dw correspondent rebecca richards has more prototypes across the country. these demonstrators have ended up when i so often try to end up in math on the main highway. people have traffic arrive at the present appointment in the happy supports for next week on the bill and the rest of the week for the last 7 will not be the site. they're not going anywhere and they will not stop until the government listen to them. how is the w corresponded rebecca richard now on australian sailor, lost at sea with his dog for 3 months, has been rescued. tim shaddick on his pet bella survived on rain water under all fish. they were picked up by a fishing boat, nearly 2000 kilometers from land in the pacific ocean, with a shadow of setting foot on dry land for the 1st time since the ordeal began. tim shadow and his dog bella are now safe in mexico. and i just say i'm alive and and i didn't really didn't think i'd like it. so thank you. thank you so much. she had exposed was damaged by a storm. only weeks into his journey from mexico to french, polynesia. it knocked out the bo

we can join that correspondent, rebecca richards, who's that near today and the north and west bank. welcome, rebecca, what's going on? you can hear what's happening right now, but we're hearing some explosions. just out of frame comp, save them from where we're standing. the camp is about 100 meters away from where i am standing safely to try and show you what is happening. as you heard in that report with see one of the biggest hello feel. can you hear me? i can hear you. uh sorry, i think i have lost you there till. well, try of all time rebecca, can you hear me? this is still in building. sorry. it looks like we have a few technical problems with that connection to rebecca, which is in there that they dropped. okay . okay, lets uh, we'll see if we can go back to rebecca. alexa in the program. find out about we'll talk about ukraine present. zalinski says that his troops making progress, but the situation, the front line is difficult. the cries, defense, ministry time. so if we take a 9 square at columbus is a russian occupied country in the east and around a 158 square kilometers

expand the operation beyond attaining well for the latest, i'm no joined by a correspondent rebecca richards, who was in the northern westbank near janine rebecca at once. the situation lock waiver as well as you heard in that report. yeah, hodge, this ray, this military operation, which is the biggest of its kind that we've seen in many years or it's certainly looking to be, it's still ongoing. be done overnight around $130.00 local time. here we saw it on and drones go in and, and make an attack as you said, and won't be as ready. i'm. you're calling tara infrastructure. there are also have been thousands, we think about 15023000 ground troops also deployed a great brigade strong, sorry, a per day that of this up to 3000 uh ground troops. uh, they believed to be on the outskirts of that jan named cap gun battles going on as you, as you heard in that report. this is a targeted array. this is not meant to go wider than the janine cap depends on who's saying that whatever is needed will be used in the fight against terrorism. so it's not very clear to see exactly where this is going to go. bu

sure, while ago i spoke with our correspondent rebecca richards, who filed that report, she gave me this update on the situation engineer as well. terry, as we were leaving the area last night, we could also see lots of is riley military vehicles, also seemingly leaves the area and it was faint and we were thinking perhaps things might be winding down though the military did confirm that the operation would continue. it has and they continue as we continued as we're hearing today. um, you know, there's really military describes, is as you heard in that report as an extensive counter terrorism f at the, the latest that we're hearing that happened overnight, the military like located and destroyed an underground shop that was used to store weapons. they say they say a grenade launcher was also destroyed along with con, discussion of all the weapons. now, overnight the detailed has also risen palestinian officials saying that the total now at 9 people killed in this re now and it's 2nd day. but of course, there are loads of people injured, you've got as many as a 100 people injured accordin

we also don't use middle east correspondent rebecca richards for her assessment of the situation as the is ready on the ends. it's operation. as we just heard the we have had confirmation now that the as riley military haven't they left the area. they started to pull out relatively late last night just shortly after we were leaving the area in fact to and i had to say that when we were there, it didn't really say that it was all going to come to an immediate ends. even though during the day we had been hearing that the military was saying that they were close to reaching to the target what they had been going into trying to achieve. but it didn't have that feeling. it was at least many gun battle still going on on the street. you could hear lots of explosions happening. and we would say lots of military vehicles surrounding the exits to the cab about it. it hasn't, they'd come to an end, but not without a few more casualties. we say now, and there was an abstract as they were retreating. the army say that was in order to clear the area that they were coming under attack. and i couldn't

