he is a very -ood robertson mentioned it. he is a very good nran— robertson mentioned it.id probably the only— good man to do this. he did probably the only decent defence review there is been _ the only decent defence review there is been for— the only decent defence review there is been for about 40 years. that was the review— is been for about 40 years. that was the review in— is been for about 40 years. that was the review in 1998. the only problem then and _ the review in 1998. the only problem then and this is going to be a problem _ then and this is going to be a problem again, after that defence review— problem again, after that defence review which was very good and laid out what _ review which was very good and laid out what we — review which was very good and laid out what we should be doing and where we — out what we should be doing and where we should be going and more of a maritime _ where we should be going and more of a maritime tilt and all of that, again— a maritime tilt and all of that, again we _ a maritime tilt and all of that, again we were underfunde

britain, so george robertson defined the deadly quartet as china, iran, russia and north korea, this, as we call it in english, the axis of evil, and, or this, this quartet of evil, the quartet of death, and prime minister kier stamer announced on tuesday this week about the strategic defense pereger, as one of his first, most important steps after taking office, i. july and starmer promised to stop the reduction of the british armed forces precisely in view of the words of george robertson. and in fact, starner said and added that he would increase defense spending by 2.5% of gdp from the current level of 2.3%. starmer made it clear that spending would be responsibly, as he pointed out, responsibly with... more to strengthen what he identified as britain's empty armed forces, so this void must be filled, and it is clear that the ministry of defense of great britain has already stated that this review will be aimed at strengthening the national security of great britain, attention, support of ukraine in its struggle with russia, as well as at the modernization and support of the briti

they've plucked from the house of lords, lord george robertson, who just described china as a deadly threat to the united kingdom. how, how is china a deadly threat to the united kingdom? united. kingdom is a flee on the back side of an elephant, so far as china is concerned, yet george believes that china is a deadly threat to our way of life, maybe they think that the chinese are coming for our fish and chips, so no, i don't see it as a diminution or an end to the strategy of tension that the empire has been following uh for these last years decades in fact, but will mean a change of emphasis and we'll have to see how that plays out, another friend of the show, fra huge, author and journalist and fellow traveler of mine on the long miles to gaza many a time, welcome back, hello mr galloway, thank you very much, i wanted wanted to actually address uh maybe what i would consider to be the elephant in the room sometimes which is is really society, what you have? society that's overwhelmingly in favor of the continuing genocide in gaza, it is the sons and daughters of israeli society t

can't find anybody new to do these things, they've plucked from the house of lords, lord george robertson, who just described china as a deadly threat to the united kingdom, how, how is china a deadly threat to the united kingdom, the united kingdom is a flee on the back side of an elephant, so far as china is concerned, yet, george believes that china is a deadly threat to our way of life, maybe they think that the chinese are coming for our fish and chips, so no, i don't see it as a diminution or an end to the strategy of tension that the empire has been following uh for these last years decades in. fact uh, but it will mean a change of emphasis and we'll have to see how that plays out. another friend of the show, fra huse, author and journalist and fellow traveler of mine on the long miles to gaza many a time. fra, welcome back. hello, mr. gallaway, thank you very much. i wanted, wanted to actually address, maybe what i would consider to be the elephant in the room sometimes, which is is really... society, what you have is society that's overwhelmingly in favor of the continuing genoci

uh, they are certainly fellow travelers with those like uh, lord george robertson, remember him, charles, the former blair defense minister, has now been given. job by the new labor government, 25 years later, they still can't find anybody new to do these things, they've plucked from the house of lords, lord george robertson, who just described china as a deadly threat to the united kingdom, how, how is china a deadly threat to the united kingdom? the united kingdom is a flee on the back side of an elephant. so far as china is concerned, yet, george believes that china is a deadly threat to our way, maybe they think that the chinese are coming for our fish and chips, so no, i don't see it as a a diminution or an end to the strategy of tension that the empire has been following uh for these last years decades in fact, but it will mean a change of emphasis and we'll have to see. how that plays out, another friend of the show, fra huse, author and journalist and fellow traveler of mine on the long miles to gaza many a time, fr, welcome back, hello, mr. galloween, thank you very much, wanted

