lord cameron's lanauuae might wonder why. lord cameron's language is — might wonder why.almost _ might wonder why. lord cameron's language is almost unprecedented | language is almost unprecedented amount certainly in the last 20 years or so from a british foreign secretary, focusing very much on the israelis and specifically when it comes to aid. the facts on the ground are the reasons why. more than 18 children of reported to be dead from malnutrition, one in six children under the age of two is reported to be severely malnourished in parts of northern gaza, and there is a looming manager in crisis which is a looming manager in crisis which is on the verge of getting a lot worse. people in gaza are just dying from the effects of bombing and shelling but also from the effects of hunger and starvation and is an untenable situation. the focus is on the israelis to allow more aid in and on average about 100 trucks a day are getting in but it is not nearly enough to feed it nearly 300,000 people in northern gaza and the million or so in southern gaza. israelis have military

that was lord cameron speaking today. on _ that today. that was lord cameron speaking today.cameron speaking today. on a visit - that today. that was lord cameron speaking today. on a visit to - speaking today. on a visit to cyprus, the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, said they hope it was start by sunday. said they hope it was start by sunda . ., , said they hope it was start by sunda. ., , , . sunday. today, the republic of c rus, sunday. today, the republic of cyprus. the _ sunday. today, the republic of cyprus, the european - sunday. today, the republic of - cyprus, the european commission, the united arab emirates and the united states, of course supported by other critical partners, announced our incense to open the maritime corridor, to deliver much needed additional amounts of humanitarian assistance by c. we are launching this cyprus maritime corridor together. cyprus, the european union, united arab emirates and the united states, and it is your relentless work to get this corridor up relentless work to get this corridor up and running despite

will come back to that, i want to take you straight to berlin because lord cameron and his counterpart't worry, it hasn't escaped our attention that is not happening in english at the moment. so while we wait for a translation and wait for lord cameron to speak, we willjust leave that there will be moment. but we will come back to it. this is a press conference that is happening in berlin right now because angelina bear bock, who can see there, the german foreign minister, and the uk foreign minister, lord cameron, are speaking, updating the foreign media after the talks they have had today, strategic talks about defence cooperation and a couple of key topics on the agenda, they have been talking about ukraine and the need to support the ukrainian military with more weaponry and training, they are going to update us on the conversations about that and also the situation in gaza as well. we know they have been discussing the war in gaza and talking about in particular something which lord cameron has been speaking about in recent days. talks as well to... and israeli minister when he wa

breaking news, the foreign secretary lord cameron says alongside the us, a maritime corridor will be opened to deliver aid directly to gaza. president biden gives his state of the union address and makes an impassioned pitch for a second term whilst taking swipes at his rival donald trump. here's the simple truth. you can't love your country only when you win! cheering. the nigerian army is searching for gunmen who seized more than 280 schoolchildren. and coming up, it's international women's day — a time to reflect on the achievements of women and progress towards gender equality. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start with that breaking news. the foreign secretary lord cameron has announced the us, uk and partners will open a maritime corridor to deliver aid directly to gaza but he said he would continue to urge israel to allow more trucks into gaza is the fastest way to get aid to those who need it. his full tweet says people in gaza are in desperate humanitarian need, alongside the us, the uk and partners, we have announced we will open a maritime corridor to deliver aid directly to

after the call by lord cameron.ted the foreign ministry and the office of the prime minister but they had nothing to say and the prime minister's office referred us back to the army. we have to look at how israel has responded to its closest ally the us in the last few months, we have had president biden as far back as december criticising indiscriminate bombing and at the weekend he spoke about a disregard for the loss of innocent lives. israel has not changed the conduct of the war in response to those remarks and if it is not listening to the white house, there is less chance that it will listen to london. the foreign office said it wants accountability and transparency and amnesty international said today that ministers are being naive or disingenuous if they think that the israeli army can credibly investigate itself and critics would say, over the last five months, there have been 30,000 plus palestinians killed in gaza, the vast majority of whom are women and children, many killed in broad daylight, many crus

but biden looks weak today and lord cameron looks weak today~ _ today and lord cameron looks weak todayupport when we have gotten to a point of— support when we have gotten to a point of absolute desperation for 2 million _ point of absolute desperation for 2 million plus palestinians on the ground — million plus palestinians on the ground in— million plus palestinians on the ground in gaza, this is a serious problem — ground in gaza, this is a serious problem it— ground in gaza, this is a serious problem. it is the vulnerability for joe biden— problem. it is the vulnerability for joe biden in the election year as well, _ joe biden in the election year as well, not — joe biden in the election year as well, notjust the joe biden in the election year as well, not just the fact that he joe biden in the election year as well, notjust the fact that he is on the — well, notjust the fact that he is on the wrong site internationally, increasingly many people in his own party— increasingly many people in his own party are _ increasingly many people in his own party are getting fairly upset about

