of the past _ that is notjust kier starmer of the past since — that is notjust kier starmer of the past you know, in the military sphere. it is— deterrent. you know, in the military sphere, it is sometimes good to keep your enemy— sphere, it is sometimes good to keep your enemy guessing. the problem with kier_ your enemy guessing. the problem with kier starmer is that on policy, he keeps _ with kier starmer is that on policy, he keeps everyone guessing. including himself! what would britain's — including himself! what would britain's armed forces look like after— britain's armed forces look like after five — britain's armed forces look like after five years of the labour party? — after five years of the labour party? who knows? the man will say anything. _ party? who knows? the man will say anything, anything to get himself elected — anything, anything to get himself elected. 0ne anything, anything to get himself elected. one thing we do know is that you — elected. one thing we do know is that you just cannot trust labour party— that you just cannot trust labour party on— that you just

it about the labour party answer kier starmer. , ., .,, about the labour party answer kier starmer. ,er. it is almost like they have half of an eye _ starmer. it is almost like they have half of an eye on _ starmer. it is almost like they have half of an eye on the _ starmer. it is almost like they have half of an eye on the general - half of an eye on the general election. it's becoming a theme of the speech is here. a lot of time is given over trying to draw a distinction with the labour party. the conservatives know that they are quite a bit behind in the polls. they know that they have got a lot of work to do if they are going to get back on track and have any chance of winning the general election. because of that, they are trying to be a lot more political and say here are the areas where we disagree, here's where we think the labour party has not been clear and here is where we think we have a much better policy. i suppose there are a couple of questions. we will find out a lot more about kier starmer�*s vision next week at the labour party conference. there is a question in ge

to show israel in a different light, but i think things have changed now, so when the life of kier starmer or anybody else comes out and uses that phrase now, the right to defend or anything else that puts israel on the on giving israel the green light or approving israel of a bombing the ghaza strip for whatever reasons. i think people have seen through that, and i think government officials uh no longer can hide behind, not hide, but continue with their support, so do you really think that will affect maybe the government policies as you said or maybe come down to sanctioning israeli officials, ambassadors maybe or you know the things that the bds movement has in its uh structural policy against israel? i think if public opinion. continues to express its opinion so strongly and this can escalate as well by the way, i mean yesterday for example hundreds of people went into waterloo railway station, london's biggest railway station is a connection point for big parts of britain and they just sat down and started talking about the genocide of the palestinian people and and it was organized

it came after party leader kier starmer, israel had the right to cut. and water supplies to palestiniansliving in gaza, and israel has every right defend herself. in the us, pro palestinian events have been held across the country. many democrats have come out in support of palestinians over israel, questioning the us military assistance. israel has dropped more bombs in the last 10 days, then we dropped a whole year in afghanistan. let's not forget. the lee law, a us human rights law that prohibits the us from providing equipment and training to foreign entity suspected of getting gross human rights violations. even some un members are changing their tune, like at the un. look at how they treated the palestinian envoy after his speech compared to the israeli ambassador. they thank you. thank you, mr. president. condemnations against israel have come from many european officials, from officials in spain eu's joseph baral to scotland's first minister hamzah yousuf who condemned israel's collect punishments with the south african for minister's remarks topped the list, why countries like s

sir kier starmer knows if he is going to get into downing street in election likely to held to next year party getting more seats in scotland, they have one seat, this victory tonight, if it comes, both labour and the snp expect this will be a victory for the labour party, would double his representation here to to first. it would be a mistake to read too much into this having the circumstances that cause this by election on the first place, the fact that they are an incumbent government and the default scottish in edinburgh, looks after domestic affairs in scotland and they also point to a potentially low turnout given the weather, but nonetheless, likely it will be labour who will be celebrating and hoping that this could translate into progress for them in a general election. mil into progress for them in a general election. �* g ., , ., election. all right, james, we leave it there, election. all right, james, we leave it there. but _ election. all right, james, we leave it there, but thank _ election. all right, james, we leave it there, but thank you _ election. all right, james, w

labor mayor has become the latest politician to call seasfire, breaking ranks with party's leader kier starmer, said israel reserved the right to cut all slies to gaza. 250 high-ranking lawyers have written an open letter to the government, urging it to stop israel, and they are paying the taxes to kill our brothers, so it's unfair, it's completely unfair, it should stop, we want sease fire, we want talking, negotiating. but giving palestine what it deserves, having been bullied for 50, 60, 70 years, as the war on gaza rages on, there is no sign of the emotions letting up or the demands that so many here are making for their leaders to find a political solution to the crisis, london. on saturday. people from across italy flooded in the streets of central rome to stage new rally against israel's ongoing carnage in the ghaza strip. more than 20 prepalestine demonstrations have been staged in several italian cities and towns since the start of the conflict on october 7 at saturday's rally attended by more than 20,000 people, demonstrators were saying that what israel has been doing for decades to

