matthew, we keep >> yeah. matthew, we keep heanng >> yeah.thew, we keep hearing the labour party bleating on about making difficult decisions. now in politics, i don't think there are any difficult decisions. they're the right decisions and the wrong decisions. if you make the wrong decisions. if you make the right decision, it shouldn't be that difficult. the people that are going to make have to make difficult decisions are the pensioners. this winter, i believe, is going have to choose. you know, the labour was pretty quick to keep saying people are choosing between heating and eating and they've lizzie, look, we've seen this new labour government come in. they've been in, what, eight, nine, ten weeks i think so far. obviously we've had 4 or 5 weeks off through the summer. we're back on recess again. some people may say they're making a bit of a hash of things in the first few weeks, but what's it going to look like? what's the political landscape going to look like in 4 or 5 years time? >> i am really worried because for me, before the el

matthew, we keep >> yeah. matthew, we keep heanng >> yeah.thew, we keep hearing the labour party bleating on about making difficult decisions. now in politics, i don't think there are any difficult decisions. they're the right decisions and the wrong decisions. if you make the wrong decisions. if you make the right decision, it shouldn't be that difficult. the people that are going to make have to make difficult decisions are the pensioners. this winter, i believe, is going have to choose. you know, the labour was pretty quick to keep saying people are choosing between heating and eating and they've actually done some, done something which is going to make pensioners do exactly that. >> so lee, i think the reason that you think there are only right and wrong decisions and there aren't any difficult decisions in politics is because you're not in government and you're not in government and you're not in government and you're not going to be in government because reform only got five mps at the last election. but let's deal with this government

matthew: what matters. we have done our best to get where we are by doing our vocation well, by doing things right, by not screwing people over along the way. we feel like we have earned our position and not rely on that but also never be afraid of that, to own that. there is no pressure for them to follow in her footsteps except our character. that is the steps that are nonnegotiable in our family, whatever they want to do. time in australia. gov. cox: you have to read the book. the ride from the airport is one of my favorite parts of the book. matthew: is a wonderful nightmare. black comedy. like most young men and women you graduate high school, i did not know what i wanted to do. my grades were good, i got into most of the schools i wanted, not all of them. my mom had the idea to be an exchange student with sweden and australia. australia speaks english. and at the time i thought and l mcpherson may be on the beach. i got through the rotary club and i went. that year was the most important year of my li

anyway. >> matthew , matthew, there's >> matthew, matthew, there's a really, really important question the heart of this. the prime minister has immense influence. what is lord ali getting in return? what is he getting in return? what is he getting in return? nothing. >> he's i mean, he's been emma. he's been a he's been a labour supporter for 30 years. he's very actively involved at all levels of the labour party, for example. you know, he's very close to an mp called sean mcdonough. he is fully declared. he was very why was he giving when her sister was dying? who was the former general secretary of the party? he's he's a friend in every sense of the labour party. and he wants the labour party. and he wants the labour party to succeed as a former tv executive. why matthew? >> why does he have access still, even though the pass has been revoked, why does he still have access to number 10? why is he throwing a birthday party for bridget phillipson? what is going on here? why is he getting offended? bridget in the domestic affairs of someone's clothing, someone's glasses, their domestic

it was not a — decision yet, matthew. it was not a to— decision yet, matthew. to do that today, but they will rule in the future about this issue.— they will rule in the future about this issue. now, this case of course, _ about this issue. now, this case of course, he - about this issue. now, this case of course, he is - about this issue. now, this case of course, he is trying about this issue. now, this i case of course, he is trying to overturn that $5 million jury verdict, but there was than other verdict, a different jury, the ordered donald trump to pay ejean carroll $83 million for having defamed her and damaging her reputation in june 2019. now that's different, but it's interesting listening to donald trump there in that news conference, extraordinarily there he is again repeating that libel that is all a hoax. it again repeating that libel that is all a hoax.— is all a hoax. it really is extraordinary, - is all a hoax. it really is| extraordinary, matthew, is all a hoax. it really is - extraordinary, matthew, because if you _ extraordinary, matthew, b