we foreign secretary lord cameron. let's take a listen.— foreign secretary lord cameron.ave been involved in _ let's take a listen. we have been involved in this _ let's take a listen. we have been involved in this maritime - let's take a listen. we have been involved in this maritime corridorj involved in this maritime corridor from _ involved in this maritime corridor from the — involved in this maritime corridor from the start, because what it will do is _ from the start, because what it will do is take _ from the start, because what it will do is take aid from cyprus in the mediterranean, and directly into gaze _ mediterranean, and directly into gaza. what we have been doing is helping _ gaza. what we have been doing is helping with the prescreening of aid, so — helping with the prescreening of aid, so you check it in cyprus, so it doesn't— aid, so you check it in cyprus, so it doesn't have to be rechecked when it doesn't have to be rechecked when it arrives _ it doesn't have to be rechecked when it arrives. that is important. we also _ it arrives. that is important.

you saw lord cameron raise his concerns.the people would hope. this is with the israel government.— israel government. the eu foreign affairs chief _ israel government. the eu foreign affairs chief was _ israel government. the eu foreign affairs chief was pretty _ israel government. the eu foreign affairs chief was pretty clear - israel government. the eu foreign affairs chief was pretty clear when | affairs chief was pretty clear when he was asked about this because he said it is down to the americans to use their leverage on things like weapons. we heard joe biden over the weekend refused to entertain any sort of going down that route. i don't disagree that should stop. i raise this back injanuary with the lord cameron. i don't think we have substantial arms exports to israel. i think we have legal obligations. people sometimes forget that you can support the right to self—defense entirely and want to see the threat of hamas ended and israel that has security for the long term. you can also believe the way in which they ar

the uk foreign secretary lord cameron says people are in desperate need. we need more aid to go in. in the last few_ we need more aid to go in. in the last few days, we have averaged about _ last few days, we have averaged about 120 — last few days, we have averaged about 120 trucks of aid going on. we need more _ about 120 trucks of aid going on. we need more like 500 a day, not 120. a need more like 500 a day, not 120. seven—year investigation finds that the british army's top ira spy probably cost more lives during the northern ireland troubles then he saved. it is a decade since an immolation airliner vanished. we would back at tonne of aviation�*s biggest mysteries. an international women's the is today. french president emanuel macron in signs in the french constitution the rate for women to have an abortion. —— french president emmanuel macron enshrines in the french constitution of the right for women to have an abortion. hello. welcome to verified live. the us says it willjoin uk and other allies to create a humanitarian sea corridor to provide aid to gaza. this maritime co

have lord cameron, and cameron said, you know, really very naughty, very naughty .same naughty, very naughty. the same lord cameron who was david cameron as prime minister, along with his chancellor of the exchequer, osborne , exchequer, george osborne, decided that we had a great new future with china. indeed even ianed future with china. indeed even invited the chinese president down to his local pub on a sunday lunchtime for a pint. but given this, given the hacking into individuals, given that 40 million people's data is now going to be in the hands of the chinese communists, what next? what do we actually do next? i'd love to hear from you . farage at love to hear from you. farage at gbnews.com what now? what on earth do we do? because it seems to me that we don't really have a policy. well, i'm joined by sir iain duncan smith, conservative member of parliament for chingford and woodford i'm also woodford green. and i'm also joined luke de pulford, joined by luke de pulford, executive of the executive director of the inter—parliamentary alliance on china . ian,

we have heard lord cameron, the uk.have heard lord cameron, the foreign secretary, pressing israel again to allow more aid into gaza. and the us has announced it will be involved in the construction of the spear to get it into gaza, but that is 60 or so days away from completion, and in the meantime they're telling israel they need to do more. —— the construction of this pier. here's pentagon spokesman patrick ryder. importantly, there will be no us forces on the ground in gaza. finally, in terms of timing, we are working to set this up as quickly as possible, but we expect it will take several weeks to plan and execute. once operational, the actual amount of aid delivered will depend on many variables and will likely scale over time. however, we expect that deliveries could provide more than 2 million meals to the citizens of gaza per day. that is the view from the us. those calls of course continue for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire, calls from the us, the uk and others, but those talks happening in cairo over th

