meet nicky. what would you say to her? 0k, - in. former voter. meet nicky. they have to get the seats into parliament. but you have been talking about covid. stop blaming covid. yes, we got through it, but at the end of the day brexit has had a massive impact. we are still putting our prices up from our suppliers, and we have not yet put those prices into the manufacturers who have not yet got their products on the shelves. you know, the price food has gone up because they are perishables, but hard goods are not yet on the shelves. and immigration as well, you know, brexit has not stopped illegal immigration by its very nature it is illegal, but it has to be... i very nature it is illegal, but it has to be. . ._ has to be... i don't want to interrupt. _ has to be... i don't want to interrupt, but _ has to be... i don't want to interrupt, but distill- has to be... i don't want to interrupt, but distill it i has to be... i don't want to interrupt, but distill it in i has to be... i don't want to interrupt, but distill it in a | interrupt, but distill it in a s

you could call nicky's mother linda and told her something bad was going on over at nicki 's. >> i wasnervous i don't know what to do. i was like, oh my gosh! oh my gosh? i was just shaking. i could hardly drive. >> linda pulled into her daughters neighborhood and saw a police officer. >> he said ma'am, could you pull over there? i said no, i need to go to my daughter's house. he said ma'am, will you just pull over their pleas? please? >> i pulled to the side and i said what is going on? he said man the only thing i can tell you is that your daughter has expired. >> there is no getting over something like that. as nikki's try to take it in, investigator set to work trying to figure out who did this. the girls said their mother was still in a room with the door locked when they left the house for school at 7:30. >> we missed the bus, so we had to walk. >> perhaps the crime scene revealed more clues than the girls could. lieutenant chris moon headed back there. >> looking for cellphones, computers. typically victims are gonna have cold are spoken with their assailants just before the mur

thank you, nicky.s annual conference in liverpool. but some headteachers's leaders have voiced �*serious reservations' about how the policy would work. around 3,000 people have been evacuated from their homes on the spanish island of tenerife due to a wildfire. it's the same blaze that ravaged the area in august — which has flared up again due to high temperatures and strong winds. shourjo sarkar has your sport. west ham have set a new record for the longest unbeaten streak for a british side in european club competition. they won 2—1 at freiburg in the europa league — to make it 17 matches unbeaten in europe over the last ia months. england batterjoe root insists there is no need to panic following their heavy defeat to new zealand in the opening match of the cricket world cup. england lost by 9 wickets in ahmedabad, but root says the tournament has a long way to go. today, pakistan are taking on the netherlands in hyderabad. coverage of that has just got underway on 5 sports extra — you can pick that

so we'll have to wait to see desperately nicky. i think i'm going to take that advice in old scott read, so i'm going to stop belt. that was nicky, aaron from the media center out the form of one about one road long so that we'll see you later on. in the meantime, as nikki was mentioning, the slot him approved in the russian present has made his way to beijing. he landed early on tuesday morning, along with a host of all the international lead has developed and rode for him. is set to paved the way and connect the multi poto wild. we've also got all car seat correspondent broadcast if he's also in the capsule that's listened to what he had to say. let's try those belts and rude initiatives. one of the largest mega projects over the last decades near enough, a trillion dollars has be martialed towards the belts and boot initiative by china over the past decade, which is a tremendous amount of money in a news of development. for, for this huge mega project, which aims twinkling countries, we've tried to, to, to tie them together with

well, bnhavee i'm nicky? >1new mum. well, bnhave an m nicky? >1new mum.ughter, right? and i don't feel as strongly as tanya does because actually, does about it because actually, i mean, science i don't. i mean, science typically, this is typically, and maybe this is where going to differ where we're going to differ a trans man can breastfeed, right? it's it's not it's not it's not it's not it's not common, but it can happen. so you do have some people you still do have some people that breastfeed in those circumstances. now , i circumstances. well, now, i don't point dot dot what decimal point of the population. they're still served by maternity services. i mean the point is i don't like the of getting don't like the idea of getting rid mother at all. but why rid of mother at all. but why don't we say mothers and don't we just say mothers and parents? like that's just really simple. just add simple. just add the just add the mean, the mothers back in. i mean, i just said councils are all going bankrupt. >> doing their jobs >> they're not doing their jobs

