>> i knew nick was aggressive.d be a kid who would push you against the locker. >> kind of a bully? >> he was a bully. >> and as it turned out, they. they determined nick had been behind a previous burglary at byron's house. just a month earlier, he and a friend broke through the door and stole thousands of dollars in cash and priceless family heirlooms and more disturbingly? two guns. they took things that were important personally? >> as. and when he took the gun, he thought he would be shot by his own gun. >> it looked like a classic case of troublemaking kids crossing a line into dangerous criminal behavior. >> you have two teenagers who seem to be running rampant. you can see they had a change in their lives. >> when investigators located nick's car parked in a secluded street, they found items stolen from another house. >> maybe it was the motivation of money and having material items. may be the motivation of having friends. >> the evidence appeared to be there. clearly captured on the surveillance video. ni

nick: sudan. pres.the world needs to stop arming the generals and speak with one voice and tell them, stop tearing your country apart, stop blocking aid to the sudanese people, end this war now. nick: and, as volodymyr zelensky listened, and russia's un ambassador texted, ukraine. pres. biden: we will not let up on our support for ukraine, not until ukraine wins a just and endurable peace on the un charter. nick: but despite no near-term solutions to any of those wars, biden's final message: change can come. pres. biden: some things are more important than staying in power. it sure people. -- it is your people. every age faces its challenges. i saw it as a young man. i see it today. but we are stronger than we think. we are stronger together, than alone. what people call impossible, is just an illusion. nick: but the fact is, u.s. influence to end the war in sudan is limited, ukraine is struggling to hold the line and israel has so far resisted u.s. efforts or to avoid escalation lebanon. as president b

nick schifrin speaks with a u.s.ing to address what has become the world's largest humanitarian crisis. nick: the civil war erupted more than 500 days ago between the sudanese armed and paramilitary rapid support forces. today's call from the u.n. backed investigators reflects the desperation to help civilians caught in the middle, especially after u.s.-backed peace talks in geneva failed to end the fighting. i am joined by tom pepariolo. looking back to the news hour. as i mentioned, the geneva talks did not create a pathway to peace. what is next? >> first of all, we were able to have a great fear of success -- great deal of success opening up supply routes where people are facing starvation, over 20 million facing acute hunger, over 8 million pounds of food moving, 3000 tons last week into areas that have not seen emergency food distribution for four months. on the issues of humanitarian access, we were able to make significant progress thanks to president biden and the secretary blinken giving the go-ahead to go

nick. and >> right. welsh news in the daily mail . nick. and how can daily mail. nick. these phones, home phones , homes these phones, home phones, homes be affordable with all the money spent on those really long road s|gns? signs? >> good point. welsh speakers only, please. exclamation mark we don't often see in a headline. councillors want affordable homes in new development to be only for those who can speak. the language. and this is in botswana. i looked up how to pronounce it . this is in botswana. i looked up how to pronounce it. i'm this is in botswana. i looked up how to pronounce it . i'm not one how to pronounce it. i'm not one of those that can speak the language. no one on the internet, even knew, but it's got a lot of ends in a row. well, here we go. >> why don't. to get the house, you have to be able to pronounce the road. yes. yeah, that's. surely that would be botwnnog. but is that what it is? >> botwnnog community council can getit >> botwnnog community council can get it because i rewatched lord of the rings recently and in gwynedd. this is all in gw

and you can imagine how tough it is for nick cordova's family.here really have been no new leads, no new information, and they are just struggling to get any answers at all from gilbert police. >> justin, do we know for sure that that surveillance video from the gas station that police have released, if that person is a suspect, a person of interest, do we know anything? >> gilbert. police have said that person seen on that video is believed to be a suspect, not just a person of interest, but someone they believe to be involved. they sort of trace the footsteps from the business where nick cordova was ambushed and murdered through the car that was being driven by the suspects into that gas station. that is the digital trace they have. but again, we just don't have video from where it happened. and from the police report, it says that we don't have the full attack on camera, but we know that there's video in that suite of people coming in and going, all right, justin lum, thank you. >> so much for covering this case and giving us a few minutes of

