i don't understand how labor counselors, labor mps can still stand by the labor party when labor is complicit towards the genocide as well, they're not voicing the... real selfs would they been led by a party whip today and i advise people to not vote labor on this accord because labor party is stuned in by a genocide. we've seen with labor for many many years even in iraq war in in the issues around the world that labor has sided with the wrong side. now labor says the the socialist party, they stand against any oppression across the world, but they proving themselves, many, many times they've proved theirself that... they not actually voicing the opinions of their people, but their own agendas today, and this has been going on for too long, we've been fooled by the labor party, and there was a good man in labor once, his name was jeremy corbin, but the man who spoke the truth, he was taken out of the labor party, and now we're left with keastama who sides with the killing of palestinians. with another major demonstration slated for this saturday in the british capital, mushtaba said these p

genocidal campaign um in the gaza strip and and also to head off to avoid a rebellion within the labor party itself. um, over the past few days, the labour party leader kier starmer uh, while in scotland called for immediate cease fire, a cease fire that lasts, he said, but since then it has emerged that they have been meeting with members of the party to make an amendment um to the motion brought forward by by the smp to try and get those uh potentially rebellious mps to abstain from voting for. for seizfire, that will, of course, no doubt lead to lot of anger and outrage um among the people who have gathered here, just like they uh have been protesting over the past four months or so cov, so it's a crucial vote, we'll find out about the result uh, i think round about 7 p.m. this evening uh, which will be here to of course cover and update you on, cover very well, thank you very much for that, said por there from london, thank you, said. british trident missile has dramatically plopped into the atlantic ocean following fail test launch, marking the second time in a row that the uk's royal n

, the main opposition labor party has been no better, and of course there is lot of anger and frustration among um people who have traditionally voted for labor. um as well um saying, they've come up with slogan actually, saying no ceasefire, no vote, and that is what they're planning to do, they're tell us to punish labor party at the next general election will will be taking place sometime this year, it is led to independent candidates um throwing their hats into the ring wanting to um run for election in the upcoming general vote a group. for example, by the name of the muslim vote has been created going door to door and telling people not to vote for labor, and that is not lost on the labor party, and and that is manifest in the fact that it has started what they call an outreach program to try and woo back these people, voters who feel misrepresented or unrepresented or disenfranchised, it's not just really the muslim vote, there are people of other faiths or no faiths who are here. very strongly about what is happening in the gaza strip and of course in the west bank, and they too a

that evening um over the past few days, the labor party leader kier starmer uh while in scotland called for immediate cease fire, a cease fire that lasts, he said, but since then it has emerged that they have been meeting with members of the party to make an amendment um to the motion brought forward by by the smp to try and get those uh potentially rebellious mps to abstain from voting. for seizfire, that will, of course, no doubt, lead to lot of anger and outrage um among the people who have gathered here, just like they uh have been protesting over the past four months or so. a british triden missile has dramatically plopped into the atlantic ocean following a failed test launch marking the second time in a row that the uk's royal navy has failed to try out the nuclear missile. the revelation comes in a report by the british newspaper, the sun. the report says the missile dropped into the waters off the florida coast miles from the submarine that launched it back in january. the uk's defense secretary has acknowledged that an anamoly has led to the crash. however, he has not p

well yes, i mean i was member of the party for six. years i was involved in many uh campaigns a parliamentary level, i worked in parliament for labor mp and so um ultimately i felt compelled to leave the layer party um much ear than many people are sort of now doing uh back in may 2021 because it became clear to me that really k starma had seeded all political sovereignty when it came to the issue of palestine israel anti-semitism zionism to the... embassy here in britain um and so i thought that the labor party had been totally captured and really on this issue there was never going to be any budging, however that political trajectory, that very strong pro israel political trajectory, i think is now going backwards, we're seeing now people waking up to the horrors of zionism, not just of this particular current israeli government, but actually of the zionist project uh realizing that... um charge of anti-semitism is very cheap one and and weaponized of course, and the muslim community in britain which has for such a long time supported the labor party, my parents generation and grandparents, many of them supported uh the labor par

