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colonel richard kemp.ock — the former uk health secretary — has again appeared before the country's covid inquiry, which was set up to examine the uk's response to and impact of the covid—19 pandemic. he said that school closures could have been avoided injanuary 2021 if the government had acted more swiftly on spiralling covid cases. if we don't lock down, there will be more deaths, and we will have to have a tougher lockdown in the future. so on reflection and with hindsight, i think that if we'd taken action sooner — in september of 2020 — then we might, for instance, have avoided the need to close schools which, in the end, we had to because cases were so high byjanuary. 0ur political correspondent peter saull has more. the evidence began this morning, with a focus on autumn 2020, when there was a debate raging in government about whether or not a second covid lockdown was needed. matt hancock was pushing strongly for that at the time. he said today that had it happened sooner, then schools could have

at this very time on is rarely ami kemp. the states a mind kemp has been turned into a new one ton of my like prison when detainees are caged in humane conditions within fence compounds. detainees are blindfolded and subjected to hush interrogations with the hands tight lights that turned on, unintentionally shone upon them at nights with the intention of exhausting and torturing them. meanwhile, 2 palestinians, however, turned to gaza off to being detained by the is where the military for several weeks and then claimed that they were beaten by b i. d f. numerous times, despite pleading with that captive a warning, you may find some of the following images distressing. they took me and beat me. i told them i was injured, but they still beat me in the chest. they didn't even listen to me. i'm involved just so i did not know the faith or the number of the other day. nice. they took my disabled brother and i do not know what happened to them. the 2 men and not being treated at all access hospital in central garza, they were amo

the states a mind. kemp has been turned into a new one ton of my like prison when detainees are caged in humane conditions. within the fence compounds detainees are blindfolded and subjected to harsh interrogations. with the hands tight lights that turned on unintentionally shone upon them at nights with the intention of exhausting and torturing them. well, to palestinians have returned to goes after being detained by v, as really military. for several weeks. the men claimed that were beaten by the idea of numerous occasions. despite depleting with their captors. a warning you might find some of the following images distressing. they took me and beat me. i told them i was injured to, but they still beat me in the chest. they didn't even listen to me a little more involved just so i did not know the phase or the number of the other day. nice. they took my disabled brother and i did not know what happened to them, but to man are not being treated a lot. so hospital in central guns that they were among follows is a part of being detained by the idea of since october 7th, on suspicion of

resolving the palestine issue as demonstrate egypt neutralization of the arab israeli conflict through the kempconsiderable arab dissatisfaction and placed the entire palestinian cause in jeeparty. as a result, the islamic revolution infused fresh energy into the palestine movement. this is the palestinian resistance. it changed completely the whole strategic policy in this area, ups down completely. saddam hussein perceived the triumph of the islamic revolution in iran as a significant threat to his authority in iraq, nation where the majority of the population are shiah. تهدده الان اوضاع ليست من صنعها بل فرضت عليها من ايران ايران قوه كبيره قوه عقائديه كبيره مجاوره العراق واكو تاثير متبادل للطرفين وعلى الطرفين صدام حسين كان يعتبر الثوره الايرانيه هي اصعب ما يواجهه في العراق. saddam became more afraid because there was a strong islamic movement led by sayid hammed happening in iraq. طرت الدعوه ظروف الاعتقالات التعسفيه للنظام الواسعه الشامله حتى لانصار حزب الدعوه وكانوا يؤخذون بدون اي مقابل وبدون اي رد فعل بدون اي مقابله قصدي عسكريه وبدون ما يسهل على السلطه كثره الاعتقالات فنشات فكره ان يصير عمل

