thanks jack jack patrick in brussels. well, take a look now at the goals, tours making headlines around the world. israel says at least 14 of its soldiers have been wounded after that has belonged to us into group attempting to try the army base. they have the board of 11 on is really military release base voltage climbing to show retaliatory strikes on has blocked targets in southern lab on the 2 sides of exchange fi almost daily since the war and guns have begun in october. russia has begun to withdrawal its peacekeeping troops from being to go on and cut her back region of azerbaijan. any 2000 russian soldiers were deployed to the banquet region in 2020, after renewed fighting between us advice on an ethnic or medium forces. i mean, he is accused russia of fighting to protect the peace as a body shop and we took the region by full last september to the cremeans. the invasion of you train them at least to 17 people, have been killed and dozens of others injured. after 3 russian missiles hit, the northern ukrainian city

that one thing that now dw correspondent jack patrick was at the summit in brussels light into the not his, his assessment of the latest decisions on both around. and he tried, as i think is a relatively easy agreements. the you leaders to of may to target companies that are manufacturing drones and mrs. sellers lives, the ones that was sent into his ready territory. the weekend is quite an obvious expense and of the sanctions that the leaders would be able to agree on here at the summit in brussels. interestingly, i just thought of that they wanted to talk about ukraine and they did manage to get an agreement to decide that they would give, provide a defend systems for ukraine. the ukranian president in florida is a lensky address that you need is via video link, saying that they simply needed this light v as ray. these have the capabilities of ad defends the ukrainians. he said, have needed this to 2 years. you are being kind of so president showing michelle, he came right into the atrium here, off of the meetings and said that the european leaders have agreed that the time line for

a dw correspondent jack patrick has more on the rustles. this is being one of the most grueling complex, difficult, divisive pieces of legislation in new york in your new, especially for the last decade. and a lot of the, i mean, please here in brussels in new york. we in union have been very, very conflicted about trying to get this over the lines. many of them voted against certain aspects of the parts, but have approved other aspects and the rules of the different elements of this package got enough votes were approved, meaning the overarching thing is approved and that will be a release for many of the people that are being heavily involved in the negotiations on this migration and asylum products because they will go into dependent if one aspect were to have failed. the whole thing wouldn't of was. that's because things like the detention and processing the use external borders in countries like it's the grease on spain was reliance on another part of the vote which was to transfer people up into other parts of the european union. it's

thanks jack jack patrick in brussels. we'll take a look now, it's the most orders making headlines around the world. an exit poll from correlations, parliamentary elections suggest that the prime minister andre tank of rich and he's reading, conservators were full short of winning. and now right majority, think of it just correlation. democratic union potty is on track to win around $59.00. i to be a possible 151 votes. the policies dominate politics for decades, but has spring connected to a string of breaks and corruption. scandalous israel says at least 14 of its soldiers have been wounded after the has bloss after the has belong. millicent group attacked in his right of the army base may of the board of his 11 on is ready minute treat valley space for change. climbing just show retaliatory strikes on has blocked targets in southern 11 on the 2 sides of exchange fi almost daily. since the war in boston gauze, it began in october. more than a 100000 people have been moved from their homes because of flooding and cossack

check patrick, is that the european parliament for us? i jack, what can we expect from the volume? well then it's a real now bytes of these states, frankly, we don't know which way it's going to go. and that's because this type is extremely complex. it's a set of 10 different legislative packages that are rolling to dependence of the issues that were raised that are on the tension. or for instance, sharing the, the, the, the migraines among different e u. countries the data base and the information that is spread on this islands because that rule being done in set provide some what the european parliament meant . terry is here in process of decide it is, it is for $11.00 for all. so if one of those uh packages is being called fails, it could bring the whole mike put migration pi stein, the european parliament here in brussels is a hive of activity, like i very rarely seen it in a long time. there is a lot of suspense about whether this will get through. we know that the vote, if it is all of these packages to get through, they will be done. so with very fine margins. we expect to t

jack in the box! and for eight and a half innings. neither team could score a run. and then in the bottom of the ninth inning, giants catcher patrickailey sent everyone home when he hit that three run walk off home run. giants win three to nothing. by the way, the a's also won, beating the baltimore orioles 3 to 2. congrats to them. it's been a good night 49 ers. adding two new players to their roster. it is day two of the nfl draft. and for their second round pick team selected renardo green. he's a cornerback coming from florida state. and in the third round the giants selected dominick puni an offensive lineman a 49 ers. excuse me from kansas tonight on the nbc sports bay area 49ers talk podcast matt miyoko and jennifer lee chan broke down these picks when i put together the list of my own personal list of their top needs, i think i listed the needs in order as cornerback number one mm.hmm offensive line number two, and wide receiver number three. and when i listed wide receiver as a need, it was not assuming that they were going to be losing any of those wide receivers because i felt like they had a need even before that. so in

