the norwegian refugee council says it's a spending humanitarian work for the 1st time, and it's history and nearly 20 countries after donald trump's aid from china as retaliatory tariffs on american exports come into effect. so while the us administration threatens war measures on steel and l. a. medium imports and c, a i race is on a global summit on artificial intelligence is underway in paris with europe seeking to make advances when over skeptics and piece of statements with the latest spoke news, new zealand, all looking good ahead of crickets, champions, trophy and bucky sun can williamson installed with an amazing century as a beat. so the african typical spot in the final of the trying nations formats are main moves the welcome to the news. our winter storms in gauze are making life even harder for tens of thousands of palestinians returning to their homes. the constant, wind and rain have caused severe damage to the tents. they've been living in for months, gas and a trucks or among the long lines of vehicles trying to pass through the nets. a room cord or the roads are muddy.

and also the norwegian refugee council says it's suspending to monetary and work in nearly 20 countries after donald trump's 8 fries and libya and all forties find mass graves during a crackdown on a human trafficking site. the fellow, there's more evidence of the extent of the is really military is assault on the janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank. in nearly 3 weeks at least 45 palestinians have been killed as the frequency and intensity of raids increases. well, how much has she has this reports? this is what's remaining of 2 neighborhoods in the janine refugee comp. phase really military has been reading this area for more than 20 days. you, more than $20000.00 palestinians in the come have been forced out of their homes. is ready forces threatening some to leave, while others flood them their own, fearing for their lives by them that's not block. we didn't want to leave, but by day 3, d is riley. drones were on that windows, threatening us and telling us we were under a coup. few, we had children with no electricity, water, or food on neighbors, told us this assault looks

she's a communication advisor for the norwegian refugee council in palestine. and it's joining us from amman are trying to thank you so much for your time. so we've heard officials and guys of say there's not enough a trucks coming in under the time. so as i was a great in the cease fire, can you tell as far as how much age no age and refugee council has been able to deliver? since this, these fi came into effect. well, we've got mean dozens of trucks into gaza since the ceasefire began. we do not provide food aid. and so the 1st couple of weeks food was really the priority because of the star vision crisis in gaza. but we have seen that that shelter materials are coming in, of course, it's nowhere need nowhere near the mouth needed to meet the tremendous need and goes up particularly after so many people move back to the north or down to rough or which, which meant that they were returning to places basically in ruins with which little shelter materials on hand. so you've been able to to send shelter material into the gaza strip. where has it gone to precisely

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the norwegian refugee council says it's being forced to suspend just humanitarian age in nearly 20 countries as the 1st time. and it's history to stump, it's combined, it's hiring work. the decision will affects hundreds of thousands of people quotes and was, does offices and displacements, as in response to as president donald trump, suspending of funding for, for an age. he's also announced his intention to shut down the us agency for international development. former colombian president, alvaro ruby has pleaded not guilty to witness bribery charges, or avi was hes of stage from 2002 to 2010. the case begun in 2012 to he finds a libel suit against an opposition politician. we would accuse him of having links to parliamentary group. he was then accused of attempting to alter witnesses accounts. the wild flyers have had a pulse of 2 lands origin. sienna mine has died, and hundreds of people have been evacuated from the homes of the flames tool through forest and origin, seen as possible. going your mountains 25000 hexes have been effective since december, and she lay 5 fights is all trying t

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at the strip or the i spoke to shane, i know who is a communication advisor for the norwegian refugee council in palestine. she says, changing deadlines that make it difficult for 8 workers to organize supply chains throughout gas. and we've gotten in dozens of trucks into gaza since the ceasefire began. we do not provide food aid, and so the 1st couple of weeks food was really the priority because of the star vision crisis in gaza. but we have seen that that shelter materials are coming in. of course, it's nowhere need nowhere near the mouth needed to meet the tremendous need and gaza, particularly after so many people move back to the north or down to rough uh um which, which meant that they were returning to places basically in ruins, with, with little shelter materials on hand, just yesterday we sent a, we managed to bring tens up to date loss here in the farm north of us. the got the strip and deliver tends to, to around 260 people provide shelter for around 260 people. of course this, this is a slow process. it's, it's taking too long their challenges in terms of aid the, the specs need