has become the latest politician to call for seasfire, breaking ranks with his party's leader kier starmer who said israel reserved the right to cut all supplies to gaza. 250 high-ranking lawyers have written an open letter to the government urging it to stop arming israel and they are paying the taxes to kill our brothers, so it's unfair, it's completely unfair, it should stop, we want fire, we want talking, negotiating, but giving palestine what it deserves, having been bullied for 50, 60, 70 years, as the war on gaz. rages on there is no sign of the emotions letting up or the demands that so me here are making for their leaders to find a political solution to the crisisza press tv london thousands gathered in the pakistani capital islamabad for a massive rally in support of palestine all islamic communities including shia and sunni came together to voice their strong condemnation of israel's atrocity. in kaza pakistan's religio political party jamaate islami hosted kaza million march just few miles away from the us consultate in islamabad to condemn washington's role in voting israel's

one way of doing that is to say that kier starmer misspoke at the meeting.za, and he has urged the government to give as much humanitarian support to the palestinians there as possible. there is also this meeting that you mention will take place this afternoon after prime minister's questions, where kier starmer will try to assure those who have constituencies with large numbers of muslims, that the labour position is more nuanced than some of those contacting them believe it is. mps are suspected expected to vote today on whether to suspend peter bone for six weeks which could lead to another by—election. the bone for six weeks which could lead to another by-election._ to another by-election. the mp for wellingborough — to another by-election. the mp for wellingborough was _ to another by-election. the mp for wellingborough was found - to another by-election. the mp for wellingborough was found to i to another by-election. the mp for wellingborough was found to have | wellingborough was found to have bullied a member of staff and to have been sexually inapp

hand they're prepared to be managed by the eu beammoff, um, but leaving all that aside, i mean kier starmer has been groomed for this, if we think there's any difference between labor and conservative, we only have to look at the trajectory over the last 45 years. and particularly since 1997 with the election of tony blair and and all of the foundations that he laid for what is currently being capitalized on um by the structure as it were, i mean we're basically we're talking about these stories and and they continue and every time there's there's a particular story, everybody gets excited, but nobody is exploring why these things are happening, we are basically in a position of almost complete madness and breakdown of the system. i mean, people, this is not about people, this is not about people being enect at their jobs, although they probably are, it's more about the structure and the incentives that causes people to do what they do, and the system is now in full plunder mode, so we, you know, across the country, we're having these draconian measures to reduce people's movements, to char

rachel reeves herself is an interesting choice for kier starmer to take into the general election is economist at the bank of england, someone who knows the economy well. it wouldn't surprise me if she spends a lot of this speech trying to say to voters, look, we will be sensible with the economy if we get into power. we are not going to spend wildly, we will not going to spend wildly, we will not tax you more than we need to. there will be questions undoubtedly about some of labour's spending commitments. they have said they will not burrow for day—to—day spending, so things the government spends day—to—day. not big infrastructure projects like hs2 or other key core infrastructure for the country. they have said they are prepared to borrow for that, but when it comes to day—to—day spending labour have said they will balance the books and there are questions for them about how they will manage to do that as well as promising some of the things they want to do in power. the main message drilled into labour people at the moment is to be sensible, don't do anything risky, don't do anyth

been. from the latest politician to call for a ceasfire, breaking ranks with his party's leader kier starmery here are making for their leaders to find a political solution to the crisis. press tv, london. thousands gathered in the pakistani capital islamabad for. rally in support of spine. all islamic communities, including shia and sunni came together to voice their strong condemnation of israel's atrocities in kaza. pakistan's real political party jamaat islami hosted gaza million march just few miles away from the us consultate in islamabad to condemn washington role in supporting israel's crimes. israel is brutally attacking the innocent people, the israel is brutally attacking with f was bombs on the hospitals and every day they kill 500, 600, even thousand childrens and kids and womens and civilians, so there is no justification of such genocide. similar rallies were held in other cities where people vice their anger on what they call the criminal silence of the world on israeli bombardment in casa that has killed thousands of men, women and children in recent weeks. children have...