but it seems that someone lied to us, that was more on god's deb, nicky. i just want to bring you in now the more i was waiting for that press conference, but i think you probably haven't done any weights and you've been busy trying to tact guests and head generally. what's being said, i thought for him right in the center of the capital. any interesting stands out moment so far posted yet. it has been an incredibly busy day. is we try to get guess since we listed into, well, the, the world leaders are saying, but also because chinese media a so teen to speak to us to find out an outside the perspective on what china is doing with the balance and right initiative. so he's been quite busy in that way area. i was off to some of the boats and where the initiative in the phone was and i chose cooperation excess, really at the thought of everything to do with the felt invert initiative in earlier listening to the keynote speech. at the opening ceremony by president sage and think he said that right now, cooperation that would be more pressing as we were in a bi

so, nicky haley, mike pence, this crane of the show, yes, probably the entire top of the republican partyca's war with iran. what do you think this all means? i don't think it's a good idea for us to start. war with iran. i think it would be nice, i believe that israel can defeat hamas and can defend its homeland. they have done this many times before, and i believe that they will succeed this time. i believe that it is acceptable for the united states to support israel diplomatically in the un if oppression of israel begins there. the united states must confidently stand on the side of its good ally, who will continue to our ally. and i believe that limited military support... without sending ground troops, military support without ground troops sounds logical, and i believe that those who continue to talk about sending ground troops, they are hurting everyone, especially the united states, and i think that at the moment, we must not forget, tucker, that the main thing in domestic politics is the economy, and in external politics, china, this is what we must not forget, russia is being p

we have no one but 2 correspondence in the chinese capital. joining us now more accounts payable, nicky, ara right 1st to you know, the key takeaways from president putin speech is the start time. of course, at the belt and roads for a as well as we uh, as we speak present. vladimir putin is meeting with cj him ping along with the ministers in tile behind closed doors, down the car to somewhere in the building. where in this is the 42nd need to uh, the, the uh, the truck, easily the should you been said as he opened in the, in his opening statement. this is the 42nd meeting and during the many years, but they've known each other. they have developed, he said, a friendship. this is a sentiment that was echoed by a bladder mae approved from the discussions behind close. those will of course, be held private before we know from the opening statement statements. during the forum itself, china is bells and roads initiative, a huge mega project for the biggest. in decades, 40 lines with rushes, developing vision said lied to me, a poor. and this is an enormous undertaking, absolutely huge, th

if newt gingrich gingrich showed up at a nicki minaj concert, do you know nicki minaj? it was more like, well, that's something you don't see every day, but i will say the double takes weren't laced with any sort of contempt or aggression or hostility. it was more we were more of a curiosity. and i'm comfortable being a curiosity because as a as a black woman and a primarily went to primarily white schools my entire life. i've always been a curiosity. but we were we were all we've always been accepted by our neighbors, much to the surprise, i believe, of a lot of my colleagues and peers in california who really told me that i would have to be. they warned me that i'd have to be, you know, on guard for white supremacy as neo-nazis. i was, i think i was cautioned, in a way you can't even imagine about how it would be to live in montana. and i've we were all pleasantly surprised. lisa and i call it home now. we would never go back to california. monica harris you tell that story in the illusion of division stefon, who is he stefon is a stefon, a friend of mine from college