allowing vote not just on the government's amendment but also on one put forward by the opposition labor party. there wasn't much hope for the ruling conservatives to shift their position so the focus was once again on labor whose leader kier starmer had only recently called for a ceasefire but ahead of the vote it emerged labor had persuaded party rebels to vote for their carefully caviated amendment and abstain on the more blunt smp motion. the labor party under kir starma is trying to find a way where they can adopt, they can say they voted for sease fire, but with language that basically says, until israel tells them that it's time for a cease fire, they're not going to approve a cease fire. that's the bottom line of kier starma. he was given 5 million pounds by a multi-billionaire. whose only interest is ensuring there's no criticism of israel. as the chaos deteriorated, the conservatives pulled out of the process entirely, enraged by the way labor had been allowed out of a sticky situation. soon after, number of smp and conservative emps flounced out, labor's amendment was eventually pas

during vote calling for sease firing gaza. motion was put forward by the scottish national party with both labor and conservative parties proposing amendments. temperas flird and the speaker of the house eventually apologized for his actions reports. pro-palestinian protesters outside the british parliament, demanding their representatives endorse a scottish national party call for immediate cease fire in gaza. there's a sense here that politicians are not listening to the will of the people and the... the question this protesters are asking is how many more palestinians would have to die for british politicians to call for an end to a genocide that's already taken more than 30,000 palestinin lives. inside, chaos and confusion, as speaker lindsay doyle broke convention allowing vote not just on the government's amendment, but also on one put forward by the opposition labor party. there wasn't much hope for the ruling conservatives to shift their position, so the focus was once again. whose leader kier starmer had only recently called for a ceasefire, but ahead of the vote, it emerged labor had p

well, it's, i, i'm a previous labor voter and labor member, and i am not voting for the labor party under kier starma, um, i will vote, uh, i have very, i'm in brighton, so i've got a very potentially strong green candidate. "they've called for seizfire and they are not in the pockets of any lobbists. i've been to israel uh over the last 30 years, so i've seen the horrors that have been there. this of course is unprecedented, um, and i do think it has changed. i think it's made people very disassociated from politicians. for your un panic grip palestinians sheltering in raffa as hostilities expand in the des densely. area supposed to provide safe refuge for over 1 and a half million people. the world health organization says there truly is nowhere safe in gaza. people are already living in unimaginable conditions. according to the who, new wave of displacement and additional injuries will have a catastrophic impact on people's health and mental wellbeing, and increase the trauma burden on the already alien health system, pushing it closer to the brink of collapse. let's listen. last night

in november that was voted down that of course cost, at least the labor of the the leader of the labor party curmer um dearly up to 10 members of the uh labor front benchers resigned as a result, 56. rebelled against him and voted for a cease fire and and the political fallout from that uh still being felled um by the party and inside um the corridors of power here also of today's demonstration proceeds the by-elections that are taking place here um the way the labor party has cracked down its members for their palestine pro-palestine stands as matter of fact azhar ally is one of them. an mp who took over from another mp who passed away in a place called rochdale in manchester, that seat is up for grabs that has of course uh the labor party in recent days has withdrawn its support for that impeet because of the comments he has made in support of the palestinians and that has um opened the way for independent candidates to run for those seats. "a lot is happening, lot of is that skake stake politically here for uh the different political parties, chiefly of course is the ruling party, the uh

, shimon peres' labor party , comes as a close alliance and we must have economic domination, thesee with physical domination. condemning the cease-fire, sir, if a plan is presented in the un , they will quickly kill you in the security council, which means that this revelation is the greatest success in my opinion. well, now there are also classes in this case, without a doubt , from now on, no palestinians and no one from those who are non-zionists in this area do not trust the zionists, nor do they ever feel sorry for this switzerland is a criminal who is betraying humanity at all. it is committing a crime . thank you. i had a conversation with mr. musib naimi, an expert on west asian issues , saati p., the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces, said that we targeted several targets in eilat region in the occupied territories with missile and drone attacks. yahya seri pointed out that we targeted the english ship island in the gulf of aden with a number of missiles and said that we also targeted an american destroyer in the red sea. the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces emphasi

