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ok, thank you for your thoughts on that and of l for your thoughts on that and of course we will be followingys it hit an anti—ship missile which is says was aimed into the gulf of aden, and ready to launch. the us forces say the missile presented a threat to merchant vessels, and us navy ships in the area. a us village has long been known as little palestine. bridgeview in chicago, illinois, has shown various forms of support for palestinians in gaza. billboards and signs all around the area call for a ceasefire. many members of the palestinian community there say they also bear the brunt of the current conflict. the bbc�*s sally nabil reports. this is little palestine, or bridgeview, a suburb of chicago, illinois. a large palestinian community lives here, and their presence is visible. they are thousands of miles away from home, but closely tied to the ongoing fighting in gaza. this is the sign, this is the famous sign. since the fighting broke out in gaza, laila has had this sign in her garden. shortly after putting it up, laila, a us—born mother of three, received death threats in two con

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even if it's a l you thought the months ago.ven it's a little different happen the hat of the canned dad you wore in here today. don't vote for somebody who looks the other way in the hour of need. vote for the person who speaks the truth to you. if you want somebody who will get in there and shut down the deep state. somebody who will actually speak truth to power. then vote for the candidate who is going to speak the truth to you. that's what i'm asking you for. if you all do your part, i promise -- i made you a promise at the holiday inn. i'm here to reiterate it. i'll keep it. you have my word that regardless of what happens in this election this country has blessed us with an american dream my parent nervous imagined when they came to this country when we came here 40 years ago. this is now about passing that on to our kids. you have my word. i said it in des moines a couple of months ago, i'll say it in des moines again today. regardless of what happens in this election i will be right here with steve king and steve holt a

really interesting to get your thoughts, l interesting to get your thoughts, thank you for being withn which struck the centre of the country on new year's day. other people are feared to be trapped in the rubble. the prime minister, fumio kishida, says the quake has caused numerous casualties and extensive damage. hundreds of buildings have collapsed or burnt down, many of them in wajima city. some roads are blocked, hampering rescue efforts. mr kishida has ordered army personnel to get to the disaster—hit areas by any means possible, the israeli government has sharply criticised a ruling by the supreme court which struck downjudicial reforms. it said it was the wrong time for such a decision, when israel is at war and needs unity. the reforms sparked months of protests — as the legislation limited the court's powers to cancel government decisions. its opponents said it prevented proper oversight of the government. the court was split in its decision — eightjudges voted in favour of striking down the law, while seven voted to uphold it. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has n

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thoughts. the ruling dpp have won another term l got their thoughts. ruling | dpp have won another term in power, record third, but they have lost the majority in parliament, and this is going to be a very different experience for them on that front. what is going to stay the same as their china policy. the man that beijing calls a troublemaker has now been elected president. william lai has vowed to keep the status quo, and that is away from china's orbit and close to the united states. so what does that mean to taiwanese who live in the united states and who have come back to vote? tell me why you made thatjourney, because maybe our viewers don't know, you have to come back and vote in person. you can't do it via mail or electronically. so why did you choose to make that journey? why did you choose to make that “ourne ? �* , ., ., journey? because i want to voice my — journey? because i want to voice my concern. - journey? because i want to voice my concern. because| journey? because i want to - voice my concern. because they have concerns for the cu

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really interesting to get your thoughts, thank you | his leadership. really interesting l joining us from belfast. the us has named the three soldiers killed in sunday's attack near the jordan—syria border. 46—year—old william jerome rivers, 24—year—old kennedy ladon sanders and 23—year—old breonna alexsondria moffett were all from an army reserve unit in the state of georgia. they were killed, and dozens more were injured, in the attack at a remote outpost called tower 22. the us says it does not seek another war, but it will protect itself and respond appropriately. here's secretary of state, antony blinken. so the attacks that have taken place since october on our forces, on our personnel, in both iraq and syria, have been conducted by groups that are aligned with iran, and indeed are supported by iran, funded by iran, equipped by iran. and i would note that the presence of ourforces in both iraq and syria has nothing to do with gaza, nothing to do with the conflict that's taken place since october 7th, since the horrific attacks by hamas, and everything to do with maki