the well, all chase nicky, aaron, like us, you've come to china in order to quotes report on that one bout one road for him. scott, all the details for us to let this man a son he ad before means the media center to be most specific. you probably see a thousands of journalists above being around behind me. it's not just international journalists, but there's some old across china. of course, this is the country's most important diplomatic event of the year as white and extraordinary feeling for me because i was actually living here in china in 2013. when plus when she came to powell, when he launched the belt and wrote in the states and there's a lot of high we're talking about a lot. but now 10 years later to see the impacts that is high. that means that, you know, deals, the son that i have to have a $200.00 bill sign, whatever, a $150.00 countries across 5 continents to really know how to balance and what it needs to be playing out on the ground. i have a special guest with me on doing that by dtn report. that's younger chang. see, you actually spend weeks traveling around all of t

as nicky was saying, this covid inquiry coverage will continue here on bbc news.cretary to the prime minister for public services, and lee kane from two o'clock this afternoon the former director of communications at number ten, all on bbc iplayer and streaming also if you want to follow it on the bbc live page. we are going to catch up with the weather now. here's matt taylor. hello. we are going to see more impacts from the weather this week. let's start with storm kieran, —— storm ciaran. more widespread rainfall and saturated ground could lead to more flooding. don't treat this as gospel yet, it could move further north or south and that will impact were the strongest of the winds would be. at the moment, strongest of the winds will be in southern parts of england and wales, 50 to 60 mph in stronger around the coast and even stronger for the channel islands potentially and northwest france. rainfall and saturated ground, you can see the totals totting up and it could lead totals totting up and it could lead to further flooding. where test conditions to the sou

well, i'll correspondent and nicky aaron. uh like she said, she's been hunting down. people to speak to just like we have she spoke with says switch to on this and call him this guy. i'm a ton. he says that the belgian rode initiative targets shot prosperity, like alex will say, with no limits, comments, re live, no limits to, in countries around the pipe. trying to solve somebody's being criticized by some european countries. i accuse china of creating a debt tron for some countries. they say that that exists and gets influence on other countries that those that are concerns about the, the environmental impact on this project. all these solids you don't feel like you don't have this feeling go when i am here, since not one week. i probably super to too many meetings. media forms are things going on about the best and or the initiative. and i did not get into streaming because lot of people 0 and lot of the more than 100 countries, 100. so the $155.00 countries participate in the home the world. so i think there is no 6 hour ration. the problem is that the west, the w

ambassador nicki haley. among those hopeful in new hampshire. it's the state's second largest ty live coverage of that event. 5:20 in the afterno today. on c-span, c-span now, and then the mobile app. follow along on the dot-org as well. hyattsville, maryland. gloria, hi. caller: good morning. i would like to say that i appreciate you letting us hear the prayer of the house being opened. american people for the most part of our history we are just people. we believe in god. and the jewish people are religious people. they believe in god. they would be forced to live alongside a nation that does not seem to have our -- those principles. and so you have good and evil trying to coexist. they will -- there will always be turmoil. i suggest we pray for our leaders making the right decision because this is a religious war. thank you. host: from pamela in upper marlboro, maryland. democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to speak about israel and the palestinian conflict. it is not right and nor will there be any peace, mark my word

it had a newspaper industry, a publishing industry and many foreigners that we even john and fellow nicky who had their own breweries and building concepts as well as it was a very multinational west and oriented society based oil until it gets a shift to it continues his career at the renowned altima and military academy in eastern training at the academy is heavily influenced by pression military. siri, as the germans have been responsible for modernizing the ottoman empire as the military schools, the this environments gives rise to the young text movements based around and then business, nationalistic, and western oriented military lead. now young officer was to fuck them all becomes part of the movement. attracted by its ideas of liberal reform. he's fascinated by the ideals of the french revolution. the sofa came, i saw most stuff. it came my soul and felt the overwhelming technical and scientific security of yours every day, but you can hide a whole bus. the model for him was not a single country like germany from so england, but the west as a whole day. it was within the basement

