people in london, paris, istanbul and several other cities held protest rallies to go for an end to the israeli. and the mayor of london siddiq khan has broken ranks with this party's leadership to call for a ceasefire in gaza. khan also warned that a widpread israeli military escalation would only deepen the humanitarian disaster, adding that the regime does not have the right to break international law. welcome to this edition of gaza under attack, my name is amina taylor, coming you from the british capital, the death toll from the genecidal attacks on gaza have topped 7,000, the majority martered are civilians women, children, the disabled and other vulnerable members of gazan society. at the time of recording this program, a ceasefire has yet to be agreed, as a global blame game reaches week three, the international community is showing it cannot even do the bare minimum to protect the lives of palestinians. now let's bring you up to speed with where things are so far. gaza is now on the brink of one of the largest humanitarian disasters the globe has ever seen as during death toll grows as aid supplies dwindle of hospitals,

london mayor sadiq khan. take a listen. 230 days' time, he can do whatever he likes. it's true because i will be sitting at my desk in citylabour! �* , labour! laughter never _ labour! laughter never labour! - labour! laughter never labour! but| labour! laughter - never labour! but your first female london mayor. thank you, everybody. turkey says it's conducted air strikes on bases of the kurdish rebel group, the pkk, in northern iraq in response to an attack near the parliament in ankara. a suicide bomber blew himself up outside the national police headquarters, hours before the parliament reopened for a new session. a second attacker was killed by the police. two policemen were injured. the pkk said the bombing was carried out by a group linked to them. it was the first bomb attack in the turkish capital since 2016. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the family of the girl who died — when her school coach overturned on the motorway — have paid tribue to her today saying she was "warm—hearted and wonderful". 15—year—old jessica baker was killed with driver

london. khan has banned wimbledon adverts on the underground, why? because photos of strawberries and cream breach health advertising rules set by city hall.t include a sandwich with a bag of crisps at a time when families are concerned about the cost of living. keir starmer says that wales is the blueprint for what labour can do in england. but their record on health makes for grim reading. as a result of labour's short—term thinking, patients in wales are twice as likely to be waiting for treatment than in england. no wonder that the number of patients in wales escaping to seek treatment in england has increased by 40% in two years. so the next time you hear labour telling people they have easy answers to the challenges the whole system faces, remind them that labour is letting people down in wales. applause. conference, it's only by taking on those who resist change that we can make sure the nhs is there for us and our loved ones in the future. so let's stand up to militant bma leadership that does not accept the need for reform. let's challenge the ideologues who silenced the voice of women, and let's be very clear that we will not tak

london mayor sadiq khan. take a listen. in 213 days' time he can do whatever he likes. it's true because i will be sitting at my desk in city not labour! never labour! your first female london mayor. thank you, everybody! let's get some of the day's other news now from around the world. an iraqi government investigation into a fire that killed more than 100 people at a wedding last week has blamed gross negligence and a lack of safety measures. iraq's interior minister abdul amir al—shammari told a news conference that 900 people had been allowed into the venue, which was designed for less than half that number. he confirmed the disaster was accidental. the afghan embassy in new delhi has ceased its operations with effect from today due to an alleged lack of support from the indian government and a reduction in its personnel and resources. in a statement released on the social media platform x the embassy further said its failure to meet the expectations in serving afghanistan's interests was another reason for stopping operations. in australia, sydney temperature records are smashed for the start of october. the temperatur

>> well, we already live in a city with cameras on every street corner. it's called london. thanks to sadiq khan's one of his cameras, nick terrorists? then might actually like then people might actually like them. a of crowbar them. isn't it a way of crowbar in that, didn't you? >> the point is, you can't >> but the point is, you can't even drive the block in a even drive around the block in a diesel nick. diesel van without getting nick. >> khalife can wander >> but daniel khalife can wander around london for four days. that's point. yeah. and i've that's my point. yeah. and i've been surveillance been writing about surveillance culture qualified been writing about surveillance cu|a|re qualified been writing about surveillance cu|a journalist qualified been writing about surveillance cu|a journalist in qualified been writing about surveillance cu|a journalist in 1995. lified been writing about surveillance cu|a journalist in 1995. always as a journalist in 1995. always been watched by been against being watched by big but i think society big brother, but i think society has changed for the worse