tom is the leader of the labor party. the main opposition party in the u . k. house of parliament has come under 5 before about who stands with regard to the israel's war uh in gaza. i was reading a little bit of background to this. and the suggestion was that part of the wording of the s and p motion included phrases that essentially would have been impossible for the u. k. government and for labor members to vote on because that would have significantly changed the direction of the stance rather that they had been taking how much of this has been done to i'm genuinely trying to find a way of wanting something that will be positive and have an impact on the palestinians, particularly those in gaza, and how much of it is done to trying to sabotage all the parties in the parliament . the only thing that has, the knowledge from one is that from you yesterday is that the parties themselves could have done more before to see there's some sort of consent who is going to be these. this is something which actually is quite effective in the your call them and, but i th

scottish national uh party's motion um and you know it was it was very duplicitous proposition the labor party was putting forward, they inserted a condemnation of hamas, but there's no hamas, no condemnation of israel, however, they called for the palestinian resistance to lay down their arms, the didn't call for israel to lay down its arms, they called for the release uh of the um the captives, israeli captives, no reference to the palestinians in israeli dungers, no call for for those people to be uh released to call for a safe and secure israel and only viable palestine, so it was very one-sided slanted amendment um that i think benjamin netanyahu would be happy to vote for. it was an absolutely despicable, disgraceful uh spectacle that we witnessed in the house of commons, and now the speaker is potentially going to pay the price for that, because i think the last time i looked there was over 60 mps, i think it was up to 63 mps that put down a motion of no confidence in him, so i think... as a result of him dancing to his zionist masters uh, he might very well lose his position as the is

apologized, said that he'd made a mistake and promised to meet with the various party leaders in the coming days. but the laborment did ultimately pass because none of the conservative m.p.'s took party so in theory there should be an immediate cease-fire but that's massive oversimplification. let's get more reaction from the labor of defense secretary john healey. what on earth has gone on in the past few hours? >> we had the chance to show the british parliament at its best coming together to call for an end to the fighting in gaza. now t hostages to be released now, much more aid going into gaza, now, and a cease-fire now that can last and become a pathway towards a two-state peaceful solution in the middle east. instead we showed westminster at its worst. descending into a war about procedure with, a boycott from conservatives, a walkout from the s.m.p. and this has done nothing to helphe palestinians and advance the cause of peace. >> opposition of your opponents here in parliament are saying that labor put undue speaker on the speaker to submit that and allow the vote on it first. did you do that? >> no,

telling us and have um made it clear everywhere that they were going to punish labor part, the labor party and of course those in power at the next general election and before that of course in the local elections in the way that... will they will vote. we've seen a few things of course change since the last demonstration, but perhaps we can get to that a little later. yeah, let's do that so we can cross on over to saikin and speak with her. um, where our correspondent is, you can hear the passion uh that uh people have when it comes to palestinians, maybe at even more elevated pace. we're looking at four months, we're looking at all these uh murders that have taken place, and this comes after the icj ruling to give it further. motivation for them to come out since the deaths have continued, what are you witnessing where you're at? what are your thoughts on this? well, i think you know, i can see a difference in this particular rally, as you mentioned, people have been on the streets of london for a long time now, four months now, but i think the energy feels very different today, and what

is very powerful movement now, it's not just the fringe movement, and the justice party and the labor party and the green party, these are all key parties, the justice party where the law maker is giving his speech today because he belongs to it, is from that and he is a long-time politician with decades of experience in the parliament and the justice party hung up a sign at the israeli embassy. telling them to stop their genocide and the israeli ambassador wrote a letter complaining to the justice party about the sign asking that it be taken down and this inflammed public opinion against the israeli embassy and the justice party and other parties who hung up the sign refused to take it down now so now the justice party is even sending one of his top key law makers here to give a speech at "this rally, this rally is going to march afterward all over downtown soul, including in front of the us embassy, which is coming under increasing fire as well for helping israel conduct its genocided in gaza and for endangering peace in the middle east, it's interesting what you say in terms of the way t

onslot on the palestinians. there is vote happening wednesday here in london alex, and finally the labor party, they haven't indicated whether or not the... going to vote for the amendment or rather it be um an abstention that they want, it was supposed to be the party of opposition, but they fell in line very quickly with the conservatives, just give me a feel of what that was like, realizing that there is no viable opposition here. it's um, sad for some people is worring from overers, because obviously what we are witnessing. which is happening right now, we just as human being we see the atrocities, so when people try to delay any action which need to be taken, it's is just, i don't, i'm just beyond, it's just beyond belief, yesterday the prince of wells came out, he said there's a need for sess fire in in gaza, because too many people have been killed, so these... are leaders, these are people have families who understand that every human being, whether it's in england or america or in gaza or anywhere, but we are all human beings, and it's like is hidden everybody seeing what is happening