mayor has come the latest politician to call for a ceasefire, breaking ranks with his party leader kier starmer, that israel reserved the right to cut all supplies to gaza. 250 high-ranking lawyers have written an open letter to the government, urging it to stop arming israel, and they are paying the taxes to kill our brothers, so it's unfair, it's completely unfair, it should stop, we want sease fire, we want talking, negotiating, but giving balance. sign what it deserves having been bullet for 50, 60, 70 years, as the war on gaza rages on, there is no sign of the emotions letting up or the demands that so many here are making for their leaders to find a political solution to the crisis, london, paris has resumed banning pro-palestinian demonstrations, this time in what many committed activists said, was a trap laid especially for them. just 90 minutes before the start of a highly anticipated anti-israel march across the city, local authorities withdrew the permit. that gave police the power to abuse, fine and arrest those attended, and also to unfairly portray peaceful protesters as law-break

mayor has become the latest politician to call for a ceasefire, breaking ranks was party leader kier starmerion to the crisis london thousands gathered in the pakistani islamabad for rally in supportestine all islamic communities including shia and sunny came together to voice the strong condemnation of israel atrocities in gaza pakistan. and religious political party jamaate islami hosted gaza million march just few miles away from the us consultate in islamabad to condemn washington's role in supporting israel's crimes. israel is brutally attacking the innocent people, israel is brutally attacking with phosphorus bombs on the hospitals and every day they kill 500, 600, even thousand childrens and kids and women and civilians, so there is no justification of such a generous. similar rallies were held in other cities where people voiced their anger on what they call the criminal silence of the world on israeli bombard gaza that has killed thousands of men, women and children in recent weeks. children have nothing to do with war or with hate, this is implication of hate within children as wel

labor leader kier starmer. hailed the victory as a seismic result, we're now joined by our correspondent in london sa for more on that site, it's great to have you with us, keer starmer says that this is saismic result, is it? seismic victory indeed bardia, this was a thrumping victory for the labor party against the ruling smp, the scottish national party, in a by-election that was triggered by uh, the representative, the smp representative who was recalled by voters after she was found to have violated lockdown rules during the covid pandemic, her name being smp candidate, mp rather margaret ferrier, um, if you look at the results, you will see, labor having one more than 58% of vote, that outstripped the snp of its more than 30%. percent uh lead in a seat that they won 2019, labor won only one seat really in 2019 elections, whereas snp as 148 and which is why they have majority in parliament, but why is this significant? it's one way, one reason, it's significant because it's a barometer of labor revival if you will in scotland and also its national appeal, labor parties national appe

has become the latest politician to call for seasfire breaking ranks. with his party's leader kier starmer who said it reserve the right to cut all supplies to gaza. 250 high-ranking lawyers have written open letter to government urging it to stop arming israel and they are paying the taxes to kill our brothers so it's unfair, it's completely unfair. it should stop. we want to sease fire. we want talking, negotiating, but giving palestine what it deserves, having been bullied for 50,60. 70 years, as the war on gaza rages on, there is no sign of the emotions litting up or the demands that so many here are making for their leaders to find a political solution to the crisis. taip por presv, london. un human rights chief walker turk says that there is the potential for thousands more civilians to die if israel presses ahead with this attacks. thousands have already died, many of them children, given the manner in which milit operations have been conducted until now, in the context of the 56 year old occupation, i am raising alarm about the possibly catastrophic consequences for large scale gro

has become the latest politician to call for a ceasefire, breaking ranks with his party's leader kier starmer solution to the crisis. london, that is for this edition world news, thanks so much for being with us, i'll be back in just few minutes time with. recap of the top stories, let's bye for now. the oslo accords broke down the interfather. arafat practically agreed with everything, but he did get anything in return. palestinians had acquire a little out of the oslow accords and if anything had simply further intrinch. the realities on the ground are such that we we have accepted, we signed on it line to something that effectively guarantees the israeli occupation for the forceable future. what is really makes palestine central is that it is the last. i was a professor at university so i drop to talk about the rights of my nation and the israely. of palestinians by writing books, articles or giving speeches and participating in debates. our shif hospital in downtown city is the best hospital, the most important one in the strip, especially in a wartime under a tight scene. i want to ask e