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so he's a former nato robertson.cretary—general he's going to be having beside him, of course, new defence secretary john healey, what do we know about george robertson? do we know whether does he have political affiliations? is he quite hawkish? what do we know about his his take stewart, if anything. >> well i mean i know george robertson and have spent some time with him and in fact he's beenin time with him and in fact he's been in the dim and distant past. he was incredibly rude about me. in the media. but that's fine. you know, those things are all settled now. i think he's probably an ideal chap to do it, down to earth. he's been secretary of state for defence. he's been secretary—general of nato. he has labour party affiliations, of course , which will be part of course, which will be part and parcel of him being, chosen to, to do this role. and i think his two deputies, if you like, general sir richard barrons, it will be perfectly adequate as will be perfectly adequate as will doctor fiona hill, who's an im

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it comes as the new defence review chief lord robertson , says the chief lord robertson, says the ukdly threat from china, iran from russia and north korea . the russia and north korea. the government's promising to deliver its findings in the review by the middle of next yean review by the middle of next year, and defence secretary john healey says it will lay the groundwork for britain's new era in defence. >> the world is changing fast, the threats are growing . in the threats are growing. in those circumstances, it's right. >> we take a look at the threats, the capabilities we need, the state of our armed forces, as well as the money that's available to fund those . that's available to fund those. >> and that's the way that we balance. if you like, the requirements for stronger national security with the responsibilities for sound pubuc responsibilities for sound public finances , tributes are public finances, tributes are being paid to jay slater following yesterday's discovery in tenerife of a body there. >> lucy law, who was one of the last people to hear from the teenager , s

niall gardiner matthew laza and callum robertson matthew.ubtedly changed the labour party, at least in perception. many people will be wondering is that all surface level? >> no, i mean there are no reds under the bed, as it were, i mean, he has ruthlessly changed the labour party at every level, in particular on candidate selection, which is a sort of bonng selection, which is a sort of boring thing political nerds like us get excited about, but actually means, who your local mp is. you know , who the. mp is. you know, who the. because of the party's choice, he's been ruthless on that. they've controlled it in a way that no party leader, frankly, of any political party has ever done before. and tony blair, when he, when he was around, looked at the 100 top target seats, saw that the candidates were right there and forgot about the rest. keir starmer has gone right down the list. so all these people who won by 18 votes yesterday , etc, have all been yesterday, etc, have all been are all basically in the starmer mould. >> now. it's very inter

. >> reporter: robertson headed for the ship's combat iformation center. >> i came down to combat some time around 5:00, 5:30 in the afternoon and didn't leave until about 2:00 a.m. >> reporter: the carney tracked and intercepted drones and missiles that came within range. the first american shots fired in defense of israel. >> whether or not they would have actually made it to israel is unknown, but they certainly were a long ways from home, and there was certainly a lot of them. >> reporter: how many shots did you fire? >> over 15. >> reporter: had any u.s. navy ship ever fought a battle like that? >> not since world war two. it's been a really long time. >> it was intense. >> reporter: lieutenant commander rebecca flemming is in charge of all the systems that come together in the combat information center. >> as soon as it was time for the real deal, i couldn't say anybody was shocked because we trained to it. but it was -- it was surreal. >> reporter: the battle lasted nine hours. >> it just kind of stopped. and we stood around and kind of looked at each other like wow, did that re

gene robertson spent the last 30 years at the san francisco unified school district.he ed sfusd and children of san francisco in many capacities, but most recently, as assistant super intendant for special education. grew graduating from rhode island college with degree in special education. [indiscernible] were called west and sought fortune in san francisco. gene approach to education is summed by her e-mail signature. committed in the relentless pursuit of whatever works in the life of a child. love that so much. this philosophy underlies every role assumed in her career in education. gene started teaching at discovery center school. a small private school in the excelsior. a very effective teercher in the general ed classroom, her heart gravitated serving children with special needs in public education. describing this move she once said, anybody that presented slightly ought of what you consider a typically developingil i want to be part of their journey. jean hired as a resource specialist and worked with her colleagues and supported her students inclusion and s

