while we are i talking, i'm going to bring in some live pictures we are getting from north london, this actually, in north west london, just the one and these are not our pictures, they are pictures from the live camera in the synagogue, but they are relevant tonight because pro minister rishi sunak is there, it is a service they're holding for those killed in israel, we will continue to focus on those pictures and we will bring you any comments from the prime minister as and when he speaks, but this is a community that labour has had difficulty with in years gone by. we know that there is enormous support for the palestinian cause within the labour group. i did not hear that today, though, from rachel reeves the shadow chancellor, and bring to play to our viewers what she said in her morning round this morning, and what you hear is talk of terrorism rather than a two state solution. my heart was out to everybody affected — my heart was out to everybody affected by these awful horrendous attacks _ affected by these awful horrendous attacks of the last few days. —— goes _ attacks of the

prime minister rishi sunak at a jewish school in north london | at a jewish school in north london looking the uk about their safety and security concerns. there has been a massive rise in anti—semitic incidents and attacks on thejewish community in the past week since the attacks in israel by hamas and the retaliatory action by israel in response in gaza. let's get the thoughts of our religious affairs correspondent harry farley. what is the significance of this visit and the fact the prime minister felt the need to go to a jewish school today? well, we saw last week that a number ofjewish schools in london we were told closed out of security fears, they were worried about attacks on pupils, particularly those schools where pupils are visiblyjewish, they were worried about that and three schools last week, last friday, closed as a result of those security fears. it is worth saying the community security trust, a charity that provides security advice for british jews charity that provides security advice for britishjews said charity that provides security advice for british jews said jewis

north london derby, arsenal.v tottenham, north london derby, arthur, second tier, at the olympics 2024 in paris, only women will be able to participate in this sport, only one sport in the twenty-fourth year will be exclusively women's. rhythmic gymnastics. at the 2024 olympics, synchronized swimming will be open to men for the first time, while rhythmic gymnastics will remain an exclusively women's sport. this is the correct answer. arthur, let's take two steps. thus, it is arthur who becomes the winner of the fourth period. let's summarize the whole game. super dramatic. today's game turned out to be the victory of artur kukharenko in this difficult meeting. arthur, congratulations on your victory, well, to be honest, hand on heart, before the start of the fourth period, i personally wouldn’t bet on you, so great game, great fourth period, what can you say about it? i want to say that i managed to gather my strength, a little luck accompanied me in such an uncompromising fight against worthy opponents. many tha

and muslim communities in the uk, and earlier in the day he paid a visit to a jewish school in north london the middle east, to communities here feeling under threat. two schools in london targeted in recent days, by anti—semitic vandalism. as the prime minister visited anotherjewish school in the capital. we've had an appalling rise in anti—semitic incidents over the past week. that is something that is tragic. no young person, none of you should have to deal with hate like that. in parliament this afternoon, heads bowed, a minute's silence. and later rishi sunak told mps of the british victims of hamas's slaughter. with a heavy heart, i can inform the house that at least six british citizens were killed.

some north london jewish gaza.closed today over concerns for the children's safety amid the israel—hamas war. it's reported three jewish schools in north london told parents they would not reopen until monday. meanwhile, number 10 has announced an additional £3 million of funding to go towards providing extra security for the uk's jewish population . for the uk's jewish population. an it comes as the jewish security charity cst recorded a 40% increase in anti—semitic incidents since the outbreak of conflict in israel . a teacher conflict in israel. a teacher has been killed and two others injured in a knife attack . in injured in a knife attack. in france. the attack happened at a high school in the city of arras , in the north of the country. local media reported the attacker shouting allahu akbar, although it's not been independently verified , a independently verified, a suspect has been arrested and france's anti—terrorism office say they're now investigating . say they're now investigating. the eu is investiga

. >> earlier, he visited a jewish school in north london to show his support for the jewish community. >> the idf says 199 people are being held hostage in gaza after being held hostage in gaza after being taken there by hamas with any negotiations seemingly out of the question, just how do their forces launch a rescue in such perilous circumstances . such perilous circumstances. >> and with the clock ticking, us secretary of state antony blinken launches a last round of shuttle diplomacy flying back into tel aviv after meeting egyptian leaders in cairo . we'll egyptian leaders in cairo. we'll have all the details on that and so much more. first, your headlines, though , with thompson headlines, though, with thompson . pep. >> thanks very much . good >> thanks very much. good afternoon from the newsroom. it's 12:01 each. egypt is under pressure to reopen the rafah crossing on its border with gaza . calls are being made for the safe passage of humanitarian aid , along with the evacuation of foreign nationals from the area. people have been gathering outside the gates after the us confi