the speaker put it aside so that the labor party's plan could be considered instead. before the vote, in addition to the members of the scottish national party , protesting representatives left the floor of the parliament. assembly he also approved a plan by oral vote that leaves the hand of the zionist regime open for war in gaza. in this alleged plan if continued. the international community is still unable to stop the palestinian genocide. maryam moazzami, radio and television news agency. the final stages of the construction of tolo 3 and nahid 2 communication satellites. completed by experts in the country's space industry. these two indigenous satellites are in the launch line to fulfill their mission and will soon be launched into orbit. it was on 18th of february last year that we witnessed the unveiling of tolo 3 nahid 2 satellites. satellite the rise of 3 measuring satellites weighing 150 kg. the customer of the iran space organization, the manufacturer, iran electronics industries company , will be injected into the low earth orbit as an operational rocket w

of the usa, so i can't. see them uh stopping, neither with the so-called opposition, the zionist labor party understammer is also promoting genocide. now they are complices, but not only the accomplices, they're physically assisting zionist israel to massacre men, women and children in their thousands, yes, in their thousands, 24 hours. seven days a week, and that's what's going on, regardless of what some of the politicians may say, you look at the result, you look at their actions and look at the results of their actions and the results of their actions is they're building up more and more of of military equipment in the far in the middle east, also the far east, but also in ukraine as well, they are continuing the war because it's good, israel has always been built on war, yeah, since it's and every time they create a war, they become richer, and that's exactly what's happening, you you mentioned um, the chief accomplice uh, the united states and and politicians awards, not matching their actions, that takes me to my next question, which i'd like to put to uh, cb, as we speak, the u.s. se

labor would have seen it. and he's either having to vote with the scottish national party for an immediate c spy, and garza, without any sort of the covey asked him about as in labors amendment, that was about the israel. if it continue out of the case, a threat from thomas and the very of the various other targets along those lines. and so his decision to dispense with tradition and the usual running of things to allow that labor amendment really allowed labor to uh, have its own end piece, but with it and not have a potentially politically damaging results. another one in the house of commons in the run up to an election. so that's why it was controversial. the scottish national party says that it wanted to have its own mason budget upon as well to exit mention collective punishment of palestinians and gaza. labor. it uses the scottish national party of playing politics itself by trying to engineer such a division and rebellion within labor rank. so all of this is really being sort of leveraging to some extent of what release is being seen by many to be leveraging what's been going on in gaza as part of a sort of

uh the usa, so i can't see them uh stopping neither with the so-called opposition, the zionist labor party understamer is also promoting genocide, now they are accomplices, but not only the accomplice, they are physically assisting zionist israel to massacre men, women and children in their thousands, yeah, in their... 24 hours 7 days a week and that's what's going on, regardless of what some of the politicians may say, you look at the result, you look at their actions and look at the results of their actions and the results of their actions is they're building up more and more of of military equipment in the far in the middle east, also the far east, but also in ukraine as well, they are continuing the war because it's good, israel has always been built on war, yeah, since it's and every time they create a war, they become richer, absolut, and that's exactly what's happening, you you mentioned um, the chief accomplice uh, the united states and and politicians awards, not matching their actions, that takes me to my next question, which i'd like to put to uh, sib, as we speak, the us senate

national uh parties motion um and you know it was uh it was very duplicitous uh proposition the labor party was putting forward, they inserted a condemnation of hamas, but there's no hamas, no condemnation of israel however, they called for the palestinian resistance to lay down their arms, the didn't call for israel to lay down its arms, they called for the release of the the captives captes, no reference to the palestinians in israeli dungers, no call for for those people to be released, to call for a safe and secure israel, and only viable palestine, so it was very one-sided slanted amendment um that i think benjamin netanyahu would be happy to vote for, it was an absolutely despicable disgraceful uh spectacle that we witnessed in the house of commons and now the speak. is potentially going to pay the price for that, because i think the last time i looked there was over 60 mps, i think it was up to 63 mps that put down a motion of no confidence in him, so i think as a result of him, dancing to his zionist masters uh, he might very well lose his position as the his lucrative position, let