tomorrow it will be alcohol, your dram, nicky, things other— alcohol, your dram, nicky, things othergain do—gooders sticking theirfat argument, once again do—gooders sticking their fat unwanted noses into other people's business. a phrase used in early one i think as well. what about drinking, says this one? drinking would also be banned if invented today. thank you, massive this morning. my thanks to everybody for taking part, viewers of bbc two and bbc news leave us now. live from london, this is bbc news. leaders of almost 50 european countries are in spain for a summit of the european political community with the russian invasion of ukraine top of the agenda. also at the summit, rishi sunak will call for more co—ordinated action to address the number of migrants arriving in europe. we have a special report from inside nagorno—karabakh, as azerbaijan's president cancels planned talks with the armenian prime minister. this was the front line with the armenian rebels holding this ridgeline overlooking their city down there in the valley. and, the men's cricket world cup is underway

exactly, but media airport and we've had to all the direct tapes in cities, nicki one and ash dog, another and ash cologne. the not too far up the road he injuries have been reported there at least 3 people were injured in those attacks at 2. seriously. we don't have any more information on those at the moment, but we have some videos circulating from those strikes showing cause on fire. pretty serious and strong kids are right direct hit. just as we were coming to a coming on to sarah, the air sirens were going off in northern 11 on i don't have any more information on that at the moment, but have that information is accurate. it could mean the activity is picking it again up from the northern border from 11 on the death toll on both sides has been rising. i won't give you any numbers because it looks set to continue to rise quite drastically today, particularly on the guards inside. but they is riley side, it's also rising as the military going through these towns and cities and discover more bodies. and rebecca, israel has announced this, refer to full scale siege on, on the gaza strip.

us have had those types of conversations in the elevators and hallways and committee rooms and as nicky mentioned, there are reasonable folks who are thoughtful legislators on the other side of the aisle. jim jordan is not one of them. and we viewed him as a threat to the speaker's chair. that's why it was our top priority to make sure he didn't sit in the speaker's chair. not on us to fix the republican dysfunction and round robin voting going on right now, but we are serious about making this place work and serious about funding government. we are serious about making sure we look out for our allies in israel and ukraine. we want to get those things accomplished. reporter: continue to fight on the speaker's race -- [indiscernible question] mr. aguilar: we need to slow down a little bit here. one tweet is not the feeling of the democratic caucus. by the way, he mentioned three significant hurdles in order for a -- not saying he would vote for a republican for speaker. but he mentioned is his threshold specific policy items and rules change that i doubt the majority would consider. just

and he moved here for his studies and stayed with nicki mann. for example, in my team, there are people from different countries like pakistan and india. nigeria ran to egypt, germany and bangladesh, or the that's all diverse. my team is the maintenance of the company recruits and supports international talents, infiniti and infinity, and building to see if migration is a threat at all. on the contrary, we see migration has an enormous opportunity that makes us aside single diverse. we get many ideas from other countries. we welcomes us and us. the emigrants are not a threat to the country. that's a consensus among the majority of labor market experts. in the next 10 years, there will be a vast labor shortage. as baby boomers retire emigrants are needed to fill the gap . the aging population will leave section. in her co working cafe for tomorrow is working hard to make others feel at home here and some of the other global business stories making news. facebook and instagram years in europe may soon have to pay if they wants to browse ad free ve

like on the they believe russia was the older brother get back again. nicky. be stuck, she brought me tell you that resist come by and the and for security platform are trying to work out why for russian this information is taking hold. in slovakia there is to come on history with the rest of the separation of course with the soviet union. and so the kremlin is pushing this narrative even today. that of russia is our swapping brother and it's really working because people have this memory of the common history with the soviet union. they are looking good at of some kind of golden iraq. this is especially true for older slovaks who look back fondly on those times. and feel this illusion, dep outs life in the european union. meanwhile, most coast and the sea and perhaps as loved by as one of the use most exits when it comes to spreading and type western messaging. so far there is no evidence of direct rushing into feelings and so back in elections. but many liberal politicians are being targeted by this information. this is the headquarters of progressive slovak

