nick: ok.aha hussaini, this is a story of challenge, of difficulty, not just in gaza but across the palestinian territory. maha: yeah. actually it is not only in gaza, but maybe gaza is the most impacted by the crisis in general. this month we are entering the 18th year of israel's blockade. anyone could imagine the impact of 17 years of closure and tight restrictions can have on the lives of over two million residents. we are already three years ahead of the year in which the u.n. said life would be unlivable in gaza. and during the years of the occupation, whether in the west bank or gaza strip, especially the years of the blockade and after the multiple major israeli military attacks, tens of thousands of palestinians in gaza have lost their jobs either because of the culture that rendered import and exports difficult for hundreds of businesses that shut down as a result, or because of israel's targeting of businesses during attacks. we're actually talking about the vast majority of people,

they arrested that and nick. and i said, that and nick who?n matt and nick samson. >> it was true, that livers had confessed to the murders of his aunt and uncle. >> but the gun to her face and blew it away. >> and he named an accomplice, 22-year-old nick sampson. a cousin of mats on another branch of the family tree. >> for i was sitting up in bed and i said, andy, should i be shaking? and he said that is normal shock. >> but matt livers had been with him at easter dinner just a few hours before. now, he said, he and nick had returned to kill his aunt and uncle. >> our first reaction was that -- she had just lost her only son and her grandson is being arrested for this. and, just like us, she said i do not understand. i said, grandma, nobody understands and of this. >> did it give you any sense of well at least somebody has been found responsible. did it make you feel any better? >> i want to move on to the next phase of this. i was relieved i guess to know that they had somebody. >> with livers already in jail, police descended on murdaugh t

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nick marsh reporting. now, how to solve _ understanding. nick marsh reporting.erstanding. nick marsh reporting. now, how to solve the problem - understanding. nick marsh reporting. now, how to solve the problem of. now, how to solve the problem of plastic pollution? millions of tonnes of plastic waste still ends up in the environment every year, where it can harm wildlife and pollute waterways. the united nations environment assembly is working on a solution: a global plastics treaty which is currently being negotiated and it's hoped that it will be finalised by the end of next year. it's expected to address the full life cycle of plastic, from production to disposal as well as put measures in place to reduce plastic production and improve recycling. let's hear now from tommy stadlen, who's co—founder of giant ventures — a venture capital firm which funds companies that have an environmental purpose. thank you forjoining us. first of all, talk to us about the concrete solutions which you think this treaty could achieve? it is solutions which you think this treat

nick: ours, we are looking for one more as well.be a little bit less than the fed is communicating. but it is kind of more about the speed and slope at this point that we have been thinking about. when you think about it that way, the trajectory is far more placid if you ignore the absolute level. that pace of increase is calming down. you are seeing primary markets respond with more issuance so far this year. i think it is just easier to find the price on a deal. i think we saw treasuries increasing by about six basis points every five business days last year at the peak of it. right now, a lot of it has been about that stability in rates that we think is helping to calm things down a little bit more in a relative sense. matt: thank you so much for joining us. s&p's nick kraemer joining us, as well as a bloomberg's katie greifeld. thank you both. that is jon and i am matt miller. we are watching futures drop of about 0.25 percent. we are waiting for details in the wagner russia case. jon: it is certainly something we are going to w

nick newman, thank you so much. thank you for all your comments this week.are your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, email newswatch at bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us on 03700106676. and do have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk slash newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. this is bbc news, we would have all the headlines and menu stories at the headlines and menu stories at the top of the hours straight after this programme. in amongst edinburgh's elegant architecture stands the iconic mcewan hall. in 1897, it was gifted to the people of the city by philanthropist william mcewan and throughout its life, it's been the home of graduations, concerts and even edinburgh fringe comedy gigs. but i wonder if william mcewan ever thought that his hall would be used for this... it's been turned into a fortnite den. four, three, two, one... it's the best feeling ever. basical

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trevor: if nick taylor makes this putt as we look at the third here, if nick taylor makes this putt, the roar is going to be loud, it's going to be difficult for fleet to make a dump of it. jim: adam, he's got a 20-footer. 20 feet, three inches. >> with all the rain that has fallen in the last 15 minutes or so is how much break this one is actually going to take off the live-hand side. >> and how much slower the putt may be coming back up the hill. jim: he's got 20 feet, fleetwood. he faces an 11-footer. >> make sure you give it a chance. jim: par put up by taylor. tommy battled back all day with those birdies late in the round. and now he's got 11 feet. colt: and the stewart cink of the canadian open. jim: first canadian since peter oosterhuis. we're heading to the 159 par 3 over there at nine. trevor: running across the fairway trying to get back to nine. jim: look at this. everyone t taking off to get their chance to see it. i thought fleetwood was going to make that putt. trevor: i really did too. it was interesting because he started left of the hole that actually broke left. it

nick, thank ou, nick paid with their life. beake. _ a man has been charged with three counts of murder, and three of attempted murder, following this week's knife and van attacks in nottingham. valdo calocane is 31, and a recent graduate of the university of nottingham. barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar, who were both 19, and ian coates, who was 65, were stabbed in the early hours of tuesday. our midlands correspondent navteonhal reports. barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates, three victims whose deaths have left behind grieving families and a city in mourning. police have been investigating the fatal stabbing is on the streets of nottingham in the early hours of tuesday morning. and today, they've charged 31—year—old valdo calocane with their murder. he's also been charged with attempted murder after three people were injured when they were hit by a van. valdo calocane, a graduate from the university of nottingham, used to live here, in haverfordwest, in wales. this man first met him when he was a teenager