london mayor sadiq khan. take a listen. in 213 days' time he can do whatever he likes. it's true because i will be sitting at my desk in cityy desk in city hall as yourfirst female labour, no! not labour! never labour! yourfirst female london mayor. thank you, everybody! to the us now, where hardline republicans in congress say they'll try to oust the house speaker kevin mccarthy, after he backed a last—minute deal to avert a us government shutdown. the rare show of bipartisan unity late on saturday will keep federal bodies open for a further 45 days. the rare show of bipartisan unity late on saturday will keep federal bodies open for a further forty—five days. but not everyone is happy. in interview on abc news, republican hardliner matt gaetz said he will be "relentless" in moving to oust speaker mccarthy over the shutdown deal. take a listen. injanuary, kevin in january, kevin had injanuary, kevin had agreed to a certain_ injanuary, kevin had agreed to a certain guardrails on spending and he to— certain guardrails on spending and he to agree to a process that would allow_ he to agree to a process that would allow us _ he

city hall as your first female labour... no, not labour! never labour! yourfirst female london mayor. and just to confirm conservative susan hall will stand against labour london mayor sadiq khanl bearings, deep underneath the bridge were found to need replacing. traffic can once again use the bridge from this morning but it will be a few days before the scaffolding comes down. let's take a look at the tube board now. metropolitan line, no service between chalfont & latimer and chesham due to a person on the track. now onto the weather with sara. morning. another really mild start across london and the southeast this morning, again temperatures in the mid—teens to start. an awful lot of cloud which we saw yesterday of course and then through the day today that cloud is going to thicken even more bringing light and patchy showers this morning. heavier ones this afternoon and evening, they could be thundery. there could be some breaks in the cloud, it will still be quite warm as well. overnight tonight we're going to start to see that whole system trying to pull away off towards the south and east, so some clearance developing eventually from the north and west. consequently it'

khan. >> i suspect many londoners would like a ceasefire from the relentless knife crime in his city.talk of ceasefire is effectively asking israel to be a sitting duck to terror. a ceasefire is snake oil language. it's double speak for israel. suckit it's double speak for israel. suck it up. if you thought october the seventh was bad, you don't think hamas a planning worse. they have only one objective genocide . and in the objective genocide. and in the face of this rebadged ism, you'll continue to see starmer and his party tie themselves in knots over this important issue. this is off the back of the labour supporting unions , labour supporting unions, furious with starmer's push for net zero, which they believe will harm industry . see labour will harm industry. see labour is split on woke issues too, having seen what happened to nicola sturgeon in scotland , nicola sturgeon in scotland, starmer wants to limit people's ability to self id their agenda. that means deciding from one day to the next that you're now a woman rather a bloke . a woman rather than a bloke. a sensitive and

sadiq khan recent polling suggesting sadiq is in danger of sadiq khan is in danger of losing london. london is an incredibly labour city will happen. i think he'll find a way of winning. >> i don't think there's a credible enough alternative to him of the tory him in terms of the tory candidate seems be candidate who seems to be getting herself in all sorts of hot water. >> well, mean. >> yes, well, i mean. >> yes, well, i mean. >> well, think she said some >> well, i think she said some quite sensible things, but but i think she's i mean, i think she will struggle to beat sadiq khan. you know, polling khan. but you know, polling has shown a real, real shown that ulez is a real, real killer for labour for and and the government could stop it . the government could stop it. >> have the right to >> yeah. they have the right to stop it, they're not stop it, but they're not stopping and why not? why stopping it. and why not? why not? they how unpopular it not? they know how unpopular it is. know how much people is. they know how much people can't it affects can't they know how it affects the poorest people in london. you k

