l. ok, so we're medics are fighting to save their lives. the idea of has confirmed the attack, claiming the unrest school hosted a mazda militant compound. the director of does is media offices. israel is line the occupation, you just falls, fabricated stories to justify the brutal crime it's conducted against dozens of displaced people. well, it's not the 1st time israel has attacked unrest facilities and does, there have reportedly been over $400.00 occasions in which the organizations premises this have been struck during the war with many sites attacked multiple times. now in those strikes, at least 450 people have been killed according to local officials, the unrest communications director once again says there's no safe zone in gaza. the sounds being the more where the results, the more i have not the to be in respect to that has been to take and beat to disregard the to international instrument of tandal, including to the production all civilians and civilian infrastructure. but also include the united nations facilities. we've seen

ok, thank you very much for taking us through that. l majority vote. elections in iran on the bbc news website. german police have said eleven officers have been injured in clashes with demonstrators trying to disrupt the annual conference of the far—right alternative for germany party or afd. most of those protesting against the two—day conference in the western city of essen have been doing so peacefully. but the police said they made some arrests and used batons and pepper spray to stop people breaking through roadblocks. some afd delegates needed police escorts to reach the venue. a court has acquitted all 28 people charged with money laundering in connection with the panama papers scandal. the verdict concludes a trial in panama that began in april. among those exonerated werejurgen mossack and the now deceased ramon fonseca, founders of the defunct law firm, mossack fonseca, who were at the centre of the scandal. the panama papers were a trove of 11 million documents leaked to journalists in 2016, revealing the offshore financial secrets of world

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on the african continent. nicholas hawk, l 0, the car. ok, the festa is accused its neighbor ivory coast to be involved in malicious activities, the minute treat regime and we're going to do a says ivory coast has been hobbling members of all the groups seeking to display. but i, vicki necessity the relationship between the west african davis has been infectious despite meetings between the defense chiefs in april. elections for the european parliaments will take place later this week. farm as concerns have dominic to the campaign. so for many of you ups, 6000000 farmers have taken to the streets to protest this year. there's and a new market prices and poor working conditions. sonya diego reports from paragon in spain. i stand still at the front here as farm, as from spain, and from united to shut down the border between the 2 countries assigned to the anger and frustration at the european union over the blocks environmental policies, competition from cheaper inputs from outside europe. and what they say is a lack of help from those interru

i think rishi sunak has said it was ok to l rishi sunak has said it was ok to take their money from frankt viewers and others will take differently. we had a strong response from our viewers in advance of the programme this morning saying, please ask rishi sunak about this. we hate what happened to him but we do not look at the record of the conservative party in this area i think they have always taken the right steps. people are looking at politicians and wanting to believe what they say. some people have been confused about how can labour's promise on energy be bullied. having this energy company cold gp energy which will be publicly owned and invest in energy projects which would then end... contributing to growth. the promise they have put aside that is it would save people £300 a year. we asked pat mcfadden how to get to that statistic. it is how to get to that statistic. it is not uuite how to get to that statistic. it is not quite so _ how to get to that statistic. it is not quite so simple. _ how to get to that statistic. it is not quite so simple. that is based on current— not q

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thank you l profits in the field. ok, i suranjana.s for chinese companies wanting. to china, now, where the latest smartphone tech innovations will be showcasing at this years mobile world congress in shanghai. this year the focus will be on 5g and artificial intelligence. the market in asia is huge with most of the big names in the industry there to make their mark. so what can we expect? i am joined from the congress by mats granryd, to talk us through it. he is the director general of the gsma, the organization that represents mobile network operators worldwide, and one of the event organisers. good to have you on the programme. given what cloud was just talking about, talk us through how this impacts the industry in asia, particularly industry in asia, particularly in china, with limits to things like chatgpt, chips are going to find, etc, etc. —— given what suranjana good to be on the programme.— the programme. this year's conference _ the programme. this year's conference is _ the programme. this year's conference is going - the

could set it all off with the mike level l g 0 for the inside story. ok let's uh, bring in a guess from the roots were joined by nicholas know the editor in chief of middle east y adult calm, which provides english translations of significant new stories and opinion pieces for media in 22 our countries, the power of desperate and tournament the you k as robert guys to pin followed electra and peace and security at durham university, and a senior fellow at the hood. so center of israel studies and also in bay roots is not a highly deputy research director at the malcolm age. kind of the middle east center will say also it's the 2017 book nationalism trans nationalism and political islam . as well as institutional identity. everybody will welcome to all 3 of you. thanks for joining us on the inside story. robert. i wonder if i can start so with you and his right, the naval base and i am don't factory are among the many highly sensitive sites in northern israel picked up by this. a pound has belong, spied road. the findings of bats. a drone made very much pu