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nick, what more can you tell us about this missile strike?ick: unfortunately it seems like those numbers are still rising. talk of more dead and dozens wounded. in the last few minutes there were reports that the rescue mission had to be paused because there was fear of new rocket attacks. so, this is a very dynamic situation. this is a city that lives with these kind of risks. when you come to kramatorsk, most of the time around midnight you will have two ballistic missiles hitting. now this hits during the heart of the evening time when people would be out. this was an area with supermarkets. this is effectively the capital of donbas right now. a lot of people coming to visit family members who are serving in the military. so this would be full of people, and this is an area that was already hit. next-door was a big hotel that was destroyed at the beginning of the war. this is another reminder that there is nowhere safe in this part of the world. brent: based on the video we are seeing here, the area hit had no military significance. or did

nick: it doesn't matter.things that people worry about, the fed is dealing with the wrong playbook and if you think about it, they are saying to reduce inflation, they want to crush jobs. we want jobs. how would you feel, manufacturing added 300,000 jobs in 2021 and 300,000 jobs in 2021 whatnot that raise inflation because salaries would go up because though jobs are paying more than the average job but i think americans like that. they would rather have jobs that paid well. gave them pride and dignity and they pay a little bit more. that is a favorable thing to happen. they are not taking that into account. guy: your view would be is that the fed shouldn't focus too much on getting inflation down to two percent, is a focus on the others of its mandate, employment in the u.s. economy. that is where the focus should be. if inflation is to percent or 3%, it should not make any difference. nick: exactly and you see the economy of work going on because of the confidence of getting through covid and the confidence

nick, what's the situation like now?t this is moving, and we're now hearing from russian officials, kremlin loyal, that indeed there appears to have been an explosion in foreign national. that's key. it's a city halfway between rostov-on-don, the military hub they first moved into this morning on the way north to moscow. so it does appear to be growing evidence of at least wagner's fighters' presence. there are other advocates saying that may have moved further north of the capital, but, wolf, this is utterly unprecedented territory we're in. the mere idea of armed insurrection unthinkable for the two decades vladimir putin has been in power. this is indeed a man who has been essentially vladimir putin's bag man for a number of years, doing his bidding across africa, behind trolling elections including that of the united states, now it seems pushed toward this clear march on moscow. perhaps in the previous hours, yevgeny prigozhin may have convinced them he could take over and leave putin to adjudicate who he'd like to s

it's nick, thank you very much. that was big loss in london and nick conway into now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. at least 41 women have been killed in a riot and a women's prison and helm doris. despite relatives of inmates. a desperate relatives of inmates have gathered outside the prison and looking for more information. authorities are working to identify the victims, many of whom died of burns. the government has blamed gang violence to china. his strongly condemned remarks by us present, joe biden, in which he referred to chinese leader. she didn't think as a dictator 5 and was commenting on the chinese balloon, which were shot down over the us saying, such incidents were quote, a great embarrassment for dictators as controversial statement comes a day after a top us diplomats visit to china. the son of us present joe biden has agreed to plead guilty in a tax case, and is expected to admit it legally possessing a gun. hunter biden reached the deal to p

they're good, nick. thank you very much. that was big loss in london and nick conway into, you know, i meant to pleaded not guilty and agree court to people smuggling over last week's migrant ship disaster. at least 81 people are known to a, drowned in the sinking. but with as many as 500 still missing the real death toll is almost certainly much higher. it's here in a small greek town of mount acosta. where the survivors of last week ship wreck being held in a migrant come on where relatives of the missing coming hope of finding the loved ones last night. i don't have any options. i don't want to come in. i want to come here by dr sir why it was, but today we are ready to go. i don't know. he's a lie. 22 year old, a t outside he'd survived in holland. but the only co showing here on a relative phone is one of the 100 still missing. that is why i've decided that i'm going to now and i'm looking for an audit. and his name is abdul. as side of that in mind, i call on all the tardies to help me find him for free and will be rep

more on that saua nick rishi sunak around. more on that saga nick because _ rishi sunak around.use you _ rishi sunak around. more on that saga nick because you have - rishi sunak around. more on thatj saga nick because you have more information on the party we saw a video of at the tory headquarters during the covid lockdown. this was a -a during the covid lockdown. this was a party that — during the covid lockdown. this was a party that took— during the covid lockdown. this was a party that took place _ during the covid lockdown. this was a party that took place in _ during the covid lockdown. this was a party that took place in december| a party that took place in december 2020 in conservative party h0. have a look at this. this is the invite that the bbc has obtained that shows that the bbc has obtained that shows that 30 people were invited to what was called a jingle and mingle christmas drinks. it told invitees to save the date for the sean bailey for london holiday party. you may have seen the video at the weekend of people dancing about within conservative party h0. jing