so if those absolute basics we thought l model is built on. necessarily what is actually the truth, what sort of questions then get thrown up?— the truth, what sort of questions then get thrown up? well, this is the biggest _ then get thrown up? well, this is the biggest question, _ then get thrown up? well, this is the biggest question, what - then get thrown up? well, this is the biggest question, what do . then get thrown up? well, this isj the biggest question, what do we then get thrown up? well, this is i the biggest question, what do we do now? i mean, really, we need to start thinking about if we should be using alternative models of cosmology. these are proposed by lots of different people, including a nobel prizewinner, roger penrose, who has an alternative theory of cosmology which actually you would detect circular features in the sky, in the cmb sky, so maybe it means we need to start really taking these alternative theories in cosmology seriously and also seriously questioning whether a standard model can hold if the basic assumpt

thank you very much for your thoughts on that l much for your thoughts on that story.reat politics _ congress discussing ufos? it's such great politics right _ congress discussing ufos? it's such great politics right now. _ congress discussing ufos? it's such great politics right now. at - congress discussing ufos? it's such great politics right now. at a - congress discussing ufos? it's such great politics right now. at a time i great politics right now. at a time when trust in congress, i love that statistic she'd assured about how people that it are more popular than congress. us congress is hampered by itself, its ownerjack —— inadequacies. at a point when conspiracies are at an all—time high in us society, this is perfect made for tv stuff. it taps into people's love of mystery, taxing people's love of mystery, taxing people's love of mystery, taxing people's love of conspiracies, it taps into the sentiment out there that that there is a deep state hiding information from the people. it's good politics for them. is it worth congress as time at a time when we are d

thoughts to that? we know from the study l that. matthew, your thoughts to | that? from the study of terrorism that this kind of- that? we know from the study of i terrorism that this kind of approach to repress — terrorism that this kind of approach to repress and destroy at this level that israel— to repress and destroy at this level that israel is doing doesn't work. it that israel is doing doesn't work. it creates— that israel is doing doesn't work. it creates more terrorist and i think— it creates more terrorist and i think the _ it creates more terrorist and i think the real question is, where is that happening outside the world outside _ that happening outside the world outside of gaza? where is the leadership of hamas now? and who might— leadership of hamas now? and who might step into replacing leadership that is— might step into replacing leadership that is captured or killed? i don't think— that is captured or killed? i don't think the — that is captured or killed? i don't think the idf has answers about right— think the idf has answers about right now— t

let's get your thoughts on this as - into her homestay. let's get l your thoughts on this as well? 56% of iowa caucus—goers watch the first debate and i am not sure that number is reflected if you look at your average republican voter or average american. a lot of credence is given to this iowa caucus but these folks are super users of the political system, folks are super users of the politicalsystem, if folks are super users of the political system, if you will. people who are plugged in, who are the base of the republican party, enthusiastic enough to whether the storm, literally, to show up and participate in these caucuses that take hours do not like showing up in a pole where it takes you 15 minutes to fill out your ballot and go on your way. this is an active participant, and it is different set of voters here. it is important that you do not take too much and paint the rest of the republican party for the american voter from the iowa caucus. for the american voter from the iowa caucus-— iowa caucus. certainly a marker for the start _ iowa caucus. certainly a marker for the

we support the sovereignty unto the thought l. integrity of the plane as we always dates. good idea is you paid. the boss is ukraine. p of the the only be turning to space but over the sea will we are part of you're the yes and all the is still from reaching european standards, especially in rural areas. to this day, the village of tara sofa has no running water. the elaina channing has never known things any other way during the draft this summer. there was hardly any water in the well. and if i take 3 or $4.00 it's full, the neighbor will only be left with muddy water. that's how it is in the summer. the, the village does have a water station that comes, wants a house at the river for an downstream. some local residents were also supposed to have access to it without any the neighboring village dogs, which has no coincidence, the modem of our village of 10. i still remained with our water. then another mayor came and said, we should collect funds to realize the project. i was the one who went to people and collected the money a year later, still nothing had changed to i

