the ipc international paralympic committee published. on wednesday, the criteria for admission of russianians to the games in paris. the russian team, which took fourth place at the paralympics in tokyo , showed its best result there in history of 118 medals, will not be invited to the opening ceremony and closing ceremony of the competition. the russian team, which, let me remind you, took fourth place at the tokyo paralympics and showed its best result in history there, will be left without the opening and closing ceremony of the competition. the awards of russians and belarusians will not be taken into account in the overall medal standings. and the display of state symbols of russia and belarus will be prohibited. athletes will compete under a white flag with black letters "npa", which stands for neutral paralympic athletes. the preliminary composition of the russian delegation for the 24th paralympic games in paris is 225 people, of which 125 are athletes. russian tennis players were allowed to participate in the olympics in paris in a neutral status. neutral athletes will be require

the ipc international paralympic committee published its eligibility criteria on wednesday.alympians for the games in paris. the russian team, which took fourth place at the tokyo paralympics, showed its best result there history, 118 medals will not be invited to the opening and closing ceremony of the competition. the awards of russians and belarusians will not be taken into account in the overall medal standings. demonstration of state symbols of russia to belarus will be prohibited. athletes must compete under a white flag with black letters npa, which stands for neutral paralympic athletes. the preliminary composition of the russian de criteria that could lead us to refusal to participate in the paralympic games in paris. russian tennis players were allowed to participate in olympics in a neutral status. neutral athletes will be required to meet the eligibility and eligibility requirements set out in the international tennis federation's itf rules. the itf confirms that russian and belarusian tennis players will be allowed to participate in olympic and paralympic tennis

ipc.l paralympic committee published on wednesday the criteria for admission of russian and belarusian paralympians to the games in paris. the russian team, which took fourth place at the paralympics in tokyo , showed its best result there. history of 118 medals will not be invited to the opening and closing ceremony of the competition. the awards of russians and belarusians will not be taken into account in the overall medal standings, and the demonstration of state symbols of russia to belarus will also be prohibited. athletes will perform under a white flag with black letters npa, which means neutral paralympic athletes. the preliminary composition of the russian delegation to the paralympic games in paris is 225 people, of which 125 are athletes. from the international paralympic committee, as well as all previous steps of these organizations, we understand in the rpc that it is possible that new criteria will emerge that could lead us to refuse participation in the paralympic games in

currently half the population, around 1.9 million people, are starving, according to the ipc classification population of gaza will be in famine by july 2024. u.n. said gaza had the highest share of people facing high levels of acute food insecurity that the ipc initiative has ever classified for any given area or country. next, let's hear from jeremy bowen, who has been looking at cases of starvation inside gaza. jeremy: gaza is no place to be ill. someone had lung and liver problems before the war. after months of starvation and without the right medical care, she is deteriorating fast. my daughter can't move, says her mother. she is anemic, almost -- always sleeping, and there is nothing nutritious to eat. the evidence of gaza's humanitarian catastrophe is overwhelming and is deepening international pressure on israel. dermatitis is a classic symptom of acute malnutrition. these children reach hospital. most of just over one million gazans considered to be in acute need will not have that option. jeremy bowen, bbc news, jerusalem. maryam: there is aid ready to be delivered in these lorri

acute, food insecurity, because of the conflict. 4.9 million people are at the doorstep of famine, the ipcat declaration, because they do not have similar access that humanitarian aid agencies do not have because of parties in the conflict, the sudanese army and the rapid support forces are denying people access to these communities. i want to make it very clear that this is not the first time that sudan is experiencing feminine. �*88, �*84 — so it is important that parties to the conflict, they should realise the could be held accountable for the man—made caused famine. where are we seeing the most acute humanitarian and security emergencies in sudan right now? once you layer on top of the conflict map, those are the areas that are experiencing this, this is khartoum, so let me make this clear. the reason why khartoum is so critical, even though sudan has had conflicts, there wasn't famine, because khartoum is the hub for transportation and processing of food, but now because, for the first time in the history of sudan, the conflict is coming to khartoum and khartoum is now also facing fo