nick, thank you very much. _ challenging. nick, thank you very much, nick— challenging.urvivor of grenfell fire. those corporations nick was talking about, many of them have said they recognise their part in what happened, that they are working with the authorities. arconic, the manufacturer of the cladding that was on grenfell, it still is insisting that it's cladding is insisting that it's cladding is safe. 0ur macomb editor mark easton told us that despite recent legislation, there is still a long way to go before the risk of similar fires is eliminated.— the risk of similar fires is eliminated. ., �* ., ., , eliminated. you've had two acts of parliament, _ eliminated. you've had two acts of parliament, building - eliminated. you've had two acts of parliament, building safety i of parliament, building safety act and fire safety act, both of which are absolutely designed to make sure that blocks like grenfell tower, that kind of tragedy cannot happen again. but we have seen in recent times fires. entire blocks were things have not gone well. we saw the fire in dagenham

nick: u.s.icials certainly hope it does, that if there is some kind of reduction in violence in lebanon, they can reduce the violence in gaza, and that big statement by the g-7, by president biden, by french president macron about the cease-fire in lebanon, directly linked to the cease-fire in gaza. the israeli operation in gaza continues. the israeli military said it has not finished what it's trying to do. the israeli prime minister said he was undergoing still mopping up operations. it is not clear that any reduction or change in lebanon could lead to a direct change in gaza. john: nick schifrin in tel aviv. thanks to you and cameraman eric o'connor. nick: thanks, john. ♪ john: hurricane helene's death toll has climbed to at least 50 across 5 states from florida to virginia. remnants of the massive storm are causing record flooding across the southeast, submerging roads and entire towns. more than 3 million people are without power. in eastern tennessee, thousands of people were ordered to go

he has a few things to say to the kid who wanted to be a star. >> if nick in 2024 could talk to nickething to know now that you wish you knew then? >> johnny cash once said to me, incredibly disappointing me i thought at the time. nick what are you going to do is figure out how to be yourself. i didn't really know what he meant. i thought is that the best you could do, john? but actually, now i do. because when you're young you're trying to cop an act. you're always trying to be somebody that you're not. and you have to welcome in the things that you don't really like about yourself, you know, welcome it in. ♪ because if you can figure out how to be yourself, it makes sense to much easier. ♪ -- it makes things so much easier. >> i'm tom cashado in terrytown, new york. ♪ >> later this evening on "frontline" we present the latest installment of the choice, taking a look at kamala harris and donald trump drawing on insights from those who know both candidates and revealing key moments erie vealing how each would lead the country. it streams on youtube and streams on pbs at 9:00 p.m. eas

nick. anyway, let's have a look at saturday's front pages. the telegraph leads with england . manager says with england. manager says i won't sing our anthem . how about won't sing our anthem. how about get another job, then? the daily mail has none of our attack. submarines are at sea. the ai has game changer weight loss pills on weigh in. major boost to nhs. the times has rich ready to nhs. the times has rich ready to quit uk over budget tax threat. the daily. the daily mirror leads with i warned bosses someone would die. i think that's top gear. and finally the daily star has ewok, gandalf and those were your front pages . and let's have a front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the telegraph. josh? yeah. >> england manager i won't sing our anthem, but it's a bit weird if he'd said like, i won't sing the, you know, british national anthem or whatever it is, the engush anthem or whatever it is, the english national anthem. yeah, the english national e

thank you to my guest, nick. nick dixon, louis shaffer. 11 pm. with josh howie and adam coombes. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. goodbye >> i mean, can we wave? >> he's still there . >> he's still there. >> he's still there. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good evening. it's going to be a very cold night tonight with a chance of frost, particularly across northern areas, but also a chance of spotting the aurora or the northern lights across parts of scotland and northern england. we've got cold arctic air at the moment, but that will be replaced by atlantic air as high pressure builds in for the last day of the week into friday, so that will develop clear skies quite widely. so a good chance of spotting the aurora. aurora as far south as northern areas of england, parts of northern ireland too. a few showers still clipping the coast of east anglia overnight tonight, but for many of us it's going to be a clear, dry and cold night. chance of frost rurally just about an

watt. them and we will be “oined by nick want nick watt.aura in the studio- — nick watt. hello, it's laura in the studio. its _ nick watt. hello, it's laura in the studio. its paddy - nick watt. hello, it's laura in the studio. its paddy in - nick watt. hello, it's laura in the studio. its paddy in the l the studio. its paddy in the studio. and _ the studio. its paddy in the studio. and nick _ the studio. its paddy in the studio. and nick watt. - the studio. its paddy in the l studio. and nick watt. none the studio. its paddy in the - studio. and nick watt. none of these easy _ studio. and nick watt. none of these easy things _ studio. and nick watt. none of these easy things for _ studio. and nick watt. none of these easy things for the - these easy things for the government. let's start with the news this morning. as many as eight people have been confirmed trying to cross the channel from france to the south coast of england. the french police have announced that this morning. we asked the politicians at the studio this morning, the fore