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well, lisa hartle has been speaking with the jewish community in north london about anti—semitism ander saturday's attacks. and she is live for us now in golders green. good morning to you, lisa. and what's the feeling of the on the ground there of people at the jewish community? >> good morning. well golders green has a large jewish community, and i've been speaking with people here today and throughout the week, and they're all saying the same thing, that they're heartbroken over the conflict, but they're also concerned of the repercussions that could amount here in the uk today. yesterday we heard that the government has given £3 million additional funding to the security organisation cst. they provide security for jewish schools and synagogues and other jewish buildings . they've said synagogues and other jewish buildings. they've said in synagogues and other jewish buildings . they've said in the buildings. they've said in the last week there's been a 324% rise in the number of anti—semitism reports that they've received. we've also heard reports that today at least three schools

in north london , unknown persons broke the windows of a jewish restaurant, and a sign appeared nextalestine. pro-israel organizations posted leaflets around the city with images of people taken hostage during the hamas attack. palestine supporters immediately began to tear them down. reports about growing anti-semitism in england, several jewish schools in north london, fearing an attack, decided to temporarily stop classes, my mother says she does not feel safe, there are 2,700 jews in this country, and my nephew, children 7 years old, today they go to school they do it under threat. in the london district of golder, where the attack on the restaurant took place, the streets are now constantly patrolled by police, more than half of those living here are jews, kosher products are in stores, in the local hairdresser there is a huge photograph of image of rusalim. this has already become the norm, as soon as something happens in israel, those who would like to intimidate us come here , they shout from cars, wave flags, there is nothing unexpected in such antics, i lived in limi for a

several jewish schools in north london, fearing attacks, decided to temporarily close classes.e does not feel safe, there are 270,000 jews in this country, and my nephew, 7-year-old children, go to school today, they do so under threat. in the london area of ​​golders green, where the attack on the restaurant took place, the streets are now constantly patrolled by police. more half of the people living here are jews, and there are kosher products in the stores. in the local hair salon there is a huge photograph of jerusalem on the wall. this has already become the norm, as soon as something happens in israel, those who would like to intimidate us come here, they shout from cars, wave flags, there is nothing unexpected in such antics. i lived in jerusalem for a long time and got used to the fact that there is a constant threat of terrorism, attacks with knives or guns. from here to the conflict zone there are thousands of kilometers, but hatred is transmitted instantly. don't make it in time. v one of the york county municipalities raised an israeli flag in solidarity, just as i

the uk prime minister rishi sunak has visited a jewish school in north london and says the uk will do everything to alleviate the humanitarian situation in gaza. in other news, projected results in poland's general election suggest the governing law and justice party has lost its majority. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. there are crowds of people at the border between egypt and the gaza strip after us media said it was about to reopen. that occurred several hours ago. if the rafah crossing were reopened, that would allow desperately—needed aid into the territory, and some foreigners — including us citizens — to leave. but, despite the reports, the crossing remains closed. alos, hamas and israel have denied reports they've agreed a truce in southern gaza. the us secretary of state — who this morning returned to israel — was in cairo on sunday to persuade egyptian officials to reopen the border point. but egypt's foreign minister is reported as saying the israeli government was yet to take a stance that allowed the opening of the crossing. these are the latest pictures from the rafah cro

anybody in north london tonight, big jewish population in north london. >> yeah, yeah , yeah. ig jewish mean, there's a big jewish population around north manchester as well, for example. you know , there's, you know, you know, there's, you know, i appreciate that there's a jewish population right across. well, yeah, loads of places, yeah, loads, loads of places, right where, you know, i dare say that those community jews would probably have enjoyed seeing a bit of support very , seeing a bit of support very, very difficult time. but we look. thank you. we could talk all night about this. we haven't got. we haven't got the time, unfortunately. covid mckenzie there. very unfortunately. covid mckenzie there. coming very unfortunately. covid mckenzie there. coming whyvery unfortunately. covid mckenzie there. coming why isy unfortunately. covid mckenzie there. coming why is billions much. coming up, why is billions former formula one boss bernie ecclestone up for an award in tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. find out when i crowned the final winner of the week very shor

