and rafe , as we were saying, and rafe, as we were saying, this isn't just something that happensinhappens in london. this is happening right across the country. some ceremonies big, some small , country. some ceremonies big, some small, all all quiet, all solemn. >> absolutely . the 11th hour >> absolutely. the 11th hour now. and also tomorrow, we remember the sacrifice. we remember the sacrifice. we remember the sacrifice. we remember the blood, sweat and tears that were spilled to secure our liberties. and, you know, we remember the lost dreams of those young soldiers who gave their today for our tomorrow and the liberties we all enjoy were secured at a very high price. and i think it's the least we can do to spend two minutes to reflect on all of that. and i'm not sure maybe my mind is fading in these days, but i don't think i've ever heard a round of applause before. >> we looked at each other and said the same thing after that. >> and i think the emotions are so occasion, so high on this occasion, particularly you're particularly that i think you're really a show of really see

i'm now joined by royal broadcaster historian rafe heydel—mankoo. >> rafe, thank you for coming in.h >> yes. i mean, you know, he has spent so many years now as a propagandist in chief to the duke and duchess of sussex. and let's be clear, they are clearly involved here. we know that he's already that through already said that through friends of his. at least he has. and he access to duke and he has access to the duke and duchess sussex. and this and duchess of sussex. and this is latest show the is just the latest show in the montecito world privacy tour. it's game. and it it's called end game. and it sort reminds of one of sort of reminds me of one of those superhero franchise films where royal family cast where the royal family are cast as villains, and team sussex as the villains, and team sussex are avengers yet again, but are the avengers yet again, but it doesn't work. >> succeeded in >> he's actually succeeded in making king, the queen and making the king, the queen and the prince and princess of wales more popular because people think poor them having to put up with bitter

in the latest of these attacks this morning, the jabalia camp of nasirat dibleh and rafe was targeted by the occupation regime's fighters. the armed forces of yemen announced that they targeted the sensitive centers of the zionist regime in umm rashsharash they gave. according to this announcement, these goals were achieved using ballistic and bahad missiles. has been targeted. the images sent from amalresh show that the anti-missile system is unsuccessful in dealing with yemeni missiles. the yemeni army has also announced that the next step is to deal with the ships of the zionist regime in the red sea. in continuation of the international support for the palestinian people and the condemnation of the crimes of the zionist regime, hundreds of people in beirut, the capital of lebanon , supported the people of gaza against sefar. england protested. the attendees chanting slogans and holding palestinian flags demand an end to the regime's attacks zionism and the end of the support of western governments, including england, to this regime. copenhagen, the capital of denmark, witnessed a

and listen it, today, rafe and listen to it, doesit today, rafe and listen to it, does it appear you appear to you that it was what king charles was more about what king charles king charles's moment today in many ways, rather than rishi sunaks well , many ways, rather than rishi sunaks well, i think it's both, isn't it? >> i mean, this is a this is a moment for the crown to shine, but it's also, of course, the government's speech that he's raising. >> i know. but in terms of >> yes, i know. but in terms of the fact that it was king's speech in years, certainly speech in 72 years, certainly for mean, you know, for his part, i mean, you know, also, know, very much also, you know, very much thoughts mother in his thoughts of his mother in his mind well from this occasion. thoughts of his mother in his mirand well from this occasion. thoughts of his mother in his mirand thisl from this occasion. thoughts of his mother in his mirand this isrom this occasion. thoughts of his mother in his mirand this is an this occasion. thoughts of his mother in his mirand this is a moment,:asion. though

northwest to northeast, to the east of gaza city, to the south of gaza city, in front of khanyounes and rafe. even in one of these operations, american commando forces were killed and mr. mcgregor announced that these were the dismemberment of the general, i think he was a retired american, he was mr. trump's advisor. it was during the period of mr. trump that he announced that our commando forces were with them .

a, if this core issue is not the result, all those killed on both sides will be wasted sacrifices. rafe, an ocean o r t reporting from palestine hate to abuse as retaliation. that's how something mostly installs that google have described the platforms reaction to the outspoken support, the palestine. the work is stay there on the bouncing office, pressure of the stones on the wall. the palace themes have been publicly called animals on official google work platforms is leadership has stewed idly by muslims, have enjoyed accusations of support in cetera, is as part of their religion and associated slander against the prophet mohammed again as leadership institute, i lead by there are even coordinated efforts to solve the public lives. a work is sympathetic to palestine. and so we pull them both to google and law enforcement for support and saturdays. we will not tolerate intolerance. hate has no place in our society. i boss because what makes us great free speech is the bedrock of democracy. the cause of war has expired, was just how fragile, in fact, illusory, the west commitment to th

and rafe and ocean on our t reporting from palestine. hate abuse on retaliation. that's how some muslim staff at google have describe the platforms reaction to their outspoken support for palestine. the workers say that they are on the mounting off as pressure over the expands on the war. a fellow students have been publicly called animals on official google work platforms, is leadership has stewed idly by muslims, have enjoyed accusations of supporting terrorism as part of their religion and associated slander against the prophet mohammed again as leadership institute, i lead by there are even coordinated efforts to start with the public lives, a work is sympathetic to palestine and so we pull them both to google and law enforcement for support instead of risk. we will not tolerate intolerance. hate has no place at all society. all types ask is, what makes us great free speech is the bedrock of democracy. the cause of war has expired, was just how fragile, in fact, illusory, the west commitment to those values. all it turns out the name of the game is preaching,