what happened to matthew perry?ing investigators to a dark hollywood underground where they say doctors and dealers worked hand in hand to exploit the beloved actor's decades long battle with substance abuse. here's abc's matt gutman >> it is very odd to live in a world where if you died, it would shock people. but surprise no one requesting two additional units and a supervisor respond to lucille drive. >> a mystery unravels after a beloved actor, matthew perry, was found dead. >> we're learning more about perry's final hours, known around the world as chandler bing on friends. >> i'm chandler. i make jokes when i'm uncomfortable. >> but in one of his last interviews ever, he told diane sawyer about the substance abuse disorder that would hold him in its grasp until the very end. >> how will we know when you're in trouble and you're not okay? >> if i say, i'm just going to chill alone at home tonight? >> struggling with drugs, alcohol and ultimately in his final moments, ketamine. a powerful drug sometimes legally

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we were in the haifa area _ matthew. we were in the haifa area for— matthew. day. we spent — area for much of the day. we spent the _ area for much of the day. we spent the night in a kibbutz tast— spent the night in a kibbutz last night, and everywhere across _ last night, and everywhere across the north it's the same picture — across the north it's the same picture. regular sirens, regular— picture. regular sirens, regular alerts. you look up in the sky, _ regular alerts. you look up in the sky, you see the streaks of israel's — the sky, you see the streaks of israel's iron dome interceptor missiles — israel's iron dome interceptor missiles racing up into the sky and intercepting incoming hezbollah rockets, that happened in the haifa area released a couple of times where _ released a couple of times where we were there, we were in a shopping — where we were there, we were in a shopping mall at some point in the — a shopping mall at some point in the windows rattled, people ran for— in the windows rattled, people ran for the shelter, some peppie _ ran for the

matthew? canvassing on the day of the election and on the night of the election, when the exit poll came out, was quite literally in tears. i was in an election party and i went home early because she was my wife was in tears because she cared that much about it. listen, i think it's perfectly possible to have romance across political boundaries. i'm not sure that i could be married to someone who votes reform uk, though. >> i just thought, oh, that's just, i just, i just don't know why we've become so polarised in this day. >> and age, where there's the far left and the far right, and people can't be in a relationship if one is a labour voter and another one is a reform, well, what would you say to a girl that said the same as i just said about i wouldn't to a girl that said the same as ijust said about i wouldn't i i just said about i wouldn't i wouldn't date someone. >> would you marry someone who voted labour? >> the thing is, as long as there is love, look, there's many different. there's

yes, matthew. lebanon's foreign - matthew.ing all week and really warning that the existence of his country is at stake here and originally, when he reacted to, kind of america's efforts and president biden's comments, he said that he did not feel the us was going far enough to and the instability in lebanon but he says that the united states is the only country that has enough leverage to stop it and everyone is looking towards the united states but matthew, there is real pessimism that there is real pessimism that there is real pessimism that there is going to be a solution reached here because when you see just how much effort went into trying to secure that statement to propose the 21 days cease—fire and to see the israeli government's reaction, pouring cold water on that latest us effort, the us then coming back and suggesting that they would not have even put they would not have even put the idea out if they didn't feel they had secured an agreement from the israeli government. it is been a real embarrassment to us diplo

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you're exactly right, matthew. he started in after the january 6th events with the domestic extreme isn't the right it, did it ever occurred to these people that when you start talking in those terms, you are condemning or is it streams something to go by the account approximating staff is american. people right, it is, this is unity. the, the, you know, duration was all about unity, unity. he had no intention of doing that and i would add once more, no capacity to, to bring americans together. well tyler, i mean it, tyler, i mean, in, in that same vein here, we saw how the justice system had been weaponized. that is really and that's why i mean, you know, outside of the foreign policy blunders which we'll have to deal with for decades. i had but you know, the weapon ization of the judicial process is also a legacy that is hard to, to, to push back from go ahead. tyler joe biden has always been a demagogue. he was one of the 1st to come out. and if you look at his speech and 1987 to the end of the a, c p where he c