foreign secretary lord cameron says people are in desperate need. we need more aid to go in. in the last few days, we've averaged about 120 trucks of aid going in. we need more like 500 a day, not 120. the nigerian army is searching for more than 280 children abducted from their school by gunmen. a seven—year investigation finds the british army's top ira spy probably cost more lives during the northern ireland troubles than he saved. and police in north yorkshire found an 11—year—old boy behind the wheel when they pulled over a bmw x5 towing a suspected stolen caravan along a highway. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. the un has been warning that gaza faces famine, and that children there are dying from hunger. it says there have been "overwhelming obstacles" when it comes to getting aid into the territory. in the past few hours, a potential breakthrough — the uk says it willjoin the us and other allies to create a maritime corridor to deliver essential aid directly to gaza. ajoin

the uk's foreign secretary lord cameron has criticised hong kong's new security law — but the authoritiesay new restrictions are neccessary to keep order. kensington palace confirms the footage taken in windsor over the weekend is of the princess of wales. and the name's bond, james bond — but who will play him? we look at the runners and riders in the race to become the next 007. we begin in sudan, with a conflict described as the war the world forgot. sudan, a predominantly muslim country, is situated in northeast africa. it is one of the continent's largest nations, but also one of the poorest — with 46 million people living on an average annual income of $750. fighting erupted in khartoum mid—april last year after two men who once took control of the country in a power sharing agreement fell out. general abdel—fattah al—burhan, the commander of the sudanese armed forces, is at odds with the head of the powerful paramilitary group rsf, general mohammed hamdan dagalo. within sudan also lies another humanitarian crisis. in the western region of darfur, where black african and arab commun

annalena baerbock was speaking at the end of a meeting with britain's foreign secretary lord cameron.e said he believed you achieve peace "by demonstrating that putin cannot win." his visit to berlin comes days after russian media published in ukraine itself, russian forces are advancing in the east, and many who live there are packing their belongings, and moving away. ukraine says its forces are holding on, but in the donetsk region, several villages have been captured after invading forces took the town of avdiivka and there are fears more settlements could follow. james waterhouse has been to meet families living just behind the frontline. eastern ukraine is being eroded. russian forces are approaching, taking village after village. and for the people living here, death or occupation feels imminent. valeriy and his grandson denys have taken up the offer of evacuation. their home in toretsk is in russia's sights. here, it's making its size and ammunition reserves count. ukrainian forces are going backwards. and with valeriy�*s town now constantly shelled, it's time to go. translati

at the highest level, we recently saw very high-profile visits by both the prime minister and lord cameronraine, the foreign minister, and this is an agreement that signed very let's say for the first time the security agreement, so on the one hand it is true, but on the other hand our embassies abroad must ensure uninterrupted work not only at this level, but also regarding, say, the celebration of important dates, as for example the second or 10th anniversary after the annexation of crimea and the 10th anniversary of the russian aggression, here the main events were organized by the united states embassy in great britain, let's say a concert... in support, so at a certain level this work is sagging, and it can be seen that there is no, well, let's say a leader in the embassy who would organize work with different categories. topics that need to be raised, for example, this is also the topic of russian assets, which are so necessary for ukraine, and the issue of, let's say, their confiscation, transfer to ukraine remains unresolved. please tell me, but knowing, so to speak, the political

studio: that is the german foreign minister talking alongside lord cameron, british foreign minister. you had there, a message of unity, questions being asked about the leaked call between high—level german military officials. they were refusing to be drawn on that but discussed conversations they have had today on ukraine, annalena baerbock talking about the need for humanitarian and economic reconstruction. david cameron sang potentially frozen assets as a result of sanctions, talking about the need to provide weaponry. they also discussed gaza, david cameron saying they were still urging all parties to make a ceasefire happen, humanitarian pause, one they hoped would not only be as temporary ceasefire but could turn into something longer lasting. annalena baerbock talking about the need for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and the release of hostages, talking about hamas and the fact they were still holding people, she said, make no mistake, these people we're dealing with are terrorists. she also spoke about israel's settlement policy and the fact you settlements were approved

