michelle donelan lovely to speak to you.is week, starmers labour been welcome back to the camilla tominey show in just a minute, i'll be asking the longest serving muslim mp in parliament, labour's khalid mahmood, whether keir starmer has lost his grip on his increasingly fractious party. but first, let's get the news with tatiana sanchez . news with tatiana sanchez. camila thank you very much and good morning. it's 10:00. camila thank you very much and good morning. it's10:00. this is the latest there are reports this morning of residents in gaza breaking into aid centres and warehouses in a desperate search for vital supplies. the united nations described it as a worrying sign that civil order is starting to fade with the ongoing conflict giving way to a humanitarian catastrophe. despite assurances from israel that aid trucks will be allowed into gaza , the un says supplies into gaza, the un says supplies crossing the border from egypt are insufficient . are insufficient. >> and last night, israel's prime minister benjamin

michelle donelan may say she's never thought about the leadership. that have shaped the party's past. here'sjoe. is this party changing? last night, an unexpected crooner made a karaoke cameo. how does it feel to be back at this conference after 33 years? it's over 30 years. it's been amazing. nigel farage quit the conservatives in 1990 over the exchange rate mechanism. 0ptimism that they want leadership. he has been a headache for party leadership ever since. i've just in my own little modest way turned up. but today rishi sunak didn't rule out him becoming a member again. and some of the party faithful seem keen to forgive. but you'd want this man as party leader? i would love it. this is the type of person we need. i'm not saying anything wrong about rishi, but this is the man. although he's playing hard to get. look, let's see what happens. they're going to lose the next election. there will then be the most enormous battle for ideas. if it became a real conservative party, i might think about it. of the members we met, optimism about the next el

michelle donelan joins morning. michelle donelan joins me to see you this me now.y to see you this morning. secretary of state. i just wanted to start on the i. lovely see you. i wanted to lovely to see you. i wanted to start on this ai summit. so we know that china are coming , but know that china are coming, but we don't think that we're going to have any representation from the germany, france, the us, canada, germany, france, japan or italy. so is this summit being snubbed by everyone but the chinese ? is but the chinese? is >> no, i mean that list that you've just read out is completely wrong. basically, we haven't produced the guest list or who's rsvp'd. yes. because this is a summit of this scale. you would expect that . hence why you would expect that. hence why there's been speculation over who's coming. but what you will see next week is that we have every corner of the globe in attendance . yes, we have the top attendance. yes, we have the top companies that are working in this space. we have some of the best and the brightest thinkers from across the gl

this michelle donelan , who act.ith something . and the truth with something. and the truth is, is that is that the government just wants a police state. but the is so they state. but the fact is so they they want to watch kids but meanwhile what is happening with people promoting jihad everywhere you go ? so are they everywhere you go? so are they are they going to ban those people? no, they're not. >> well, they will if they're promoting terrorism, won't they ? promoting terrorism, won't they? >> that's no, they're not to going you know they will. no, no . and look at nick's face. no, no, no, no . no, no, no. >> lewis right, sadly. but >> lewis is right, sadly. but and michelle and by the way, michelle donald is secretary. is the digital secretary. but you're right, the head of something. this we know something. and is this we know the safety bill is the online safety bill is dangerous it dangerous for free speech. is it necessary prevent things necessary to prevent things like self—harm for young self—harm and sui

screens over past few small screens over the past few days has led the uk's technology minister, michelle donelanll an urgent meeting with social executives to social media executives to demand the removal of hamas incurred violence spread across their platforms after concerns were raised of misleading and historic footage portrayed as the conflict . art the current conflict. art minister said we are taking action to stand in solidarity with israel and our jewish community. however, the violence we are witnessing is real. this is a difficult question. should the full horror be shown so that we know the reality of what people have had to suffer? or does that glorify violence? i'm not sure i know the answer. where do we draw the line between protecting ourselves and our children from this brutal content and making sure the general know the full general public know the full truth is what is transpiring? well, i'm pleased to be joined by toby young from the free speech union . toby, thank you speech union. toby, thank you for joining us. particularly as forjoining us. particularly as i believe there

