weapons. the retiredly attacks common response to the regime's bombardment of residential areas in the itak sharp village in southern lebanon, meanwhile the regime's media announced ank missile fire from lebanon has killed one in the occupied town of mettad. lebanon southern border. has been the scene frequent exchanges of fire between hezbollah and israel since october the 7th. palestinian sifted through the rubble search for casualties after israely war plane struck a residential area in the seven gaza town a far late wednesday. let's take a listen to eyewitnesses, eyewitness of indiscriminate is strikes on the town. there were three. explosions, then we saw a strike in the apartment up there, it was my brother's apartment, it was completely destroyed, a large number of people were martered and wounded, most of them were children and women, family raf, we were surprised by the attack, the house was targeted by three rockets, they target women and children and displaced palestinians, they were told the south would be safe, the south is supposed to be safe, our guests were displaced from ha

evidence, but before reaching any conclusions, i take evidence, but before reaching any conclusions, itake said in writing. so don't _ everything you said in writing. so don'tworry1_ everything you said in writing. so don't worry, it will all be considered.— don't worry, it will all be considered. ., , , ., ., considered. to be plain, i have asked you _ considered. to be plain, i have asked you because _ considered. to be plain, i have asked you because it _ considered. to be plain, i have asked you because it is - considered. to be plain, i have asked you because it is potent| considered. to be plain, i have i asked you because it is potent the public understand you have attempted to set out in a witness statement some of the overarching consequences of the first lockdown decisions. if i might so people can see it, i think it's important and this is always tricky in public policy, many of these impacts are not felt immediately. they are felt over time. and that is always a tough thing to deal with when you are communicating. but as it turned out, we were able to borrow what we needed to f

itake labour party, very much active.take what you say about the nec and the and the higher levels of the labour party. you haven't taken over by keir haven't been taken over by keir starmer , but at level they starmer, but at local level they are still there, they're still there. they choosing there. they are choosing candidates. ones candidates. they're the ones that out door knocking. that go out door knocking. they're the ones who made sure, for example, that didn't get for example, that i didn't get elected to the county council when stood a couple years when i stood a couple of years ago, sort of thing. and ago, that sort of thing. and that's also where you get that flicker of anti—semitism and nastiness has to be nastiness that has had to be clamped , very hard. it's clamped on very, very hard. it's just under the surface. go and have look at some the have a look at some of the people who on the marches people who went on the marches recently people recently or certainly people who needed there to leave the party.

um, this is unfortunate because there's no way the government could give in because itake governmentgive in because i take the argument. they have the doctors have had a bad time in terms of sub inflation pay increases over the last decade , increases over the last decade, and there's no way a 30% is going given other parts of going to be given other parts of the nhs settled less , the nhs have settled for less, which saying, which rishi sunak's been saying, which rishi sunak's been saying, which if you give 30% to which means if you give 30% to junior they'll they'll junior doctors, they'll they'll go back on strike again. yeah, there's no there's no way even starmer could do this when eventually he gets the job, why not a strike. not over not do a strike. not over christmas though, i reckon you could get more headlines if you said we're upset. we're striking on no one's going to on a day when no one's going to be impacted. all we're striking and often and turning up. quite often these strikes about getting these strikes are about getting people the issue. people to talk about the i