philip kemp to delve into caron's career.me. to see you. welcome. lovely to see you. thank you so for you too . it's thank you so for you too. it's just possible that some people won't leslie caron. won't know about leslie caron. how you summarise this how would you summarise this career? well i mean, it was an amazing career because she was i think i'm right in saying the first, um, french female star in hollywood , and it was her first hollywood, and it was her first film in 1951. >> she'd never been on screen , >> she'd never been on screen, but she'd even been on stage . but she'd even been on stage. and apparently because she was training to be a ballet dancer with the ballet de france, um , with the ballet de france, um, gene kelly came to paris and saw her and was enormously impressed, wanted to speak to her, then, but her parents had already taken her home. but when it came to casting american in paris, mgm asked who he wanted, and he said leslie caron. and they said, who the hell is that? so. but he came back to pari

a cruise to microsoft kemp for being about various german politicians and found that sometimes it gave incorrect answers even when the rush information was in it, cited sources. we don't really understand the connection to the links it provides because the links are kind of the links that you would probably get from there are being google search engines. so how is it possible that the bush stance is incorrect when it's source information is accurate? for one thing, capital to pump, trying to tell the truth, they're trained to give us the most likely next word in the sentence. so it's actually a structural problem and that's where we're getting that this will change. so that happens. we actually like, you're not correct. and truthful answers in the future. after reporting the mistakes to microsoft, the company make corrections to the thoughts responses, but that doesn't take care of the bigger zooming danger. now the search engines, which are the places where we go to, to find a new and correct information and they start using these chat box that actually don't give us the right informa

live now to colonel richard kemp. he's a former commander of british forces.ruce play out for seven days and there had been concerns, hadn't there, about hamas getting a chance to regroup during that time, do you think seven days is sort of a long enough time for anything substantial to have been made for them to achieve anything substantial in terms of that regrouping? h0. them to achieve anything substantial in terms of that regrouping? ha. i in terms of that regrouping? no, i don't think— in terms of that regrouping? no, i don't think so. _ in terms of that regrouping? no, i don't think so. i _ in terms of that regrouping? no, i don't think so. i think— in terms of that regrouping? no, i don't think so. i think it _ in terms of that regrouping? iirr, i don't think so. i think it obviously is to their advantage that they pressed for the ceasefire themselves because they were severely weakened by the war so far. but there will be relatively little they can do. they have obviously redeployed many terrorist assets from the north down to the south and will have

uh, many, many thanks indeed to paul connew and richard kemp . after the break, richard kemp.ef patty slowly will gannon, chef patty slowly will be putting an african twist on some festive british classics. stay with us, please . stay with us, please. >> hello there. i am greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news forecast. a windy picture as we go through christmas eve. some strong and gusty winds, bright in the north, damp in the south with some outbreaks of rain. courtesy of this low pressure. damaging gusts across gusts of winds possible across the the uk. 6070 miles the north of the uk. 6070 miles an hour. met office warnings in force. pressures force. further low pressures moving in for christmas day itself . so a bit of a north itself. so a bit of a north south split through christmas eve. spells, blustery eve. sunny spells, blustery showers half showers across the northern half of uk . wind gusts of 6070 of the uk. wind gusts of 6070 miles an hour. so do take care if travelling further south. cloudy across england and wales. outbreaks heavy across outbreaks of ra

colonel kemp's always a wallace. colonel kemp's always a pleasure to have you on the show ., what's your take on them ? what's your take on them? >> thank you. it's a it's a pleasure to join you as well. >> i think, um, ben wallace has made a pretty outspoken attack against the idf. >> uh, the way they're conducting the war in gaza in particular, he's accused them of, um, of disproportionate attacks of indiscriminate attacks of indiscriminate attacks of indiscriminate attacks of collective punishment i >> -- >> all of these things are very, very serious accusations, and none of them are true from my perspective anyway. >> and i don't think ben wallace has anything in his article that backsit has anything in his article that backs it up. >> i do believe, however , that >> i do believe, however, that okay, it's one thing to give a perhaps an unjustified insult to an ally in that way. >> he was the defence secretary . >> he was the defence secretary. he's no longer but his words still carry weight. one of the problems is that if it not only insults an ally , it also, um, insult

