justin crump is a british army veteran and chief executive of the intelligence company, sibylline.is assessment. i think the attack into rafah to some extent has always been coming. israel have actually always said that they would they would have to go into rafah at some point. it's obviously been a bone of contention for all the reasons we just heard. three quarters of the population of the gaza strip forced down into that area, in awful conditions. and of course, it's therefore become very controversial for israel to launch this operation, certainly without taking into account the needs of those people. and what we're sort of seeing now is some attempt to take care of those needs with expanded humanitarian areas. but you've heard the scepticism of people about those, and if they're actually any safer for them. and of course, i think the scope of this operation, though very much likely to be smaller than the operations we saw when israel first went into gaza, are much more targeted. so that's the change we're seeing here at the moment. so, talk to us about what kind of logistics a

well, we spoke earlier with justin crump, she is the ceo of the intelligence consultancy civil law. he explained to us what ukraine needs to counter rushes, glide box. mean, the reason the russian that across, i mean goes to the front lines are the same is the reason you're training and i called them across the tool, which is the defense environment miss. all environment on both sides. i'm russia even was trying to operate and safety is lost. the macro offices we had in the report um, well behind the writing lines to pretty what aisha see printing and tactics. but russell removed the account so that they, they found ways to push you currently in a different spot. they're still very wary of it. so the more a defense ukraine can equip and have the best they can do. they also have some paper costs around if they get the 16 soon to the hoping for over the summer, around the way these across the potentially help them drive back rushing that across a bit more. they seem to push them 2030 miles to the back, make that a more unsafe area for the russians and they could achieve an effect beca

well, thank you so much for joining us today to share your insights that has military analyst, justin crump and turning out to some good news. a british toddler who was born deaf can now hear thanks to a ground breaking gene therapy. researchers say it marks a new era in the treatment of deafness. she might not be a musician yet, but also having her hearing restored. opal cannot hear the music she plays unaided . she was born completely desk because of the genetic mutation, the effective surgery that took just 16 minutes amazed her parents. waiting the timing to coughing. all right. i was it was, opal has a mutation in a gene which should allow cells in the, in the air to communicate. with the hearing of during the surgery, she received an infusion, which contained a working copy of the gene. a harmless virus is used to carry the gene to its destination. what viruses are designed to do? what that purpose is, is for them to put the genetic material into cells. and so the, with this attenuate to that new virus, we can drop a tiny little packet of genetic information into the cells and that wi

let's speak to justin crump, who's a british army veteran and chief executive of the intelligence companythank you very much for coming on the programme. what is your assessment of this announcement by the idf, with regards to rath? i think the attack into rougher, to some extent, has always been coming. israel has always said they would have to go into rougher at some point. it's obviously been a bone of contention for all the reasons we just heard. three quarters of the population of the gaza strip. into that area, enough awful conditions and it has become very controversial for israel to launch the operation certainly without taking into account the needs of those people. what we see now some attempt to take care of those needs and expand into humanitarian areas but you've heard scepticism about those and if there are any safer for them. and of course, i think the scope of this operation, though very much likely to be smaller than the operations we saw in his real when they first went into gaza, much more targeted, so thatis into gaza, much more targeted, so that is the change we are s

the panel is asha castlebury—hernandez — us national security and foreign policy expert — and justin crumprs. it's not yet known exactly what's been agreed to, or whether israel will give backing to the plan, but it says a delegation will be sent to negotiate. these are the pictures from gaza where residents are receiving the news of a possible ceasefire deal, with many seen celebrating.

the panel is asha castlebury—hernandez — us national security and foreign policy expert — and justin crumpitary analyst and ceo of sibylline. first, the latest headlines. hamas says it has accepted a proposalfor a ceasefire in gaza, put forward by qatari and egyptian mediators. it's not yet known exactly what's been agreed to, or whether israel will give backing to the plan, but it says a delegation will be sent to negotiate. these are the pictures from gaza where residents are receiving the news of a possible ceasefire deal, with many seen celebrating. it comes as attacks begin in rafah, where israel earlier urged 100,000 palestinians to evacuate ahead of a "limited" military operation. thejudge presiding over donald trump's hush money trial has threatened the former president with jail if he continues to violate a gag order. the judge said the $1,000 fines he has imposed so far don't seem to be a deterrent, and added that jail time would be a last resort and one that he was trying to avoid at all costs. scotland has a new leader for the scottish national party. john swinney has been conf

economy. similar to the soviet union of the 1980s destined crump is a military veteran of the field, the intelligence consultants, the civil line. justin, good to see you again. now putting our place as is defense minister, just as rochelle launch is a new offensive. what do you make it that you should do? is um, a long standing guten, lawyer list and put in place is trust. amongst the other things which i goal is to have the reputation is time is defense minister, it being impressively corrupt. and in fact, one of his associates was recently put under investigation for corruption in mid shift size sites more. yep. and a, a big focus on him. and obviously the conduct of move shop rations in ukraine has not been above per page. and the that's from the russian side. so i think it wasn't, it wasn't surprising to eventually suffer full that we have been very surprised if they've been cost away into also talking to us. and it does seem pretty of is not what he rains close to britain, but there is new leadership in there are some issues defense. and sticky is new leadership with a accounts and see background to financial focus and anyone the