>> the ipc, which is sort for the integrated food security phase classification system, is the systemthe international monitoring agencies adopted some 20 years ago to try and come to a standardized metric. it uses five classifications of food insecurity. it comes out in color-coded maps , which are very easy to understand. green is phase one, which is normal. yellow is phase two, which is stressed. orange brown is phase three, which is crisis. red is emergency. in the very first prototype of the ipc, this was called famine but they reclassified it as emergency. dark blood red is catastrophe or famine. this measures the intensity. there's also the question of the magnitude, the sheer numbers involved. which in the case of gaza, essentially, the entire population of over 2 million. starvation is not just something that is experienced from which people can recover. we have long-standing evidence -- the best evidence come actually come is from holland where the dutch population suffered what they called the hunger winter back in 1944 in world war ii. the dutch been able to track the life

man—made, acute, food security, because of the conflict. 4.9 million people are reduced of firemen, the ipcng that declaration, because they do not have similar axis that humanitarian aid agencies do not have because of parties in the conflict, the sudanese army and the opposition forces are denying people access to these communities. i want to make it very clear that this is not the first time that sudan is experiencing feminine. 88, 84, so it is important that party to the conflict, they should realise the could be held accountable for the man—made caused the famine. accountable for the man-made caused the famine.— accountable for the man-made caused the famine. where are we seeinu caused the famine. where are we seeing the _ caused the famine. where are we seeing the most _ caused the famine. where are we seeing the most acute _ seeing the most acute humanitarian and insecure areas in sudan right now?— in sudan right now? once you la on in sudan right now? once you lay on tap of— in sudan right now? once you lay on top of the _ in sudan right now? once you lay on top of the conflict - in

heard all those numbers, it is terrifying, we've never seen anything like this in gaza, as per that ipcve never seen a classification as severe as this one on this many people. when you drill it down to a child, a child who is dying of malnutrition in hospital, they look for a vein, the four it in they look for a vein, the four it in the arm, the body will have constricted, highly traumatic, eventually look for a vein in the head and eventually child will die. we are seeing this for our very real fear is we will see this on a scale we have never seen before. what fear is we will see this on a scale we have never seen before. what do ou think we have never seen before. what do you think needs _ we have never seen before. what do you think needs to _ we have never seen before. what do you think needs to happen _ we have never seen before. what do you think needs to happen to - we have never seen before. what do you think needs to happen to turn i you think needs to happen to turn the tide? because aid agencies are saying, orat the tide? because aid agencies are saying, or at least and tin

to say as much as they want about the fact that what is the primitive design of this module in the ipcur similar, well , you know, it would be good the answer to the russians, well, from... they will send the same number of gifts, because let's count, well, the russians will drop somewhere around 100, well plus or minus 100 guided aerial bombs per day, that 's about 500 kg, roughly speaking, it's a couple of thousand shells, but one thing turns out when a couple of thousand shells are fired from a cannon, they get lost somewhere on 1,300 km of the front, and now we're talking , that a couple of thousand shells are only equivalent to aerial bombs, they create significant problems, but it turns out that we have very good french aerial bombs, hummers, but there are 50 of them. pieces per month, in russians 100 pieces per day, but there is still a post we have to put up yes, if the russians made this primitive module in the ipc, which is bothering us, why are there different technological clusters there, then they should have made something similar yesterday, well, that is, also this modul

currently half the population about 1.1m people are starving, according to the ipc classification.mine byjuly 202a. the un said gaza had the "highest share of people facing high levels of acute food insecurity that the ipc initiative has ever classified for any given area or country". next let's hear from jeremy bowen who's been looking at cases of starvation inside gaza. gazais gaza is no place to be. she had lung and liver problems before the war, now after months of starvation and without the right medical care, she is deteriorating fast. she can't move says her mother, she is anaemic and always sleeping and there is nothing nutritious to eat. the evidence of gaza's humanitarian catastrophe is overwhelming and it is deepening international pressure on israel. swollenjoints, wasted legs and dermatitis are classic symptoms of acute malnutrition. these children reached hospital. most of just over these children reached hospital. most ofjust over 1 these children reached hospital. most ofjust over1 million gazans considered to be in acute need will not have that option. there is aid