hello, nick. i'm great. i'm nick, nice to meet you.crash course on how to make croissants. ooh. right, so, have you ever had any experience with a yeast dough? usually pizzas, pizza dough. it's very similar to pizza dough. this is quite an old tradition that is all about sharing. it's inspired by st martin. legend has it a local baker dreamed of a lost horseshoe and was inspired to bake croissants for the whole town, honouring st martin's spirit of helping those in need. now, every st martin's day, the town unites for a parade and devours an astounding 700,000 croissants, baked for the celebration. so, now let's get to rolling. it should be four, maybe five millimetres thick. poznan�*s food scene might be evolving, but since 2008, its croissants have claimed the world's first legal protection, ensuring they're baked this way forever. it's kind of like, i don't know, champagne in france, for example. yeah. that's certified as well like that. now, we need to get layers in our dough, so repeat it until we get 81 layers. it can now take an

nick: senior u.s.s tell me they believe hezbollah and iran do not want all-out war in lebanon. but hezbollah has to respond in a serious way to the unprecedented attacks you mentioned, especially using the pagers hitting fighters where they are vulnerable. u.s. officials also believe israel is willing to go to war and is trying to make it clear to everyone it is with this announcement today and movement, but they are hoping prime minister netanyahu is willing to forgo invasion. it's still not clear how any step israel could take could get all of the residents back to their home. geoff: what would in israeli invasion of lebanon look like? nick: devastating to the people, the economy. take a listen to lebanon's foreign minister talking to the carnegie endowment. >> it's all destruction by destruction and nothing. and the people are hurt. most people are hurt. israelis are hurt. lebanese are hurt. why can't we find a solution? the more we think about it is the united states is the key to our, i would say

nick. at the sunday express, nick. >> by all means. winter fuel storm is labour's poll tax. starmer faces revolt over shameful cut to pensioner payment and this is a big problem for starmer. i mean he's he's doubling down saying it was tough decisions. he said a big tough decisions. he said a big tough decision. and he's making the tough decision that he promised. but he can't adapt because he's starmer. the dead eyed shark moving ever forward with his grim task . and he can't with his grim task. and he can't adapt so much. like i said on the last story, when he's calling normal english people or let's say english people who got carried away far right thugs. or maybe there were some thugs. my point is, when he's attacking that side, no one really cares. but here he's going after something that left wing people care about and the whole lefty media cares about. even though the express isn't really in that category, but even the guardian are condemning it. so my point is, he's annoying his bas

that's nick dixon . that's the that's nick dixon. that's the dynamic we're working with this evening . evening. >> i'm a lot more than that. >> i'm a lot more than that. >> i'm a lot more than that. >> i think you are, too. yeah, yeah, i'm too low to get credit for . you're no longer a comedy for. you're no longer a comedy drama. you're like a gritty narrative these days. >> a gritty, gritty narrative. yeah like with his gunshots and dirt. yeah. >> you know, and proper, like all night studying the green screens and picking the threads that the presidential conspiracy has attempted to keep concealed. >> i just want to , just for full >> i just want to, just for full disclosure of all my opinions and jokes are donated by lord alli. >> are they? >> are they? >> yeah. just sort of . have you >> yeah. just sort of. have you also been put up in his penthouse? of course. >> yeah . well, yeah. >> yeah. well, yeah. >> yeah. well, yeah. >> enjoyed a few sleepovers. >> enjoyed a few sleepovers. >> it's the shape of my family. it's different to

for the “pbs news hour,” i'm nick schifrin.and our team in gaza will look at life for the thousands of school-age children there with no schools to attend. ♪ geoff: more than 11 million directtv customers were left in the dark after disney entertainment pulled espn, abc, and other channels from the satellite provider on a busy sports night. viewers were cut off in the middle of a us open tennis match and before the kickoff of a college football game. the dispute centers around what channels directtv must carry and whether that makes sense in a changing landscape of cord-cutting. it comes as the nfl season starts tonight. for more on this and what it says about the business in the age of streaming, i'm joined by meg james who covers the entertainment industry for the los angeles times. thanks for being with us. this all started as a routine dispute over the rates directv would pay disney entertainment for its television networks. how did both sides hit this impasse? meg: well, this debate has been simmering behind the surface be

