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paul b ristow. >> bristow. >> paul b ristow. >> paul bristow. bristow. >> paul bristow.ng if you were you were him today. was it right that he got the red card for asking for a ceasefire in the israeli gaza conflict ? conflict? >> well, i know paul very well, and i think it was the right thing to happen . i think you thing to happen. i think you have to have a collective government responsibility. you have to have a collective position. and paul didn't feel that he could maintain on that. so, you know , rightly has been so, you know, rightly has been moved because of that. i think that's really important . i think that's really important. i think what we've actually seen over the last few weeks is actually right across the house of commons really generally a pretty coherent approach to support and defend and israel's right to self defence following those horrific , you know, those horrific, you know, terrorist attacks. the worst days for israel and the sorry for the jewish community really since the holocaust in terms of those huge losses of life. and i think in those ci

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one of its own members, paul bristow, calling a bristow, for calling for a ceasefire in gaza, will beng down. meanwhile while a mosque chairman who praised the hamas founder has been advising the prosecution service on the crown prosecution service on hate crimes, there extremist hate crimes, are there extremist sleepers amongst us as britain finds itself in the midst of record levels of legal migration? the telegraph has reported that internal home office documents suggest foreign worker are set to double worker visas are set to double over the next five years. why are we not taking back control? and we're always told that the younger generation is intent on solving the so—called climate crisis. new poll has crisis. but a new poll has suggested that it's the older generation who do more for the environment than else on environment than anyone else on all of recycling, energy, all counts of recycling, energy, saving flights insulation saving flights and insulation while the young thunberg ians are trailing behind the obedient pensioners . plus, a coup has pensioners. plus, a coup has

one of its own members, paul bristow, calling a bristow, for calling for a ceasefire in gaza, will beng down. meanwhile while a mosque chairman who praised the hamas founder has been advising the prosecution service on the crown prosecution service on hate crimes, there extremist hate crimes, are there extremist sleepers amongst us as britain finds itself in the midst of record levels of legal migration? the telegraph has reported that internal home office documents suggest foreign worker are set to double worker visas are set to double over the next five years. why are we not taking back control? and we're always told that the younger generation is intent on solving the so—called climate crisis. new poll has crisis. but a new poll has suggested that it's the older generation who do more for the environment than else on environment than anyone else on all of recycling, energy,

conservative mp paul bristow has been sacked from his governmentjob after publicly urging rishi sunak bristow wrote to the prime minister saying a ceasefire would save lives, going against his party's position on the ongoing conflict. downing street said the mp for peterborough has been asked to leave his job as a parliamentary private secretary for breaking rank. it comes as home secretary suella braverman gave an interview in which she described pro—palestinian demonstrations as "hate marches". let's have a listen to what she said. we've seen now tens of thousands of people take to the streets following the massacre ofjewish people, the single largest loss ofjewish life since the holocaust, chanting for the erasure of israel from the map. to my mind, there's only one way to describe those marches — they are hate marches. all of this came on the same day the prime minister chaired a meeting of the government's emergency committee, cobra, to assess the threat posed by domestic terrorism. for now, thejoint terrorism analysis centre decided to maintain the threat level of international

straight to breaking news and we are hearing from westminster that the tory mp, paul bristow, has beenre in gaza. that is, the first conservative mp to break ranks with the government's position with the prime minister's position. of course they are backing pauses, humanitarian pauses, but not a permanent ceasefire. there is a major distinction between those two positions. this, the first tory mp, paul bristow, who has been told to leave his governmentjob because he has broken ranks with a government position, with the prime minister's position, with the prime minister's position, to back a call for a permanent ceasefire in gaza. that has just come from number ten. we will bring you more on that as we get it. let's also return to that breaking news. we were hearing from jerusalem news, from the israeli military, that they have been able to rescue an israeli soldier. let me put that picture on the screen. there she is, on megidish, a private, who was kidnapped by hamas, on october the 7th. no details about how she was rescued and retrieved. just that one line that it was in line with th