quota has an opportunity, the world series competitions that are held are under the supervision of the ipc and swimmers have the opportunity to add quotas or earn new quotas, and the championships of our country, which will be held under the supervision of the 13th and 14th of may, and an opportunity for other swimmers who can enter. but the conditions of holding this camp are also interesting in their own way. we hold our camps because azadi pool has good conditions for holding camps because of the championship pool here . now, in our camp, several days of azadi society competitions have coincided, so we are trying to keep up with the times now that the competition will not be held , we will do our training programs, the phase of our settlement, which is a lot. well, thanks to mr. debir , we are in the camp of the national wrestling team, our nutrition is right there, the gym is right there, it's great, our main problem is only this bone, of course, the weather is warmer today, the temperature is no different from the outside, and we are seriously preparing for the national team. and god

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yagich. uh the uh international, the integrated food security phase classification, the ipc report released on monday says that malnutrition and food shortages have probably exceeded femine levels in northern gaza. what do we mean by exceeding femine levels, because i believe for us and most of our viewers, femin itself is the extreme. yeah, i mean it is catastrophic ' even think about what a situation in gaza must be like now six months into this genocide, and of course we need to keep in mind that in addition to what the israeli regime has been conducting for the past half year and using starvation now as a method of war, um, the context before october 7 uh was awful in gaza as well, um, i mean the un and human rights organizations have in a previous decade warrant that uh gaza would uh be uninhabitable at the beginning of this um decade, so the current is really genocide of course adds even more to um a situation in which the population had already ready been under a siige for many years and under a volcade and it's very difficult to imagine what the outcome of all of this will be becaus

the uh international, the integrated food security phase classification, the ipc report released on monday says that malnutrition and food shortages have probably exceeded femine levels in northern gaza. what do we mean by exceeding femin levels? because i believe for us and most of our viewers, femin itself is... the extreme yeah, mean it is catastrophic um even think about what a situation in gaza must be like now six months into this genocide, and of course we need to keep in mind that in addition to what the israeli regime has been conducting for the past half year and using starvation now as a method of war, um, the context before october 7 uh was awful in gaza as well, um, i mean, the... un and human rights organizations have in a previous decade warrant that gaza would be uninhabitable at the beginning of this um decade, so the current is really genocide of course adds even more to um a situation in which the population had already been under a siege for many years and under a bcade and it's very difficult to imagine what the outcome of all of this will be because now is added as an

earn new quotas, and the championships of our country, which will be held under the supervision of ipc, on may 13th and 14th, and it is an opportunity for other swimmers to enter, but the conditions of this event are as follows: urdu is interesting in its own way . azadi has good conditions for holding a camp because of the swimming pool that is a championship , we hold it here. now, in our camp, the azadi cup matches have been held for a few days. our accommodation is very good, thanks to mr. debir , we are in the camp of the national wrestling team, our nutrition is there , the gym is there, it's great. our main focus is only this bone, of course the weather is warmer today, the temperature is no different from outside, and we are preparing for the national team, we are conducting our training seriously , and god willing, we will do our best to be able to participate in the paralympic competitions in paris in the next 6 months. to get the best result , our country's national paraswimmers will be sent to a world competition before the paralympics in paris, which will most likely be ho

the time the lean. season arrives in may, people in some parts of the four could face what we term ipcy two hours in zamzam camp in elfasha north dafour. our humanitarian partners estimate that in the... coming weeks and months, somewhere in the region of around 222,00 children, could die from malnutrition, and who estimates that more than 70% of health facilities are not functional, children who are already malnourished are at even greater risk of dying from preventable diseases. speaker. at un security council meeting director of the humanitarian operations in sudan said in action of the international community is allowing for humanitarian travesty in the african country. she said people of sudan are desperate as they are facing one of the worst humanitarian situations in modern history, while the world is failing them. meanwhile, the un food program has warned that a coordinated diplomatic effort is needed desperately to prevent the world's largest hunger crisis, more than 13. as the occasion coincides the holy fasting month of ramadan. celebrating nourus in iran dates back to thous