do is not to vote for them to begin with, to abstain from voting, both labor and story, because labor party, what they've been essentially doing is just trying to mask themselves as more humanitarian? "they're talking about the humanitarian cease fire uh with the conditions of israel being completely met and israel is just suggesting a temporary cease fire while they get their hostages and hamas has absolutely no stakes in the game in that situation so what they're talking is absolute empty words uh in both cases and trying to mask themselves as humanitarian and we know the tori party is absolutely 100% um very clearly in support of whatever designist entity decides to do so abstaining from voting for both parties is" the way to go, because we might be tricked to think that labor is actually going to do something for us as muslims or as pro palestinians or as anybody that's humanely interested in the palestinian cause, but that is not the case, we can see that under kier starmer it's been one of the worst um labor, this is decision that is going to stay till the end of history with the labo

he is eleged to have told the labor party meeting that israel used the hamas october 7 operation as excuse to justify its invasion of gaza. it is now too late for labor to replace ali as his candidate. this means that he will remain on the ballot as the labor candidate for rochedale, but if he is elected, he will sit as an independence mp or join another party. in january labor suspended another mp from the party after she said gaza should be remembered as a genocide. the iranian embassy and the yemani capital has hosted a ceremony to celebrate the 45th. mark the 45th anniversary of the islamic revolution of 1979, senior yemeny officials attended the ceremony to congratulate iranian diplomats on the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution. look to the uh islamic revolution from strategic point of view. it's the first revolution that spread regionally and internationally to promote islam as a concept as a religion and at the same time to give some strength to the... people of this region, if not for the republic, islamic republic of iran, you won't see that we have very high an

case would help in those cases, but wider than that, i think you mentioned some examples about the labor party, and of course each case needs to be looked at you, on the facts of each case, and and whilst, that can be reviewed, i think what needs to be considered in respect to those, particularly those that might come from, from the kin time for... couple some of those cases would likely be out of time now because there are strict time limits in which you can pursue claims for discrimination, but if course if there's ongoing cases and we've seen since starmer has come in that there's been a real purging of the left and that continues take place even now and of course if there's new cases where that's taking place then absolutely those can potentially be pursued as well, well i think this judgment what it should do really should... give employers pause for fault before they press the nuclear option in dismissing and terminating someone's employment because of views that they've expressed um particularly if they're commenting issues that relate to what they might what they may say uh is their be

he's ledged to have told a labor party meeting that israel used hamas october 7th operation as excuse to justify its invasion of gaza. "it's now too late for labor to replace ali as candidate, this means that he'll remain on the ballot as labor candidate for rockdale, but if he's elected he'll sit as an independent mp or join another party. now in january, labor suspended another mp from the party after she said gaza should be remembered as genocide." celebrations marking the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution in iran held in pakistan. our correspondent nasir kozby reports from the capital islamabad. people from diverse backgrounds came together to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the victory of iran's islamic revolution. foreign dignitaries, diplomats, political leaders and members of civil. society gathered for a ceremony hosted by the iranian embassy in the pakistani capital islamabad to mark this special day. lot of sanctions have been imposed, but despite these sanctions iran has been able to keep its sovereinity and integrity and solidarity and iran has play

candidate for the by-elections in rotschdale later this month. now he's alleged to have told a labor party meeting that israel used the hamas october 7 operation as excuse to justify its invasion of gaza. it is now too late for labor to replace ali as his candidate. this means that he will remain on the ballots as the labor candidate for rochedale, but if he is elected he will sit as an independent mp or join another party. in january labor suspended another mp from the party. after she said gaza should be remembered as genocide. since october 7, us forces have repeatedly been attacked on the ground in the... but now they are also suffering blows in cybererspace. a group of bahrani hackers have successfully infiltrated the computer servers of the us navy's fifth fleet and have obtained access to confidential documents. the toufan or flood team said it carried out the operation in support of the people in gaza and the resistance fighters in palestine, lebanon, yemen and iraq. the group said it had seized hundreds of secret correspondents belonging to the us navy and his fifth fleet, which i

