we were speaking to nick robinson, reverence. we were speaking to nick robinson. of — reverence. course, _ reverence. we were speaking to nick robinson, of course, bbc _ reverence. we were speaking to nick robinson, of course, bbc presenterl robinson, of course, bbc presenter but huge manchester united fan earlier. he was telling us how, even after sir bobby's diagnosis with dementia, he would still be in the stands, he would still be in the games were still meeting fans. still caettin that games were still meeting fans. lit ll getting thatjoy from games were still meeting fans. lit ll getting that joy from the sport. getting thatjoy from the sport. those are the links that had ten very close to the community in manchester, which is why the stand has been named after him. there will be these commemorations force a bobby charlton and people will be going to old trafford. the game tonight is not at old trafford. a lot of fans will meet and want to sign the book of condolence, to make sure they show how much they appreciated the fact that he became appreciated the fact that he becam

nick robinson cnn kfar aza israel >> journalist elie captain is joining us there live. elliott, what do you know about the death toll of the rocky file which continues where we are with the israeli, i guess the amassing on the border for a counteroffensive. put it all together with the lettuce from you tonight? >> john, what we've heard of course from the defense minister, the gloves are off. more than 450 targets that israel is hit in the last 24 hours, and courting to the idf, the death toll according to the broadcaster in israel is at least 1200. to put it in context, that is above half the number of fatalities that israel suffered in the yom kippur war 50 years ago in the gaza strip, since israel launched air strikes in response to hamas attack, more than 900 palestinians have been killed. the death toll is rising of course, as we are seeing in nick robinson's report just there, the sheer horror, and brutality of this attack is becoming clearer by the day with, yo of gallant confirming that some of the victims from hamas's tack were beheaded, talking about women chi

nick robinson, cnn israel. >> my next guest is the author of war transform the future of 21st century great competitions and conflicts. bryan is a retired major general in the australian army and he is with us. thanks so much for joining us. the latest that we got was that the politicians have given the israeli military the go-ahead for a ground invasion. what happens next? >> hopefully the same politicians who made the decisions have made the clear object to at the military level and they have given military command in which they can operate in gaza. it cannot be a free-for-all. it should be a very precise and discriminative operation to achieve israel's strategic objectives. >> some military experts speculating that they are not going to go in, this is all posturing because it is such a huge challenge. what do you think about that? >> it is certainly a viable strategy israel, for sure. at the end of the day hamas took these attacks on 7 october these heinous attacks to prompt israel into doing exactly what many have speculated it is going to do. if israel did not go in it would real

nick robinson, of course presenter of the today programme, but a huge manchester united fan.nk you for coming onto the bbc news channel and sharing your thoughts. let's get some more reaction to the death of sir bobby charlton. the pundit and former player gary neville has paid his respect on x, formerly twitter. he says, so sorry to hear about bobby charlton,... gary lineker, also former england player, has been reacting to the news. he described him as a truly wonderful footballer and genuinely lovely man. a world cup winner, great and, for me, england's greatest ever player. he may no longer be with us but he will have football immortality. another statement that has come in from sir geoff hurst, another legendary footballer saying, very sad news of the three great passing away. we will never forget him and nowell all of football. he was a great colleague and frayed. he will be sorely missed by all of the country beyond sport. condolences to his family and friends. love, jeff and judith. we have more on that developing story on the bbc news website. there is a live page ru

now cnn nick robinson has just landed in tel aviv where sirens are going off, nick, what can you tell us from there? >> reporter: we just landed in the airport a few moments ago. we got off the plane onto buses, and the sirens sounded, everyone got off the bus and lay on the tarmac, trying to hide behind pits of airport equipment out there, and overhead we could hear above the sound of the sirens, we could hear the sound of what seemed to be iron dome intercept missiles banging in the sky above us. i did lose count of how many there were, perhaps i would say more than 50 banks, obviously this is something that israel has been going through, but this is what has greeted people as they are landing at the main international airport. quite an experience, looking at the faces of a lot of people, there's a lot of concern out there lying on the runway about what was all around them and what may happen tonight, christiane? >> the fact that the airport is open , i know it's open and closed depending on the situation but you saw it happening in front of your eyes and it's dark and that adds to

h52 rail project is making the uk a "laughing stock" now on bbc news, political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking — in conversation with rather than interrogation of someone who shapes what our politics could be like this week, so who could be prime minister, sir keir starmer has transformed labour's fortune since the party's historic defeat in 2019. he has also transformed what he and his party say that they stand for which has left a few puzzled as to who the real keir starmer is. one thing is clear, though, he has gone from being the man who could not win the next election to the man who, many say, cannot lose. keir starmer, welcome back to political thinking. thank you for having me back, my third time. it is! what a change since last time you were here in 2021, does that phrase, cannot lose the election, bristle? i do. there is a long way to go. a lot can change until however long it is until the next election and we have to keep utterly focused on what we need to do. is it one of those things where you lie awake at night? what i do, i always remind m

