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and we found the evidence overwhelming that israeli authorities pursue a policy across israel and palatinetain the domination of israelis over palestinians, amount to crimes against humanity mondays the most odious crimes in international law. >> what were some of those main abuses and if israel is saying to you this is full of lies, talk to us about the evidence you found. >> absolutely. we found evidence based on case studies conducted across israel and palestine. over 850 footnotes in this report. some of the abuses include the imposition for 54 years of draconian military rule on 2.7 million palestinians in the west bank, while israeli authorities govern jewish israeli settlers living in the same territory and you the most rights respecting civil law. it includes 2 million palestinians in the gaza strip effectively caged into an open air prison, 14 years facing a generalized travel ban. it includes policies and the majority of the west bank where it's 100 more times likely that your home gets demolished if you are a palestinian than that you get a building permit. and millions are depr

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we have been saying for a long time how many palatines -- pelotons can be flexibly by?oing to be a shift. we are because of the examining that shift. a while ago everybody was saying work from home was nailed on and we will completely change the way we live our lives. i think we might make some changes but i do not think it will be a 180 degrees shift that people were starting to get a bit carried away with. people are going to start going out to meet again, start having experiences, but that is where we back the big changes, the ones with the buying power, the one that can get the best slots and investigations and that have the best balance sheets to take advantage of it. it is more company by company that sector by sector, but it really is about strong brands and strong balance sheets are going to do really well for the foreseeable future, and anybody who has got any balance sheets issues or is not big enough to compete, sadly it is a struggle for businesses like that in all sectors. rishaad: thank you, paul gambles . of next, we have a look at top endless regulations

palatines are great. the chancellor is a -- pelotons are great. the chancellor is a fan.ovide an economic option for people to get a wide range of activity. anna: we are looking at images of some of the measures you put in place, you and other gyms around social distancing, trying to keep everybody safe. what are conversations with the government like about how you make sure the government -- and thinking about whether there's use of any kind of vaccines in the future, or immunity certificate. what conversations are you having about whether the gym sector needs to be a part of that conversation or not? >> we are working very carefully with u.k. interactive, the body that works on behalf of all the gyms operating in the country, inputting into the government consideration of those schemes. we know there's a lot of discussion about that. it's all a bit confusing as to exactly where the government thinks it's going to go. obviously, they don't know yet. ever general view is that -- our general view is that the sort of schemes will be important in the appropriate environment.