. >> investigators looking into the death of matthew perry say they have uncovered a squad of doctors and dealers who teamed up to exploit his struggle with substance abuse. that includes getting perry to spend nearly $60,000 for ketamine during the last month of his life. this morning, new details about the alleged leaders of a drug ring linked by police to the death of actor matthew perry. investigators say the friends star was blocked from getting prescriptions for ketamine, so instead he obtained the drug with the help of his personal assistant and multiple doctors. >> as matthew perry's ketamine addiction grew. he wanted more, and he wanted it faster and cheaper. >> perry allegedly turned to doctor steven plasencia and jasmine sangha, the so-called ketamine queen of los angeles. both are now charged in the actor's death. >> my client never met matthew perry has nothing to do with matthew perry. >> according to the indictment, police found a drug selling emporium at singha's home where she allegedly distributed drugs and now police believe they've uncovered another of her alleged

matthew eric in montreal. he's a senior fellow with the american university in moscow and director of the rising tide foundation of canada. in bellingham, we have patrick lawrence. he is, i call them as an author of journalist and their shadows. and in denver we crossed to tyler nixon. he is an attorney and political strategist, gentleman across black roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want . and i would appreciate patrick, let me go to you 1st because you actually inspired this program with your article, the wreckage biding leaves behind when she can find the consortium news dot com. you write a lightweight. when it came to talk, it came to time to prove himself as a statesman and a leader. the white house has simply defeated him. what do you mean by that? uh, it's one same peter to uh, to uh, as we say in an american english role logs to the senate for 30 years. and so for us, right. but the white house there's, there's no hiding in the white house and he just was not the old phrase. he

and of course , matthew laza former course, matthew laza former labour adviser.. thanks to have your company. let's start with you, allison, if we could. so the tories were always portrayed as the avaricious, grasping, mean types. are we seeing a new era? certainly the biscuit tin is empty. still blaming the conservatives, of course. but are we about to see a real meanness from the labour party? >> well, labour always said austerity. it's a choice, isn't it? it's a choice. and now we're seeing labour in government and they're making choices because certainly taking the winter fuel allowance away from 10 million pensioners is a choice . and the pensioners is a choice. and the fact is, martin, is that these are not super wealthy, comfortable pensioners. the cut off point is the pension credits limit and that is people earning about £12,600 a year could be losing this winter. fuel allowance. and as you said in your introduction, they're happily giving 11.6 billion in overseas climate aid. i mean, that's just basically code for, you know, dictators in central african

matthew, thank you so much. that was journalist and meteorologist. matthew could put she thank you. now to the middle east and israel has launched more airstrikes into 11 on after allies, including the u. s. and e. you called for a temporary cease fire. the proposed 21 day true, so long as the israel level in border 6 to halt aerial bombardment. that have claimed more than 600 lives this week. israel says it's carried out precision strikes against has pulled out militants. earlier we asked journal is karim l. glory and be rude? if has paula has reacted to the proposed temporary seatbar. so didn't know there is no, no official answer from his wallet to this proposal, but it is, it was already rejected from these really sites. i think the hosting right now is that of the tv, but i think it's safe to say that since the one that would be probably most of this is paula is of course the truth devising. it's a tax on was this right? if i was saying that we want to build up pressure, so that is really offensive. that causes true is going to it's so if they would no agreed to the end of the

the wonderful husband and father to matthew, alexandra and our own will reeve.ocumentary, superman the christopher reeve story takes us inside their life together before and after the catastrophic injury that left him paralyzed. here's abc's diane sawyer. reporter tonight, a superhero streaking across the sky. >> for almost ten years, christopher reeve embodied superman. the mythic american champion of justice. an actor so gifted, it's no surprise that in real life, there was nothing he couldn't do. he was an airplane pilot, an expert sailor, a diver. ice hockey. soccer. and by the way, he was also a juilliard trained pianist who would lead the family sing alongs. that's little will at the piano. will matthew remembering those happy days, even if they weren't exactly the von trapps? okay, now i'm going to play. okay. the von trapps. >> the von trapps? >> no. >> what did you play? the bassoon. all day. why >> the happy days that always seem endless. until the day that changes everything. almost 30 years ago, 42 year old christopher reeve, a champion horseback rid