so richard rebecca toomey. zwilliams, do you agree with jennie bond that there's not really any hope left because there's no one who can actually bnng there's no one who can actually bring harry and william together again ? again? >> oh, i think it seems a perfectly reasonable statement, because there is a reason for the deep rift that, alas, has broken up our relationship, that we thought. and spa, of course, had a very different dimension and showed that there was a lot of bitter rivalry in the past. we always thought was so tremendously close . i mean, tremendously close. i mean, there is no doubt that there's a fundamental problem here. you can't trust harry, you can't trust harry and meghan . and i trust harry and meghan. and i say this remembering what happened on oprah and most recently with spur and all the interviews he gave . i mean, interviews he gave. i mean, meghan, for example, saying, i can say anything. i mean , she can say anything. i mean, she can't at least you can't say anything and have peop

so richard rebecca toomey. zwilliams, do you agree with jennie bond that there's not really any hope left because there's no one who can actually bnng there's no one who can actually bring harry and william together again ? again? >> oh, i think it seems a perfectly reasonable statement, because there is a reason for the deep rift that, alas, has broken up our relationship, that we thought. and spa, of course, had a very different dimension and showed that there was a lot of bitter rivalry in the past. we always thought was so tremendously close . i mean, tremendously close. i mean, there is no doubt that there's a fundamental problem here. you can't trust harry, you can't trust harry and meghan . and i trust harry and meghan. and i say this remembering what happened on oprah and most recently with spur and all the interviews he gave . i mean, interviews he gave. i mean, meghan, for example, saying, i can say anything. i mean , she can say anything. i mean, she can't at least you can't say anything and have peop

richard hewison rejoined the eu howling hope from the official monster raving loony party . 77. joseph raving loony party. 77. joseph is an independent. rebeccapendent and steve tuckwell. the concert lviv candidate democracy at work 17. >> candidate 17 candidates. >> candidate 17 candidates. >> good luck to them all. >> good luck to them all. >> there's a lesson there, isn't there? don't mention byelection right ? right? >> exactly. >> exactly. >> moving on. so, junior doctors in england have begun their five day strike in what's being described as the longest in the history of the nhs. described as the longest in the histso of the nhs. described as the longest in the histso it'sthe nhs. described as the longest in the histso it's been hs. described as the longest in the histso it's been initiated the >> so it's been initiated by the bma. that's the doctors union. after government refused after the government refused their 35% raise, their calls for a 35% pay raise, we're going get some reaction we're going to get some reaction from former health secretary from the former health secretary stephen dorrell. stephen dorrell, been there. dorrell,

kingsley hamilton independent richard hewison rejoin eu howling hope official monster raving loony party 77. joseph independent rebeccaws and listeners have probably already heard that of the farage banking fiasco. my gb news colleague nigel farage says he's now been denied accounts by nine separate banks . but now laws separate banks. but now laws which allow banks to close customers accounts over their political views are expected to be ditched by the government . be ditched by the government. it's been reported that the likes of jeremy hunt and kemi badenoch are looking into changing the law, which we only adopted as an eu regulation from when we were a member of the union . but joining me now is union. but joining me now is former adviser to the bank of england, roger gill, with the chief economic adviser to the centre for economic and business research , vicky pryce, and research, vicky pryce, and the director for the academy of ideas , baroness claire fox . ideas, baroness claire fox. let's start with you. if we if we could, roger. so a huge amount of scrutiny over people's political affiliations, having their b

kingsley hamilton independent richard hewison rejoin eu howling hope of the official monster raving loony party 77. joseph independent really rebeccaliance. leo faux pas independent and steve tuckwell . independent and steve tuckwell. conservative good . a new report conservative good. a new report says that protests outside schools by hardline muslims is a threat to national security and could even inspire mass killings. there were demonstrations outside batley grammar school . we all remember grammar school. we all remember that, 2021, after that, don't we? in 2021, after a teacher showed pupils a caricature prophet caricature of the prophet muhammad? well, the study by the henry jackson society tank henry jackson society think tank says such action poses a says that such action poses a serious threat to social cohesion, peaceful coexistence of diverse communities within the uk . and this is frankly what the uk. and this is frankly what i really wanted to talk about. i'm news i'm joined now by gb news investigations reporter. it is charlie charlie so is charlie peters. charlie so is there a genuine serious risk of issues like thi

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