in normal times, around 500 aid trucks each day would be making their way into gaza, and lord cameronthat in the last week or so, there was an average of around 120. so a still pressure from the international community to help those civilians inside gaza who are struggling at notjust for inside gaza who are struggling at not just for food and inside gaza who are struggling at notjust for food and water, but medical aid as well. and that is why we are seeing these various different routes, as we were seeing there, the aid drops that have been happening, other reports yesterday that five people were killed in the northern part of gaza that when one of those aid drops, you can see, when the parachute opened, pictures came out yesterday of one of those parachutes not opening properly. and of course the problem is the desperation, when people see that aid coming towards them, as we saw when the aid convoys, people moved towards them, actually trying to find a more sustainable way to get you aid into gaza. 0f find a more sustainable way to get you aid into gaza. of course, if you hear what

here's the british foreign secretary lord cameron: but this new idea from the of united states, whiched in building a temporary harbour in gaza, means that aid will be able to go directly from cyprus to gaza, but it's going to take time to build. so the crucial thing is today, the israelis must confirm that they'll open the port at ashdod, that is in israel, but that's a working port. it could take aid now that would increase the amount of aid. and that aid can then be driven into gaza. that would make a real difference. and we need to make a real difference right now. so how will this plan work? wyrie davies is injerusalem for us. it will be a trial run, we think, this weekend when this maritime corridor will take a boat from cyprus with some aid in it to the shores of gaza. now, there's no port in gaza. there's no visible structure to off—load any aid. so this is going to be probably a flat bottom boat or certainly a boat with a shallow draught. it probably won't be able to take that much aid, maybe a couple of containers worth of aid. we still don't know how it will be off—loaded b

britain has shown interest in this, lord cameron prior to this us announcement. is being brought under emphasis on the project as a way of hurrying aid into gaza and it comes after lord cameron, the foreign secretary, had said that israel's allies were losing patients. there has been calls for an increase in the flow of aid for weeks and there is a un warning of mass starvation in gaza. this looks like something that could be in place for the start of the holy month of ramadan. let's see what else president biden said in his state of the union address. he said the us is facing a greater threat to its freedom and democracy than any time since the 18605 when abraham lincoln was president. mr biden said he had inherited an economy on the brink after the turmoil of the covid pandemic but it was now the envy of the world. he repeatedly took swipes at donald trump, calling his recent remarks about nato unacceptable but never mentioning him by name, and it was those attacks on mr trump drew the biggest on capitol hill. we have the biggest on capitol hill. we have the st

annalena baerbock was speaking after talks with britain's foreign secretary lord cameron.ain and germany are two of the biggest contributors. we are playing our part but we both know we must ask ourselves

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lord cameron called the reports "very disturbing".nd reports that have come out from this hospital and we need to get to the bottom of what exactly happened and we need answers from the israelis about that. and when we have those, then it'll be easier to comment. david cameron speaking today. wyre davis has been looking at the evidence from nasser hospital. not for the first time in this war, israeli soldiers have been filmed standing over stripped and kneeling detainees in gaza. but these are medical staff, detained after the israeli army overran the nasser hospital in khan younis. most of them are still held captive. for weeks, the medics had witnessed israel's military advance closing in around their hospital. the fighting in khan younis was fierce. thousands of people who'd sought refuge in the grounds fled under gunfire. what should have been a place of safety was completely the opposite. one nurse was shot inside a hospital operating theatre through a window. another person shot at the main entrance. the hospital was under siege

he is lord cameron, giving his response to that report in the house of lords this afternoon. easier to comment. a spanish ship towing a barge loaded with 200 tonnes of desperately needed food supplies for palestinians in gaza has finally set sail from cyprus. the open arms left larnaca this morning on a journey which could take as long as two days. it's the first shipment along a new maritime corridor which it's hoped will bring increase aid supplies to the palestinians, especially those in the north. but future operations will depend on a floating pontoon which the americans will build on the gaza shoreline. the support ship, general frank s besson, set sail from a military base in the state of virginia on saturday. the pentagon has said it could take up to 60 days to build the pier with the help of 1,000 troops — none of whom would go ashore. charities have said those suffering in gaza cannot wait that long. let's speak to malcolm nance who is a former us naval intelligence officer. he knows a bit about how this will unfold. thank you for being with us and your patience as

the uk's foreign secretary lord cameron has criticised hong kong's new security law — but the authorities are neccessary to keep order. kensington palace confirms the footage taken in windsor over the weekend is of the princess of wales. and the name's bond, james bond — but who will play him? we look at the runners and riders in the race to become the next 007. we begin in sudan, with a conflict described as the war the world forgot. sudan, a predominantly muslim country, is situated in northeast africa. it is one of the continent's largest nations, but also one of the poorest — with 46 million people living