she has more on the phone for us, matthew at. hi there. people of bracing for this hurricane tell us exactly what's expected from our can friends and, and how dangerous could it be? as yeah, most definitely. so right now i'm a little bit south west of new orleans, which is a very big city with several 1000000 people. and they're bracing for wind over about a 12230 kilometers per hour. this storm was expected to weaken because withdrawing and dry air instead its strength. and at the last minute its structure improved. and now i have my location failed when the city has been waiting. gusting over 13140 kilometers per hour. and that same walter ring, a furious wind the towards the middle of the storm is working north towards new orleans. power is out across the area, streets are flooded, the water is rising above roadways because and this part of louisiana near the by yourself and the city at sea level is basically at the level of where people's homes are. mostly ground is only about 2 meters about the level and you said, you know, up to 3 me

well, it depends, matthew. _ correct? well, it depends, matthew, and _ correct?ty is and what the threshold for poverty is. and you can just buy the government was that figure or you can justify some of these other figures which have been used. now, the government is trying to increase the take—up of pension credit. so this blue bar should shrink but it estimates there were probably only increase this read part will only increase by around 5%. that would still leave around 700,000 people still not receiving it. it is worth saying that, if they did get all the 800 people who are eligible for pension credit to take it up that would cost the treasury around £2 billion of it would offset the impact of the cuts to winter fuel payments in terms of the benefit to the treasury. it is also worth saying that the government has set up a scheme, a household support scheme of around £400 million which supposed to be to help low income pensioners who face losing some of this money and it is also worth saying that it won't only be low income pensioners who use it may clue some

matthew, you are riuht. seeing now. matthew, you are riht. it seeing now. seen that started with those exploding pagers and venn walkie—talkies that belong to members of hezbollah. an attack which seemed to come out of nowhere and which israel never claimed responsibility for. israel has the capability, they have the technology, they have a motive to do something like that. so it's widely accepted that. so it's widely accepted that israel was behind that. then we saw, of course, these air strikes which began and have continued in scale and intensity over the last few days. that's why we've seen tens of thousands of people fleeing the south of lebanon and fleeing the back car valley in the east as well. you know, people have been wondering what's next, questioning whether there will be a further escalation, questioning whether that cease—fire that was being talked about at the un, one which israel and the us had been involved behind the scenes. they'd been discussing it, discussing the possibility of a 21 day cease—fire, so the two sides could try and de—esc

my client never met matthew perry has nothing to do with matthew perry.ccording to the indictment, police found a drug selling emporium at singha's home where she allegedly distributed drugs and now police believe they've uncovered another of her alleged victims. >> growing up, he was very sweet. he had lots of close friendships and, you know, he also liked to have a good time. >> cody mclaury died of an overdose after allegedly buying drugs from singha. his family telling abc's matt gutman they found text messages where cody and singha discussed pricing. >> is it possible that cody mclaury's death would never have been investigated, had it not been for matthew perry's death? >> it certainly possible, but i will say that we investigate the deaths of many people who are not celebrities. we want to hold drug dealers accountable for the deaths they cause. >> seung-hi and plasencia have pleaded not guilty, and you can see more of matt gutman's exclusive interview on impact by nightline that is streaming now on hulu. >> hurricane francine is no more, but it's