russian scientist, chemist yakov zakharov, experienced aeronaut, belgian etienne gaspard robertson, who arrived in st. petersburg with his balloon, went on a risky air expedition. zakharov was already known in the scientific world; he created an industrial... installation for producing hydrogen. this gas and filled the ball. in the report about the flight, zakharov wrote, i quote. the tools we took with us were: 12 bottles with taps in a box with a lid. a barometer with a thermometer, two electrometers with sealing wax and gray. a compass and a magnetic needle, a second clock, a bell, a voice trumpet - a megaphone, and so on. the balloon rose to a height of 2550 m. in 4 hours it flew more than 64 km. zakharov. explained that for every 100 m rise, the temperature drops by 0.75° and discovered that with the help of sound reflected from the ground, one can determine the flight altitude, after which the air... other russian scientists also came up, including dmitri mendeleev. on july 12, 1941 , the ussr and great britain agreed on joint actions in the war against germany. the agreement was

with netanyahu and his gang, they are certainly fellow travelers with those like uh lord george robertson, remember him, charles, the former blair defense minister has now been given the job by the new labor government. 25 years later, they still can't find anybody new to do these things, they've plucked from the house of... china as a deadly threat to the united kingdom, how, how is china a deadly threat to the united kingdom? the united kingdom is a flee on the back side of an elephant, so far as china is concerned, george believes that china is a deadly threat to our way of life, maybe they think. the chinese are coming for our fish and chips, so no, i don't see it as a diminution or an end to the strategy of tension that the empire has been following uh for these last years decades in fact, but it will mean a change of emphasis and we'll have to see how that plays out. another friend of the show, fra huws author and journalist and fellow traveler of mine on the long miles to... gaza many a time for welcome back, hello, mr. gallaw, thank you very much, i wanted, i wanted to actually ad

please welcome ann robertson. thank you. i'd love to talk about girl scout history, and i'd greatly the invitation to come here and find a new audience. and i think my family probably also appreciates my coming here and finding a new audience. when you think of girl scouts history, usually there's just one name that comes to mind juliette gordon low. you know, every handbook from every decade, if you open it something like the girl scout movement was born march 12th, 1912, when juliette gordon low placed a telephone call to her cousin. come right over. she announced. got something for the girls of savannah and all america and the world. and we're going to start it tonight. beginning with 18 enthusiastic girls in savannah, georgia. troops rapidly popped up across the country. the official portrays lowe as a master of multitasking. she assembles troops, trains leaders, writes handbooks sews badges, gives speeches that designs. while lowe is rightly credited as the driving force in the girls help. but she didn't do alone. she b

cabinet, among them uk's first female finance secretary, cnn international diplomatic editor, nic robertson has more from london britain's new prime minister, keir starmer and his wife victoria. taking that long awaited steps to number ten, downing street 14 years since his labour party was last in power whether you voted labour ordinate in fact especially if you did not i say to you directly my government will serve you politics can be a force for good we will show that his party securing a massive landslide majority in parliament. they needed 326, got 412 with respect and humility i invite you all to join this government of service in the mission of national renewal a hard reality though, only around 35% of voters supported labor. and turnout was low, less than 60%. scent many in the uk losing faith in that politicians outgoing pm rishi sunak, step bring down as pm and conservative leader. i have heard your anger, your disappointment and i take responsibility for this loss sunak's conservatives handed along anticipated and humiliating blow 365 seats won at the last election read it to les

russian chemist yakov zakharov set off on a risky air expedition belgian balloonist etienne gaspard robertson petersburg with his balloon. zakharok was already known in the scientific world; he created an industrial installation for producing hydrogen. the balloon was filled with this gas. in the report about the flight, zakharov wrote, i quote. they took with them the following tools: 12 bottles with... in a box with a lid, a barometer with a thermometer, two electrometers with sealing wax and sulfur, a compass and a magnetic needle, a second watch, a bell, a voice trumpet - this is a megaphone, and so on. the balloon rose to a height of 2,550 m. 4 hours flew more than 64 km. zakharov found that for every 100 m rise , the temperature drops by 0.75°. and i discovered that using sound reflected from the ground you can determine height. after him , other russian scientists took to the air, including dmitry mendeleev. on july 12, 1941 , the ussr and great britain agreed on joint actions in the war against germany. the agreement was signed in the kremlin by people's commissar for foreign affairs