nick it's not the nhs, right? nick it's not mor— the nhs, right? can't go to the toilet , it, and had this surgery now can't go to the toilet, has crippling pain all the time and there's going to be so many stories like this. there's so many conflicting aspects and facets to this, to this story . facets to this, to this story. i mean, let's just touch on a new— i mean, let's just touch on a new minde— i mean, let's just touch on a few things you've- i mean, let's just touch on a few things you've already said, dred— few things you've already said, died and— few things you've already said, nick, and you're— few things you've already said, nick, and you're saying. louis, few things you've already said, nick,ared you're saying. louis, few things you've already said, nick,ared you'rtthating. louis, few things you've already said, nick,ared you'rtthat itg. louis, few things you've already said, nick,ared you'rtthat it willuis, they are saying that it will rowe— they are saying that it will rode-owed— they are saying that it will take away. they'll put h

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nick, what does it mean to you jack smith got giuliani to sit down? >> this is absolutely huge, ari. this means they have evidence, that they have somehow convinced bob costello who's rudy's lawyer to bring him in for a proffer agreement. and i think what we have to look at here, and one plausible explanation is that mark meadows had testified in a grand jury recently, and mark meadows is really kind of the ringmaster for donald trump dealing with all the people across the spectrum from rudy to roger stone, to general flynn, to steve bannon. and i have to believe that they come up with enough evidence on rudy that he is concerned enough that he went in and realized that he has to play let's make a deal. >> let's reflect right there on the point -- let's reflect what you're breaking down, nick, because we hear about people going in. and obviously you can go in and be less than kwuptive, or you can be put before the grand jury. we heard about that, as we monitor all this. you're mfdsing a distinction that because it's a proffer, because it was a volunta

and nick paton walsh joins me here in kyiv. what is the very latest there amidst all of this deep uncertainty? >> reporter: err have the course of the past few hours, we've seen a couple of people, vladimir putin, yevgeny prigozhin, sort of emerge from the weekend, and to make their first statement. putin's been notably absent since that wagner mutiny threatened his grip on power at the weekend. but he's now appeared on russian state television. basically saying that he did everything he could to prevent bloodshed and also restating an offer to the wagner mercenaries to either join the russian military or to move to belarus. >> translator: for the first time since the russian rebellion ended, vladimir putin has addressed his nation. a short speech condemning rebel leaders as traitors playing into the hands of russia's enemies. >> translator: they wanted russian soldiers to kill each other, to kill military personnel and civilians so that in the end russia would lose and our society would split, choke in bloody civil strife. >>

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nick has the story., strong criticism of those parliamentarians and a process that could lead to punishment. we're joined by an ally of the former prime minister. also tonight, in the thames water bucket, they've got a massive financial hole, as the company which supplies a quarter of the uk population is in danger of collapse. how did it happen? we are going to break the door down, it is up— we are going to break the door down, it is up to _ we are going to break the door down, it is up to you. we we are going to break the door down, it is up to vom— it is up to you. we will explain what is happening _ it is up to you. we will explain what is happening as - it is up to you. we will explain what is happening as soon - it is up to you. we will explain what is happening as soon as| it is up to you. we will explain i what is happening as soon as we it is up to you. we will explain - what is happening as soon as we come in. we have a special investigation into the loan sharks using brutal tactics to profit f

keep on nick, who is back out hunting jackals. the protection status of the golden jackal varies greatly across european countries. in gemini, for example, hunting them's prohibited the shortest. you can see the eyes glowed. shark color, louder jackals eyes glowed blue, a show, it would be a lot out of box foxes, a reddish waterfowl audit or she had done with the i see a jack. i like little check up to it there to jack ross. so maybe i can catch up with the don, got a shots to the hans, let's just say the chicago, what do you, is this the golden jackals kind of is, are you still in his info quite a big one about a 100 centimeters long ago. so that the next a conference about 32 centimeters, the 3 the show the height about 40 i centimeters will see me like that. but this was a male mass quote. sure thing. thank you. let me through you more about 3 kilometers from the village, shift uh, change give me one night. they can travel 15 to 20 kilometers from the den if they're looking for food. okay, without it, if at all, the game depot

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nick marsh, bbc news, singapore.ing you different stories from across the uk. huge crowds enjoyed live music while soaking up the sun at brockwell park�*s mighty hoopla festival at the weekend, but not everyone was a fan. peter bradley�*s 13th—floor flat overlooks the park. people say you�*re a nimby and you don�*t want it in your back yard, but you can see this is my back yard, and to have events of this loudness... well, cos you can actually feel the music. you can feel it. i work from home. it�*s almost impossible to work from home when events like this are going on. lambeth council says... it added... meanwhile, the council apologised for any noise disturbance caused by the events and has already said it will see if there are any lessons to be learned for the future. for more stories from across the uk, head — to the bbc news website. hey, i�*m zof with the catch up. tonight — day two in court for prince harry, glasto advice on disposable vapes and a furry passenger. doctors in england may start offering weight l