it from lord cameron, right the way down through border force and our public services.thoughts. farage at gb news dot com. well, joining me to debate this is ralphie bloom, member of the management board at the jewish representative council of greater manchester and region, ralphie, some will say , you know, that it's border say, you know, that it's border force's job to be tough , and force's job to be tough, and make sure that people coming in do so with good reason . do so with good reason. >> and i would agree with that, but in this instance , look, but in this instance, look, let's let's put it this way. the uk has as you've said, historically strong military security and trade ties with israel. there's visa free travel between the two countries. there should have been absolutely no reason for these two young men to have been stopped. their passports should have been stamped and they should have been through without any been let through without any question. was only when they question. it was only when they were asked were here, were asked why they were here, and

we know lord cameron spoke to israeli politicians recently, saying they must increase the flow of aidy to ensure that flow of aid increases. iam lewis legal duty to ensure that flow of aid increases. i am lewis born jones, mrs b seniors. —— i am lewis of vaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello. this afternoon's weather is looking dry for the bulk of the country. cloud will vary a lot though, from place to place. we have seen some mist and low cloud loiter across parts of the midlands, like here in shropshire. the best of the sunshine generally today is once again across western areas, although there are a few breaks in the cloud across the south, as well. sunny skies, then, across parts of highlands of scotland today. a lovely picture from the nairn area sent by weatherwatcher rothesay. thanks for that. there's a vanishingly small chance of catching a shower today across parts of england, and wales, for the vast majority of the country, just stays dry. keeping a lot of cloud, though, across eastern areas of scotland, eastern areas of england, with still some mist patches loitering throu

the uk foreign secretary lord cameron says people are in desperate need. we need more aid to go in.raged about 120 — last few days, we have averaged about 120 trucks of aid going on. we need more _ about 120 trucks of aid going on. we need more like 500 a day, not 120. a need more like 500 a day, not 120. seven—year investigation finds that the british army's top ira spy probably cost more lives during the northern ireland troubles then he saved. it is a decade since an immolation airliner vanished. we would back at tonne of aviation's biggest mysteries. an international women's the is today.

earlier, lord cameron had told parliament there was dreadful suffering in the territory and patiencehe situation is very bad because we've been pushing for this aid to get in. we've had a whole set of things we've asked the israelis to do, but i have to report to your lordship house that the amount of aid that got in in february was about half what got in injanuary. so patience needs to run very thin and a whole series of warnings need to be giving, starting, i hope, with the meeting i have with minister gantz when he visits the uk. judges in england and wales have agreed a plan to end the worst delays on rape cases coming to trial. a hundred and 81 trials that have been delayed more than two years, will now have to go before a jury by the end ofjuly. lord justice edis, thejudge in charge of the plan, says victims have been facing unacceptable delays. a study has found that attaching green flashing lights to fishing nets could help to save thousands of sea turtles each year in the mediterranean. a british company has developed the battery—powered devices, which are small and cheap to

destructive agenda at the moment... at the moment, europe is driven by london, yes, but david cameron, lord camerons already announced the fact that i am precisely against it, he is precisely against sending armed forces to ukraine, so even the british washed their hands of it, well, it is clear that they have british special forces participating in an unofficial format, but they refuse regular units, yes in principle, it’s especially important to even send nekor to the houthis enter the tenza, well, as an option, or at least cause problems for the british fleet, which is still in small numbers in the red sea. but we understand that he is a protégé of the kaczynski team of law and justice, well, the right wing of his party, it supports blocking the polish-ukrainian border so that ukrainian farmers do not supply any grain to the territory of poland, well, just like that like the confederation party, these are even more right-wing nationalists and partly situational allies of law and justice, so of course there is no one person inside poland, andrzej duda, i think he’s trying to sit on all the chairs