matthew right. matthew. harry operation. bring him back from the cold. his mates are trying to get this organised. what's your. >> i mean, maybe this is irrational, but i've always rather liked prince harry redhead thing. well, people used to say he looked a bit like me. i'm older than him. i see myself age as he aged. he's losing a bit of hair. i'm going white, but we're both ginger. i think the interesting thing about i always think it's quite funny listening to serious people talk seriously about the royals, because it's not that serious, a lot of it. but actually i think where i'm fascinated by them is that it shows we can sort of see a bit of ourselves as a society and as individuals in their stories writ large. it's the same sort of principle as shakespearean tragedies and greek tragedies in the collapse of the king, or in the collapse of the king, or in the collapse of the king, or in the collapse of the tyrant, we see ourselves reflected back. and i think what's really interesting , if what's really interesting, if the rumours are to be believed

matthew, what is the latest about helene? well, the good news lead is no longer tropical storm or hurricane it is post tropical meaning it's fully lots of tropical characteristics that said part of the process for doing so. it's just unloading all it's tropical moisture. so we've seen more than half a meter of rain phone portion of the carolinas, and it's southern appalachians, the mountains helping to focus all that drop the moisture getting prolific downforce. and unfortunately, so far, 46 people confirm dead. many of those deaths due to flooding at the coast. we have confirmation that 85 meters storm surge did in fact occur near interests, north of keaton, beach, destiny, painted. that's rather in the big bend of florida. and winds likely guessing over about, i'd say, a 120 kilometers per hour, or rather a 170 kilometers per hour with the time. i'm sorry, i mentioned for some periods, suffice to say it's been a very long couple of days. and fortunately, this area is pretty much done that said the clean up process is just b

matthew could put you, matthew. what is the latest on the storm? or? yeah, so the good news, the system right now is no longer hurricane no longer trop. the storm, it is an extra tropical meaning it's lots of tropical characteristics that said, it is still a huge level of moisture producing prolific floating parts of the carolinas. with upwards of half a meter rain falling into mountains, communities leading to havoc and destruction at the coastline in florida, we are still in search of roughly 3 to 5 meters and serious winds around a 160 to a 170 kilometers per hour. last night, locals time window storm, a landfall, matthew and i spoke a number of times before the storm hit. you were there where it came in, didn't live up to its expectations where the danger that was expected. i think so. and, you know, one of the unfortunate things is that this is kind of an unprecedented event, at least in the historical record. we have record stating back to 1851. and there's never been, at least in that time frame, a category for hurricane to make land fall in the

latest sweetheart confront, saying thanks so much, matthew. thank you. let's get a quick run up now of some other global news headlines. peruse hall, and the president out back to fuji mori has died at the age of $86.00. he governed perry for 10 years until the 3015 maurice time and office was marked by me are liberal economic reforms and the filing suppression of a mouse insurgency. he was like a child for human rights abuses, spending 16 years in jail before his release. last year the us and u. k. have played nearly one and a half $1000000000.00 in fresh side for you crying. the announcement came as the us secretary of state antony, blanket, and british prime minister, david lam, a visited keith. both countries are still holding out on granting due crime permission to use wisdom supplied long range weapons against targets deep inside russia. where cuz at night robes main, a port of cold office driving against a proposed agreement with an indian investor to operate the facility can use the largest aviation union. it says the model nice ation

on the latest we have higher confront saying thanks so much matthew. thank you. this is a quick look now. it's some other global news headlines. 3 used former president out back to for g. maury has died at the age of 86, the golf in peru for 10 years until the 2015 maurice time in office was marked by the are liberal economic reforms. and the violent suppression of analysed insurgency. he was late in child for human rights abuses suspending 16 years in prison before his release last year. the us and u. k. have plates nearly one and a half $1000000000.00 in fresh eye to ukraine. the announcement came as the with secretary of state tents, me blinking and produce a foreign minister. david, allow me visited keith. both countries are still holding out on granting you crying permission to use western supplied, long range weapons against targets deep inside russia. will come will hammer a comma, la harris, and donald trump both projecting confidence. following the debate show down in the philadelphia, tens of millions of us voters tune dean on choose day. not

