here. i said, "ok, if you've done it before, i don't "know who you did it to." that was when the word, i remember it now, "stephen". when the police turned up here, bethel ikpeze says he told them everything. he included that matthew white had said about killing before and mentioned the name stephen. he says he never heard from the met again. white pleaded guilty to using threatening words and having a syringe in public. he wasn't charged with trying to stab his victim or with racial abuse. the crown prosecution service says the police's evidence contains no mention of racial abuse. the met says it apologises if the case wasn't investigated as it should have been. matthew white was jailed for four months. he shared a cell with this man, who says he spoke of his link to the stephen lawrence case. what he said was that if i could see the papers about the whole

following this final tv debate, iasked him...migration, far right leader. there will be people watching these polls in horror. are they right to be afraid of what you might do to the netherlands, do within europe? no, i don't subscribe to myself as being far right, as you call me all the time. it's people that feel that the indigenous people are being ignored because of the mass immigration that we had. they feel mistreated, forgotten in a way. and i said, "well, the netherlands�* people first now." the sizeable dutch muslim community is concerned. geert wilders said to the press he's prepared to be a prime minister for all of the people. do you believe that?! do you believe that? of course not. it's a show. if he says, "no, to me this time, it's not about muslims. "it's not about islam." it's a fake story because 20 years he's already in politics and the only thing that he was always saying is we have to ban everything what is of muslims, for muslims, by muslims. just a few miles apart, you get a real sense of a divided society.

iasked him on this, there are around 4000 korean...nt's visit will strengthen the tie between south _ will strengthen the tie between south korea and the uk. economically and so there are around 10,000 koreans living in new malls. and how did that come about? living in new malls. yes, we started from the small how do you say family gathering around the new maulden in about the half century ago. and it brings, as you say, the many korean business and cultural center and restaurant which will attract more korean family and friends. and nowadays that a lot of korean from south korea and north korea, we are work and live together peacefully. and how important do you think it is to integrate the korean culture into the uk? yes, we the korean culture reflect the depths of the long history of the 5000 years and abundance of the pride of the culture. so we like to integrate into new uk society with the uniqueness of the korean culture as well. so i think it's quite important for the not only for the korean but also the british people to get he

going to talk about one specific person whose 84—year—old mother is being held in gaza — you know, iaskedyou look at the bombardment of gaza, "when you look at what's happening there, your mother is "there, what's your immediate reaction as a son"? and he said, "it's terrifying, because i know she's not "in a safe area. i'm not sure what's going to happen to her." he actually, prior to 7 october, he said, you know, "i very much believed in what was a — "in a two—state solution, "but 7 october has changed everything for us. "we cannot now live side by side," with what he describes, his words, he said, "we cannot live side by side with the devil". you know, you of course hear different perspectives, depending on who you speak to. most people, anyway, who i've spoken to will say that hamas needs to be destroyed one way or the other. the gaza conflict has come as a welcome relief to one man — vladimir putin — whose war against ukraine seems to be hanging in the balance at the moment. the ukrainian counter—offensive has clearly not been the success which ukraine's supporters in the west were h

iasked if that song. when the song finished the room just erupted.ust erupted. i asked if he wanted to hear it again, they all screamed — wanted to hear it again, they all screamed yes. some guys shouted from the crowd, _ screamed yes. some guys shouted from the crowd, why don't you just leave it on repeat — the crowd, why don't you just leave it on repeat for us! let the crowd, why don't you 'ust leave it on repeat for us!_ it on repeat for us! let me ask you about the video _ it on repeat for us! let me ask you about the video that _ it on repeat for us! let me ask you about the video that comes - it on repeat for us! let me ask you about the video that comes with i it on repeat for us! let me ask you | about the video that comes with it. i know that your family handed over previous unseen footage. tell me about that, briefly. t’m previous unseen footage. tell me about that, briefly.— about that, briefly. i'm an avid collector and _ about that, briefly. i'm an avid collector and i _ about that, briefly. i'm an avid collector and i have _ about that

iasked him, do you want to kill me? he said, yes, i will kill you.amed an alarming admission. i done it in the bus stop there to the fella in the past like me. i done it in the bus stop there to the fella in the past like me.— fella in the past like me. i said, ok, if you _ fella in the past like me. i said, ok, if you have _ fella in the past like me. i said, ok, if you have done _ fella in the past like me. i said, ok, if you have done it - fella in the past like me. i said, ok, if you have done it before, | fella in the past like me. i said, | ok, if you have done it before, i don't know who did it to. that is when the can remember now. stephen. when the police turned up here he says he told them everything. including that matthew white had said about killing before and imagine the name stephen. he says he never heard from the met again. white pleaded guilty to using threatening words and having a syringe in public. he was not charged with trying to stab his victim work with racial abuse. the crown prosecution service said the police's evidence co

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iasked him to garden very much, is that true? it's true, actually! and we were seated for three hours in my gardens, i have 17 of them. he said to— in my gardens, i have 17 of them. he said to me. — in my gardens, i have 17 of them. he said to me, yeah, you're gardens are good, _ said to me, yeah, you're gardens are good, im— said to me, yeah, you're gardens are good, i'm very— said to me, yeah, you're gardens are good, i'm very grateful you invited me. good, i'm very grateful you invited me we _ good, i'm very grateful you invited me. we planted a tree together. and i me. we planted a tree together. and i must _ me. we planted a tree together. and i must say— me. we planted a tree together. and i must say his trainer —— tree is faring _ i must say his trainer —— tree is faring better— i must say his trainer —— tree is faring better than my own. at i must say his trainer -- tree is faring better than my own. at least ou will faring better than my own. at least you will have _ faring better than my own. at least you will have matching _ faring better

iasked him, "do you want to kill me?" he said, "yes, i will kill you."ing, including that matthew white had said about killing before and mentioned the name stephen. he says he never heard from the met again. white pleaded guilty to using threatening words and having a syringe in public. he wasn�*t charged with trying to stab his victim or with racial abuse. the crown prosecution service says the police�*s evidence contained no mention of racial abuse. the met says it apologises if the case wasn�*t investigated as it should have been. matthew white was jailed for four months. he shared a cell with this man, who says he spoke of his link to the stephen lawrence case. what he said was that if i could see the papers about the whole case — if i ever did — that he�*s referred to quite a lot in the paperwork, that he was the blond—haired figure that�*s referred to throughout the paperwork and that he was involved in the incident. we previously revealed matthew white looked like the unidentified suspect sometimes known as the blond attacker. he said that, yeah,