this is kendal avenue in north london, to the right is a big school and it was in this densely populatedside called kendal gardens is where this took place, on their after rival the police say a 16—year—old boy had been stabbed to death. now this is the 6th teenager to be caught in either gun related or knife crime violence, in 2023. 14 of those 16 were knife crime. this comes days after the tragedy in croydon in which a 15—year—old girl was stabbed and community groups are meeting to discuss the issue and how to protect young people. police say they are passing their sit thys on to the community and they want anybody to get in touch if they have more information. we get in touch if they have more information.— get in touch if they have more information. ., ~ , ., , information. we are keeping an eye on the live pictures _ information. we are keeping an eye on the live pictures coming - information. we are keeping an eye on the live pictures coming out - information. we are keeping an eye on the live pictures coming out of i on the live pictures coming out of new york. we saw donald trum

here, threejewish schools in north london have chosen not to open today, because of safety concerns andk of violence on the streets. it's after hamas called for global protests, in support of palestinians. the metropolitan police has issued a statement saying "there is no place for hate crime in london". they say they're ready to help anyone who has been affected by prejudice, ignorance or violence. the force said they would take action on any hate crime reported to them. doctor david landau is the chair of one of these schools, the menorah high school for girls. he spoke to the bbc�*s today programme earlier. we have a situation where we have this international day of rage that's been called for. we've had horrible demonstrations in london where anti—semitism is openly displayed and the deaths ofjews are celebrated. we've had attacks onjewish shop fronts in golders green, where we're roughly based, and individually to our school. we are fairly isolated from the rest of the community. we're in a nice community, but nevertheless we're out there on our own. and we felt that there was sign

twojewish girls' schools in north london have been vandalised.t we do feel that, you know, we should be feeling safer, should be safe, here in england. children should feel comfortable to come to school in the morning and not get harassed on the way. the concern is, the longer this goes on, the more intensely and profoundly this is going to be felt from british jews right across the spectrum. aleem maqbool, bbc news, london. well, even in the quieter parts of israel, the country remains very tense. here injerusalem, there had been a sense of real life starting up again in the last week, with more traffic and more people out and about. but even this relative calm can be suddenly shattered. out of the blue, this. very close byjust as we started work. armed police were there immediately. jerusalem is full of them, on heightened alert because of the war. on foot, by car and on horseback. down below, we could see the injured man, a police officer being rushed to an ambulance. he'd been stabbed. around the corner, this footage was taken by a bystander

you know, when a year or so we in driving through or so ago we in driving through north london, wereed with palestinian flags and men shouting, we're going to rape your mothers, we're going to rape your sisters and whatnot . rape your sisters and whatnot. and then they're found and they're and they're let go. never charged. that's how it happens . it happens because happens. it happens because a teacher who is gone to every possible length to cover himself, to protect his students , but to have a discussion is then forced to go into hiding because of death threats. and it's because it's because a child is drops a quran and is then having to be paraded in front of the media. his mother shamed and the police nodding along . we live in a liberal along. we live in a liberal democracy . democracy. >> we've appeased all of this, haven't we? this has been incremental steps. >> so to the point where a thousand, 1200 people, babies was murdered, beheaded and children i'm sorry to say, attacked, attacked , sexually attacked, attacked, sexually kidnapped. and yet thousands of people go on to ou

you know, when a year or so we in driving through or so ago we in driving through north london, wereed with palestinian flags and men shouting, we're going to rape your mothers, we're going to rape your sisters and whatnot . rape your sisters and whatnot. and then they're found and they're and they're let go. never charged. that's how it happens . it happens because happens. it happens because a teacher who is gone to every possible length to cover himself, to protect his students , but to have a discussion is then forced to go into hiding because of death threats. and it's because it's because a child is drops a quran and is then having to be paraded in front of the media. his mother shamed and the police nodding along . we live in a liberal along. we live in a liberal democracy . democracy. >> we've appeased all of this, haven't we? this has been incremental steps. >> so to the point where a thousand, 1200 people, babies was murdered, beheaded and children i'm sorry to say, attacked, attacked , sexually attacked, attacked, sexually kidnapped. and yet thousands of people go on to ou

a heavily populated jewish area in north london? what's happening there ? london?ening there? >> hello. yes, well, i've been speaking to members of the jewish community here today , as jewish community here today, as well as in london throughout the week . and all said the week. and they've all said the same heartbroken same thing. they're heartbroken over conflict, but also over the conflict, but also they're concerned over they're really concerned over what the implications could be for them back here. and as you said, there was that £3 million package that the government announced yesterday to that security organisation, cst . and security organisation, cst. and they they provide security for jewish schools and synagogue eggs. and they said over the last week alone they've seen a rise of 324% in the number of anti—semitic, anti—semitic reports. i think we can hear now from a few of the people i've been speaking to here just about how they're feeling at the moment at well , i suppose like moment at well, i suppose like most other people , very concerned. >> and o