by the time the lean season arrives in may, people in some parts of the four could face what we term ipcwhere in the region of around 222,00 children could die from malnutrition and who estimates that more than 70% of health facilities are not functional, children who already minor... are at even greater risk of dying from preventable diseases. speaking at un security council meeting, the director of humanitarian operations in sudan said in action of the international community is allowing for humanitarian travesty in the african country. she said the people of sudan are desperate as they are facing one of the worst humanitarian situations in modern history. while the world is failing them, meanwile, the un food program has warned that a coordinated diplomatic effort is needed to prevent the world's largest hunger crisis. more than 13,00 people. has so far been killed since war broke out in sudan last year. iranians are celebrating inorus around the country as the occasion this year coincides the holy month of ramadan. celebrating nourus in iran dates back to thousands of years and comes

so it turns out that we have to put it like this. if the russians made this module primitive in the ipcwhich hinders us, why are there different technological clusters there, then they should have yesterday to do something similar, well, that is , there is also a module that can be attached to an old soviet aerial bomb and send this cast iron on the head of the russian occupiers, and from the rubric this game can be played in the spirit, well, this is a fair remark, moreover, well, no there must be such a situation when the loss of every patriot or nasamsa for us turns into... some kind of direct broadcasting of this entire section of the front, because these installations are in the world, let's say, already in service and there are probably countries that right now not in danger of attack, and probably, diplomatic efforts should be aimed at at least buying it from them now in this perspective, which is now, well, and finances actually, well, finances, well, we are discounting drones, we are discounting a lot. let's go back to the patriot systems there , to the sam systems, to somethin

by the time the lean season arrives in may, people in some parts of dafore could face what we term ipcion, and who estimates that more than 70% of health facilities are not functional, children who already malnourished are at even greater risk of dying from preventable diseases. speaking a un security council meeting the director of the humanitarian operations in sudan said in action from the international community is allowing for a humanitarian travesty in the african country. she said people of sudan are desperate as they are facing one of the worst humanitarian situations in modern history while the world is failing them. meanwhile the un food program has has warned a coordinated diplomatic effort is desperately needed to avert world's largest hunger crisis. more than 13, people have already been killed since war broke out in sudan last year. workers across france have walked off the job demanding higher pay to offset enduring inflation. there was the first labor action featuring nation's top eight unions indicating booming trouble for the administration of president emmanuel macro

the ipc international paralympic committee published on wednesday the criteria for admission of russian to the games in paris. the russian team, which finished fourth at the paralympics in tokyo. the place that showed the best there the result in the history of 118 medals will not be invited to the opening ceremony and closing of the competition. the awards of russians and belarusians will not be taken into account in the overall medal standings. state demonstration. symbols of russia and belarus will also be prohibited. athletes will compete under a white flag with black letters npa, which stands for neutral paralympic athletes. the preliminary composition of the russian delegation to the paralympics in paris is 225 people, of which 125 are athletes. we have not yet made a final decision on the participation of russian paralympic athletes in the games. accepted, it will be accepted later after careful discussion. and from experience. with the international olympic committee, with the international paralympic committee, as well as all previous steps of these organizations, we understand

all, it's not entirely correct to say, they reworked, they equipped them with a special module in the ipclassically aviab'. for the soviet union , if i'm not mistaken, the nine-ton fab-900 was the most difficult, they equip it, in fact , just a bomb, they put a special such glider with an adjustable steering and navigation system, which has actually already been converted into an adjustable aerial bomb, first of all we also use it. .. corrected aerial bombs, but we use the american jdum and the french asm hammer and we use it actually quite successfully, it's basically, well, let's say this, they're completely competitors, it's a completely similar system, and that in principle, as i understand it, the western models, they are, well, much they are really more accurate, we use them, also the 29, but i understand that they are not so powerful, not 500 there , this is not from 500. the miton begins, e-e, in the days , the french ones begin, this is 100% 250 kg combat unit, american two versions in we have it 227 and 454 454, well, it is a competitor with fap-500 15 tons, well, there are none

from malnutrition and disease, but in late december, the integrated food security phase classification ipcrticipating countries, brought only a tiny fraction of the aid needed for the 2.2 million palestinians trapped without food, water or medical supplies. however, "never in a million years would have anyone thought that the us dropped food aid would be expired food. yes, you heard that right. let's hear bobby's voice on tiktok. 38,000 expired meals, the biden administration just dropped 38,000 expired meals into kaza. i i quite literally don't even know what to say about this, like to be that vile and foul of human being. if you can even call yourself that to send people who are actively starving to death, food that is actively dangerous that is expired that could poison them, you you are not on you're not being complicit and genocide at that point you are actively taking part in it. indeed they are. now ladies and gents, with that we conclude our expose for tonight right here on press tv. now follow us on our handle at exposeptv on x, instagram, youtube and tiktok. stay tuned for more.