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l. p g. but generally driving impression in the new duster piece. ok, of course a car and that price segment you won't expect very much. and it is because the if you step on the gas 2 hearts, the engine will be quite prominent in the interior. you also have wind noises and you have a little bit of rolling noise is from the tires, but then the more home and you remember that the car has and then so you'd have a prize of on the 19000 year old, you will. and some day forget about all of the noise you have in the interior. the thing that has been criticized with the previous version duster a it, it didn't have a lot of driver assistance systems which earned it very bad review from the german auto mall by 1280 a see the for the new generation that is getting better because now it has almost everything you would expect in a car in the b, c, v segments to yeah. but that the, the cruise control lane assist ends many more that i also by the way, legally required for future cause. so that you had no other choice then to put that into then you would duster the pr

l. p g. the general driving impression and then you've got duster piece ok of cause a con, that price segment you won't expect very much and it is the if you step on the gas to hard the engine, the will be quite prominent in the interior. you also have wind noises and you have a little bit of rolling noise is from the tires. but then the moment you remember that the car has an entry to have a price of on the 19000 euros. you will in some d, forget about all of the noise you have in the interior. the, the thing that has been criticized with the previous version duster a if it didn't have a lot of driver assistance systems which earned it. very bad review from the german auto mall by 1280 a see the with the new generation that he's getting better because now it has almost everything you would expect in a car in the b, c, v, segments. so you have adaptive cruise control lane assist, ends many more, but also by the way, legally require that's for future costs. so that's, it has no of a choice then to put that into then you would just or the problem with all the beats assistance system days. they

ok. so hospital a search for what's the in the l sobre area of gaza city, a cost for people including 2 children they lives in during a tablet and is really dry and striking. a water distribution points destroying the home and the vehicle. they've been 3 days of intense fighting and gaza cities and all the neighborhood of huge i use both above and below ground. the u. n says at least 60000 palestinians have been forced to flee the bombardment mike leveled out . is there to speak? nonsense. erica zone, who joins us live from dare on paula tarik. let's start with what's going on in sure. j. yeah. fighting that on going for 3 days. what more do we know? yes. 1000000. in fact, fighting that did not really come to an end since the hours of this morning where the attacks, by these very only had continued over that very densely populated area where the vast majority of its residents were forced to flee, going to the western side. oh, because of 60 now what we do know is that the uh these, but um, it has been destroyed in residential homes instead of infrastructure that has been left off to being twice

ok, now we are talking. me too. and we can't take that hill without god. i mean, faith and freedom go together.■l i think m. faith and freedom. without our freedom, we can't share fa is at stake right now? i'm not just talking about presidential election. i'm not just talking about the u.s. senate. i tually think we are going to win all of that. but if we don't, if we don't stand up for the next 20 fridays weeks and do everything we can, how do we share our beliefs? as christians, we need to share the gospel in? turn into china, we can't. because we have the ft part of t amendment is not about the free press, is not about free speech. 'ity to worship our god, the ability to share our faith. and that first amendment, the constitution is so important. that is what is at stake. and that is why we have to go out and talk to our friends at church for the next 20■w weeks. get there early. sit down and start talking politics at church. some featht?re going to ruffle [applause] the case. we are in a really very lastned thankfully, at the ripe age of 50, i took a back to god. i realized, i can't do it alo

could not come soon enough as that tirelessly work to save lives. tarika bassoon, l, just sierra derek by the palestine. it's ok to daria joins us now from outside of that hospital and are all bala and central garza and we know a little bit more about what conditions are like in the lot. so hospital behind you . meanwhile, that hasn't more strikes as we've been reporting. and in the south and in central goes away, you are even as we know the results as to treat the injured us so. so stretched. well, yes, but let me 1st share a story that happened right now in a locks a hospital. i saw many that was targeted for days i go in to say dot com where it's trying to send me is it from the time and you were trapped under the rubber at were best suited yesterday were 3 bodies of 3 children with their mother was rescued and hooked from under the rubble of their bodies where it comple decompose that was yesterday, but now another body for another member from the same comedies was retrieved from under the rubble for 5 odyssey news from the same house i took with civil defense seems 5 days to remove those people from under