multiple hand recounts, no truth to that, but what stood out to me was the response from governor kemp's office today saying quote, retelling the same lies for three years does not make them true even when citing bogus online blogs. the moon landing was real. big foot does not roam the forest of north america, and the 2020 election in georgia was not stolen. >> yeah, i mean, you felt like you were back in groundhog's day watching it play out. i was getting text messages from folks going, is this true? of course, it wasn't true. look, this is the game they play. they double down on stupid. rudy giuliani was one part of the core singing the fake news and the lies, and they just doubled down on it. until we hold them accountable. all things are going to come to pass in georgia. i cannot even remotely fathom that donald trump by the time this plays out and all these truths and half truths and fake news are highlighted across our courtroom screens and our televisions, that he's going to win georgia. he's just not. it's not going to be possible by the time his reputation has continued to be so

thank you, nicole kemp, why would you know? as i was saying, there is definitely a a it has become symbol quite literally, you know, the swords in the pulpit. i mean, that that the gun the air 15 silhouette is your statement to the world to today and this is something an often it's anti-government anti-establishment but something that would absolutely baffle eugene stoner if we could bring him in. he passed away in 97, but he would be by that and just i think, yeah, the gun has become a symbol. whiteness in churches that i'm visiting and so on. but that whiteness is complicated and. i always sell the wrong books at events. there's a great book called white evangelical racism and by anthea butler, a scholar of the black, who sort of looking at how this formed. and she talks about the promise whiteness and the way that this sort of and i think gun culture is a big contribution to that, that there's just this white kind of idea feel that somehow through gun ownership, people of color some are going to sort of saying i can enter in

and i am very kemped by some of the remarks -- and i am very concerned by some of the remarks we hear from israel, from some israeli leadership questioning that basic right of people to return to their communities. people who have lived in poverty and despair for years, as people in gaza have, cannot be made permanently homeless. israel must also commit to end the killings of palestinians in the west bank and free settlements there as a first step to permanently end respecting the occupation -- ending the occupation. those steps will show that peace can deliver for the palestinian people, hopefully giving the palestinian authority the legitimacy it needs to assume administrative control of gaza, likely after an interim stabilization period after an international force. finally, if palestinians are to have any hope for a decent future, there must be a commitment to broad peace talks to advance a new two-state solution in the wake of this war. the united states, the international community, and israel's neighbors must move aggressively toward that two-state goal. this would include dram

we have seen it before when people were against, you know, bryan kemp as governor.nd i said, look, i know donald trump put up this primary opponent with perdue but people like trump and they still like kemp. i haven't seen that with nikki haley or ron desantis. even if one of them gets out of the race. >> ainsley: especially when there is 30 point difference. >> lawrence: ainsley, one of them gets out of the race, and all of their support goes to the other candidate, it's still not enough to undo the support for donald trump. >> ainsley: despite who wins, if it's nikki haley or if it's donald trump, when you look at these -- we did these yesterday. when you look at georgia and michigan other states head-to-head matchup with biden both of them beat biden. >> brian: nikki haley double digits. >> steve: right. she does. it's curious. going forward, there is one more debate. i think less than a month cnn, drake in des moines. and ron desantis has said i'm in. the problem for all the other candidates, including chris christie is cnn's standard is you have got to be polli

and yes, and what's constitutional kemp? this is, liz ami, 1941 arriving in mountable slovenia and go to town with austria. look carefully at the images. clearly, the gentleman i'll make content anyway, the scene is occupied as our enemies, but as liberators. that was especially the case with courageous capital city is our grip book. people what happy as these pictures and seems to testify. soon after the breakup of yugoslavia, it was the independent state of croatia above it states a nazi puppet. it remained pitiless ally throughout the war. there was a very different situation in bel grade. the former yugoslavia as capital the you won't find a single person in the main streets of belgrade. instead, there was shouting of that of the grey if then a slave with other anti fascist subs kept more than 50. okay, to this divisions busy during world war 2, even operation, but also to attack the safety of the union was postponed by more than 2 months. so this is the story. you have a creation, columbus camera, and the best sherman w

