m. drive, you know, given these conditions, how a palestinian families adapting to survive. the bigger questions really because uh, yeah, the, the found is how do we get this and why is it going business? not the 1st time that we face feminine uh, during the day of the month. oh uh, more in gaza and families. i kind of say the manage the cool was very difficult to goldman sachs conditions. but they managed to do something regarding the sole unlimited amount of home and the administrative amount of items which have fixed on your last so many. it shows that it was on the 1000000 impression and we wish that we will not reach this point. yes is very complicated to manage on such conditions. many of these days. yes, we have these 5 love the the positions are getting worse and worse. thank you so much for talking to us about this. thank you for your time mr. i'm josh. show our director of the palestinian and jose network now as israel is located of gaza continues, as you've heard that the us, as we've been reporting, has been holding directs talks with her moss. let's bring in you

political motive, if political motive, but if someone to drive a car a crowd of people, it is into'a'crowd of people, it is difficult mitigate an mt and then to draw and draw conclusions and hopefully to find some in order to find some solutions in order to find some solutions in order to decrease this risk, but nevertheless, there will be no complete, whatever, security such incidents. complete, whatever, security - such incidents.- z= 7 thomas koenig, thank professor thomas koenig, thank you very from the ”a ;; 7°7f , of mannheim, and 777 7 7 77o7f7ma7nnhei7m, and you find more reporting that can find more reporting on that story on the live page on the bbc website and app. the next stage of the uk's public covid inquiry is under during the pandemic. there'll be a focus on the so—called vip lane, or senior official. five years ago, as covid spread around the country, £15 billion was spent on masks, gowns and aprons. some of those deals, though, proved to be controversial. 10% of covid contracts went to firms with a link 50 witnesses will give evidence, including which fast tracked offers to supply ppe if they came with a recomm

m. c. for at least a month that he's been under pressure from various retailers, various importers saying, look, you're going to drive up prices, it's going to be a real problem for us. and of course, we know that dustin to don't quote the. busy street journal said it was the dumbest trade board in history that a number of companies that said, look, if you drive up prices, it could impact inflation. this is going to hit ordinary americans, and that's not what you wanted to do. it's not where you run on. remember, on tuesday, during his joint address to congress, donald trump said that the titles would mean that there would be some short term pain for american consumers. but they would understand and it would go away. well, it looks as if many people say, let's not do this if we don't have to do it. and the markets are responding as well . the stock market does significantly over the last couple of days. they're wanting to buy the unsafe and take as total comes. a policy keeps lock taken from one day to the next before he makes a decision. and so by doing this, he's certainly going to ease the initial claim. otherwise

m -- bob michele. a four month low as tariff policies way on the dictations. "it's been a drag on the dollar. the change in the fundamental driveeven more dramatic." jane joins us for more. we talked it with this hour. it takes time to internalize a shift this large on the continent. it would take months, maybe years. can you communicate from your standpoint how large a shift we are seeing from germany? jane: it is a significant shift but everybody in europe is aware that things take time to come into fruition. this is an issue for the people who have been behind euros aggressively this week. is this a sugar rush or will he actually have a -- will we actually have a determination of the timeframe to get the money from germany and the eu into the economy and defense sector? if there are disappointments in times of that timing, we could see 105 again quite quickly because we know there are hurdles. we know if the change in fiscal policy gets through germany, it is with the outgoing parliament. the new parliament after march 25 could have legal challenges to this. what about capacity? europe doesn't have huge capacity in terms of