nick robinson is there with more. >> reporter: just as that news was coming out that natalie and her mother were being released, hamas, or one of the other groups inside gaza launched a massive amount of rockets right at that time headed towards central israel. within an hour, they fired multiple rockets towards the center of israel. they were intercepted again. in that intervening hour, they fired five salvos, that is way more they've fired in an hour period than we've seen the past week or so. >> the israeli city -- is believed to be the most heavily bombarded in the juewish state. it's right of gaza. >> reporter: this is life in ashkelon, the most fired upon city in israel since hamas launched its first rockets 12 days ago. here, fear still grips some. others carry on. ignoring the sirens wails. >> when we are outside, we are very careful. when we are inside, god is protecting us. every missile has an address. you don't need to be afraid. >> reporter: in a city where 90% of businesses have closed, this supermarket is a lifeline. >> there's a lot of businesses that are closed. >> t

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. >>> i want to go to cnn's nick robinson in southern israel. you are seeing an increased tempo where you are, more explosions, more rockets, more troops. tell us what's happen thing evening. >> reporter: yeah. we've seen tank fire as well this evening, jake. we haven't seen that so far. we know that tanks are down there behind us on that hill, the land slopes away from here down towards the fence with gaza about two miles away. we heard the maneuvering. we heard them firing tonight. but we also heard something closely here that we haven't heard with such intensity since we have been here, and that was heavy machine gunfire coming from the hill just over there. it was coming from a small community, about a mile and a half away, where the israeli defense force found and cornered and neutralized in their parlance three hamas militants who had been holding out in the area. but that gun battle, that exchange of gunfire, heavy machine gunfire, went on i would say for a good 10, 15 minutes. there were flares put up towards the end of the battle so tha

where nick robinson is you can hear the explosions from tel aviv. we are learning tonight about the incredible bravery of retired israeli general who headed straight into the kibbutz a few miles from gaza as it was under attack saturday morning. along the way, the general, armed only with a pistol, encountered israeli soldiers outmanned and outgunned. i spoke with him and he was deeply emotional telling me about the horrors that he witnessed. general, that morning, saturday morning you, was this the gun, what gun did you have? >> this is new. the gun that i had was a little bit more simple . it was this one. >> that was your pistol. you were about to go for a bike ride. take your pistol with you? >> correct. no, i live next to, hour and a half from here, i was liking my bike at 6:00 like every saturday and i thought it might be some rockets or something simple but we already know. then i had a call something serious and heavy is happening so i took that, the uniform waiting for such occasion in the cabinet, and took my gun and went to gaza to engage

. >> let's go to cnn's nick robinson, israeli president benjamin netanyahu says the next phase of the war has begun and its goal is to destroy hamas. how is this second phase going to affect the hostages being held in gaza? >> well, the prime minister said two primary goals of these operations, one destroy hamas. but the second to get the hostages back. and the defense minister said look, we believe that these increased military operations this operation in gaza will actually benefit us and help get the hostages back. and i think when you hear from the -- from somebody close to the negotiations there, that qatari official you do understand that there are still conversations being had and part of reason that those conversations are being had is both sides still put a value on the hostages and getting them out of this situation. even though the trust is breaking down. we've heard from hamas's military wing saying look we can exchange all these very many hostages that we have for all the palestinian prisoners in israeli jails. there is a trade that hamas wants to make. how you get those

. >> it was nick robinson who broke the news to me that boris had come out of intensive care unit andor the team? and nick said, well, you could call it that . well, you could call it that. >> god sake, stanley, thank you very much. all right. you take care. all the best. well, let's meet tonight's brilliant panel this we've author this evening. we've got author and keynote speaker, esther stanhope. actress and stanhope. we've got actress and model francine lewis, and we've got broadcaster, journalist and the bloke that never has any the one bloke that never has any plans on friday night unless they do involve a model. and it is, course, aidan magee. is, of course, aidan magee. there go . all right. so who there we go. all right. so who should i start with? esther, you've produced boris before, if i'm not mistaken . is that right? i'm not mistaken. is that right? yes. >> i'm a former producer. i won't say where i was producing, but television but in various television studios and i've got to say, it was a few years ago when he was the mayor of london. he's to the mayor of london. now