. >> the foreign secretary lord cameron was asked in the house of lords about the report and describedery disturbing. >> these are very disturbing pictures and reports from this hospital and we need to get to the bottom of what exactly happened. we need answers from the israelites about that and when we have those it will >> be easier to comment. >>the u.s. have also commented on the bbc report. matthew miller, a state department spokesperson was asked about the report during a briefing at whether the u.s. would raise the matter with the israeli government. >> we reported yesterday regarding medical staff from the nasser hospital in khan yunis. they interviewed three doctors, three members of the staff at that hospital have given detailed accounts of their detention by israeli authorities. they told the bbc they were humiliated, beaten, doused with cold water, forced to kneel i uncomfortable positions for hours. one was set upon by a dog. i am wondering, is that one of the specific cases you would raise with the israeli government? >> i have only seen the report. i don't know if we wou

the uk foreign secretary lord cameron has criticised the nuance —— new hong kong security law.gapore — this is bbc news. it's newsday. we begin in sudan, with a conflict described as the war the world forgot sudan, a predominantly muslim country situated in northeast africa. it is one of the continent's largest nations, but also one of the poorest — with a6 million people living on an average annual income of $750. fighting erupted in khartoum mid—april last year — the after two men, who once took control of the country in a power sharing agreement, fell out. general abdel—fattah al—burhan, the commander of the sudanese armed forces, is at odds with the head of the powerful paramilitary group rsf, general mohammed hamdan dagalowithin sudan, also lies another humanitarian crisis. in the western region of darfur, where black african and arab communities have long been at loggerheads,

britain�*s foreign secretary lord cameron has criticised hong kong�*s new security law, saying the impactssary for stability, introduces tough penalties, including life imprisonment for treason and insurrection. earlier i spoke to the bbc�*s martin yip in hong kong and asked him to explain more about this legislation. so this has tactically been stipulated in hong kong�*s meaning constitution to hong kong basic law and is in article 23. so it has always been called the article 23 legislation. the whole idea is to write in a whole piece of law locally to protect china�*s national security and interests. but hong kong has failed in 2003. and then we saw all those anti—government protests in between in 2014 and 2019 because of various issues. and beijing decided, as you might remember, to impose its own law in 2020, which isjust a partial one. so this time, the government took this initiative to finish what they insist is their constitutional responsibility to cover things like treason, sabotage, sedition, theft of state secrets and espionage. and the hong kong legislature, which is filled b

olivia, i hear, i hear one backbench tory mp accidentally called lord cameron , prime minister >> wellshie is absolutely the word for it. >> last night, lord cameron, essentially allowed this un resolution calling for a ceasefire to pass . 14 of the 15 ceasefire to pass. 14 of the 15 un countries voted for the ceasefire and the us abstained, meaning that it could pass if the us had vetoed it, then it would have been blocked. netanyahu is very angry with biden about this for allowing the resolution to pass, but britain actually voted with the resolution. so calling for a ceasefire, i mean, that does seem like a shift in uk policy. yes the uk has said that. it always has always said that it wants to be working towards a long term ceasefire in israel and gaza, a two sided ceasefire. but this un resolution seems to go a little bit further than that. and as you say, tom, there was a big backlash from conservative mps. four conservative mps. four conservative mps. four conservative mps have gone on the record saying that they are criticised david cameron directly for deserting the us and vot

the foreign secretary, lord cameron, was asked in the house of lords about this report and he described pictures and reports that have come out from this hospital and we need to get to the bottom what exactly happened and we need answers from the israelis about that. and when we have those, then it'll be easier to comment. the us have also commented on the bbc�*s report. matthew miller, state department spokesperson, was asked about the report during a briefing and whether the us would raise the matter with the israeli government. the bbc reported yesterday regarding some medical staff from the nasser hospital in khan younis. they've interviewed three doctors, or three members of the staff, at that hospital who have given detailed accounts of their detention by israeli authorities. they told the bbc they were humiliated, beaten, doused with cold water, forced to kneel in uncomfortable positions for hours, one was set upon by a dog. i'm wondering, is that one of the specific cases you would raise with the israeli government? i have only seen the report. i don't know if we've raised it, b

way to get aid into gaza is through israel and let's try and persuade the israelis and i know lord camerone uk foreign secretary, has been talking to the israelis about opening up a port in the north of gaza, a huge containment port, 30 or a0 minutes away from it crossing into gaza and that would be, the aid agencies in particular say it would be a much more practical way of getting aid into gaza. meanwhile that is not happening and there is a disagreement between the israelis and various agencies and there is no ceasefire, the maritime corridor is the favoured method of getting aid into gaza although it probably will not be enough. what are the israelis saying about the military campaign and the latest from there? interesting. the ceasefire that everybody had hoped would be in place this weekend has not happened. benjamin netanyahu reiterated his priority a couple of days ago at a military graduation ceremony saying israel would continue its military operation in southern gaza, not to do that would be to admit defeat despite the international pressure. mr netanyahu acknowledged the level