he's alleged to have told the labor party meeting that israel used a hamos october 7th operation as excuse to justify invasion of gaza. it's now too late for labor to replace ali as candidate and this means that he will remain on the ballot as labor candidate for rockdale but then... if he is elected, he'll sit as an independent mp or join another party. now, in january, labor suspended, another mp from the party after, she said the gaza should be remembered as a genocide. since october 7th, us forces have repeatedly been attacked on the ground in the region, but now they're also suffering blows in cyberspace, a group of bahraini hackers have successfully infiltrated the computer servers of the us navy's fifth fleet and obtain access to confidential files. alto fon or the flood team said to carried out the operation in support of gazans and resistance fighters in palestine, lebanon, yemen and iraq. the group said sees hundreds of secret correspondents belonging to the us navy and its fifth fleet, which is based in bahrain. it released what a called a small sample of the documents. hackers

, the labor party, they will also have elections in the fall, regarding security issues, the positionhe same: support ukraine, strengthen nato and strengthen the european component, the speech of the british minister of defense, who elaborated on security guarantees great britain for ukraine, simply phenomenal. the same phrase sounded there i... i just sat down, great britain said, our union with ukraine is for 100 years, we will not leave ukraine, russia, you forget that great britain will leave ukraine, this is such a phrase, it is extremely expensive, great britain has always been, is and how much f16 is behind this phrase, i understand what you are talking about, myroslav, but on the other hand, we remember that the polish republic, the second for... commonwealth, had extremely powerful treaties with france and with the united kingdom, when we talk about 1939, yes, but aid was provided, but gradually the so-called strange war, and accordingly, now we understand that our european allies are demonstrating their readiness, but here the issue is so to speak in small things, well, if w

i'm perfectly willing to take your labor party. i'm perfectly willing to take some segments of our democratic party which have certainly advocated programs directed toward that objective. of course, in the practical political structure of democracies. and there's no question but what britain like the united states, is fundamentally a democracy in among the freest nations in the world, despite the growth of intervention in a democracy, you proceed slowly. you don't proceeded one fell swoop. if you take the societies which have ostensibly declared free equality as their basic goal, the societies like china and like russia, there's no question we all agree that those are terrible, tyrannical society. and so in a country like, britain and the united states, you have stopped very short of the objective. but there's no doubt what the objective of the parties has been. well, i think peter may want to come in here, and i should say that in this one, i shall take the opportunity to play a bit myself, because you're right squarely in my area

so lindsey hoyle is being accused of breaking precedent by allowing a labor party amendment to the motion which is put forward by the scottish national party. the decision was heavily criticized by s and p and conservative members of parliament for the in blackfoot is on s and p. m p. he explained what happened. we didn't walk the problem. we actually went into the voting lobby. so we could vote for the lieberman, but of course we never wants to be in that situation. you know, today was supposed to be a problem and being given the opportunity to help you vote on whether the should be 65, then guys. and i'll probably see it is across design of this upfront hundreds, thousands of positions that have written to them. asking that we support a ceasefire. 75 percent of the public of these items. what not to take place. and then what happens is that in the positions, you know, we get to a c o position days a year, effectively was hijacked by the liberal party because they came up with this proposition that allowed them to have a goals. and the purpose of that particular been the government part

i'm perfectly willing to take your labor party. i'm perfectly willing to take some segments of our democratic party which have certainly advocated programs directed toward that objective. of course, in the practical political structure of democracies. and there's no question but what britain like the united states, is fundamentally a democracy in among the freest nations in the world, despite the growth of intervention in a democracy, you proceed slowly. you don't proceeded one fell swoop. if you take the societies which have ostensibly declared free equality as their basic goal, the societies like china and like russia, there's no question we all agree that those are terrible, tyrannical society. and so in a country like, britain and the united states, you have stopped very short of the objective. but there's no doubt what the objective of the parties has been. well, i think peter may want to come in here, and i should say that in this one, i shall take the opportunity to play a bit myself, because you're right squarely in my area

there is vote happening uh wednesday here in london, alex, and finally the labor party. um, they haven't indicated whether or not they're going to vote for the amendment or rather it be um an abstention that they want. it was supposed to be the party of opposition, but they fell in line very quickly with the conservatives. just give me a fe'. feel of what that was like, realizing that there is no viable opposition here. it's um sad for some people, it's warring from overs, because obviously what we are witnessing which is happening right now, we just as human being we see the atrocities, so when people try to delay any action which need to be taken, it's is just... i don't, i'm just beyond, it's just beyond belief. yesterday, the prince of wales came out, he said there's a need for a cease fire in in gaza, because too many people. have been killed, so these are leaders, these are people have families who understand that every human being, whether it's in england or america or in gaza or anywhere, but we are all human beings and it's like is hidden everybody seeing what is