thank ralph rafe heydel—mankoo.y of stories we've got this afternoon. absolutely tea and indeed, thank you for sticking with us here on. good afternoon, britain. we will, of course, back from 12:00 course, be back from 12:00 midday tomorrow as we are monday to . fri day afternoon. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. it's turning colder and staying frosty in the mornings for the rest of this week with some sleet and snow showers in the north and east thanks to this area of low pressure developing in the north sea. the isobars squeezing together as well, the winds picking bringing winds picking up, bringing a real proceeding as the real chill to proceeding as the showers across northern showers come in across northern and scotland , but also and eastern scotland, but also southeast and northeast southeast scotland and northeast england. maybe rain on the coast, we could easily see coast, but we could easily see some sleet and snow even down to lower levels time throu

and if this core issue is not the result, all those killed on both sides will be wasted sacrifices. rafe and ocean on our t reporting from palestine. israel is also stepping up. it's a tax on palestinians in the west bank the the, the refugee camp of jeanine has seen the heaviest grasses of at least 14 palestinians killed and thousands injured there in the deadly s id of reading years earlier, britons on going to the you and condemned valance against pond a seniors in the occupied westbank where i as well as built on increasing a number of the legal settlements. janine residents all morning and burying the dead in the wake of the idea of res. e's real claims that carried out an anti terrace sweep in the area. seizing a number of explosives, you want the deadly as a tank on the policy in refugee camps is 20051 of the survivors. she had those details. the i was informed that my house had been attacked and inquired about my children. when the request came in to evacuate. i inquired, wish how's they wanted us to leave? because they were several and they did not say who do you own it was. whi

and rafe and ocean on our t reporting from palestine to us secretary of state has unexpectedly announced a fond too many palestinians have been killed by as well. that's just find washington's previously unwavering support for the conflict. this comes off, the american media revealed that voltage bearing within the bonds of ministration as we have the length of the will much more needs to be done to protect civilians and to make sure that the monitoring system speech has far too many post endings have been killed far too many have suffered these past weeks. according to diplomatic cable is released by the media washington's back and give as well means with us is losing the support of our publics for generation. some of the cables say the white house is losing badly on the messaging, bottle space presses and 5, and is on the mounting political pressure of a strong support as well as well. on garza washington the so 5 rejected any coves for a c spine. some of the americans who helped joe biden gets elected as president back in 2020 have now published an open letter, urging him to bring pea

and rafe and ocean on our t reporting from palestine in the us, i get you a spade has unexpectedly analysed. that's far too many part of the policy, the ends up being killed by as well. and that's the spine washington's previously on wavering support for the conflict of this comes out. the american media review about the revolt is brewing within the body and ministration over the handling of the war. much more needs to be done to protect civilians and to make sure that the monitoring system speech has far too many post endings have been killed. far too many have suffered these past weeks, according to a diplomatic cables released by the media. washington's backing of these will means the us is using the support of our publics for generation and some other cable say that the white house is losing badly on the messaging bottle space. rather than bonding is on the mounting for the pressure over his strong support for ease rolls . war on gas or washington has so far rejected any calls for us. these 5 i some of the americans who helped job i didn't get elected as president back in 2020 them now

and rafe and ocean on our t reporting from palestine. but us secretary of state has unexpectedly announced that far too many policy meetings have been killed by israel, and that's the spines washington's previously on. wherever you support for the coughing of this comes after american media reveal that a revolt is brewing within the body and administration over the handling of the war . at the same time, much more needs to be done to protect civilians. and to make sure that the monitoring system speech has far too many post. and these have been killed. far too many have suffered these past weeks, according to a diplomatic cables obtained and released by the media. washington's backing of useful means that the us as news in the support of our publics for a generation, some of the cables say that the white house is losing badly on the messaging buffalo space. rather than binding these onto mounting for the bigger pressure over his strong support for ease roles warren gatzo of washington has so far rejected any calls for us. he's fine. some

know, first of all, that there were 350, just over 350 more foreign nationals that made it through rafe to the safety of egypt today. as for americans themselves, the latest white house figures they put out yesterday was just over 100. this is, of course, extremely fluid and the numbers are changing all the time. it is a very complicated system at the rafah crossing. we've been speaking to people coming out. it is difficult for the people inside to make sure that their name's on that list day in, day out, to get themselves to the rafah crossing, to get themselves across, specifically because we've been hearing a lot of the stories about people's whose naar t list and find out their wives or child's or parents are not so they're staying behind until it can be sorted out. chaotic situation. we've been hearing more this evening about the frantic negotiations that took place to allow the opening of the rafah crossing and all of these exits by foreign internationals to take place. with an administration official speaking to the fact that initially hamas had insisted on some of its wounded so