butjust to add that from the from the uk the foreign secretary lord cameron has also reacted, postingussia following the illegal holding of elections on ukrainian territory, lack of choice for and no independent osce monitoring. this is not what free and fair elections look like. francis, thank you very much. more reaction as and when we get it. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, as i said, also reacting, saying vladimir putin wanted to live forever. he posted his nightly video address. mr duszynski said russia's presidential election was an illegitimate imitation. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford who is in kyiv says that most ukrainians will find predictions of a landslide win for mr putin comical. i think people here willjust laugh at that, frankly. they will also say it underlines a difference these days between russia and ukraine which is a democracy versus a dictatorship. but of course, for ukraine this does have significance, even though people will be shrugging off the result to some extent. i think this does mean at least six more years of vladimir putin i

the foreign secretary lord cameron saying that the bbc report was very disturbing. in haiti with the mayhem on the ground with the humanitarian situation and the prime minister resigning today. one other story to bring you because we will show you these great pictures from the river severn as surface flock for a giant tidal wave —— surfers. we have got that all coming up. first we have got the weather forecast. hello there. good afternoon. well, it's been another wet start to the day with a band of heavy rain moving eastwards, particularly across england and wales. sodden ground here in herefordshire, although the rain has largely eased here. lots of low cloud, still some rather misty, murky conditions and for the rest of this week you'll notice that it is turning milder with more of a south—westerly wind. more rain to come, though. and here's the rainfall accumulation chart for the rest of the week. you can see for most of us, another 20 to 30 millimetres, but for some spots for northwest england and for western wales, as much as perhaps 70 to 80 millimetres of rai

house of lords because in the next few minutes were expecting to your questions and answers from lord cameroncted to start, as i say, in the next few moments. we know you'll be asked about gazza so as soon as that starts we will let you know. —— let me know we will be asked about gaza. the controversial influencer andrew tate and his brother tristan have been re arrested in romania, on an arrest warrant issued in the uk for alleged sexual offences. just an update that a warrant has been obtained and they are looking into allegations of rain and human trafficking against the social media influencer andrew tait. —— allegations of rape. —— andrew tate. they could face extradition to the uk, andrew tate and his brother kristan. —— they could face extradition to the uk, andrew tate and his brother tristan. the rate of unemployment in the uk rose to 3.9% in the three months to january. that's up from 3.8% from the previous three months. the new labour market figures, released by the office for national statistics, also showed that more than a fifth of 16 to 64 year olds in the uk were not actively

last week, the british foreign secretary lord cameron said that he was blaming israel directly for therary denials” were keeping food and other'■z humanitarian goods from getting into gaza.omething that mr. suln is discussing with mr. gallant right now? and how urgent is it that israel stop what the foreign secretary described as “arbitrary denials”? mr. kirby: yes, humanitarian assistance will be on the agenda in jake's meeting d, i that the defense minister will have. we need israeli support and facilitation of humanitarian assistance. they're a critical player in this. they have a real key r urge them to do more, to allow more humanitarian assistance in. >> and one last thing. you just now talked about how you weren't going to describe tripwires that would potentially stop the provision of defense assistance. mr. kirby: yeah. some of you call them red lines too. >> that's true. lines before. but the fact that you are not going to discuss them, should we infer that they now exist somewhere on some paper or some memo? mr. kirby: again, i appreciate the effort. and i understand where t

it comes after the foreign secretary, lord cameron, called for an urgent investigation into how mores they crowded round a convoy of supplies in northern gaza yesterday. the israeli army has acknowledged that its soldiers opened fire at one point, but says most of the deaths were caused by a crush, or lorries running people over. our special correspondent fergal keane, working with bbc verify, has been piecing together more details of what happened. his report contains some distressing images. although death is everywhere now in gaza, they had come thinking they would find aid to keep their families alive. then shots ripped through the night. people start to move. then ran to escape. in this section of the crowd, panic. as casualties streamed into local hospitals, the testimony of witnesses. translation: the situation was unimaginably crazy. - if aid is going to come to us in this way, we don't want it. the israelis say that at 4:40am, the convoy left from here under israeli tank escort and began to move towards the crowds waiting for food. the army supplied drone footage but there i