earlier in the week, the british prime minister richie c, next spoke at a synagogue in north london ways that there are not 2 sides to these events. that cannot be a question of balance face. of course. a 17 british nationals including children of food killed as a result of a mouse isn't actions. i'm us was prescribed atara as a terrace organization here in the u. k. a few years ago. and as a result, britain's home secretary. so while abraham and has warned that any protest as waving palestinian flags was thinking, pro palestinian songs could well face arrest if it is deemed that they all doing that in support of a mass of move that has aroused an awful lot of people who feel that that will only deepen the division between opposing views, about why this conflict is happening. it's all. the ball crouches 0 blunder as ronnie's in support of the palestinian cause, have taken place around the world in the united states that were marches and dozens of towns and cities. one of the biggest was in chicago. hundreds turned out in chalets capital santiago, which has the largest kind of thing in th

metropolitan police reported a rise in anti—semitic attacks, and, on friday, threejewish schools in north londonewish school this morning specifically to demonstrate my solidarity with thejewish community here in the uk and let them know that we�*re going to do everything in our power to keep them safe. last week i met with the community security trust and police chiefs. we provided more funding for the community security trust. that�*s the organisation that helps keep schools, synagogues and otherjewish community institutions safe. we spent time with the police to make sure they have all the tools, powers and guidance they need to police protests over the weekend appropriately and strike that right balance. it�*s a difficultjob, but i�*m grateful to them for everything that they�*ve done. they�*ve made several arrests, but they�*re also now reviewing footage of some of the things that many people will have seen that are just simply not acceptable. and where they can, they will be able to make further arrests. but i�*m determined to ensure that ourjewish community is able to feel safe on our str

the british prime minister richie c, next spoke at a synagogue in north london ways that there are not 2 sides to these events that cannot be a question of balance space. of course, a 17 british nationals including children of fed, killed as a result of how mass is actions. a mouse was prescribed atara as a terrace organization here in the u. k. a few years ago. and as a result, britain's home secretary. so while abraham and has warned that any protest as waving palestinian flags or singing pro palestinian songs or could well face arrest if it is deemed to fail, doing that in support of a mass, a move that has aroused an awful lot of people who feel that that will only deepen the division between opposing views, about why this conflict is happening a tool, the bulk around to 0 blended, the french police and the city of leo and used force to break up a demonstration in suppose to protestant ends. on wednesday, city officials had banned the gatherings. lots of this excited for later in the week of the artisan party civil swing. for his visions on pro palestinian marches, french president

he basically drove up north from london up basically drove up north from london up to barnard castle,eyesight by driving his children to barnard castle to just see if he felt all right to drive home, and that excuse didn't go down terribly well with the public or indeed the press at the time. and it has stuck with him, basically. this idea of barnard castle. so that was a stunt last night to light up the castle, to talk about how many people had died with covid. there were protesters today, you can probably see a few behind me, some of them have gone there. we shouldn't do this down, there are many people here in the uk very, very upset

i was asked, wasn't he on a visit to a jewish school in north london?ow outside, just down the road from me number 10 me where i'm at number 10 downing street you, patrick, downing street for you, patrick, on wall outside the treasury on the wall outside the treasury , says palestine , twice , it says free palestine, twice in foot high letters . there's in foot high letters. there's also attempts to draw what appears to be the palestinian flag or by people there in marker pen. so there's big concerns, i think, about where is that line to be drawn. and we have had from number 10 today, they are looking through the met. police are looking through images, videos that you're showing. may be other showing. there may be in other videos, whether any videos, too, to see whether any crime been committed. it's crime has been committed. it's very , think, the very hard, i think, for the police police this properly police to police this properly and they're their and fairly. they're doing their best. must do, think, to best. they must do, i think, to retain the con

than they felt in yeah in north london. so i what members of >> so i think what members of the are the jewish communities are really see is more really wanting to see is more leadership. think they're really wanting to see is more leadershto think they're really wanting to see is more leadershto seeiink they're really wanting to see is more leadershto see us they're really wanting to see is more leadershto see us have're really wanting to see is more leadershto see us have as really wanting to see is more leadershto see us have a frank wanting to see us have a frank and open conversation about just how widespread this sympathy how widespread is this sympathy for islamist terrorism for hamas and islamist terrorism in country . i've just been in the country. i've just been looking at some polling today which suggests 15% of all londoners do not view hamas as a terrorist group. now, that is quite striking, nigel. 1 in 8 of all people in london say hamas is not a terrorist organisation . is not a terrorist organisation. i find

applause meanwhile, labour's last three leaders all live within the same square mile of north london.ciation selected me in north yorkshire, people in other countries could not understand it. one american magazine even sent a reporter to yorkshire to write about how a candidate of the wrong race could cost the tories one of the safest seats in england. but they should not have projected their own prejudices onto our country. applause the people of north yorkshire were not interested in my colour, but my character. never let anyone tell you that this is a racist country. it is not. my story is a british tory, a story about how a family can go from arriving here with little to downing street in three generations. what does the conservative party for a family of immigrants? the chance to become energy secretary, business secretary, home secretary, foreign secretary, home secretary, foreign secretary, even the chance to become prime minister. when i first became an mp, my grandfather came to parliament to see me. as we stood in westminster hall, on that floor which disraeli and churchill