us have had those types of conversations in the elevators and hallways and committee rooms and as nicky mentioned, there are reasonable folks who are thoughtful legislators on the other side of the aisle. jim jordan is not one of them. and we viewed him as a threat to the speaker's chair. that's why it was our top priority to make sure he didn't sit in the speaker's chair. not on us to fix the republican dysfunction and round robin voting going on right now, but we are serious about making this place work and serious about funding government. we are serious about making sure we look out for our allies in israel and ukraine. we want to get those things accomplished. reporter: continue to fight on the speaker's race -- [indiscernible question] mr. aguilar: we need to slow down a little bit here. one tweet is not the feeling of the democratic caucus. by the way, he mentioned three significant hurdles in order for a -- not saying he would vote for a republican for speaker. but he mentioned is his threshold specific policy items and rules change that i doubt the majority would consider. just

before we go, a quick look at the nicky, which seems to have eased a bit up by 0.8% this morning.after being rattled. that is it, thank you for watching. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. doug has cystic fibrosis. 11 years ago he was on a waiting list, desperately needing a new pair of lungs. you can say, if i have it will it work? but you can also say with very, very great certainty, if i do not have i will not be here any more. three years ago, in 2020, the law changed so that all adults in england are now considered as having agreed to donating their organs when they die, unless they have recorded a decision not to. but, despite the law change, the consent rate is down. it is very special to die in the circumstance that allows you to become a donor. it is probably only about 1% of deaths in the uk. you're much more likely to need a transplant in your life than you are to die in the circumstances that allows you to become a donor. i would not have seen my son's birth. i would not be able to be part of my family, be with my friends. my donor's family we

satcha: nicky jam dice adiÓs al mundo del espectÁculo, el boricua anuncia su retiro y te contamos los cosas para tekashi, la justicia lo mantiene detenido y le pide millones por daÑos. "despierta amÉrica" estÁn vivos desde repÚblica dominicana con los detalles. satcha: ver "despierta amÉrica" puede salvar tu vida, te enseÑamos cÓmo defenderte de un atacante. raul: shakira le mande mensaje a bad bunny, analizamos o lo que le escribiÓ. satcha: marc anthony se robÓ el show al caminar por las pasarelas. y esta maÑana escucharemos al elogiado boricua tras su gran noche de estrellas. raÚl: empezamos a presentar a mÁs de casa con talento, no te puedes perder la cop promoverÁ el suyo de costa a costa. con esto y mucho mÁs a "despierta amÉrica" comienza ya. ♪ ♪ raÚl: buenos dÍas, gracias por escoger "despierta amÉrica" para que comiencen el dÍa como debe ser, con el pi derecho. satcha: hace sÓlo unas horas el presiente biden aterrizan israel, se reÚne con el primer ministro benjamÍn netanyahu ya no sÓlo paquete de ayuda en un momento de alta tensiÓn y protestas por la explosiÓn que mata a cie

nicky stewart is the former head of ict delivery at the uk cabinet office and also the former commercialfirst of all about the significance of what 0fcom is looking into here, because cloud computing, we will have heard of it but we won't really know quite how much it shapes our lives day today and how much we rely on it. yes. and how much we rely on it. yes, thank you- _ and how much we rely on it. yes, thank you- it's — and how much we rely on it. yes, thank you. it's hugely _ and how much we rely on it. 1913 thank you. it's hugely significant. arguably long overdue. 0ver thank you. it's hugely significant. arguably long overdue. over the last decade, all of us, all of our lives have become more intrinsically depended on the cloud, as it has moved into market vertical market vertical. notjust her entertain, facebook and so on, it is now our health, our critical national infrastructure, it is now our key public services, given the amount of the public sector relies on cloud and increasingly it is our defence and increasingly it is our defence and security. so it's really important that