not entirely correct to say that they were reworked , they equipped them with a special module in the ipcssic aerial bomb, a fap high-explosive aerial bomb, 250, 500, 750, 100, 1,500 and so on, because the soviet union, if i am not mistaken, was the most difficult nine-ton fab-900, they completed it... in fact , it was just a bomb, they put a special glider with an adjustable steering and navigation system, which in fact has already been converted into corrected aerial bomb. first, we use, also modified air bombs, but we use the american and french asm hammer and we use it actually quite successfully, it's essentially, well, let's put it this way, it's absolutely. kurents, this is a completely similar system, moreover, that in principle, as i understand it, western models, they are much more realistically accurate, we use them, also zmikh 29, but i understand that they are not so powerful, not 500, there it does not start with 500, they start with french, it is 100% 250 kg combat unit we have two american versions, these are 227 and 454, 450. well, this is a competitor with the 15-ton fap

a un—backed food authority, the ipc, says there must be a ceasefire and immediate action, to avoid widespreadost at risk. mohamed gamal is a spokesperson for the world food programme in sudan. he explained the scale of the emergency. it is unimaginable. we have nearly 18 million people who are severely food insecure. 5 million of these are in an emergency situation. sadly, around 90% of those are in areas that are inaccessible to humanitarian actors. that is the major problem we are facing. not only that, but sudan is currently witnessing the largest displacement crisis in the world. and the problem is that most of the people who flee the conflict areas are going to countries that are already suffering. these are south sudan and chad, for example. i spoke to africa security correspondent ian wafula for more on the crisis. the united nations actually said the situation is like nothing we've ever seen before. they say this is the worst humanitarian crisis in recent history. i've come across a report that say children are actually dying of hunger, old people and sick people cannot access medicat

by the time the season arrives in may, people could face what we term ipc phase five level acute foodecurity. we call this stage a catastrophe. since april last year, sudan has been torn apart by fighting between these two men. one is the head of the country's military, general abdel—fattah al bur—han and the other is his former ally, general mohammed hamdan dagalo, who leads a paramilitary group called the rapid support forces. together, they took power in 2019. but the power sharing agreement that resulted has now broken down and there is fierce fighting. and within sudan lies another humanitarian crisis in the western region of darfur, where the rsf is accused of targeting and killing non—arabs, with reports of hundreds of deaths. the rsf have repeatedly denied any involvement in the violence in the region and have called for an independent international investigation. the united nations says that with 8.1 million people forcibly displaced and tens of thousands killed, this could trigger the world's largest hunger crisis. and the bbc has uncovered harrowing evidence of the violence

a un—backed food authority, the ipc, says there must be a ceasefire and immediate action, to avoid widespread risk. earlier, i spoke to africa security correspondent, ian wafula, for more on the crisis. the united nations actually said the situation is like nothing they've seen before. they say this is the worst humanitarian crisis in recent history. i'd come across a report that say children are dying of hunger, old people and sick people can't access medication, and that'sjust the tip of the iceberg. when you look at the numbers, last year when the un was calling for all international parties to kind of contribute money towards humanitarian situation, they said 25 million people are in need of aid. when you look at the scale of how many people have been affected when the war began, we are talking more than 30,000 people who have died and nearly 8 million others who have been displaced. as the war continues the situation is worse. 90 million children out of school, and the un and agencies are concerned the effects of this war can be felt for years. one of the world's humanitarian crisis. wha