. josh, really good to get your thoughts and _ achievement. josh, really good to get your thoughts and memories ls-— let's just bring you some breaking news now. we're just let's just bring you some breaking news now. we'rejust getting news income at the moment the king has undergone his treatment for an enlarged prostate, and we are hearing he is doing well. of course the king was admitted to a london hospitalfor the king was admitted to a london hospital for this scheduled surgery this morning, and we'rejust that breaking news through that the king has undergone that treatment and he is doing well. now, let's return to our top story, thatjurgen klopp has said he will be leaving and stepping down as manager of liverpool football club at the end of the season. but how has this announcement that he is leaving liverpool gone down? our reporter meghan owen has been gauging reaction. jurgen klopp was brought in as a change maker and that is exactly what happened. he won the champions league in 2019 and went on to win the first league title in 30 years for the club. he has been a very popular manager,

l. not so hospital and thought to describe the working conditions, the as unbearable opinion didn't go. i'll just say hunger is another weapon being used against them in the will you and is wanting. hundreds of thousands of palestinians are at risk of starvation while others already suffering from conditions. while i exercise whether or not. oh yes, i do like the push out the door. as you can see, this is off situation. the children want food, but we don't have any. they go to sleep without dinner. we drink polluted and contaminated water. what kind of life? so we missing this isn't like why death is better than living in these conditions. sometimes i get a small piece of bread and i divided between my 5 children of the times we back from the neighbors. if i get an orange or 11 and i will divide to talk and give it to the children, all the countries are going through nothing compared to us. they seem to have no masi for us. we need a solution. when there was flour available, we would buy animal feet and we would grind to talk to eat instead. but we can't even find animal feed. now it's

can i start by saying my thoughts are with all of those l my thoughts are with all of those affected catchment area and elsewhere but i know that the flooding minister met my honourable friend along with the environment agency in his constituencyjust before christmas to discuss the specific plans he mentions. i know the chancellor has received and started reviewing it, can i show him the environment agency is working closely with other partners to explore his plans in more detailfurther? partners to explore his plans in more detail further?— more detail further? since the outbreak of — more detail further? since the outbreak of war _ more detail further? since the outbreak of war in _ more detail further? since the outbreak of war in gaza, i more detail further? since the outbreak of war in gaza, over| more detail further? since the - outbreak of war in gaza, over 23,000 palestinians have been killed including 10,000 children and. displacement is causing a humanitarian catastrophe. there is intensifying fighting between hezbollah and israel, crisis in shipping security and the engulf

it is probably not some that i ever thought i would l yet here we are! alter unit is party leaving that. it is notjust a nationalist first minister, it is a republican first minister. michelle o'neill is a republican. she is advocated for a united ireland. we are onlyjust over 100 years old, northern ireland and more than 100 years old, and i say, look at a map and that border. it is drawn the way it is for a reason. it was to make this a unionist majority, and that is not the case. not only does unions not have a majority, sinn fein now hold that post a first minister, so for republicans and will be a very symbolic day, for unionism i think that's a blizzard went up he lost on them, especially when they are already feeling a bit hurt by things that have happened in terms of how the british government after due them over brexit. the first u- after due them over brexit. the first up is _ after due them over brexit. the first up is getting back to stormont, the second step of course is to see how the unionists interact with the nationalists once it is rest

my first thought was xavi alonso, he is l thought was xavi alonso, he is working — thought was xavi alonsoll need replays — bristol city against nottingham forest, and chelsea versus aston villa were both goalless. only one other game, had any goals in it and that was the match between championship sides sheffield wednesday and coventry city, which finished 1-1. coventry went ahead at hillsborough just before the break and how about this for a debut goal from new signing victor torp? coventry held on to that lead until six minutes from time when djeidi gersarma, squeezed in the equaliser, ensuring a replay. after a league match between the two teams last weekend, a man was arrested on suspicion of racially abusing the coventry player kasey palmer, and so the coventry players, took a knee, side by side, before the match in a display of unity against racism. there were a few boos from the crowd but also widespread applause at hillsborough. england have been on a rescue mission, but it has been looking bleak for them in first test against india in hyderabad. the hosts showed their batting pro

i thought i said that in the other statement l this is the right move? i | said that in the other statement or interview that we had, and with all the responsibility you have in this job, you have to be on the top of your own game, that is how it is, and i am, while i am doing this now for 2h years, i said that before, when you have the career i have, had or have, it is pretty much impossible to start where i started and arrived at liverpool, but if it becomes possible, that is because you invested everything you had, and that was never a problem. i realised that was never a problem. i realised that my resources are not endless. i prefer to pack absolutely everything into this season. and then have a break or whatever, to stop, because you realise yourself you are in a similar age, you realise yourself you are in a similarage, we do you realise yourself you are in a similar age, we do notjump as high as we did and all these kind of things. that is how it is. i did not think about it on purpose, let's have a think about it, ijust started thinking about it

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