but the message that i think the presidential candidate from south carolina, nickie haley, that was overboard. she's only doing that for the campaign donations. really, everyone should be speaking about statehood and togetherness. it's been going on way too long. as it goes on, it seems like israel is basically taking advantage of them. host: two lawmakers reported in israel when those attacks took place, this from axios, two members of congress, representative dan goldman and wife and three youngest children were in israel for an event when the attacks began, congressman goldman and family sheltered from their hotel's interior stairwell until early sunday morning when they were able to leave and depart from new york and goldman received assistance getting out of the country according to his spokesperson. senator cory booker was in the country for planned meetings, a site visit and economic summit when he was scheduled to speak on tuesday. he and his accompanying staffers were in jerusalem when the attacks were launched and sheltered in place. it was on senator booker's feed he posted a video

this is nicki garage with the engineer brothers and restore machines to the fall mobility, and they've got front row seats to the automotive eccentricity. the 5th fellow by today is, was keeping things very, very pristine and clean. and you know, absolutely perfect. i mean, i'm not why i don't think we are, because we use the cause of the gods. but somebody view the daily cuz i can't be consent. i'm not trying to think of it is a nice thing to go. this drawings from the guy who has them in style and every time they use it. i know clients who have bought a new car and so that they don't get for the buy 2nd, then god so that the new guys don't get wise. i know fast of that, and it's not just we did, didn't the amount in here in the morning of cause a 2nd generation known as if we're good as that know, specializes entirely investigation. the engineer, brothers are known, so this was the deal with but the destination, the truly put them on the map. sticking a 1940 of just the 400 from this to this. no one does a few, even the most careful 5. so you can afford to put the cost to that basis,

tv and that a terrorist of a broken into his room and the mexican, a mother ring, a member, so fed nicky with him, then they got the street. and then i hear that to my cousin is crying on the tv saying that their dad, it was pictures in gaza. and that's how i found out you found out on tv. yes. and, and they were in bazy and keep boats. one of those sites of where he was busy and took a hard hit in the stair attack, 114 a. and this for now, and that's and then we'll just keeps rising. and then lots of hostages also from the keyboards. and it's, it's very concerning and then my mom is from the q, what's the issue up there? it's such a nice place to go there all the time. and just seeing those pictures from the keyboards, he just feels like a nicer is like a whole movie. and you, unfortunately share this faith with, with many other families and as around right now, does it give you any sort of solace that you can share this agony that you're in this together? one that i would say that there is a lot of sort of there was a right now and between the people are, these are a lot of people are

this is nicki garage with the engineer, brothers and restore machines to the form of yours. and they've got front row seats to the automotive, except just the diesel says, fellow 5 states today is, was keeping things very, very 15 and clean and it all absolutely. uh, perfect. i mean, i'm not, i don't think we are because we use all kinds of debit cards. but somebody the, the daily cuz i kept thinking spend, i'm not trying to have sickle, it is a nice and to go this going from the gravitas of the entire that'd be, that'd be using uh, i know clients who have bought a new card. and so that they don't get for the buy 2nd then god. so that the new guys doing guess was i know fast with that. and it's not just we did, didn't the amount in here in the morning of cause a 2nd generation known as if a garage but no specializes entirely investigation. the engineer brothers are known for the for status with the destination. the truly put them on the map, sticking a 1940 address to 400 from this to this. no one does a few even the most careful far so you can afford to put the cost to data

project in run that shows it's just a normal working day for members of the do core and cooperative nicky, galle, the village is still the a, fields by hand. the many help is a busy for weeks to collect the shock cultivating a large area like this using just hose is difficult. we do it because there's no other options either. if we had a cold of ation machine quantum, we could produce more with less effort 0. so you tract is around, but also in the older vehicles that we no longer wanted to do, they tend to be noisy and the diesel is also not always available. and rise in fuel costs means that the often economically on viable from the outside. the solution looks remarkably similar to a 2.2 contractor with a 27 postcard engine. but the motor is electrically powered. a gentleman call me cuz developed this e track to prove to type along with the universe of to galley and the g. i said german development agency. it's a convert that dies with tractor and to and electric truck until you see, we just replace the diesel engine with an electric motor and put the battery on top of that. and that yo