, really , house in north london, really, really beggars belief.ntially let alone enjoying a discounted accommodation when many thousands of people are on the waiting list for god knows how long? >> so anyway, should we move on? >> so anyway, should we move on? >> well, i just want to i just want to mention, jane, who has written in to say that whilst , written in to say that whilst, yes, we have been talking about how the tories have been about maddening planning reform for some was also some time, it was also the labour that voted down the labour party that voted down the nutrient neutrality reform that the government proposed that would have freed up 100 plus thousand homes that the labour party blocked. so it's a plague on all your houses to coin a phrase, yes. >> that was a ridiculous debate. actually >> people saying there were rules only came in in 2019 rules that only came in in 2019 that then had to anyway going to lead to destruction of our environment we dare change anything. >> but there we go. >> but there we go. >> speaking of destruc

jewish chronicle jake wallar simons was the first one i think to tweet that uh a cocher butcher in north london had been attacked as showing this was incidence of anti-semitic hatred rising as a result of the the resistance actions in occupied palestine of course. that itself has now been debunked, that the uh the attack on this cosure establishment was robery, not not a hate crime as the police have confirmed, and indeed the other photograph that he tweeted, showing apparent anti-jewish hatred was was the slogan free palestine painted a railway bridge, transpires, this slogan was painted some three years ago, and of course it's nothing to do with anti-semitism in any case, so we've had that kind of. spread in the uk and while simons himself has made statements about uh islam and about islam being a death cult uh which would not be permissible normally uh and they've used this as cover to uh to for the mask effectively to slip and for the islamophobic nature of zionism to become apparent to anyone who has the eyes to look so there we are that's that's what we are at present and this islamophobi

the family of yokhefed lifshitz, who live in north london, said they were delighted and have spoken toer, saying yokhefed is well. but there are concerns about more than 200 others who still remain in captivity. meanwhile, officials in gaza say hundreds more palestinians have been killed in israel's intensified bombardment of the territory, many of them in the south, where they had fled for safety. 20 more lorries carrying food, water and medical supplies have crossed the border with egypt, but aid agencies say without deliveries of fuel, their humanitarian work will stop. the airstrikes are in response to attacks by hamas, a designated terrorist organisation by the uk and other western governments which killed over 1,400 israelis. with the latest, here's our middle east correspondent lucy williamson. released after more than two weeks in captivity, yocheved lifshitz at nurit cooper were taken out of gaza into egypt. freed on health grounds, no longer hostages but survivors. both were kidnapped by hamas gunmen in nir oz, the scars of looting and destruction still mark the empty kibbutz

speaking at a synagogue in north london, with the chief rabbi in attendance, uk prime minister rishiarity with thejewish community in britain and said he would work to make sure they felt safe. the united kingdom stands of israel— the united kingdom stands of israel against this terrorism today, _ israel against this terrorism today, tomorrow and always. let me also — today, tomorrow and always. let me also say this to you. as the jewish— me also say this to you. as the jewish community here in britain, _ jewish community here in britain, i_ jewish community here in britain, i know that at moments like this, — britain, i know that at moments like this, when the jewish peoriie _ like this, when the jewish people are under attack and their— people are under attack and their homeland, jewish people everywhere can feel less safe, we have — everywhere can feel less safe, we have already seen vile words on our— we have already seen vile words on our streets and attempts to stir up _ on our streets and attempts to stir up community tensions. i say, — stir up community tensions. i say, not _

telegraph publication reports on the growth of anti-semitism in england; several jewish schools in north londonily stop classes. my mom says they don't feel safe. there are 270,000 jews in this country, and my nephew, children 7 years old, today they go to school, they do it under threat. in the london area of ​​golders green , where the attack on the restaurant took place, the streets are now constantly patrolled by police, more than half of the jews living here, kosher products in stores, a local hairdresser has a huge photograph of jerusalem on the wall. this has already become the norm, as soon as something happens in israel, those who would like to intimidate us come here, they shout from cars, wave flags, there is nothing unexpected in such antics. i lived a long time in jerusalem and got used to the fact that there is a constant threat of terrorism, attacks with knives or. from here to the conflict zone there are thousands of kilometers, but hatred is transmitted instantly; before one of the municipalities in the county of york had time to raise the israeli flag as a sign of solidarity,