former conservative mp richard drax and former labour adviser matthew laza matthew.e sort of i mean, this shouldn't happen, should it? >> no, it shouldn't happen. but there's always one as well as there's always one as well as the main party conference. there are all these fringe meetings sponsored by various interest groups and businesses, and one of those is one of those. andrew gwynne was speaking. i have known andrew gwynne since, i think since we were both before it was for illegal either of us to drink since we were about 17. so i can tell you, andrew is not a killjoy. i actually looked at what he said, and what he actually said was, is that there's an issue around particular pubs. it's basically where there's disorder and he used a clumsy phrase about people drinking too much, but it's about it's about making sure that licensing rules are just. we are not quite keen on it. i mean, you know, i mean we're not going to i labour is not going to let chris whitty ban drinking, i can assure you of that. andrew kind of got a little bit carried away. one thing i would

does it still have that kind of potential, matthew as well? what a hurricane move in when this week and it's been about 7 hours give or take since it made land fall? it's like when you are steering your coffee in the morning, you know, the faster you stir the deeper that dip in the middle. same thing is true with a hurricane of arc into low pressure system. but once it moves inland, it's no longer being heated. it's no longer being energized. and so it's like we stopped during our low pressure system and essentially the fluid sort of fills in and stops spinning. stop swirling the whole thing kind of weekends. same thing here . and so well, yes, it remains disruptive. it's no longer producing top tier, hurricane wins. it does still have some serious flooding in the carolinas and it does still have some dangerous winds. but in terms of what it was a couple hours ago, it is no longer at that severe matthews. thank you very much. for your update that was matthew to put you meteorologist and journalist joining us from florida. you're watching dw, a

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live, and we hope you stay safe, matthew, thank you. let's have a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the glove. so that is capital cartoon has been rocked by air strikes and drone attacks, as the army launches and offensive to retake round in the capitol. most of the cities in the hands of the rebel rapids support forces. the 17 month civil war. japanese court has acquitted the world's lar, long, disturbing death row, prisoner, you are how come motto was convicted in 1968 on murder charges court declared the 88 year old innocent after ruling the evidence in his trial was fabricated. his family and supporters campaign for decades for his release. israel has resumed airstrikes against a root hours after allies, including the us and the you called for a temporary cease fire, or to propose $21.00 day truce along the israel lebanon borders. seeks to hot air strikes against lebanon that have claimed more than 600 lives in the past few days . israel's, as it is carrying out precision strikes, it gets has blown militant

uh de correspondent, matthew more reporting. thanks so much i, i am actually will bring you uh, more updates once we have them ourselves. moving on now to china, where uh the country is the does, she didn't being has pledged financing was more than $50000000000.00 to africa over the next 3 years. at the summit and paging, he told african lead as he wants to deepen cooperation with them on infrastructure and trade. president, cheese at china would have created 1000000 jobs across the continent, more than 50 african meet us as well as un secretary general antonio good tatters on attending the aging summit, which takes place every 3 years. and here are some of the chinese, the, the have to say, food frequency, china, africa relations are now at their best period in history. looking to the future, i propose what raising china is bilateral relations with all african countries that have diplomatic ties to the level of strategic relationship signing the binding sheets home you and i spoke with james data from out east asia, abuto and t

a while ago, matthew. _ up-to-date. a while ago, matthew, they _ up-to-date.w, they brought . up-to-date. a while ago, l matthew, they brought one up-to-date. a while ago, - matthew, they brought one of the first casualties from the area, we could confirm that the person, we couldn't see if he or she was dead, we could not confirm if it was a man or woman. but they said is definitely from that area. the atmosphere here is very tense, because this hospital also is treating tens of hezbollah members that were injured by pagers exploding. now, i hear from sources that despite his hezbollah is not confirming officially, but i am hearing from sources that ibrahim aqil, the commander in charge of the special operations of hezbollah, is killed. this has not been confirmed by hezbollah, we are waiting for the group's statement. i am also hearing that in that building which was a residential building belonging to ibrahim aqil that was hit by two missiles fired from jets over the suburb, other hezbollah members were also present. now search operations are still continui