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really our me is holding hundreds of palestinians and in humane conditions up to submit to them on kemp. well, several of captives have already died there. we've also reached out to her rights for more comment and are expecting a reply. and also with a guitar based, i'll just hear a news. trouble has broadcast and interview with former detainees retained. they were tortured by the idea. the needs of youth depend on us. we will say for now, house is the occupation all me came to us asks for all the documents and i, these we provide is all ideas. they arrested us and to close to an unknown place. we stayed for 3 days without knowing where this place was. without food, without anything, we would torture it's. and then taking to the detention center, we will touch it more and displaced. they released us. so we returned home, but now you see the torture we do it, we will hundreds. we don't know the exact questions they asked. all we have mass, we said no, no time us. they repeated the same questions. all you have mass. again, we said no, they taught you a task b to slow through as us. they t

. >> matt quinn and paul kemp, two lifelong football buddies who both got quite a surprise this weekhen paul ordered matt who is a die hard 40 niners fan, a custom made $195 niners jersey from fanatics for his early christmas present. >> so finally comes i get to work and then it's there on my desk. so i open it. i'm like pretty excited. i'm like, all right, cool. so i open it up and then and i'm like, okay. so i'm expecting it to be scarlet red and then this is what i'm looking at. okay, so this is what i'm exactly what i'm looking at. >> a seattle seahawks jersey, the niners main rival, and the team that happens to be playing the 40 niners on sunday. >> i think the reason i laugh is because you know if you're like a die hard niners fan like you wouldn't be caught dead with jersey like that. >> he told me send it to me. i'm going to use it as toilet paper. >> i have probably a collection of 75 jerseys. i've never had a seahawks jersey sent to me for any 40 niners fan. that's about the worst thing you could send him. >> even the label on the package said san francisco 40 niners men's

wave of israeli attacks on northern gaza at least 90 people were killed in the giovanni at rescue g kemp, which has been repeatedly targeted since israel began its the sold on the strip more than 10 weeks ago. more than 100 others were injured. patrick assumed begins coverage from rafa and southern guns in the value of refuge account and offering cars another day of morning. and these really strong kit residential flow. the hours families have just treat twice the bodies of loved ones from under the russell. the dead receive lost gifts before being taken for perio. in the southern vault, we were sleeping and they attacked us in the early morning. they hit us twice and the killed and wounded were everywhere, including the displaced people, the scenario family with the shop family, in addition to other displays, people from all new. so we're all here. israel has repeatedly targeted the densely populated good that we account since this talk to the conflict, the scenes of destruction repeated in this morning's attack, the coast, whites of great damage. what's the use really occupation forces

i plan to bring my family to a relative's in the nearby and the guns risk kemp, despite the fact that we were told to go to their old blog. what we believed that being displaced with our relatives is better. this is the 1st time ever that is really the army demand script. we g population of a certain the 3 d down in the middle area to leave for other areas as these really are these dated, that there will be saw the kinds of re to do a braces and they literally up ration. and the region that's probably and that kind of rate, but also to the north of upgrade your speed, you can, may lead i live right south of village hospitals in the guise of age and have been under severe strain from the idea of bombings as they struggle to treat the injured, we spoke with several graduates of the russian medical academies who are currently working on causes l. x hospice. the just the, there's a large scale warning guys are right now. many people have been killed and especially children and women. and a lot of one to many hospital space difficult conditions. we are trying our best to treat the see can