historian rafe heydel—mankoo morning, ralph. all, morning, ralph. first of all, how do we keep hearing about these situations where meghan and harry are cast as the victims again in this royal story ? story? >> well, of course , everything >> well, of course, everything is now being briefed by friends and sources close . we know that and sources close. we know that the king was actually quite disappointed that the private phone call he with harry on phone call he had with harry on the king's 75th birthday was yet again leaked to the press. and he's trying very much to have the focus on his public life. and whilst he is , of course, as and whilst he is, of course, as a loving father, he's very happy to have a conversation with his estranged son. you know, he wasn't the one who was leaking this to to the press. but, this to the to the press. but, you know , i think this whole you know, i think this whole story remarkable. you story is quite remarkable. you know, christmas day is know, i mean, christmas day is infamously a day, whe

so i don't i don't see it being that controversial, actually. >> so should he go, rafe?e's trees for decades. so but he's not really going to achieve anything, is he? so why all anything, is he? so why jet all the there ? the way over there? >> i think it's >> well, i don't think it's hypocritical . i think he has hypocritical. i think he has a genuine passion and interest. and it doesn't matter and i don't it doesn't matter whether you're favour or whether you're in favour or you're favour of these you're not in favour of these issues. demonstrated his issues. he's demonstrated his own for this, and own concern for this, and i think he does get a lot of global recognition for that. whether believe in whether you believe in it, believe it or not. and believe in it or not. and actually, i think it's time actually, i think it's a time when actually shine, when he can actually shine, because know, as you said, because you know, as you said, you becky was to talking you know, becky was to talking plants. was engaged in plants. he was engaged in discussions plants. he was eng

house role of the speaker of the house of is historian and of commons is historian and broadcaster rafent to be sitting on the sofa with me. but he's sitting on his own at home. sitting on his own sofa at home. ralph thank you very ralph lovely, thank you very much joining much forjoining us. i appreciate feeling bit appreciate you're feeling a bit poorly you've just poorly this morning. you've just watched interview with watched the interview with the speaken watched the interview with the speaker. learned must speaker. i learned a lot, i must admit. probably know all admit. you probably know all that. case, do we have that. in any case, do we have the only parliament that is like this? know , you know, as this? you know, you know, as lindsay was saying, it is theatre. anyone else in the theatre. does anyone else in the world do that sort of thing ? world do that sort of thing? >> mean , well, all >> yes. i mean, well, all houses, all legislatures need to have a presiding officer, obviously, to preside over affairs. the degree to which they that and how animated they do that and how an

still with me are my panel historian and broadcaster rafe heydel—mankoo and contributing editor to novara, do you think this is indicative of how the king plans to tackle similar calls to acknowledge and apologise for colonial atrocities? >> yes, and i think this expression of deep regret and sorrow not apologising, but showing deep regret and sorrow has gone down very well with the kenyan people. i think they can see sincerity and his see his sincerity and his willingness actually learn willingness to actually learn about went on. and that's about what went on. and that's quite right and quite appropriate much more appropriate. and i'm much more sympathetic to the issues of the mau mau uprising and the british atrocities. were atrocities. and they were atrocities. and they were atrocities. it was probably the most episode of british most shameful episode of british imperial much more imperial history. i'm much more sympathetic than i am sympathetic to that than i am to, example, to the to, for example, to the ludicrous debates slavery, ludicrous debates about slavery, things years things

still with me are my panel historian and broadcaster rafe heydel—mankoo and contributing editor to novara, do you think this is indicative of how the king plans to tackle similar calls to acknowledge and apologise for colonial atrocities? >> yes, and i think this expression of deep regret and sorrow not apologising, but showing deep regret and sorrow has gone down very well with the kenyan people. i think they can see sincerity and his see his sincerity and his willingness actually learn willingness to actually learn about went on. and that's about what went on. and that's quite right and quite appropriate much more appropriate. and i'm much more sympathetic to the issues of the mau mau uprising and the british atrocities. were atrocities. and they were atrocities. and they were atrocities. it was probably the most episode of british most shameful episode of british imperial much more imperial history. i'm much more sympathetic than i am sympathetic to that than i am to, example, to the to, for example, to the ludicrous debates slavery, ludicrous debates about slavery, things years things

let's debate this with raw broadcaster and historian rafe heydel—mankoo and our own senior politicalou think ? nice what did you think? >> yes, she is . and at the >> yes, she is. and at the moment, rishi sunak has got every reason to sack her for breaching collective responsibility by not carrying out the changes to our article, he asked for and also the ministerial code for not clearing it with the number 10 press office. whether or not he's strong enough to actually do so. that's another matter . do so. that's another matter. >> ralph, what do you think? i mean, a lot of people are getting in touch with us saying at we've got home at last we've got a home secretary who, you know, opens her actually speaks her mouth, but actually speaks the do you think ? the truth. what do you think? suella braverman is one of the few voices that actually does reflect, as you just said , the reflect, as you just said, the concerns not only just of conservative party members , but conservative party members, but actually of the majority of the population . population. >> i mean, we've had polling o

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