the foreign secretary, lord cameron, said today there was what he called "incredible unity" between alliescials about ukraine, which included details about uk operations. he was speaking on a visit to germany. jessica parker has more. an unverified tape released in russian state media, apparently of four german air force officials. it was a long day... one of the officers was staying in a hotel in singapore for an aviation show. you can hear him tell colleagues about how it's nearly midnight, it's been a long day. then the serious discussions begin. but the call, it now appears, had already been compromised. and they want to communicate... the conferencing app they used has end—to—end encryption. but this expert thinks the officer in singapore may have made the mistake of dialling in on his mobile. what an attacker can do is they set up an antenna of their own. so the phone connects to the attacker�*s antenna and the attackerjust forwards all the phone calls. but in the meantime, just notes down everything that's being said or transmitted through the phone. this is chancellor olaf scholz�*

the uk's foreign secretary lord cameron has criticised hong kong's tough new security law, saying itle there. authorities say the law is necessary for hong kong's stability. but critics fear it will further erode civil liberties. let's hear from the territory's chief executive. translation: we can effectively . uard translation: we can effectively guard against _ translation: we can effectively guard against revolution - translation: we can effectively guard against revolution and - guard against revolution and also those advocating hong kong independence. we will never be afraid of neutral destruction again. and vandalized properties endangering the lives of hong kong people from now on. hong kong people will never have to experience the pain that we've experienced before. critics of hong kong's government are worried about the impact of this law. article 23 — as it is known — that law already criminalises secession, subversion, terrorism and collusion with foreign forces in hong kong —the new one expands on that by targetting new offences like external interference and insurrection

in the last few moments we had a statement from the uk foreign secretary lord cameron on that change damage the rights and freedoms enjoyed in the city. it undermines their implementation of binding international obligations, and it goes on to say i urge the hong kong authorities to respect the rights and freedoms enshrined in the basic law and uphold its high degree of autonomy. we will have more on that story as we get it. this is bbc news. hello again. for most of you, the weather is cheering up quite nicely and the afternoon promises some decent spells of sunshine. so far, some of the best breaks in the cloud have been across wales with these sunny skies spotted earlier in north—west wales. but it's not the only place that's seeing sunshine today. northern ireland, scotland, northern england also seeing increasingly sunny skies. it's across east anglia and south—east england where we'll probably keep a lot of cloud. it's a mild day, 13 degrees for belfast and aberdeen, 15 or 16 in the mildest spots in england and wales. one or two isolated showers knocking around, yes, but for ma

earlier, the foreign secretary, lord cameron, said there must be an urgent investigation into how moreng of hamas has claimed that seven hostages who've been held in gaza have died as a result of israeli bombardment. the statement can not be independently verified.

let me show you the statement which has come from the foreign secretary lord cameron, saying...the latest statement from the british foreign secretary david cameron and he paid tribute to the many victims. we understand the death toll from the attack last night has climbed to 115. let's hearfor bbc monitoring'sjihadism specialist, mina al—lami. the so—called islamic state group has apparently claimed responsibility for that but there are many branches of it. what can you tell us?— you tell us? last night, the statement _ you tell us? last night, the statement was _ you tell us? last night, the statement was put - you tell us? last night, the statement was put out, - you tell us? last night, the statement was put out, it l you tell us? last night, the i statement was put out, it was you tell us? last night, the - statement was put out, it was very brief, it did not have many details, saying why they did the attack at this time against russia, it came from the so—called news agency of the islamic state, it said they carried out the attack, that there were soldiers of the islamic s

lord cameron said there are a series of bottlenecks that need addressing. that washington is moving past those, and will begin air dropping aid from us military aircraft john kirby has said they will try to find alternative routes into gaza and will begin these eight drops a very shortly. more than one. the first will be food, he said, and they have cleared what they are about to do with the israeli. so air drops will begin in the coming days. back with us tonight is oliver mcternan, director of forward thinking. he's worked in hostage negotiation for over 20 years. he's just back from dozens of meetings in the israeli parliament the knesset, he's been to the west bank, to jordan. he really does have his finger on the pulse of what is happening at the pulse of what is happening at the moment and in light of what was just reported there, the difficulty getting in and use tonight that seven hostages have been killed in the israeli bombardment, what did you ascertain from the israelis. regrettably but understandably i think is real and in particular in the pol

breaking news, the foreign secretary lord cameron says alongside the us, a maritime corridor will beitch for a second term whilst taking swipes at his rival donald trump. here's the simple truth. you can't love your country only when you win! cheering. the nigerian army is searching for gunmen who seized more than 280 schoolchildren. and coming up, it's international women's day — a time to reflect on the achievements of women and progress towards gender equality.