mark, so what is the latest on paul bristow , then mp in bristow, then mp in peterborough? been asked to quit . quit. >> yes . i mean, he quit. >> yes. i mean, he is in the most junior rung of the ministerial ladder being a private secretary to the department of science , department of science, innovation and technology. but nonetheless, because of collective responsibility within government , he has broken ranks government, he has broken ranks with that. so he's been asked to step down. he wrote to the prime minister saying that , you know, minister saying that, you know, in light of the fact that thousands of people had been killed because of the operation in gaza and more than a million people had been displaced, he failed to see how that could make israel any safer. so he's entitled to his viewpoint point, but not to publicly express that when you are in government and you have to abide by collective responsibility. so that's why he's gone . and of course, it's he's gone. and of course, it's different or certainly the labour opposite leader keir starmer has decided to t

one of its own members, paul bristow, calling a bristow, for calling for a ceasefire in gaza, will be asking if the consensus is breaking down. meanwhile while a mosque chairman who praised the hamas founder has been advising the prosecution service on the crown prosecution service on hate crimes, there extremist hate crimes, are there extremist sleepers amongst us as britain finds itself in the midst of record levels of legal migration? the telegraph has reported that internal home office documents suggest foreign worker are set to double worker visas are set to double over the next five years. why are we not taking back control? and we're always told that the younger generation is intent on solving the so—called climate crisis. new poll has crisis. but a new poll has suggested that it's the older generation who do more for the environment than else on environment than anyone else on all of recycling, energy, all counts of recycling, energy, saving flights insulation saving flights and insulation while the young thunberg ians are trailing behind the obedient pensioners . plus, a coup

in a letter to the prime minister, paul bristow, the special representative of the british parliament in the ministry of science, innovation and technology , requested a ceasefire and a stop to the war in gaza after the zionist regime invaded gaza and killed thousands of palestinian women, men and children. by holding anti-zionist demonstrations , they demanded an immediate stop to the genocide of palestinians. about 500,000 british people participated in the third consecutive demonstration of solidarity with the palestinian nation that was held last saturday. international demonstrations in support of the oppressed people of gaza in different countries of the world continue continues. people in different countries, including denmark, tunisia, india and oman , expressed their anger and disgust at the crimes committed by the zionist regime in gaza. nabadik or akhsar balrooh, my parents, nabadik or aks takbir allah, takbir allah announced the attack of several drones from the red sea on the occupied territories. witnesses in the zionist city of eilat in the south of the occupied territo

party british job sacked after calling for ceasefire in gaza in a letter to the prime minister, paul bristow, the special representative of the british parliament in the ministry of science and technology , requested a ceasefire and a stop to the war in gaza. after the zionist invasion of gaza and the killing of thousands of palestinian women, men and children, the british people, along with other regions of the world , called for an immediate stop to the genocide of palestinians by organizing anti-zionist demonstrations. in the third consecutive demonstration of solidarity with the palestinian nation last saturday. about 500,000 people from england participated. but different border areas the west bank of the jordan river was the scene of a confrontation between the palestinians and the zionist forces on monday night. palestinian fighters in nablus clashed with the soldiers of the occupying regime. in these clashes, several people were injured and some were arrested. an armored vehicle of the occupying forces was also targeted with a hand grenade in the palestinian youth camp in jenin. beit

government role, he had said they should be a ceasefire in gaza, that is not government policy, paul bristowslim population. he said he understood the prime minister's decision. labour have suspended an mp from the parliamentary party, andy mcdonald was at a pro palestinian rally at the weekend, and he said, we will not rest, addressing a crowd, until we have justice, not rest, addressing a crowd, until we havejustice, until all peoples, israelis and palestinians, between the river and the sea, can live in peaceful liberty, free, free palestine. laboursaid peaceful liberty, free, free palestine. labour said the remarks were deeply offensive, some say that reference to the river and the sea implies the destruction of israel, but he said it was a heartfelt plea for the killings to end on both sides. keir starmerfaces for the killings to end on both sides. keir starmer faces a for the killings to end on both sides. keir starmerfaces a bigger challenge, which he has faced a fair number of his own frontbenchers saying that there should be a ceasefire, the very thing that cost that conservative mi