the norwegian refugee council says it's being forced to suspend urgency around interior, an aid in nearly 20 countries. the decision will affect hundreds of thousands of people caught in wars, disasters, and displacement. it's in response to the us president donald trump. suspending funding for for an aide. the libyan authorities say they've uncovered a mass grave with the bodies of 28 migrants in the city of co front in the southeast. it's the latest tragedy involving people trying to reach europe through libya. officials say the grave was found during a read on a human trafficking site, during which $76.00 migrants were freed from detention. this is the 2nd site discovered in less than a week from on this ritual that malik trina joining us from aaa. malik, what more, are you learning at this hour about these graves? well, i spoke to abraham bill has and he's the head of the emergency ambulance services. and the cause of these, both of these sites were in different locations. one was discovered about 3 days ago in the area of the hub, where he said 19 bodies were re cover. a book just th

crystal ok, as the regional head of advocacy, media, and communications, and then a wage and refugee council. she says the humanitarian situation in the eastern biase is dia, the technician of the conflicts has cause a severe too many to in practice. you know, in go now you have this place. so in the north kid with the leaves $500000.00 people, which is coming in addition, of course, to will read the $4.00. we have people that were already displacing the end of the appropriateness. so internet gama, you already had a cd with nearly 7 solve, a 700000 people. the idp is leaving and get squared. so go mom and over try the weekends. and so the situation has been a bit come a confusing for a few days because we know that some of the camps grandkids, people fleeing in the city and you know, you know, over crowded a space or heard or read the trying to return to the area so how are region, so for a 2 days or a team, a were stuck in that, in goma, in the nation. but so they had been able to go out this weekend and to go and see some of some kids. so we know we know a little bit more about the situat

he's a communications advisor for the legion refugee council on palestine. she joins us from amal and a welcome to china. so i'm age, as we know, is being rushing into gauze a while the sci fi that's been holding, but is it enough? and of course, it's not enough to prior to october 7, an estimated $500.00 class were injured and god, but each working day. and that was when, by and large people were living in the, getting the cold. there was an economy reduction in 5000. now we're still in an emergency prices that a and so there's $600.00 or so the prompts per day that are entering each each day is, is nowhere near enough to meet the humanitarian needs of people displaying their homes or their lives through the injured. i think it's simply is not enough. logistically, i mean, given how many a distribution points have been damaged, will completely destroyed hospitals like and ruin some of the how challenging is it for these operations to run the tool that as well. it's been incredibly challenging over the last 15 mazda, of course, and when we do provide them al

the cristo right is the regional head of advocacy, media, and communications that an a wage and refugee council. she's as the humanitarian situation in eastern d all see, is dia, a circulation of the conflicts has cause a severe if you, many to in practice, you know, in gama, you have this place. so in the north kid with the lead 500000 people with this coming, in addition, of course, to vote already 4600000 people that were already displacing the end of the appropriateness. so in a good, now you really had a cd with nearly 7 solve a 700000 people. the idp is living in debt skirts of gamma and electronically begins. and so the situation has been a bit come a confusing for a few days because we know that some of the capes graham kits, people fleeing in the city and you know, in the over crowded space or heard or read the trying to return to the area so how are region, so 1st you, they are team a, were stuck, you know, in gamma in the nation. but, so they had been able to go out this weekend and to go and see some of some kids. so we know we know a little bit more about the situation, which is of

secretary-general of the norwegian refugee council for his briefing. deepest respect to unra for their efforts and great sacrifices while carrying out their noble humanitarian functions during the israeli war against the gaza strip since the beginning of the word over a year ago unra lost 272 of its personnel this is the largest number of casualties among any un agency in any war in our modern history. this reflects the changes in light of these grave violations. mr. president, members of the security council, at a time when we are holding today's session, the israeli legislation will begin these legislations aim to ban activities immunity about staff and facilities in the occupied palestinian territory including east jerusalem. these legislations are to other measures by israel to undermine the work of unra and ability to implement its mandate these are grave violations of israel's obligations pursuant to international humanitarian law these are grave violation of the inviolability of density its facilities and staff and immunities seating privileges