yeah, kemp invite that won't be the expert from people as a german n g o supporting refugees had to flee afghanistan herself before that she was a deputy minister in the state ministry for peace, where she also works to both the democracy and women's rights. there were many women in her ministry, but all that changed overnight. once each or 9 boxes, one week later, this same ministry looked like this. as on the taliban are sitting there. fits in detail, yvonne do you hope to return to afghanistan one day with the taliban? no longer in power. yeah. it's been, i know yes for not to have a very positive person by nature, all buttoned into i believe in this day and, and that one day we will return and support the rebuilding of afghanistan. feel i've got a son to be that are both on, on science, it's in this new civil engineer. i'm on that. these are the is also trying not to give up hope after his brother is killing. he unsuccessfully tried to get his family out through the federal admission program, but he was unable to contact one of the secret n g o is that can issue a recommendation for

yolande, i was asking richard kemp there about concerns relating to the civilian casualties in the gazaand his response was really that president biden condemning what he had described as indiscriminate killing of civilians was really to appease his political supporters in the united states and wasn't really supported by his actions. would you agree with that? i would say that there is global, international, there's international concern about the civilians who are being killed, it now stands more than 21,100, according to the hamas run health ministry, most of them women and children. those images are very shocking that we see on a daily basis of bodies being pulled from the rubble, including the bodies of small children. those images go out around the arab world in particular, where events in gaza are really being followed minute by minute, but also, of course, all around the world and cause so much horror. this is one of the most devastating military campaigns in recent history that there has been. and so i think that is something that we know that many of israel's close allies have

to be with us, i plan to bring my family to a relative's in the nearby and the guns risk that you kemp, despite the fact that we were told to go to their old blog. well, we believe that being displaced with our realty, this is back. this is the 1st time ever that is ready to leave for other areas are be stated that there will be great deals and the region to the north of a great well, the un security council has adopted a long awaited resolution on garza urging increase delivery of a to civilians, but the vote comes off the days of delays as member states for the force of dine. you drove to avoid yet another veto from the us who ultimately abstained that they need to agree on a ceasefire. was condemned by russia, which had also declined to vote in favor of the final resolution. is the countries un envoy speaking at the session. a singular study which is little some of the cheapest in the us, has once again exposed itself in front of the world. by blocking even the councils extremely, we can call for a cessation of hostilities and gaz. instead. washington playing dirty, sold a text, act

so i'll just here as terry kemp was only 14 that live from vasa in southern gaza. and i'll just here is honey. my mode is at one of the vacuum ation zones in rafa, which atari mentioned that it's in southern gaza where the space palestinians are living in constant fear of moore is radius strikes, a small pocket of largely sand area located in the western side of the roof. i city, we're 1000 of displaced. palestinians have arrived within the past few weeks, seeking shelters of from the horror of the ongoing war across the gaza strip. but with no food and water and medical supplies, the hardship seems to be only mounting in each passing day. for these displays, palestinians october amendment, we have been forced to move for more than one location since the beginning of the william and we contract. the thing these ready ministry is saying that we arrived here, but there is no guarantee i have not even a little bit with the class. it is a safe area for us to set something to happen. so there is a ceasefire, and then when it does not say face at any point that we could

right now that we spoke with at live. com on a senior research or at the international institute for kemp towers and he says, a nephew, yeah. who is losing support. i'm needing to use public scrutiny of the coffee of the hostages of the many cases because he did not seem to the beginning of the beast sufficiently sensible to the other supplements. the families oppose the last 2 weeks on the receipt of the full shoulder. but at least 100 miles has. uh huh. what do you, what have you had before the war? and uh, before you, such a general dentist would usually have to flip some other policy. the, the question is now the barbara, usually the chip is designed on the elections, often bizarre to dismiss other parameters or so these are very sensitive to the collision of the be decided at the end of the like the parameters such as products. you get this one that the, according to us democratic senator trees vine the hall and he's very proud minutes that they didn't minutes. and you know, as close the doors on the 2 state solution and that files enough life in the face of us president do abiding,