the prime minister has sacked mp paul bristow for

. >> the prime minister has sacked mp paul bristow from a government position for defying the pm by calling for a truce . the pm by calling for a truce. >> no paul, very well and i think it was the right thing to happen. i think you have to have a collective government response ability. you have to have a collective position . and paul collective position. and paul didn't feel that he could maintain that. so you know, rightly has been moved because of that . and the labour mp andy of that. and the labour mp andy mcdonald, he's been suspended for using the phrase between the river and the sea as he made his speech urging peace between israelis and palestinians at a recent rally . recent rally. >> this is a time for war. that's the message from the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu , who has ruled out netanyahu, who has ruled out a ceasefire in gaza. we'll bring you the latest now and time to boast a flood defences after storm. >> babette battered parts of the uk earlier this month. mps are heading to one village in nottingham today in preparation for storm kieran king in kenya. >> t

assistant minister paul bristow has been sacked after calling for a ceasefire between israel and the prime minister rish sunok fired an aide for calling for a ceasefire. to downing. said paul bristo was fired after making comments that were, quote, inconsistent with the principles of collective responsibility. this is how cancel culture works, right now in the british capital, you can’t express your opinion, much less call for a ceasefire murder of civilians, you will immediately suffer for this, here you go, an example, but other things can be done with virtually impunity, monstrous things in the suburbs of paris, unknown people, let me remind you, this has already happened in berlin, they painted the houses of local jews with stars of david, these are the shots, vandals, the criminals have not been caught. let's move to israel, alexey konopko is in direct contact with us, our special correspondent, alexey, hello, the third phase of the ground operation has already been announced, we are starting to get a little confused. these phases, it will change something in earth? yes, indeed,

from andy mcdonald and that was well under way before anybody knew about that government aid, paul bristowy calling for a ceasefire in gaza rather than a humanitarian pause he favours. i understand that andy mcdonald has had a lot of support from labour mps, including the front bench, but keir starmer is standing his ground stop he supports humanitarian forces in gaza, not a ceasefire. well, joining us now is james schneider. he was the labour party's director of communications during jeremy corbyn's leadership. and dame louise ellman, a former mp who left the labour party amidst the rows over anti—semitism. she has since rejoined. thank you both very much forjoining us tonight. louise ellman, what did you feel when you heard the words from the river to the sea?- you feel when you heard the words from the river to the sea? well, the chants about _ from the river to the sea? well, the chants about freeing _ from the river to the sea? well, the chants about freeing palestine - from the river to the sea? well, the chants about freeing palestine from | chants about freeing palestine from the r

. >> the conservative mp paul bristow, has been told to leave his government job as a parliamentary privatery at the department for science , at the department for science, innovation and technology. after urging rishi sunak to back a permanent ceasefire in gaza, downing street says his comments are consistent with the principles of collective responsibility in other news, the police officer charged with murder following the fatal shooting of chris kaba will be named publicly. shooting of chris kaba will be named publicly . the officer's named publicly. the officer's named publicly. the officer's name and date of birth will be made public on the 30th of january. their home address, or any image of them, cannot be published. mr kaba died when he was shot through the windscreen of a car in south—east london last year. i'm afraid . say more last year. i'm afraid. say more wet weather is set to bring disruption to several parts of the country ahead of the arrival of storm kieran this week. there's potential for flooding and transport disruption in northern ireland amid an amber rain warning and

downing street, said paul bristow, a ministerial aide in the department for science, innovation and technology, made comments that are not consistent with the principles of collective responsibility . collective responsibility. meanwhile, labour has suspended andy mcdonald, claiming comments he made about the war were deeply offensive. the mp for middlesbrough used the controversial phrase between the river and the sea in a speech at a pro—palestine demonstration at the weekend . well, the home the weekend. well, the home secretary has described pro—palestinian protesters in the uk as hate marchers . earlier the uk as hate marchers. earlier today the government and the police held an emergency cobra meeting to discuss the threat of terrorism linked to the israel—hamas conflict . the israel— hamas conflict. the meeting israel—hamas conflict. the meeting follows a rise in anti semitic and islamophobic incidents across the country since the start of october . the since the start of october. the country's top civil servant had no confidence in boris johnson's leadership at the height of the pandem