has become the latest politician to call for a seafire, breaking ranks with his party's leader kier starmer, who said israel reserved the right to cut all supplies to gaza. 250 high-ranking lawyers have written an open letter to the government urging it to stop arming israel. and they are paying the taxes. to kill our brothers, so it's unfair, it's completely unfair, should stop, we won't see fire, we want talking, negotiating, but giving palestine what it deserves, having been bullied for 50, 60, 70 years, as war on gaza rages on, there's no sign of the emotions letting up or the demands that so many here are making for their leaders to find a political solution. london, hundreds of people have rallied near the israeli embassy in downtown soul demanding the israel military. stop its attacks on gaza residents and calling for a truce, after sheding more light on the ongoing deadly violence, including war crimes committed by israel, a palestinian student expressed her gratitude for the global popular support for palestine. today we affirm your solidarity with palestine is solidarity with the

organizations, lobby groups that go for the individuals and actually make them examples and people like kier starmer and of course the puppet uh prime minister that you have here in the uk and beyond, these people are are out of a job of london, wall street and corporate zionism uh tells them it's game over, they're out, they won't get back into power, they all know this, this is a reality, of course therefore they to the line, they in the media, it has the form of avoiding context, failing to give the true context of the story, charging at people with with - threatening kind of words and and narrative and stereotyp typing them in a racist manner, in fact palestinians being treated they are being treated antisemitism, in fact they are the victims of antisemitism far more than any kind of sionist that i can imagine, so to be honest i think what we're in in the phase of is not really asking uh rather like stockholm syndromers that we get uh favors from a system which is geared towards promoting uh terrorism and zinism and imperialism, rather it's a time to look at the... access and say actually there

mayor has become the latest politician to call for a ceasfire, breaking r with his party leader kier starmer said israel reserved the right to cut all supplies to gaza. 250 high-ranking lawyers have written an open letter to the government urging it to stop arming israel. they are paying the taxes to kill our brothers, so it's unfair, it's completely unfair. it should stop. we want sease fire. we want talking, negotiating, but giving what it deserves, having been bullet for 50-60. 70 years, as the war on gaza rages on, there is no sign of the emotions letting up or the demands that so many here are making for their leaders find a political solution to the crisis tv, london. regime continues his general campaign against palestinians in the gaza strip, attempts to silence voices in support of the oppress people have also intensified. ports have been circulating at alarming case about activists being sacked for their positions, turn relief of the duties, even athletes of the contracts. since october 7th, israel has launched a relentless bombing campaign against the people of gaza, the bombard.

have also called for an immediate cessation of violence, this amounts pressure on labor leader kier starmer, he and the ruling conservative party leader have so far resisted calling for total ceasfire. starmer is also facing criticism by many voters across the country since appearing to give his support to israel, energy and presing us now from the british capital london, talk to us about this recent call for a ceasefire by and also about the possible backlash that this may have for the london mayor. oh, indeed, bardia, who would have ever thought that the politician could be considered radical for simply causing calling for end to the bloodched? absolute devastation of people, the absolute decimation of a population that's been held random for the past 17 years plus, it it beggers belief that he's a dride in the world labor man, i mean no one is ever accused sad khan of being particularly radical, but it seems this is how any idea that you haroting washington line, the line coming out of kinness in in the temporary entity, and of course coming... the war rooms of down street, then suddenly

has become the latest politician to call for seasefire, breaking ranks with his party's leader kier starmerny here are making for the leaders to find a political solution to the crisis tv, london, with that we come to for this edition of world news, thanks for being with us, i'll be back at top the hour with the top stories, for now. the news were segregated in gettos, no one would imagine decades later they would do the same exact thing to another part of the world by putting up tall walls to segregate palestinians. no one could also imagine that palestinians would be the ones paying the price for crimes of the nazi germans and the west committed against the jews. they lear the lines and passness off his jews to push forward their insidious agenda. this documentary shows a clear picture of what's going on behind the ghetto walls. انا بيتي وانا اروح انا قال وينا نروح احناش مكان نسكن فيه الاعلام ماضلش مكان ما ضلش مكانتيان جازا المسلم عمرها 2000 سنه 385 مسيحي محتمين في الكنيسه بتهجر على سيينا كلمونا قالوا لنا لازم تطلع على الجنوب لازم تطلع على الجنوب لازم تطلع على الجنوب بدنا نطلع في غزه بموت

i've never witnessed like actual war crimes happening and our politicians, my mp is kier starmer, saying children are allowed to be starved and deprived water. uh, it's it's such cognitive dissonance going on right now. i've never experienced actual war crimes happening and the the politicians um actively supporting it, green lighting and giving it their kiss. this has never happened in my lifetime. it's not. defense as israel claims, this is genocide and it has to stop, and it's i'm so ashamed of our government that they are sanctioning what i think is just collective murder, and it really, really has got to stop, it's awful, and anyone with a conscience would want to put a stop to that right away, it's inexcusable. i'm delighted there's so many people here, and there will be more. powerful words there, now. let's pause the discussion with my guest for moment and bring in live coach and media personality fahiima mohamed. fahima, you've been digging deep into what's happening in the media as far as this genocidal campaign against palestinians is concern. what have you found to share with