neesom that made my blood cold, which about blood run cold, which was about michelle technology michelle donelany. in secretary. here it is hauling in ex twitter, meta, google, tiktok and snapchat to demand that they act remove content act quickly to remove content about about the conflict . how about about the conflict. how dare they? i understand the onune dare they? i understand the online safety safety in inverted commas, bill, which will make nobody any safer . it has been nobody any safer. it has been introduced for this very reason , but it terrifies me at a time because the first thing that goes during war is truth. >> it is, yeah. that was, that was coined the first was coined during the first world by an american world war by an american politician statement politician that statement wasn't it? it is true. it was true it? and it is true. it was true then and it's true now. the problem with the online safety bill, are all of bill, there are all sorts of issues with it about the freedom of we completely of speech. we completely understand that. however, i think in situations like this an

so the uk government michelle donelan and the eu commission are trying to do something about this.nstagram. how they can deal with this. i it's a difficult one, isn't it? because you don't want to censor the real content and you don't know what is misinformation today may prove to be true tomorrow . so it's to be true tomorrow. so it's very difficult indeed . and i very difficult indeed. and i don't know where you draw the line and how they can deal with this. well, i mean, it's not it's difficult. >> it's not impossible. and the difference is that elon musk, of course, has sacked a whole lot of are doing checks of people who are doing checks on was actually accurate, on what was actually accurate, not you know, some not accurate. so you know, some of some of of these some of these companies, social media companies, social media companies irresponsible, in companies, social media conview,es irresponsible, in companies, social media conview, in irresponsible, in companies, social media conview, in the rresponsible, in companies, social media conview, in the wayyonsible, in companies

the uk, we'll be talking to tech billionaire alex karp, the science and technology secretary michelle donelanwer difficult questions. that includes me. a communication blackout over the weekend meant gaza was mostly cut off from the outside world, making it difficult to get a picture of what was happening on the ground. but the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says the death toll has now risen to more than 8,000. israel's defence force has said more aid will be allowed into gaza today but the un has warned of a humanitarian crisis. lam raising i am raising alarm about the possibly— i am raising alarm about the possibly catastrophic consequences of a large—scale ground operation in gaza and _ of a large—scale ground operation in gaza and the potential for thousands more _ gaza and the potential for thousands more civilians to dive. continued violence — more civilians to dive. continued violence is — more civilians to dive. continued violence is not the answer. —— civiiians — violence is not the answer. —— civiiians to _ violence is not the answer. —— civilians to die. hamas, which is regarded

i know that this is something that yesterday camilla tominey was also pressing michelle donelan aboutd that is how exactly we get british nationals out of there. what more can you tell us about that ? more can you tell us about that? >> well, the biggest impediment to british or any other nationalities getting out is the fact that the rafah crossing into egypt is not open to allow people to leave gaza . but it people to leave gaza. but it wouldn't surprise me if hamas is preventing british nationals , preventing british nationals, other foreign nationals or dual nationals from leaving . we know nationals from leaving. we know there are widespread reports that hamas has stopped many of its citizens in the north of gaza from heading down south as per the orders of the israeli military. so that they can continue with this ground offensive and hundreds of thousands of people still remain in the north of gaza, making it so much more difficult for the israelis to avoid and more civilian casualties , because civilian casualties, because they say that hamas are cynically basically putting the

major summit of world leaders on i, i'm going to be asking the science and technology secretary, michelle donelani'll be joined by khalid mahmood. he's the labour for labour mp who is calling for a ceasefire and who helped to set up meeting between keir up a meeting between keir starmer and muslim labour mps earlier week and as israel earlier this week and as israel finally looks to be launching its offensive in gaza, its ground offensive in gaza, we'll get some expert analysis on what's next. i'll be asking the mod's former middle east adviser, sir simon male how the conflict is likely to play out. and international lawyer natasha hausdorf will joining us to hausdorf will be joining us to discuss whether the invasion is legal . i'm also to be legal. i'm also going to be joined the studio by jeremy joined in the studio by jeremy corbyn's former comms chief, james the editor, james schneider, and the editor, the news editor, in fact, of the jewish news , justin cohen, jewish news, justin cohen, who'll debate whether the government be calling for who'll debate whether the gnceasefiret be calling fo