matthew. >> weak candidates.i think kemi badenoch will win because the tory membership will vote for her. but we remember what happened when they voted for liz truss. >> okay. and alice. >> okay. and alice. >> oh, wow. misogynistic tinge there, i hope that i'm not allowed to judge a politician according to their values. >> you think i'm judging them because they're women? that is such cheap debating. >> okay, we'll continue this in the next hour. alice and matthew, thank you for joining us. and james as well. up next, kind of carry on, in fact, from this debate we've just had is our english identity under threat? robert jenrick thinks so. but he can't exactly kind of describe what is englishness. let me know your thoughts . let me know your thoughts. gbnews.com/yoursay. you're watching sunday with ben leo on gb news. britain's news hello. welcome back ben leo for in michael portillo on this sunday. hope you're doing well. now you may have already seen this in the week. tory candidate leadership candidate robert j

all right, that's me. urologist and journalist matthew could put you. we thank you very much for joining us live and we hope you stay safe, matthew. thank you. and let's have a look now. some of the other stories making headlines. this is new york city mayor eric adams has been charged with taking bribes and accepting a legal contribution for me. indictment follows and major investigation into the mayor's campaign and close associates. mister adams is this. he is innocent sailors, according to hong kong, as good as a journalist, a 21 months in prison for submission. trump we quinn was the chief editor of scans, news, which published articles critical of china's national security crack down. now the editor of the media patrick line, was also sentence. what he was released on health grounds, or israel has reserved airstrikes against a root hours after allies, including the u. s. n. e. you called for a temporary cease fire to propose 21 day truce along the israel lebanon border. seeks to hot air strikes against lebanon that have already claimed more than 6

matthew, thank you. right. shifting gears is real, has resumed air strikes against a root hours after allies, including the us, and the you call for a temporary cease fire was to propose $21.00 day truce along the israel lebanon border. 6 to halt air strikes against lebanon that have already claimed more than 600 lives, and 3 days. israel says it is carrying out precision strikes against has the militants. despite those ceasefire calls is really prime minister, benjamin netanyahu ordered the army to continue fighting with full force. the southern 11 know awakens to the sound of explosions as across the board to conflict with israel rages on tens of thousands. and people have already selected the region of to isabel issued a deadline to evacuate. the sum taken refuge in temporary shelter, such as this one as a school of is hedging for the relative safety of neighboring city, including many civilians who were displaced during that country and civil war to them. it's a homecoming mix is an uncomfortable fee

matthew moore is a mistake parliament in the capital of the range, yet in the effort to matthew, now we just heard from the leader of the file right there. he says he wants to govern. will he be able to pass the more in f? and i'm wondering, can you hear me going to be incredibly hard for him to govern? and that's because all the other parties have basically drawn a firewall between themselves and the f d, because the city is not the democratic party. i can hear you directly. i'm hoping you can hear me. this is a party that has been a good labeled a right wing extremists potty vice for t c a security services here in to india. and ultimately it's gonna be difficult for him to to, to lead the government. yeah, because the other parties have said that they will not work with the f b. i was going to extend his hand and offer them a chance to, to, to negotiate with them. but i bumped into one politician on the street who just lost her seat and she said that the chances of anyone take not, not, not, not now with the offer is really slow. and you said that the bottle night will be to see w

matthew. maybe you can put this into perspective for international viewers, those where maybe not closely following german politics and understand how the f the was seen previously how a party that that can be called right wing extremist coming into power. really resonates here or, well, i think it resonates in particular as we saw in these elections in the east of germany, where there's a lot of frustration with the traditional parties with the establishment parties in germany. and in particular with the current government under olaf schultz. and as indeed mentioned migration has been a very central issue. recently in germany, there were some recent killings involving asylum seekers allegedly in, in germany knife attacks. and so this is become a very heated political issue. and the a f d has been very skilled in seizing on the migration issue and also the question of islam in germany, which is very closely related to that in the minds of many people because most of the asylum seekers here hav