nothing nick robinson claimed that it is standard practise of the bbc not to use the word themselves,who call themselves that aren't and to make matters worse, the bbc are investigating some of its own journalists in the middle east who appear to have expressed support for hamas on social media. i'm afraid i'm losing all respect for the . bbc losing all respect for the. bbc so that's what i think . but i so that's what i think. but i want to hear from you. you can get in touch. gb views gb news dot now around 3000 people dot com. now around 3000 people have lost their lives in the gaza strip since the brutal surprise hamas attacks, which took place a little more than a week ago . now over 60 week ago. now over 60 palestinians have now also been killed in the separate west bank. this update from palestinian health ministry comes as us president joe biden is set to fly to israel and attend a summit in jordan tomorrow alongside egyptian and palestinian leaders . the israeli palestinian leaders. the israeli bombardment of gaza continues earlier in the central gaza strip , people have been

nick robinson posted the reasoning behind it . posted the reasoning behind it. bbc colleagues in israel can have any doubt of the horror of what has happened . i horror of what has happened. i understand entirely why some want the word terrorism used . it want the word terrorism used. it is, though, the long standing practise of bbc, itv and sky to report others using that language rather than using it ourselves . well, nick, here's ourselves. well, nick, here's the dictionary definition to help you out. a terrorist is a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims. see it's not judgement, it's the truth . it's no wonder people truth. it's no wonder people have stopped watching the bbc in their droves. i mean , what's the their droves. i mean, what's the point if they won't call a spade a spade and you could almost forget that somewhere in there was a labour party conference where the most interesting thing was sir keir starmer being doused with glitter by a very posh activist who somehow mana

so, i mean, recently we've had nick robinson claiming that the reason that the bbc radio four listenershave got news fatigue , bad news, fatigue in fatigue, bad news, fatigue in actual fact, it's because people are turning off and they're beginning to listen to other forms of news on different channels, particularly young people. >> indeed, this this , this one, >> indeed, this this, this one, dare i say. but rupert , what dare i say. but rupert, what would you say, though, to perhaps the bbc were it here to respond, would say, look , look, respond, would say, look, look, i do not make the news for rupert lowe and rishi sunak . rupert lowe and rishi sunak. they might be swivel eyed brexit tears, but i ain't. and we're giving people the news hard and fast and accurate and unbiased. what would you say to that good news can be hard to find, right? we're going through hard times. >> well, darren, i'm actually keen on debate with people who disagree with me. i like that. i think that's how you get at the truth. and that's what we don't have enough of. and i actually think the bbc has got so

. >> well, robinson, is >> well, nick robinson, who is obviously the bbc's obviously one of the bbc'she put out a tweet saying watching this saying no one watching this is what justification for. what he was justification for. it said watching it was he said no one watching the bbc the reporting of my bbc colleagues have the reporting of my bbc collwdoubt; have the reporting of my bbc collwdoubt; the have the reporting of my bbc collwdoubt; the horror have the reporting of my bbc collwdoubt; the horror ofrve the reporting of my bbc collwdoubt; the horror of what any doubt of the horror of what has . i understand has happened. i understand entirely some want the word entirely why some want the word terrorism used . it is it is, terrorism used. it is it is, though the long standing practise of the bbc, itv and sky to report others using that language rather than using it themselves. i don't believe that that he's actually included others in there to make it sound like the bbc and others like the bbc and the others do it. i'm sure i've it. but i'm pretty sure i've heard and reference the

robinson rushed for over 100 yards and cordero, what a dime, 21 yards to nick nash on third and long. 42-21. they are now 3-5 overall. 2-2 in the conference. next week, they will play at hawaii. >>> still to come, two teams are one win away from the world series. we'll show you what happened in the nl in game five. plus the warriors wrapped up preseason friday night. but the real story, something with our vern glenn. stay tuned. >>> when a team from the nl west is making a push for the world series, we are used to it being the giants or the dodgers but the snakes from arizona are knocking on the door. they are trying to build off the momentum of two straight home wins saturday night. phillies fans showing out in the desert. series tied at 2-2. and fireworks in the first inning. stott tries to steal. harper is ruled safe. second look, ball was out before contact was made. phillies lead 2-0 after one. still a two-run game in the sixth. but that is when the phillies bats got hot. when kyle scharber makes contact, he leaves little doubt. this was 461 feet. phillies win 6-1. now it heads b

nick nash. another eight yard score six to the season 14 nothing spartans kyrie robinson scored in the first halfd then third quarter robinson's second score 5042 yards to the house made it 28 nothing. and they just wrapped up the third quarter. they're going in the fourth there on the islands. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino, karina. >> all right, thank you. what did you say? fighting, larry. >> fighting larry beals. yeah. and the fighting. chris savages of fresno state won tonight, got lucky against nevada. >> all right. so they're still playing. they just finished up. just finished up. yeah. okay all right. we'll see what happens. thank you, chris. much more to come on abc seven news at 11. details are emerging on the suspect in the deadly mass shooting in maine and how authorities finally tracked him down. finding a job can be tough and it can be even more difficult if you have disabilities. a look at the program stepping in and helping out we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we n