nick. >> yes, indeed.often, elon musk deletes x post joking about assassinating biden and harris after backlash in wake of ryan. rather ruth trump shooting. so yes , musk was trump shooting. so yes, musk was responding to a post from doge designer who said why they want to kill donald trump . and musk to kill donald trump. and musk said, and no one is even trying to assassinate biden . kamala to assassinate biden. kamala with a kind of emoji saying. so what's the joke? >> i don't get the joke. >> i don't get the joke. >> i don't get the joke. >> i know it is intended to be a joke, but i genuinely don't get it. >> yeah, he said, welcome back to headliners. it's your first look at tuesday's newspapers. we're going to kick off this section with the sun. and comedy is tricky . off this section with the sun. and comedy is tricky. nick. >> yes, indeed. as we've proved so often, elon musk deletes x post joking about assassinating biden and harris after backlash in wake of ryan. rather ruth trump shooting. so yes

nick: i want to switch to israel and gaza.ts for three -- this week you called on the icc's judges to issue those arrest warrants with utmost urgency. why? karim: look, nick, this morning i woke up and gaza, there was a school being used to house 15,000 people taking shelter. civilians. it is a designated location. more than 30 civilians have been killed. six u.n. staff have been killed. we are seeing baby after baby destroyed. pregnant women giving stillbirth to children. of course we see israelis that are still hostages. one was only 10 months old. those families waiting for loved ones in israel have a right to justice. sinwar is subject to our application and the people in palestine and gaza who want to have food and water and want to stop waking up in terror and no place is safe it seems including schools. if we don't start supporting the architecture built in the aftermath of the horrors of the second world war, we are going to get the wild west in which no political decisions will help and people will be emboldened to ju

nick. >> yes, indeed.often, elon musk deletes x post joking about assassinating biden and harris after backlash in wake of ryan. rather ruth trump shooting. so yes , musk was trump shooting. so yes, musk was responding to a post from doge designer who said why they want to kill donald trump . and musk to kill donald trump. and musk said, and no one is even trying to assassinate biden . kamala to assassinate biden. kamala with a kind of emoji saying. so what's the joke? >> i don't get the joke. >> i don't get the joke. >> i don't get the joke. >> i know it is intended to be a joke, but i genuinely don't get it. >> yeah, he said, one lesson i've learned is that if you say something to a group and they laugh, doesn't mean it will go down well on x, remember he does have asperger's. so yeah, he well, i think there's a few things that could mean the joke. he could just mean they're awful. i think he might mean that they don't actually have any power because biden isn't doing anything. he could mean that, you kn

nick schifrin reports.ick: israel has promised a new phase in the war and its delivery in beirut where in airstrike destroyed a building and killed the commander of hezbollah's special forces. earlier this week their infiltration of hezbollah's communication network through walkie-talkies and pagers turned into bombs. israel launched one of its largest bombing campaign yet, with dozens of hezbollah file and rank injured. >> at the time of the strike, the commanders of the forces are gathered underground, under a residential building in beirut. hiding among lebanese civilians, using them as human shields, they were in the middle of planning more terror attacks against israeli civilians. reporter: he was wanted for the 1993 attacks on the beirut embassy. and the marine corps barracks attack that killed nearly 300. israel says it is trying to return 60,000 displaced from now empty cities in the north and do not want a regional escalation. the lebanese state media says today's attack also killed children, as di

nick. and it sounds guardian. nick. billions are being spent to forward an agenda that we forward an agenda that we forward every night for peanuts. exactly. here's our cash i know where's the cash? so religious groups spending billions to counter billions and billions, as trump would say, to counter gender equality education. and this is basically the guardian discovering that people spend money advancing political causes, that they agree with. and the guardian are stunned by this. they're absolutely shocked . this. they're absolutely shocked. so there's apparently some of the things they're doing in school. well, it talks about how christians and, are putting in their views into schools. which of course is exactly what the guardian wants to do just with their own views. they just they want woke indoctrination. religion. yes, exactly . so they religion. yes, exactly. so they say tactics include removing sex education from schools , banning education from schools, banning girls from learning, reinforcing patriarchal gen