the family of yokhefed lifshitz, who live in north london, said they were delighted and have spoken to0 others who still remain in captivity. meanwhile, officials in gaza say hundreds more palestinians have been killed in israel's intensified bombardment of the territory, many of them in the south,

this evening, the prime minister addressed an audience at a synogogue in north london saying that hee secretary is asking the heads of police in england and wales to step up patrols to prevent any disorder driven by anti—semitism. more from our special correspondent, lucy manning. they sang the israeli and them. 0thers prayed. some sat in tears. 0thers prayed. some sat in tears. 0thers inquired, sad thought. across the political and religious spectrum, britishjews and supporters united outside downing street. i supporters united outside downing street. , ,_, supporters united outside downing street. , ., street. i 'ust discovered someone i know street. ijust discovered someone i know has fallen, _ street. ijust discovered someone i know has fallen, a _ street. ijust discovered someone i know has fallen, a soldier. - street. ijust discovered someone i know has fallen, a soldier. it's - know has fallen, a soldier. it's unfathomable. we know has fallen, a soldier. it's unfathomable.— know has fallen, a soldier. it's unfathomable. ~ . ., , unfathomable. we are heartbroken. absolutely hea

twojewish girls schools in north london have been vandalised.el that, you know, we should be feeling safer, shall we say, here in england. the children should feel comfortable to come to school in the morning and not get harassed on the way. manyjews have talked of not being comfortable close to protests. the home secretary today flatly gave her view on such demos. to my mind, there is only one way to describe those marches. they are hate marches. that has led to an angry reaction from organisers. what is clear is the longer the tensions in the middle east go on, the more profoundly and intensely this will affectjews here across the spectrum. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in london. chris mason is here, chris, we are seeing how events in the middle east are playing out here in the uk, but also, as aleem pointed out, and suella braverman said, political tensions are developing for all the parties. we tensions are developing for all the arties. ~ . , tensions are developing for all the arties. . . , _ , ., , parties. we have seen the symptoms ofthat pa

have witnessed the escalation of attacks not just on israel, but also on thejewish community in north londonrrifying situation. i want to bring you a statement from the family of the release of the hostages yesterday. this is a moment of extraordinary relief, unfortunately we don't have the privilege of celebrating their return or morning our lost loved ones, we are working to secure the eight other member's of our family along with the estimated 192 other people still held hostage including numerous americans and many who are in need of medical treatment. we will work around the clock with other families of those held hostages until they are back home. we are grateful to president biden in his administration and those around the world who are involved in the effort to return our beloved judith and natalie. facebook parent company meta has apologised for adding the word "terrorist" to the biographies of some instagram users who describe themselves as palestinian. meta said it has fixed a problem "that briefly caused inappropriate arabic translations" in some of its products. it told the bbc

london. everybody in the north knows that what _ london. tter infrastructure across the north not north _ infrastructure across the north not north to _ infrastructure across the north not north to south. you infrastructure across the north not north to south.— north to south. you are an mp in west yorkshire, _ north to south. you are an mp in west yorkshire, what _ north to south. you are an mp in west yorkshire, what do - north to south. you are an mp in west yorkshire, what do you - north to south. you are an mp in west yorkshire, what do you sayj north to south. you are an mp in i west yorkshire, what do you say to people like andy street, the mayor of the west midlands, who says this is about a idea, it will be about missing out on an opportunity. it’s missing out on an opportunity. it's now 180 billion, it's getting to. i don't _ now 180 billion, it's getting to. i don't believe andy street when he was in _ don't believe andy street when he was in business carried on with things— was in business carried on with things that cost five or

than they felt in yeah in north london. so i what members of >> so i think what members of the are the jewish communities are really see is more really wanting to see is more leadership. think they're really wanting to see is more leadershto think they're really wanting to see is more leadershto seeiink they're really wanting to see is more leadershto see us they're really wanting to see is more leadershto see us have're really wanting to see is more leadershto see us have as really wanting to see is more leadershto see us have a frank wanting to see us have a frank and open conversation about just how widespread this sympathy how widespread is this sympathy for islamist terrorism for hamas and islamist terrorism in country . i've just been in the country. i've just been looking at some polling today which suggests 15% of all londoners do not view hamas as a terrorist group. now, that is quite striking, nigel. 1 in 8 of all people in london say hamas is not a terrorist organisation . is not a terrorist organisation. i find