patrick bailey can't get the tag down. snell three innings allowed three earned runs. fans five walks two. then in the fifth, lane thomas a two run jackff landon rupe and the giants lose eight one. ncaa basketball championship. purdue taking on the defending champs from uconn. you know those hats fit perfectly on the big man, seven foot four inches zach eady a force down low. the hoop plus the foul. eady went for 37 points, but uconn would pull away in the second half from purdue. tristan newton knocks down the triple. he led uconn with 20. but here comes the play of the night. eady no camden heidi with authority on the putback slam. who wants to be on my poster. here you are. but uconn would build an 18 point lead newton lobbing to sampson johnson and the huskies are back to back champs 7560 is your final with steph curry resting last night. klay thompson went off for 32 as the warriors beat the jazz. klay was a guest on draymond green's podcast and was asked to be brutally honest about what goes through his mind when draymond gets ejected from a game. >> when you're not out there, it's like a piece of us is gone. we could never be o

patrick bailey can't get the tag down. snell three innings allowed three earned runs. fans five walks two. then in the fifth, lane thomas a two run jack taking on the defending champs from uconn. you know those hats fit perfectly on the big man, seven foot four inches zach eady a force down low. the hoop plus the foul. eady went for 37 points, but uconn would pull away in the second half from purdue. tristan newton knocks down the triple. he led uconn with 20. but here comes the play of the night. eady no camden heidi with authority on the putback slam. who wants to be on my poster. here you are. but uconn would build an 18 point lead newton lobbing to sampson johnson and the huskies are back to back champs 7560 is your final with steph curry resting last night. klay thompson went off for 32 as the warriors beat the jazz. klay was a guest on draymond green's podcast and was asked to be brutally honest about what goes through his mind when draymond gets ejected from a game. >> when you're not out there, it's like a piece of us is gone. we could never be ourselves and have the freedom we do on the court without you. so i know the other

patrick's cross of ireland. so this makes up the union jack, the united kingdom.bravery, strength and valour. white represents peace and honesty and blue represents, vigilance , justice, loyalty and vigilance, justice, loyalty and observance , yeah, but is there observance, yeah, but is there anything about what a pink squiggle represents? >> fatima? does it not really. >> fatima? does it not really. >> i mean, i was proud to stand on the, rostrum and see that union jack go up and, you know, i think it's really a question that everybody's got to ask themselves is, what is the meaning of this change? because it is. the union jack has been there for 223 years. why change it now? >> so fatima, just intuitively, what do you interpret the meaning of this change to be? because a lot of people are saying it's a nod to maybe the lgbt yes lgbt community? yes >> i mean, look, lgbt community is one thing. so too is if you want to get down to van—tam this uk campaign, no organisation or no aid agency should be bigger or more important than the union jack itself. i mean, it's

jack. i blow the lid off academia tens of millions of pounds of your money is spent on pointless studies into gay porn, trans guff and decolonise isation. that's patrickthere i >> -- >> well, we've been talking about identity cards and pensions and ray says illegals are given id, which clearly states not eligible for work. i know this because i have a friend who was working with someone who had this. well, that's brilliant. they're very effective, therefore. and sheila says, wore an identity says, i wore an identity bracelet throughout the second world war. what's the problem? well, sheila , you must have been well, sheila, you must have been serving your nation. so thank you for that. and you very much for that. and thank for watching. gb news thank you for watching. gb news it was it 1999, the year of our lord, when the house of lords was debating the house of lords act, when a shriek murmur act, when a shriek and murmur echoed gallery one echoed from the gallery one charles heir the charles beauclerk, heir to the century old lineage of the duke of saint albans, descended therefore from charles the second, exclaimed this bill, drafted brussels is tr

jack brereton says the french are failing. he joins me live after this very short break. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. look.tonight. look. still to come. i bring you the very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. but first, britain could be facing an unprecedented onslaught of illegal migrants crossing the english channel this summer. i know you're probably thinking. how much worse can it really get? well, the answer is a lot, because french officials are warning of a worsening crisis just days after five migrants sadly died in an overloaded dinghy. and with hijackings now hijackings becoming a serious issue across the channel a member of the french police union has said there are five companies of french national police. about 350 personnel north really dedicated to the fight against illegal immigration, who will not be available this summer because they are being requisitioned for the olympics. how are we going to do it? so the mayor of the french town , the mayor of the french town, wimereux not fluent. the scene of tuesday's tragedy added the penod of tuesday's tragedy added the period of the

jack has got some more front pages as well. i'll see you in a sack. welcome back to patrick christys. tonight.s do it. it's the guardian. 22 minutes of horror. boy killed in sword rampage. the big picture story there of that man on the rampage with a sword. minister lifts cap on faith . school lifts cap on faith. school selection as well. faith schools in england will no longer have to offer up to half their places to offer up to half their places to children who don't belong to their religion under fine. what's the point? otherwise, it's not faith school , is it? so it's not faith school, is it? so there we go. right? the independent rwanda flight fast tories hunt for 3500 missing migrants. minister vows vanished . asylum seekers will be found. all right. okay, fine , i mean, all right. okay, fine, i mean, there won't be. will be, because they've gone, but there we go anyway . right? i'm they've gone, but there we go anyway. right? i'm joined again by my press pack. we've got columnist and broadcaster esther krakue. we've got jonathan gullies, the conservative mp, deputy chair of the tories ,