nick jacobs, final comment? well, one of the things i would just remind everyone of, and i think it's something we all know deep down, but it's very easy to forget is that often the most visible members of our community are the ones that make politics very central to their identity. they're different. they're special. and so just as i wouldn't to a city and generalize about it and hire beautiful and diverse population from. the couple of instances i may see down the street i think we shouldn't similarly generalize about rural populations when we drive through the countryside and maybe see one or two instances of the loudest voice in the community. nick jacobs is coauthor of this book, the rural voter the politics of place and the disunited of america. professor jacobs, this is written for a general audience or an academic. we try to split difference. so many people have found that it is quite accessible. we set with the hope of bringing rigorous empirical analysis. this is not our hunches and it's not a collecti

nick jacobs, final comment? well, one of the things i would just remind everyone of, and i think it's something we all know deep down, but it's very easy to forget is that often the most visible members of our community are the ones that make politics very central to their identity. they're different. they're special. and so just as i wouldn't to a city and generalize about it and hire beautiful and diverse population from. the couple of instances i may see down the street i think we shouldn't similarly generalize about rural populations when we drive through the countryside and maybe see one or two instances of the loudest voice in the community. nick jacobs is coauthor of this book, the rural voter the politics of place and the disunited of america. professor jacobs, this is written for a general audience or an academic. we try to split difference. so many people have found that it is quite accessible. we set with the hope of bringing rigorous empirical analysis. this is not our hunches and it's not a collecti

nick: u.s.w that every day that passes there could be an incident that could lead either side to escalate. and so that's why, amna, tonight, they are continuing to press for this 21-day cease-fire, regardless of what netanyahu said in public today. amna: nick schifrin, thank you, as always, for your reporting. nick: thank you. ♪ geoff: on a crucial visit to washington today, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy met with president biden in the oval office and then vice president kamala harris for in-person requests for more military and economic aid as part of what he calls a victory plan. amna: president biden announced $8 billion in military aid to ukraine, much of which is for already authorized weapons. but certain key features of the new aid include another patriot missile defense battery, precision-guided glide bombs with a range of 81 miles, more f-16 pilot training, and american investment to help ukraine's defense industry. what did not come out of today's meeting? u.s. permission to

nick is of course here as ever.m the states, gloria allred is perhaps america's leading women's rights lawyer and a staunch advocate of kamala harris. stephanie hamill is a conservative political commentator best known for her work at the pro—trump one america news network. and we will be speaking to don lemon shortly. but first let's go straight to gloria. how important do you think it is tonight for kamal harris to show herself on this big stage? well given that the all this big stage? well given that the poll is very. _ this big stage? well given that the poll is very. very _ this big stage? well given that the poll is very, very close, _ this big stage? well given that the poll is very, very close, and - this big stage? well given that the poll is very, very close, and it - this big stage? well given that the poll is very, very close, and it has| poll is very, very close, and it has been a very short campaign so far for kamala harris, it is extremely important for her, even more so than for trump because many pe

i talking about her interview with nick ferrari on lbc?— nick ferrari on lbc? can't remember. it was, - nick ferrari on lbc? i can't remember. it was, and - nick ferrari on lbc? i can't| remember. it was, and she nick ferrari on lbc? i can't - remember. it was, and she was nick ferrari on lbc? i can't _ remember. it was, and she was asked how many more _ remember. it was, and she was asked how many more police _ remember. it was, and she was asked how many more police officers - remember. it was, and she was asked how many more police officers wouldl how many more police officers would pass and she didn't know the figures. she was vilified for that. completely, which is an indication of misogyny and racism. she spoke very movingly during the interview about— very movingly during the interview about the — very movingly during the interview about the absolute appalling treatment she has had for literally years— treatment she has had for literally years as _ treatment she has had for literally years as an— treatment she has had for literally years as an mp. she's