so you next spoke at a synagogue in north london ways that there are not 2 sides to these events. that cannot be a question of balance space. of course, a 17 british nationals including children of fed killed as a result of the masses, actions. i'm us was prescribed to as a terrace organization here in the u. k. a few years ago. and as a result, britain's home secretary. so while abraham and has warned that any protest as waving palestinian flags or singing pro palestinian songs a could well face arrest if it is deemed that they are doing that in support of a mass, a move that has aroused an awful lot of people who feel that, that will only deepen the division between opposing views about why this conflict is happening. it's all the fall coaches 0 loved to and this is guys has car line right now just off to mid day on thursday, the 6th. so these are as bombing campaign, as you can see, a few more black smoke in the sky that has these really ami continues to pound the besieged territory. we've been hearing from the international committee of the red cross which says the humanitaria

earlier during a visit to a jewish school in north london,he said the government would do everythingmason. from the horrors in the middle east, to communities here feeling under threat. two schools in london targeted in recent days, by anti—semitic vandalism. as the prime minister visited anotherjewish school,in the capital. we've had an appalling rise in anti—semitic incidents over the past week. that is something that is tragic. no young person, none of you should have to deal with hate like that. in parliament this afternoon, heads bowed, a minute's silence. and later rishi sunak told mps of the british victims of hamas's slaughter. with a heavy heart, i can inform the house that at least six british citizens were killed. a further ten are missing, some of whom are feared to be among the dead. we must support absolutely israel's right to defend itself. this must be done in line with international humanitarian law. as a friend, we will continue to call on israel, to take every possible precaution to avoid harming civilians. the prime minister said the uk would provide an extra £10

the british prime minister receives so your next spoke at a synagogue in north london ways that there are not 2 sides to these events. that cannot be a question of balance this, of course, a 17 british nationals including children of it killed as a result of how mass is actions. i'm us was prescribed attacked as a terrace organization here in the u. k. a few years ago. and as a result, britain's home secretary, so while abraham and has warned that any protest as waving palestinian flags or singing pro palestinian songs occurred well face or rest if it is deemed that they all doing that in support of a mass of move that has arouse an awful lot of people who feel that that will only deepen the division between opposing views, about why this conflict is happening. it's all the fall. crowd is 0 love to slo, riley's in support of the palestinian cause of taking place across the world in the united states that with monitors and dozens of the towns and cities. one of the biggest was in chicago. hundreds turned down to initialize capital santiago, which has the largest pa, listed in community

the british prime minister receives so your next spoke at a synagogue in north london ways that there are not 2 sides to these events. that cannot be a question of balance this. of course, a 17 british nationals including children, a fed killed as a result of how masses actions a mouse was prescribed attacked as a terrace organization here in the u. k. a few years ago. and as a result, britton's home secretary. so while abraham and has warned that any protest as waving palestinian flags or singing pro palestinian songs could well face arrest if it is deemed to fail. doing that in support of a mass, a move that has aroused an awful lot of people who feel that that will only be putting the division between opposing views about why this conflict is happening. it's all the fall chronologist era loved to us, or rather is in support of the palestinian cause, have taken place across the world. and united states that were marches and thousands of towns and cities. one of the biggest was in chicago. hundreds, 10000 cities, a capital santiago, which had been not just a protestant and community

they include yocheved lifshitz, whose family live in north london. her relatives spoke tonight of their delight at her release. they say have spoken to her and that she is well. another woman, nourit cooper, has also been released but israel estimates that more than 200 people remain in captivity. meanwhile officials in gaza say that hundreds more palestinians have been killed in israel's intensified bombardment of the territory, many of them in the south, where they fled for safety. 20 more lorries carrying food, water and medical supplies have crossed over the border with egypt but aid agencies say that without deliveries of fuel, their humanitarian work will cease. the air strikes are in response to attacks by hamas, a designated terrorist organisation by the uk and other western governments, that killed more than 1,400 israelis. with the latest here's our middle east correspondent lucy williamson. released by hamas after more than two weeks of capital captivity, nurit cooper and the other hostage were taken out of... no longer hostages, but survi