quarter of mps, also called for an immediate cessation of violence. this pressure on labor leader kier starmer, he and the ruling conservative party leader have so... are resisted calling for total ceasefire. starmer is also facing criticism by many voters across the country since appearing to the support to israel of cut off water, fuel, energy and food supplies to gaza. israel has intensified its crackdown in the occupied west bank while also pressing ahead of its bombardments of the strip injin. palestinians have held a funeral for two of the victims of the regime's atrocities. troops rated the towns of and jenin earlier today killing four palestinians including newly free prisoner regime forces also arrested dozens of people there and elsewhere across the west bank, tensions are simmering in the occupied territories with palestinians outraged over the israely massacre of people in gaza, at least 110 people have been killed during his raids in the west bank since the gaza will begin. and resistance moving hezballah has hit the six military targets in israeli occupied territories as well sai

the labour leader sir kier starmer says his party's two by—election victories last night are historythe making. labour overturned huge conservative majorities in the previously safe tory seats of mid—bedfordshire and tamworth in staffordshire. in mid bedfordshire, the former seat of nadine dorries, the tory majority of more than 2a,000 collapsed with a swing to labour of 20.5%. while in tamworth the swing was even bigger — 23.9%. the conservatives have blamed low turnout, saying their voters stayed at home. our political correspondent iain watson reports. two previously tory seats, two big wins for labour. keir starmer has been to visit both with big swings for his party from the conservatives in tamworth, but his first stop this morning was to celebrate his close victory in mid bedfordshire. we know that voters who _ victory in mid bedfordshire. we know that voters who have _ victory in mid bedfordshire. we know that voters who have voted _ victory in mid bedfordshire. we know that voters who have voted for - victory in mid bedfordshire. we know that voters who have voted for us - t

kier starmer has not managed — generally. kier starmer has not managed to capture their hearts.at how you see it. i think. particular with the by election it wouldn't — particular with the by election it wouldn't surprise me if the tory vote _ wouldn't surprise me if the tory vote was— wouldn't surprise me if the tory vote was inspected to collapse, people — vote was inspected to collapse, people would think, well, if i want to protect — people would think, well, if i want to protect the union night you would want to— to protect the union night you would want to choose 10 one in this, and i think— want to choose 10 one in this, and i think across — want to choose 10 one in this, and i think across the country there is that frustration about the past years — that frustration about the past years of — that frustration about the past years of the tory government as well. and — years of the tory government as well, and people that don't want to ensure _ well, and people that don't want to ensure that scotland and england remain _ ensure that scotland and england remain as — ensure t

. ♪ >> conference, please welcome the leader of the labour party, kier starmer. ♪ mr.rmer: thank you. thank you. [laughter] -- [applause] [applause] mr. starmer: thank you. thank you. thank you, conference. thank you, conference. democracy is citizen led, politics needs an upset. we need to take back the people's house, we are in crisis. [inaudible] mr. starmer: thank you, thank you conference. thank you. thank you, conference. thank you. thank you, conference. [applause] test or power, that is why we changed our party conference. [indiscernible] [applause] mr. starmer: thank you. and it was just as well was made because my wife is really beautiful. thank you, marie, for those words. my father would have loved to have been here and heard you saying those words. thank you so much for doing that honor. and thank you conference. [applause] thank you for that perception, this is fantastic to be here with you in liverpool again. and now, before i get going, i know what you're thinking. please, please, please, no more [indiscernible] and i think you are right. but conference

it was very much the prime minister, rishi sunak and also kier starmer, that leader of the oppositionage.— and one message. that's right, it's not something _ and one message. that's right, it's not something you _ and one message. that's right, it's not something you see _ and one message. that's right, it's not something you see very - and one message. that's right, it's l not something you see very regularly at these dispatch boxes in parliament, but today, but the prime minister and, the labour leader, very much on the same page in their response. both of them said that they believed israel had the right to defend itself, both strongly condemned the actions of hamas. in both reference that they believed that israel should make sure it is taking steps to minimise civilian casualties and is acting within the scope of international law, both also reiterating the uk's long—standing foreign policy position, their calls for a two state solution, the creation of an independent palestinian state in addition to an israeli state as well. now, both leaders as well turn their thoughts to even