. >> matt quinn and paul kemp, two lifelong football buddies who both got quite a surprise this weekhen paul ordered matt who is a die hard 40 niners fan, a custom made $195 niners jersey from fanatics for his early christmas present. >> so finally comes i get to work and then it's there on my desk. so i open it. i'm like pretty excited. i'm like, all right, cool. so i open it up and then and i'm like, okay. so i'm expecting it to be scarlet red and then this is what i'm looking at. okay, so this is what i'm exactly what i'm looking at. >> a seattle seahawks jersey, the niners main rival, and the team that happens to be playing the 40 niners on sunday. >> i think the reason i laugh is because you know if you're like a die hard niners fan like you wouldn't be caught dead with jersey like that. >> he told me send it to me. i'm going to use it as toilet paper. >> i have probably a collection of 75 jerseys. i've never had a seahawks jersey sent to me for any 40 niners fan. that's about the worst thing you could send him. >> even the label on the package said san francisco 40 niners men's

dan kemp is global chief investment officer at morningstar investment management.otball fan? i confess, i am are you a football fan? i confess, lam not. but the confess, iam not. but the business is fascinating. as you know, this is a unique asset that does not come to market very often. it is a really interesting experiment in understanding what these clubs, what these games are worth two broadcasters that make such a show of them in the schedules. the place to be is the premier league when it comes to the money, isn't it? this illustrates the point because the players, when you look at what they are commanding in terms of their earnings, it is thought i watering, isn't it? it is i watering. also interesting when you look at the upper left her again, the premier league said it is about 4%. that is not very much. if you think about what has happened over the last five years or so since he rights were last negotiated, we have been through this period of very high asset price rises. the price of other assets that also generated income have risen dramatically over tha

i'm fred kemp. president and ceo of the atlantic council and i'm pleased to welcome you to atlantic council front page. this is our premier virtual platform for global leaders. and we have a global leader and it's my particular pleasure to welcome you all because our guest of honor is general david petraeus. conflict, the evolution of warfare from 1945 to ukraine. it's a penetrating and incredibly well written analysis of what we need to learn from past warfare and also what we have to anticipate about the future it's going to be interesting to hear him on gaza although this happened after the book was complete. i'm also incredibly proud to say he's member of our council. general petraeus some of us believe we are facing the greatest threat to global order since the 1930's and we all know what happened at the end of the 1930's with putin's war in ukraine,e, hamas terrorist attak in israel and the ensuing war intentions around china and taiwan. today's discussion will discuss development of warfare s

i plan to bring my family to our relatives in the nearby mcginnis risk that you kemp, despite the fact that we were told to go to their elbow on we believe that being displaced with our relatives is back. this is the 1st time ever that is really the army demands for the g population of a certain the 3 d down in the middle area to leave for other areas as these really are these dated, that there will be. so the kinds of re to do a braces and military of ration and the region, and that's probably and that kind of rate. but the whole so to the north of upgrade, just would you can may li, live right south the village the hospitals and the guys a region had been under severe strain from the idea of bombings as we struggle to treat the injured. we spoke with several russian medical academy, graduates were currently working out with guys out of the hospital the just the, there's a large scale, warren guns are right now. many people have been killed, especially children and women, and a lot of one to many hospital space difficult conditions. but we are trying our best to treat the seeking inju

do, i do being open, i do in egypt to allowing potentially millions of palestinians to, to sit up kemp of it. okay, so there are 2 things here. the 1st reason, as sort of the 1st point that i want to make is that there's a very good reason why egypt has been represent to open up or off off completely. and i say completely because they've actually opened up quite significantly. and that's because they don't want to be part to 2 ethnic cleansing. they know very well that historically speaking with palestinians leave their lives in palestine, they're never allowed to go back. so that's, that's the point. number one, point number 2, there was 7 land crossings around the godsa 7, not one, not rough on there. $76.00 out of those 7 land crossings are controlled completely 150 percent by these rabies. they refused to open up any of those aligned products if you want to talk about opening up the board so that people can take shelter in safe areas. i'm sorry, there are 6 other line crossings that these raise refused to touch, and they could easily open up in order to allow students to shelter th

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