he was a student at jfs jewish school in north london and had recently been living in central israel . been living in central israel. at least 500 israelis are confirmed dead as fighting in gaza threatens to spiral into a major conflict. benjamin netanyahu vowed to take a mighty vengeance and said his entire government is behind a decision to destroy the hamas terrorist organ nation. more than 313 palestinians have also died after hamas fired thousands of rockets while gunmen stormed the border. hamas says israeli hostages are being held in secure places. the prime minister warned those in gaza to leave amid mounting signs that the conflict could spread . the conflict could spread. >> begum what happened today has never been seen in israel. and i will make sure that it does not happen again. the entire government is behind this decision. the idf will immediately use all its strength to hamas's capabilities to destroy hamas's capabilities . we will destroy them and we will take mighty vengeance for this black day that they have forced on the state of israel and its citizens . and its c

so your next spoke at a synagogue in north london ways that there are not 2 sides to these events. that cannot be a question of balance this. of course, a 17 british nationals including children of fed, killed as a result of how mass is actions. a mouse was prescribed attacked as a terrace organization here in the u. k. a few years ago. and as a result. britton's home secretary. so while abraham and has warned that any protest as waving palestinian flags or singing pro palestinian songs occurred well face or rest if it is deemed that they all doing that in support of a mass of move that has arouse an awful lot of people who feel that, that will only deepen the division between opposing views, about why this conflict is happening. it's all the bulk around which is 0. loved to the french police and the city of leo and used force to break up a demonstration in support of palestinians on wednesday. so if you official with the band gatherings local that the supply installation rate authorities and pirates of also impose positions on pro palestinian march is french present. and i know my

earlier, during a visit to a jewish school in north london, he said the government would do everything editor chris mason. from the horrors in the middle east, to communities here feeling under threat. two schools in london targeted in recent days, by anti—semitic vandalism. as the prime minister visited anotherjewish school,in the capital. we've had an appalling rise in anti—semitic incidents over the past week. that is something that is tragic. no young person, none of you should have to deal with hate like that. in parliament this afternoon, heads bowed, a minute's silence. and later rishi sunak told mps of the british victims of hamas's slaughter. with a heavy heart, i can inform the house that at least six british citizens were killed. a further ten are missing, some of whom are feared to be among the dead. we must support absolutely israel's right to defend itself. this must be done in line with international humanitarian law. as a friend, we will continue to call on israel, to take every possible precaution to avoid harming civilians. the prime minister said the uk would provide

in africa in the most rural impoverished parts where children get more vaccines than they do in north londonrica is very high, and people appreciate their value and they the see the impact and they really expect to see the impact of a high efficacy vaccine. that is probably the least of the problem, we need to move quickly and we are dealing with lots of different bureaucracy that have to play a part in getting the vaccine to where it is needed most and we have been trying in the last couple of years to accelerate that, so, i think next year is going to be a very big year with huge numbers of doses deployed. professor hill, those are some of the hurdles ahead. i hope you are able to enjoy the moment that today actually is. thank you forjoining us on bbc news, than, for your time. thanks for having me. trims? us on bbc news, than, for your time. thanks for having me.— us on bbc news, than, for your time. thanks for having me. now a round up ofthe thanks for having me. now a round up of the sports — jane is there for us. good europe's ryder cup captain luke donald says he's proud of his player

the british prime minister wishes to you next spoke at a synagogue in north london ways that there are not 2 sides to these events. that cannot be a question of balance. this. of course, a 17 british nationals including children, are fed killed as a result of how mass is actions. i'm us was prescribed atara as a terrace organization here in the u. k. a few years ago. and as a result, britain's home secretary. so while abraham and has warned that any protest is waving pal listing and flags or singing pro palestinian songs occurred well face arrest if it is deemed to fail. doing that in support of a mass of move that is around an awful lot of people who feel that that will only deepen the division between opposing views, about why this conflict is happening. it's all the fall. crowd is 0. love to it is a use if it is the 1st minister of scotland, whose wife's family is trapped in garza. my colleagues, sammy's ident spoke with him earlier regarding these this morning from my mother in law. and the message said, we had a life. and that's what we needed to hear be on, i am having exchanged

and in north london are closing.al security concerns after a former head of hamas called for global protests . that's now. and we're protests. that's now. and we're going to hear now from two women i've spoken to this week about how they're feeling at the moment about their situation in the uk. >> grandchildren are now going to nurseries with with guards , to nurseries with with guards, with guns, you know, security guards here in london to be protected, not at. and also i have family in israel and they're all absolutely devastated . it's just beyond devastated. it's just beyond words. and i just feel sorry for all the innocents, the guards and people and the israelis . and people and the israelis. >> everybody has got their heart in their mouths , eyes and ears in their mouths, eyes and ears in their mouths, eyes and ears in a state of very high anxiety and fear . yeah, i've got and fear. yeah, i've got a friend. a friend . i go, go out friend. a friend. i go, go out and have restaurant meals with and have restauran

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