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l illegallyy who is addicted to narcotics to own a firearm. caller: ic. host: and lying about that addiction on forms when wasapp. caller: ok.other subject. host:e your view on the case? caller: yes. he should not have had the gun i suppose. host: greg in alabama. this is dd in massachusetts. caller: good morning to everyon . i wanted to follow up on the gentleman that call before the last gentleman, the republican who asked what was the underlying crime that allow them to resurrect two misdemeanors and turn them into election fraud felony. we still have no idea what that was. the jenna men was correct in saying that they were offered for that crime, they do not have to be unanimous and which of the three crimes. he laid them out specifically, a federal election crime, a tax keeping -- which of those things they found he was guilty of in order to magically promote two expired misdemeanors into felony and a four brother -- let's be honest and talk in reality. our country is at stake and i will leave it at that. thank you for what you do. i appreciate that. host: rich is in north carolina. republican. good morning. caller: wan

ok, katy and ryan, thank you for taking us l ryan, thank you for taking us through what the headlineshere is a qr code next to me. you'll get all the information and postevent analysis. from the spin room, things are turning to pack up now, i will hand back to you, kylie.- hand back to you, kylie. ra'ini, thank you. fl hand back to you, kylie. ra'ini, thank you. let's i hand back to you, kylie. ra'ini, thank you. let's take �* hand back to you, kylie. ra'ini, thank you. let's take an i hand back to you, kylie. rajini, l thank you. let's take an in-depth thank you. let's take an in—depth look at what happened tonight with our political editor chris mason. is tonight the night you can turn things around, prime minister? the big question for rishi sunak. the polls aren't budging. could this be the moment for a game changer? and here's the guy who wants hisjob. is tonight the night you seal the deal? pleasantries, smiles and — you can bet for both of them — a bag of nerves. the debate under way, and the biggest topic of our time, the cost of living, set out by paula from huddersfield in th

ok. so hospital a search for what's the in the l sub right area of garza city, a cost for people including 2 children they lives in during a tablet and is really dry and striking. a water distribution points destroying the home and the vehicle. there's been 3 days of intense fighting in gaza cities and all the neighborhood of huge i use both above and below ground. the u. n says at least 60000 palestinians have been forced to flee the bombardment. mike leveled out . is there to speak to tara cowboy assume you joins us now live from there on by the topic. let's begin with the fighting industry. j. a neighborhood which has been ongoing. now i believe for 3 days, what more can you tell us about what is going on the best for the search because i get the value at violent confrontations, but we come us up where it says and the is very ami continue to rage and be not re street, so that should yeah, yeah. neighborhoods which is a from that is very perspective has been considered to be one of the key stronghold of commerce. millet treat movement that on the ground which had been stormed to for the

l | think it sets... the b] be | treaded to attempt. but the electorate says, "0k, treaded to attempt. but the electorate says, "okpromised, but will be on that?" i think this is a mandate which is asking, which is a highly ambitious, highly aspirational indian people, asking mr modi, what's beyond that, what you've promised us in the last ten years, and delivered on some of these? we want more than that. and there's been some major tensions within the economy, leaving aside the cushions around the social and religious fabrics of india. but there were some serious tensions when it came tojoblessness were some serious tensions when it came to joblessness and inflation. and in some sense, this is an illustration of a very hungry indian electorate asking for more answers from their business makers. bud asking for more answers from their business makers. and you think that's _ their business makers. and you think that's what _ their business makers. and you think that's what they'll - their business makers. and you think that's what they'll get - think that's what they'll get it, that mr modi will have to readjust and

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ok, he's still on with l bc but he's do with us next. we willjust wait patiently.league hopefully — it's all happening, this is live tv... immediately after the debate, here we go, debate poll here, who performed the best overall in the debate? so far, rishi sunak, 51%, keir starmer, 49% — that's a yougov poll, putting them very closely, but interestingly rishi sunak coming out ahead in that poll. i'll have to cut him now, it's our turn, isn't it? live on bbc news. it's our turn. turn, isn't it? live on bbc news. it's our turn-— turn, isn't it? live on bbc news. it's our turn. we have to go, l bc. we've already — it's our turn. we have to go, l bc. we've already spoken _ it's our turn. we have to go, l bc. we've already spoken to _ it's our turn. we have to go, l bc. we've already spoken to a - it's our turn. we have to go, l bc. we've already spoken to a labour| we've already spoken to a labour surrogate. hello, it's a bit of a push and shove, listen to? welcome to bbc news. the yougov poll is actually quite good for your band, he came out slightly ahead. good. a

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