is still a problem, we have to put it like this, if the russians made this primitive module in the ipcnting us, why are there different technological clusters there, but they should have done something similar yesterday, well, that is, what ... which can be attached to an old soviet aerial bomb and send it cast iron on the head of the russian occupiers, from the rubric this game can be played in two. well, yes, this is a fair remark, moreover, well, there should not be such a situation when the loss of every patriot or nasamsa there turns into some kind of direct broadcast for us these entire sections of the front, because well, these installations are in the world, let's say on... armed, probably, there are countries that are not under threat of attack right now, and probably diplomatic efforts should be aimed at ensuring that at least to buy it from them, now in this perspective, what is available now, and the finances in fact, well, we rely on drones, we rely on a lot, well, let’s rely on patriot systems, there are sams systems , and something else, by the way, which would be, well,

not entirely correct to say that they were reworked, they equipped them with a special module in the ipcial bomb, a fab high-explosive aerial bomb (250, 500, 750, 1000, 1,500 and so on), because in the soviet union, if i'm not mistaken, the nine-ton fab 9000 was the heaviest, they complete it, in fact, it's just a bomb, they put a special such glider with a correction system. of navigation, which has actually been converted into a corrected aerial bomb. first, we use eh also modified aerial bombs, but we use the american jiy and the french aasm hammer and use them quite successfully actually. this is essentially, well, let's say this, these are absolutely competitors, this is an absolutely similar system, and that, in principle, as i understand it, western models. they are actually much more accurate, we also use zmif-29, but i understand that they are not so powerful, not 500, there it is not from 500 that the tone starts, they start with french, it is 100% 250 kg combat unit, american two we have versions, these are 227 and 454, 454, that's it a competitor with the fap-500, 1.5 tons, w

not entirely correct to say that they were reworked, they equipped them with a special module in the ipc, which is a classic aerial bomb, a high-explosive aerial bomb fap (25) 50, 500, 750, 100, 1500 and so on, because in the soviet union, if not i'm wrong, the nine-ton fab 900 was the heaviest, they equip it, in fact, just a bomb , they put a special glider with a correction system for steering and navigation, which actually turns it into a corrected air bomb, first of all, we also use corrected air bombs, but we use americans'. actually quite successful, it 's basically, well, let's say this, it's completely competitors, it 's a completely similar system, and that in principle, as i understand it, the western models, they're actually much more accurate, we use them, also laugh-29 , but i understand that they are not so powerful, not 500, it does not start from 500 there. begins with the french, it is a 100% 250 kg combat unit, we have two american versions, it is 227 and 454, 454, well, it is a competitor with the fap-500, one and a half tons, well, no, no, the americans have they in g

to rant as much as they want about the fact that what is the primitive design of this module in the ipcd where are our similar ones, well because you know, it would be a good answer to the russians, well, the answer would be to send only gifts, because let's count, well , conventionally, the russians drop somewhere around 100, well plus or minus 100 guided aerial bombs per day, that 's about 500 kg, well, roughly speaking, it is a couple of thousand shells, but one thing turns out, when a couple of thousand shells... fired from a cannon, they are lost somewhere on 1300 km of the front, and now we say that a couple of thousand shells are only equivalent to aerial bombs, they create significant problems, but it turns out that we have good french air bombs, hummer, but what are there 50 pieces per month, the russians have 100 pieces per day, so there is still a question, we have to put it like this, if the russians made this module primitive in the icbm, what are they interfering with us, why are there different technological clusters there, so they should have done yesterday... something

a un—backed food authority, the ipc, says there must be a ceasefire and immediate action, to avoid widespreadk. mohamed gamal is a spokesperson for the world food programme in sudan. he explained the scale of the emergency. it is unimaginable. we have nearly 18 million people who are severely food insecure. 5 million of these are in an emergency situation. sadly, around 90% of those are in areas that are inaccessible to humanitarian actors. that is the major problem we are facing. sudan is facing a displacement crisis in the world. most of the people who flee the conflict are going to countries that are already suffering. these are south sudan and chad, for example. let's speak to our africa security correspondent, ian wafula. just tell us more about what is happening on the ground in sudan. how bad are things there? the united nations actually _ how bad are things there? the united nations actually said _ how bad are things there? the united nations actually said the _ how bad are things there? the united nations actually said the situation - nations actually said the situation is like nothi