security council briefing on refugees of the usual hamas war and efforts to provide relief to win from officials on some of the challenges the agencies facing. u.s. and israeli representatives told the security council that the relief agency has ties to hamas and suggested shifting its efforts to otherer organization. >> good morning. the 9852nd meeting of the security council is called to order. the provisional agenda for this meeting is situation in middle east, including the palestinian question. the agenda is adopted. in accordance with rule 57 of the council provisional rules of procedures, the president of the security council will invite the representatives of egypt, iceland, israel, jordan, senegal and spain to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. i propose thatt the council invite observer state of palestine to the united nations to participate in this meeting. in accordance with the provisional rules of procedure and the previous practice in this regard. there being no objection, it is so decided. in accordance with rule 39, of the council provisional rules and proc

council. it also prohibits future u.s. funding for the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees known as unrwa. u.s.lready suspended last year after unrwa employees were accused of participating in the october 7 attacks. meeting to discuss is a foreign affairs journalist and host of a podcast, good to have you with us. set the scene and talk about the significance of the fact prime minister netanyahu is the first foreign leader to visit the new u.s. president. guest: that is not by accident and both men, this relationship has been important in their campaigns. at one point when netanyahu was campaigning he had xers with trump. the israel issue was prominent in trump's campaign and he was critical of the biden administration's handling of the issue. you had envoys from the incoming trump administration and state department from the last administration working together to get this cease-fire deal in late january. that is still holding for the moment but the u.s. special envoy had a press conference outside the white house. this deal as lauded that could only happen with trump being president, somethin

human rights council, would withdraw the united states from the u.n. rwa which is a refugeerganization. it would also review american involvement in unesco which has exhibited anti-american bias. more generally, the executive order calls for american involvement in funding in the u.n. in light of the wild disparities in levels of funding among different countries. as you've expressed previously, it is deeply unfair to the united states. >> so i have always felt that the u.n. has tremendous potential. it's not living up to that potential right now. hasn't for a long time. there were great hopes for it. but it's not being well-run, to be honest. they are not doing the job. a lot of these conflicts we are working on should be settled or at least we should have some help in settling them. we never seem to get help. that should be the primary purpose of the united nations. again, great potential. based on the potential, we will continue to go along with it. they've got to get their act together. >> what would they need to do, sir? >> be fair to countries that deserve fairness. th

that would withdraw the united states from the us human rights council would withdraw the united states from the u. n. r w a, which is a refugee organization. i would also review american involvement in unesco. this are so important that we're really, you know, the united nations is largely funded by us. but uh and it shouldn't be, it shouldn't be funded by everybody, but where disproportionate as we always seem to be, judge holla is director of the policy and, and jos network. and he joins us now from darrow bala in central galls. i mean, this is just one part of the story today, but it's a significant pump because of the outside role that unreal plays in on, in the gaza. what is the impact of the us formally with drawing itself from this organization? thank you the see what i just knew, all the other one the what the drum the mention of all the the gospel, good the station and did all now all the lot of the problems don't regardless of the me. oh, hold on words. know when can approve us from. gotcha. okay. do you have the cost to ship the month of delay destruction and certification and we came back to got more of yes fundin

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that would withdraw the united states from the un human rights council, would withdraw the united states from the unrwa, which is a refugee organization, and would also review american involvement in in unesco, which has also exhibited anti-american bias. more generally, the executive order calls for a review of american involvement and funding in the un in light of the wild, disparities in levels of funding among different countries that, as you've expressed previously, is deeply unfair to the united states. >> so i've always felt that the un has tremendous potential. it's not living up to that potential right now. it really isn't hasn't for a long time. it has. there are great hopes for it, but it's not being well run, to be honest. and they're not doing the job. a lot of these conflicts that we're working on should be settled, or at least we should have some help in settling them. we never seem to get help. that should be the primary purpose of the un. the united nations, and again, it's got great potential. and based on the potential, we'll continue to go along with it. but they've got to get their act together. >> be

human rights council and would withdraw the united states from the u.n. rwa which is a refugeeuld also review american involvement in unesco which is also exhibiting anti-american bias, more generally the executive order calls for a review of american involvement in funding and the u.n. in light of the wild disparities and levels of funding among different countries that as you've expressed previously as deeply unfair to the united states. >> president donald trump: i've always felt that the u.n. has tremendous potential and is not living up to that potential right now. it really isn't and hasn't for a long time. there are great hopes for it but it is not being well-run to be honest and they are not doing the job, we are working on lots of these conflicts and they should be settled or we should have some help in settling them but we never seem to get help and that should be the primary purpose of the u.n., the united nations. again, great potential and based on the potential we will continue to go along with it but they have to get their act together. >> what would they need to