engaging a new for i've tried connecting works uh through the for your i asked you a land correspondent, nicky air and has been covering the forum throughout the day. she's there in beijing and discussing of the broad, not the belt and roads initiative covers and she was doing so with her favorite a, c, g t, n correspond a don hey, at before i'm in the media center to be most specific, you probably see thousands of journalists bouncing around behind me. it's not just international journalists, but based on across china. of course, this is the country's most important diplomatic event of the year and quite an extraordinary feeling for me because i was actually living here in china in 2013 when president she came to the how when he launched the belt and wrote in the states and there's a lot of how i was hoping about a lot, but now 10 years later to see the impact that is high, that means that, you know, deals, the son that i have to have a $200.00 bill sign. whatever. a $150.00 countries across 5 continents to really know how to balance and what it needs to be playing out on the ground. i have a

bang, it’s like this will be perceived really, that is, it’s such a moment , i’d like to show how nicky, the option of carrying it out was considered, and the test was air stu 95, this is much more demonstrative than an underground nuclear explosion somewhere in the mine , the option of testing a 100-megaton bomb was considered , but we didn’t decide. on another tv broadcast, they were not happy about this at all, well, because there were a few of them after the nuclear tests and in the same russia there were contaminated territories, but a lot, i will tell you, a lot, and here they offer again, let’s do something else in we will destroy russia, we are somehow not ready for this to the end, please excuse the question. of nuclear weapons, but if we are going to do this, we must, so to speak, refer to the experience of the sixty -first year, when we actually conducted nuclear weapons tests, the soviet union, as such a very strong signal to the west, when they tested their tsar bomb, with a power of 56-58, 6 megatons, and of course, the americans understood, taking into account gagarin's f

is no less more serious than among the protesters on the streets, republican presidential candidate nickyt to cease fire. first of all, i already talked about this in the last episode of your show. wait until it all starts, everyone will blame israel for everything that happens, but most importantly, don’t fall for it. israel does what it needs to do. what i should focus on. hamas is all we can do to free the hostages, period, no need to talk about restraint, no we need to talk about a ceasefire. another candidate opposes her, says that he is interested in knowing how exactly the hotheads imagine victory over the hamas movement, he spoke about this in an interview with takerun. war in the gas sector, then this will be the next step in this conflict, but there is no clearly defined goal, we as allies should ask what all this will mean for israel, we as americans should ask how this will affect the united states, many on the left called me racist, now the situation looks very similar, accusing a person of hating israel, yes, exactly, or accusing him of something else to label you shut your

so fed nicky with even in the gaza strip. and then i hear that to my cousin is crying on the tv saying that their dad a was pictures in gaza. and that's how i found out you found out on tv. yes. and, and they were in bazy and keep boats. one of those sites of where he was busy and took a hard hit in this terror attacked 140 ne, in this for now. and that's and then we'll just keeps rising. and the loss of hostages also from the keyboards. and it's, it's very concerning, and my mom is from the q, what's the issue up there? it's such a nice place to go there all the time. and just seen those pictures from the keyboards. he just feels like a nicer is like a whole movie. and you, unfortunately share this faith with, with many other families and as well right now, does it give you any sort of solace that you can to share this argument that you're in this together? well that i would say that there is a lot of so there was a right now and between the people are, these are a lot of people are volunteering to help and people will colla

the nicky defendant before the railroad claim um which i just need say stuck with the global. so this is a danger that has already become reality in other countries will try to quit so much force fairly or will do games. i mean, i'm of that stuff. so the trade routes are of great interest to china. it's one trillion dollar new silk road project aims to open up the countries access to markets in asia, africa, and by the balkans to europe. so to ever take you through this stuff and get them in this level, then we'll get out to him on with the we have a week democracy, save and a not country. it's investors with pretty aggressive kind of take the to the ones with influenza them yet, but kind of grew to even the bulk and countries like montenegro as the by a to a new member shadonia that becoming increasingly oriented to truly nice investment . in skinner's k, with state government feel more comfortable working with the chinese government and chinese investments. so probably because best on that, so not the same. and a more convenient if you had a less than a full portion of under