_ speaking to nick robinson. what could i have done? if— speaking to nick robinson.uld i have done? if one had applied for warrants for hamas and not against, looked at the evidence, if the evidence compiled action in israel when at that time 30,000 plus, 40,000 people have been killed in gaza, states say this is a week court date has... influenced by power dynamics. if one had applied for warrants in relation to israeli officials and not for gaza, they would say, this is an obscenity and how on earth is that possible? i think we did what was right. we had evidence. we need to apply the law and you cannot have one approach for countries where there is support, nato support, european support, powerful countries behind you and a different approach where you have clearjurisdiction because inaudible may still result. meanwhile benjamin netanyahu told us media there is not a deal in the making for a ceasefire in gaza and return of hostages. speaking about a potential agreement with hamas, mr netanyahu said, unfortunately, it is not close but we will do everything we can t

the pbs news hour, i am nick schifrin.mna: we start the day's other headlines with events in the middle east. the u.s. department of justice has filed criminal charges against several top hamas leaders in connection to the october 7 massacre. they include the group's leader, yahya sinwar there are seven -- they include the group's leader, yahya sinwar. there are seven charges in total, including conspiracy to murder u.s. nationals, and conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization resulting in death. in a statemant, attorney general merrick garland said the individuals, quote, "have led hamas's efforts to destroy the state of israel and murder civilians in support of that aim." meantime, israelis took to the streets of tel aviv for a third straight night to demand their government strike a deal with hamas to secure the release of the remaining hostages in gaza. u.s. officials today said they're working on a new ceasefire and hostage proposal with their egyptian and qatari counterparts. and they

nick thorpe, thank you _ those things. nick thorpe, thank you very _ those things. thank you very much. just a couple of lines to bring you. un security council are saying they will meet friday to discuss the events of the last couple of days. a senior hamas official says the israeli government is responsible for the repercussions of this continuous attack on lebanon. some of the latest reaction after the events of the last few hours in the events of yesterday. around the world and across the uk — this is bbc news. staying with those explosions in beirut. this time focused on walkie—talkie devices, the very latest we're hearing is that nine people dead and over 300 people injured. we have some new footage to show you that bbc iverify have shared. the smoke just coming out of that shop and the immediate aftermath ofjust one of the many explosions we've seen over the last couple of hours. we were talk about walkie—talkies and yesterday, talk about pagers, and it's become clear that the batch of walkie—talkies that were purchased by hezbollah were from around the same

for nick today is a huge day. grenfell. for nick today is a huge day-— grenfell.. ~ . , ., huge day. we have been waiting seven years _ huge day. we have been waiting seven years to _ huge day. we have been waiting seven years to find _ huge day. we have been waiting seven years to find out - huge day. we have been waiting seven years to find out the - seven years to find out the facts that will be in black and white and tell the truth about specially these corporations and their part they played in the fire. ,., ., ., i. the fire. good morning everyone welcome to _ the fire. good morning everyone welcome to today's _ the fire. good morning everyone welcome to today's hearing. - the fire. good morning everyone welcome to today's hearing. getj welcome to today's hearing. get into that welcome to today's hearing. (list into that truth wasn't welcome to today's hearing. (get into that truth wasn't easy. welcome to today's hearing. (pet into that truth wasn't easy. at one point senior counsel to the enquiry showed his frustration. i invited the core participants not t

nick read is appearing for three days _ office? nick read is appearing for three days in _ office?three days in the next - for three days in the next phase of the inquiry which is meant to look at lessons learned from the post office scandal. he has always said he is on the side of the postmasters effectively and has turned up at the inquiry to support them, even when not giving evidence. but i think lots of the postmasters themselves were distrusting of him and of the post office as an institution too, so it will be interesting to hear what he has to say about the way the post office is being run and about the way the inquiry has been unfolding. but i think for now he says his focus will be on the inquiry for the rest of his tenure and the post office and the business department will be looking for a new incumbent for that very difficultjob of running the business. difficult job of running the business-_ difficult job of running the business. ~ , , . business. absolutely, and there is a bit more — business. absolutely, and there is a bit more from _ business. absolutely, and there

damn, i'm just going to bring nick back in. - just going to bring nick back in.from a uk national in lebanon, is that what the uk government will have to do? as you said, keir starmer said on the flight — as you said, keir starmer said on the flight to new york and again today, _ the flight to new york and again today, i— the flight to new york and again today, i urge british nationals to -et today, i urge british nationals to get out — today, i urge british nationals to get out right now and the reason i am saying — get out right now and the reason i am saying that is there are commercial flights. am saying that is there are commercialflights. he is am saying that is there are commercial flights. he is saying thats— commercial flights. he is saying that's not— commercial flights. he is saying that's not the case. there is a uk evacuation — that's not the case. there is a uk evacuation plan. 700 troops have been _ evacuation plan. 700 troops have been sent— evacuation plan. 700 troops have been sent to cyprus, which of course has a _ been sent to cyprus, which of

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