a un—backed food authority, the ipc, says there must be a ceasefire and immediate action, to avoid widespreads a spokesperson for the world food programme in sudan. he explained the scale of the emergency. it is unimaginable. we have nearly 18 million people who are severely food insecure. 5 million of these are in an emergency situation. sadly, around 90% of those are in areas that are inaccessible to humanitarian actors. that is the major problem we are facing. not only that, but sudan is currently witnessing the largest displacement crisis in the world. and the problem is that most of the people who flee the conflict areas are going to countries that are already suffering. these are south sudan and chad, for example. senior leaders across the political spectrum in northern ireland have vowed to ensure stability at stormont following the shock resignation of the democratic unionist party leader sirjeffrey donaldson. he quit after being charged with rape and other historical sexual offences. he says he will be strenuously contesting the charges. the police investigation is understood to have

themselves to scalizobate as much as they want about what is the primitive design of this module in the ipcwhere are our similar ones, well, you know, it would not be... a bad answer to the russians, well, the answer is to send as many gifts, because let's count, well, the russians are conditionally dumping somewhere there are 100, well plus minus 100 guided air bombs per day, that 's about 500 kg, roughly speaking, it's a couple of thousand shells, but one thing turns out when a couple of thousand shells are fired from a cannon, they get lost somewhere on 1300 km of the front, and now we say that a couple of thousand shells only in the equivalent of aviation bombs, they create significant problems, but it turns out as we have. french air bombs, hammer, but there are 50 of them per month, the russians have 100 per day, but there is another question we have to ask if the russians made this module primitive in the icbm, which is preventing us, why are there different technological clusters there, they should have done something similar yesterday, that is, the module that can be attached to an

the latest ipc report has been released. this is the mechanism by which famine is declared.on, and it says that that will happen in the northern parts of gaza by may unless there are significant changes. the world food programme has called on israel to open new routes into northern gaza, and says that if nothing is done, people will continue to die in their thousands. �* ., .,, people will continue to die in their thousands. here, the prime minister has brushed away questions about his leadership of the conservative party, saying he's not interested in westminster politics. it comes after the business secretary kemi badenoch admitted that a "small minority" of the tory party are speculating about ousting rishi sunak. she told them to stop it and she says they should — in her words — "stop messing around". our political correspondent helen catt reports. i'm delighted to introduce the prime minister, rishi sunak. for i'm delighted to introduce the prime minister, rishi sunak.— minister, rishi sunak. for rishi sunakthis— minister, rishi sunak. for rishi sunak this morning, _ mi

to have 50% of an entire region's population. 1.1 million people in gaza in what we consider ipc— five both percentage and absolute terms. we have never seen before in the history of this reporting. seen before in the history of this re ”ortin. �* , seen before in the history of this re-aortin. v , seen before in the history of this re-aortin. �*, , ., seen before in the history of this re-aortin. v , . ., reporting. let's put that on the screen so _ reporting. let's put that on the screen so people _ reporting. let's put that on the screen so people can _ reporting. let's put that on the screen so people can see - reporting. let's put that on the screen so people can see it. i reporting. let's put that on the screen so people can see it. so 677,000 people now in catastrophe. but going forward through tojuly it is well over1 million people. that is well over1 million people. that is what we are talking about here. just on the issue of post—conflict planning, which is what sec. blinken is addressing, let's say there was a cease—fire, lets he even they set out plans for a palestinian sta

now it has reached the ipc in a category 5 malnutrition. there is a famine. are people now, patients, children, who don't just need food, they need medical treatment for their malnutrition. even if there were a ceasefire today, there would be many hundreds if not thousands of ongoing deaths from the severe now nutrition as a result of this man-made famine we are seeing. amy: dr. nick maynard, what is the prescription you are recommending right now as you come to this country? you were at the u.n. and now in washington speaking to lawmakers. what are you telling them? what do you say that president biden should do? >> we have had a terrific reception in new york and washington. we really do believe people are listening to us. we're telling them as it is on the ground. we're not politicians, not lawmakers. we are humanitarians who are just describing the appalling things we have seen. it is very, very clear to all of us who have been on the ground in gaza that the only way to try and stop this humanitarian catastrophe is for an immediate ceasefire. there is a l