in the back of all that the federal labor party the left-leaning party took power eight months ago and they decide -- party will, wedge politics, let's introduce a change to the constitution where we create what we call a third chamber, a separate form a part of it. we ever house of representatives. we have senate and were going to create this third chamber and the chamber had veto powers over the houses that elected by the people. the only people that could be elected or appointed to the separate chamber of government were from one particular race. an indigenous australians. think about the values that we share come conservatorship across the globe, this is this bridge is one of our fundamental beliefs, , does it not? that we are all equal, all born equal to one vote went out into how is it one race can get more power over the other, all the other races? we've got a lot of people in australia just as you have. this proved very popular. the reason it was popular initially was because there's not an australian i live that doesn't want the better outcomes are some of our remote area and

here, the labor party has gone further and called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire for the firstor the fighting to stop, but he'd avoided using that specific phrase until now. and prince william has also spoken out. he says he wants to see an end to the fighting as soon as possible. next, it's not often we hear a footballer talk openly about the lowest point in their career, but luton's captain tom lockyer has been speaking to the bbc about how his heart literally stopped when he collapsed during a match before christmas. he says he's not given up on playing again. it'll depend what doctors tell him, but he says he's living a normal life and talking about it helps. time now for 10 seconds of glamour at london fashion week. and everyone from skepta to anna wintour has been in town to celebrate 40 years of the event, including the 0g supermodel naomi campbell, who'll wrap things up walking at burberry�*s closing show. you're all caught up now. see you. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, marc edwards. haaland the hero as manchester city bank their game in hand with a win over b

your experiences in 2019 chris when we were trying to organize a book launch in brighton at the labor party conference and it was shut down by people who obviously trying to to prevent the voices that were challenging the way in which anti-semitism was being. politicized, but in this instance obviously it's it's it's a different scenario in that in this instance it's challenging the genocide, it's challenging designist voices that are propelling this vile narrative, um, and and i think ultimately, you've got to applaud people who who very much are willing to say, i'm not prepared to do this, i'm prepared to stand up for my morality and my principles over and above the three times. the hourly income the you prepared to pay me in order to turn up at my job, i think, ultimately we should celebrate that and we should continue celebrating that across society when people uniting communities to stand up pression and as to say disgusting voices, yeah, particularly when people have been um disciplined for for taking a stand you now in support of palestinian and and critic criticizing designist entit

of the worst um labor, this is decision that is going to stay till the end of history with the labor party um so abstaining, protesting and but really the thing that's going to hurt them is abstaining from voting. um we'll see how that transpires come the general elections and before that of course the uh the uh bi-elections here and a quick question about unrua so national intelligence council that's a us entity uh report released just last week assess with low confidence that you know the handful of unro staffers had taken part in the uh october 7th operation launched by hamas that their question. discussing whether we should have withdrawn funds from anarwa was pointless, because just anarwa is a big organization, anarwa is the backbone of gazi, there's thousands of people that are employed in the gaz strip in anarwa, there's engineers, there's doctors, there's all sorts of people, it's impossible for one organization to keep track of its people, and there was an accusation that there's less than 10 people, eight people, i think they accused, so to begin with the idea that for example i

labor party despite his duty of impartiality. how do you false it as more from outside the british parliament, the increasing pressure, especially since in the last hour or so. the scottish national policy officially said as a policy is the 3rd largest policy and comment. it had no longer any confidence in lindsay oil. so lindsey oil to carry on in his position as speaker of the house, accusing him of pauses on politics in favor of labor. during the debates, he came to the house himself a little earlier in the day um and he apologized again for the decision making on wednesday. uh, but he said that it was out of concern for mt safety. he said he never wanted to pick up the phone and find that one of his friends on either side of the house had been murdered by terrorists to use his technology that that follows the beginning of an m. p. in 2021. it follows a number of death threats because a lot of m p 's had been talking about and part of his calculations. he was saying, uh, in his decision yesterday to allow the labor amendment t