khan's london anymore. >> i mean, look, think >> i mean, look, i think one random driver isn't random tube driver isn't reflective the or of reflective of the mayor or of the city, you know, reem, i'm sure lots of people were cheering you in all were cheering you on in that all of terrorists. i suspect of them terrorists. i suspect you what? it is incredibly you know what? it is incredibly naive for a protester in london was a terrorist . no, but the was a terrorist. no, but the people would supporting the people would be supporting the right to shout jihad people would be supporting the right to shoutjihad and ban right to shoutjihad and to ban the state of israel and to insult existence of jews. insult the existence of jews. those the people you're those are the people that you're supporting. and thing supporting. and the thing is, you to recognise that you don't seem to recognise that there form of there is no perfect form of freedom. there is no pure freedom. there is no pure freedom. you have to manage it. so the reason that somebody couldn't stand in the street and shout racist abuse at albee, that wouldn't be acceptable because that would take away his f

city. >> khan calls for an immediate ceasefire with labour. manchester mayor andy burnham and scottish labour leader anas sannar backing the london mayor, letting in labour run rip over this conflict . rip over this conflict. >> and after a three day manhunt, the mass shooter suspected of killing 18 people in the us state of maine has now been found himself dead . but at been found himself dead. but at exactly 630, it's time to go through all the latest sports news. here's aidan lowe. good morning . morning. >> good to see you both. >> good to see you both. >> we see you. is it a big lots of things going on. >> it is spurs, sir. >> it is spurs, sir. >> yeah, spurs. look, they went five points clear last night. a tough trip up against crystal palace selhurst park. always palace at selhurst park. always difficult. i was actually at tottenham night tottenham on monday night against they were against fulham and they were efficient. they ruthless. efficient. they were ruthless. the not really the tottenham, we've not really seen the last few seen that much in the last few years. a little bit years. they've been a little bit erratic. bit, yeah. and e

mayor london city khan breaks a ranks with the party's leadership and calls for receice firing gaza. khan also warned white spread is really military escalation, only deepen the humanitarian disaster, there adding regime does not have the right to break international law. in september 1978, us president carter, really concerned about decent security in the world, invited the two sides of major conflict to a meeting. his guests were anwardat, president of egypt and for fighter and prime minister of israel begin. after 30 years of fruitless arab israeli wars, both sides preferred to talk secretly about the conflict for few days. the secret needed a comfortable place and it was situated in washington northwest road top of the forested hills. it was camp david, the country retreat to president of the united states.

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trip. people in london, paris, coolompour, istanbul, and several other cities help protest rallies to call for end to the israely bloodshed in gaza, and the mayor of london siddiq khan has broken ranks with his parties leadership to call for seasfire in gaza. khan also warned that a widespread israeli military escalation would only deepen the humanitarian disaster, as in that the regime does not have the right to break international law. if there was ever cause that united people around the world, the palestinian cause has just done that, israel's war on gaza, eyes of the world to israeli atrocities against palestinians and of course the us a lot support, and now it's time that the world realizes how israel has strangled the palestinian economy on the day. basis including that of gaza, this is well its own economy is now tanking. hi, i'm welcome to economic privide. some of the highlights this program, the israel occupation, gaza, and spank economies are controlled, water, electricity, natural resources, including in that, and that's prevented palestinian economic advancements. next, we take a look at israel control, another one of the highlights, which is large in

people in london, paris, istanbul, and several other cities held protest rallies to call for an end to the israely bloodshed in gaza. and the mayor of london, saddiq khan has broken ranks with his party's leadership to call for sease fire in gaza. khan also own that a white spread israeli military escalation will only deepen the humanitarian disaster, adding the regime does not have the right to break international law. hello, welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. jewish prisoners had their arms touched by the nazis in the 1940s, so they could be identified. in gaza, 2023, parents write on their own kids legs, so they can be identified in case they're killed by the zinness, the parents say that at least the kids can be buried in marked graves, as opposed to unmarked ones. they write their names to let the world know who they were, and for their kids not to be just the statistic, the... human beings with stories, with families and dreams that may never be attained, bombs are dropping on their heads, phosphorus and other incenderary bombs are being used.

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