patrick. >> mean, they weren't >> i mean, they weren't ridiculing celebrity ridiculing these celebrity chefs, know, these jackie oliver's and they, they were cooking for £0.20. cooking meals for £0.20. considerably cheaper than what we prepare them for. and we could prepare them for. and we could prepare them for. and we was actually doing this in the food bank. i was volunteering at. we was encouraging people when they came parcel to sign came for the food parcel to sign up a cooking course and a up for a cooking course and a budgeting to try and help budgeting course to try and help people their budget. this budgeting course to try and help pethis�* their budget. this budgeting course to try and help pethis is their budget. this budgeting course to try and help pethis is what their budget. this budgeting course to try and help pethis is what we eir budget. this budgeting course to try and help pethis is what we shouldget. this budgeting course to try and help pethis is what we should be. this is this is what we should be doing. responsible, patrick. >> okay, now, look, lee, i've got ask you about this. i'm

patrick christys tonight? >> that the true >> yes. now, is that the true representation the union representation of the union jack?rs. >> yeah. the one that's entirely blue is the right colour. >> are the right colours . >> they are the right colours. the whole one that's the whole is the one that's entirely it's the right entirely blue. it's the right colour because you are remarkably first person remarkably not the first person to say we are not sending teams into sport or battles to represent great britain. well, what about the colours? what about when the tory part, what about when the tory part, what about the tory party made it all blue, made it the background? >> the tory party had made it all blue multiple times. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> just m- >> but i'm just saying that is not the moment you not the gotcha moment that you and subsidised by the state. >> as far as i'm aware, we don't need a minister for flags, but we should a minister for we should have a minister for common we should have a minister for conweyn we should have a minister for conwe do. it's ipso macveigh >> we do. it's ipso macveigh dif

jack ass. but next, with another boeing aircraft another aircraft suffering yet another terrifying malfunction, would you step foot on one of you dare step foot on one of their planes? it's patrickre of tomorrow's front pages. let's do it . i've front pages. let's do it. i've got the daily express. nhs must end long cruel journeys for cancer care. urgent, extra funds must be found to end the trauma faced by cancer patients who are marooned far from a treatment centre. let's go to the guardian . starmer told to resurrect shaw. start to help the poorest labour grandees have called on keir starmer to put a new sure start style at the start style programme at the heart election manifesto. heart of his election manifesto. gordon brown, the former prime minister, announced sure minister, announced the sure start initiative as labour chancellor in 1998, and apparently it's among those urging the opposition leader to prioritise early years. last night more funding for early years is where we're at there, let's go to the mirror. will punish tax dodgers . wow. punish tax dodgers. wow. hahahahaha, there's a joke in there that i can't make cash recovered from crackdown will be used to boost

jack? but first, tomorrow's first, more of tomorrow's front pages and why pages hot off the press. and why the to falling the wheels seem to be falling off over the bbc's antiques roadshow . patricky. all right. it's time to bnng okay. all right. it's time to bring you more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages. let's do it . i've got the express for it. i've got the express for you. three britons killed on gaza. mercy mission. look, this is leading on most national newspapers, of course, it's an israeli airstrike in gaza that appears to have killed at least three brits. the sun. sps hero killed in gaza airstrike again. the times outcry at aid worker deaths. three britons among seven killed in israeli airstrike . sunak tells netanyahu airstrike. sunak tells netanyahu that gaza toll is increasingly intolerable. there's also a story on the times pro building voters could lay foundations for labour majority . sir keir labour majority. sir keir starmer is targeting voters who are pro house building in an attack on nimbyism, apparently . attack on nimbyism, apparently. and we go to the daily mail now. three uk forces veterans killed by israeli airstrike . this is on by israeli airstrike

jack smith is sitting there at the same table as michael driven, who was defending his position john sauer, defending president trump. jane roberts, one, chief justices, wife, their patrick jackson, husband newest judges justice ketanji brown, jackson room was filled with many dignitaries just trying to hear all this. and what they heard was an argument from the justices that went more in the favor of donald trump than i think some people were anticipating. he he might have to win on the whole shebang of absolute immunity here. but the questions really showed how sympathetic they were to his position and how skeptical they were to jack smith's sayyed as articulated by government lawyer michael driven. and i'll tell you the surest sign of that nature of the questions and then the fact that john sour didn't even not even offer a rebuttal. i mean, he had a free five minutes at the end or close to that to reinforce his points. and i thinking heard most of the justices themselves make those points first of all, the kinds of, i wouldn't call them quite off ramps, but detours before& trial would be something that we weren't sure. we thought was kinda baked into the question the