graham, nicky haley or mike pence playing up the drama at a time when we need rational strategy fromo have so humiliated our country and are responsible for the deaths of so many americans and are now lecturing us from a position of moral superiority, interestingly they refer on my foreign policy experience, i don’t have it, but for them this is a reason for pride, their foreign policy experience unfortunately showed itself in the results that they achieved for the country, i believe that many naakons... here are much more bloodthirsty than some of the more realistic minds in israel. what is the best alternative to the plan in its current form, that is, no plan, an invasion of gaza without a clearly defined goal? i think a cascade of events will follow, a reaction from hezbollah, then probably the involvement of the united states, then pro-iranian militias in iraq in yemen will cause their involvement in the united states would almost certainly lead, especially if we are talking about strikes in lebanon against hezbollah, it is obvious how this can... very quickly escalate into much

my colleague, nicky aaron, is up next in about half an hour by the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome to worlds apart suppressing an issue in the whole that it will go away by itself is a common strategy for dealing with challenging and unpleasant realities. and sometimes it works, but clearly not in the case of israel and palestine. the deck as long procrastination as addressing the problem in an authentic and meaningful way has led to such an accumulation of a range and violence that the state of course is no longer sustainable. is there still a civil way out? well, to discuss it, i'm now joined by i'm on a booth a former member of the lebanese parliament advisor to a former lebanese president, michelle, our mister zavy. it's great to talk to thank you very much for being available. thank you for giving me this opportunity. now in my introduction, i just said the, the status quoting these rarely posting and conflicts seems no longer a sustainable but i wonder if you ask.

a smart guys to have nicky air and both of them my head in the chinese capital more i'll bring you in fast. um we are the president purch and speaking the 3rd time he's attended the belts and road for him . he was spoke very woman, a of course about his chinese counterpart. was that anything else that you really think needs to be drawn attention to? the it'd be interesting very suit any minute. now we're expecting president lied to me a poor going to come out to the press to hold the press conference here in beijing . but just before that we, so of course the meeting between chinese, the, the shipping and vladimir putin seed. you being open with very warm welcome saying that this is the 42nd meeting to get them would either be approved. and so you said that over the many years that they've known each other they've, they've built a very fun friendship. and then nations, bosher and china have built a very strong relationship. we have doubts at least see since the break.

for example. appleton barley, illinois, the nicky little defendant before the railroad claim um which i just didn't say stuck with that, that slow. well, so this is a danger that has already become reality in other countries will try the course of which costs clearly or the game. so, i mean, i'm of that stuff. so the only trade routes are a great interest to china. it's one trillion dollar new silk road project aims to open up the countries access to markets in asia, africa, and via the balkans to europe. so to ever take you through this in the interest level that will come out to email with the we have a week for democracy, save on dana country. it's investors with pretty aggressive kind of take the to the ones with influenza them yet. but kind of crew to even the bulk and countries like montenegro as the buyer to new membership own. yeah. that becoming increasingly oriented to truly nice investments. get s k with states government feel more comfortable working with the chinese government and chinese investments? so probably because best on that, so not the same. and the more conveni

nicky campbell is finding out how supporters of all the main westminster parties are feeling. so far — and it's now labour's turn. you canjoin the conversation — on bbc radio 5 live and bbc sounds from 9. sir keir starmer will pledge to "build a new britain" with extra powers for housing and local mayors if labour wins the next election. speaking at the party's annual conference, the labour leader will promise to accelerate building on unused urban land. he will also say labour would build the "next generation of new towns" near english cities. the home office says it's begun notifying asylum seekers they are set to be sent back to a migrant barge off england's south coast, after the vessel completed all necessary tests. 39 men were moved on to the vessel in august, but they were later removed after the detection of the legionella bacteria onboard. you're live with bbc news. back to our top story. earlier we spoke to joost hiltermann, programme directorfor the middle east and north africa at the international crisis group. he started by giving his assessment of what this means