refugee camp on the thai myanmar myanmar border. msnbc columnist michael cohen reports. because of trump and musk's actions, uganda's malaria councilhe most effective tools in limiting the spread of the disease have ended medical supplies to help pregnant women and save babies from dying of diarrhea are no longer reaching villagers in zambia. efforts to eradicate polio and stop an outbreak of the marburg virus, which is similar to ebola and has a death rate of up to 90%, have stopped the delivery of daily medications that are keeping alive 20 million people in 50 countries who are hiv positive is halted in sudan. staffers at a us supported aid agency faced an impossible choice defy president donald trump's order to immediately stop their operations or let up to 100 babies and toddlers die. republican senator bill cassidy, a physician, posted this saying that about the hiv program in africa. pepfar is the epitome of soft power. it is a republican initiative. it is pro-life, pro-america, and the most popular us program in africa. there's even a waiver acknowledging this. yet i'm told that drugs are still being withheld at clinics in

refugees and other groups. alameda county stupids formed the alameda county together for all committee. led by supervisors fortunato bas and marquez. >>> and along the peninsula in san mateo, the city councilonight on a resolution expressing no confidence in embattled san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. this follows a series of actions including votes of no confidence by the sheriff's unions. san mateo board of supervisors and other local cities sparked by a damming report from retired judge cordell. the city council will meet at 7:30 tonight. >>> as we celebrate black history month on your community station, it's time to meet a remarkable young woman empowering young girls. mary lee introduces you to a st. mary's college high school student who recently honored -- got some honors at the white house for making a change in her community. take a look. >> it could be. >> reporter: serena griffin is a published author and activist and singer and leader and mentor. >> going to college. >> really. >> reporter: she's a senior at st. mary's college high school. not only looking forward to her own future, but also the future of other young girls of collar. every thursday after school, you ca

the refugee council estimates it will stop more than 70,000 from obtaining citizenship. meanwhile, a palestinian family has been granted the right to live in the uk after applying to enter the country through the ukrainian refugee scheme. the parents and their four children fled gaza after their home was destroyed by an israeli airstrike. they appued by an israeli airstrike. they applied for entry via the ukraine scheme in an effort to join the father's brother, who is a british citizen and has lived here since two thousand and seven. the home office says it rigorously contested two appeals at tribunal hearings after the family's application to live in the uk was initially refused. housing secretary angela rayner says £350 million of her budget will go towards building more affordable homes in england. the majority of that will go towards the construction of 2800 additional homes. more than half of those will be for social rent. now £50 million will be given to the local authority housing fund to fill 250 new council houses. the government also plans to stop rogue landlor

refugees. that's unrwa and the un human rights council.e added if he were to be assassinated by iran, he's left instructions for the country to be obliterated and the princess of wales has joined a group of children at the national portrait gallery gallery as part of her gradual return to public engagements following cancer treatment, kate took the bus to the popular faction, along with 13 children, who were taking on the magical bow beam tree trail. it's based on the shaping us framework published by kate's royal foundation centre for early childhood. it's all about increasing awareness and understanding of society's social and emotional skills. those are the latest headlines. more from me. in about an hour's time. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> i feel like the net is closing in on mr integrity. mr rules, mr morality our prime minister sir keir starmer yesterday it emerged that sir keir had lessons from an actress in his office on chri

council tax by 10% here in birmingham. permission given for 7.5%. that means since 2012 it's gone up by 73%. i'll have all the details. >> and take more refugees. a group of mps has warned that britain should resettle at least 5000 refugees each year, and make it easier for them to get here. do you agree? >> and luis rubiales on trial? spain's former football federation president could face. can you believe this? two and a half years in jail for sexual assault after kissing jenni hermoso after they won the 2023 women's world cup? >> gosh. and as a growing number of organisations introduce language guidance to appease the woke, is it time to protect the beautiful english language, or do we just need to embrace the change? we're going to have a good debate about that. >> and victory for common sense. we're putting it down to gb news cats are safe for now from an snp ban, as the scottish first minister, john swinney, rules out a crackdown. so inflation is currently 2.7%. some of these inflation council tax increases 10%. yeah. all because the deputy prime minister agreed it. the law before labour got in was you had to have a referendum locally if