cnn's nic robertson has the story now from london it began to stay night emergency services call to the house of a bbc horse racing commentator, john hunt. after women screams were heard coming from the home medics found humps wife carol, and his two daughters louise age 25, and hannah, 28 seriously injured they'd been brutally attacked. the medics were unable to save the women. an a massive 24 hour manhunt began in search of their killer cctv video captured near the family's house appeared to show a man leaving the vicinity carrying an object tucked under his arm, covered in a white cloth. police believe he may have been carrying a crossbow police tracked the 26-year-old so i spoke to a north london cemetery 45 minutes drive away police say the suspect, kyle clifford, is a british military vet, and police believe he knew the victims police say when they captured clifford, he was injured and taken away on a stretcher. >> this is where they bought him out of the symmetry on the stretcher into the street here, put him on an ambulance, took him to a nearby hospital. >> and for all the neig

. >> cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson is joining me as well. nic, what does this mean for the entire organization of hamas? i mean, this is one man. he is a very important one among the organization. there are other leaders though there are, i mean, one thing is to immediately have yahya sinwar, who's the most important described by israeli officials as a dead man walking days after the october 7 attacks by hamas, the main leader of hamas who's believed to be hiding out in tunnels in gaza it's significant in a way that israel has the ability to reach into tehran to take out a hamas political leader there, one who lives in exile and is an important of vital interlocutor so far in the tools on the hostages and also be able to reach him, to reach into beirut the new year or around the new year to take out hamas's top figure there region to beirut just yesterday to take out perhaps the number two in the hezbollah command structure after, after their supreme leader so it's significant that yahya sinwar is still able to hide out. >> and so far as we

this is something that a lot of people here have been waiting quite some time for nick robertson, cnn london and be sure to watch cnn special coverage of the uk election anchored by isa soares and richard quest. >> it starts just before 10:00 p.m. in london. that's just before five in the afternoon here on the u.s. its coast. >> i'm still to come protesting gaza policies. >> us government appointees who resigned from the biden administration talk to me about their decision to step down july 4 cnn concert event, which performance is by keith urban, ashanti, bb wrexham, the killers anymore? >> go forth in america. thursday, july 4 and seven eastern on cnn. >> i got this thousand dollar camera for only $41 on deal that deal dash.com online auctions since 2009, this playstation five sold for only $0.50. this ipad pro sold for less than $34 this nintendo switch sold for less than $20. i got this kitchen aid stand mixer for only $56. >> i got this barbecue smoker for 26 bucks and shipping is always free. >> go to deal dash.com, right now and see how much you can save certain you can fix tha

lot of things look different yeah. >> it's really speaks to geopolitics, doesn't it currently nic robertson. thank you so much for joining us rosie, back to you the far-right. haven't one this yet, but there's certainly leading and that's what it's really charged this country. >> yeah, it's going to be interesting to see what the second round of voting brings to france. that we'll be watching that of course. next sunday. so after the break, thank you for that. max will come back to very soon. caribbean islands prepare for an unprecedented and extremely dangerous hurricane we will have more when the saw dust settles and the engine final the roars. the thing you care about most is a job well done but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different. your wallet because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high-quality tools at a great price. and that's what we're all about whatever you do do it for less at harbor freight compared with other choose one verb ecto tube protects from fleas and ticks for 12 weeks. nearly three times longe

the party promising to work with whomever is in the white house on nato, ukraine, and israel nic robertson, cnn london still to come, i'll be speaking with the prime minister of grenada, one of the island nations, pummeled by hurricane beryl on the recovery efforts and the issue of climate injustice. plus negotiations get underway on the specific details of a gaza ceasefire and hostage deal israeli officials give an update on the state of the talks we'll be right back what do you do when you're tired, goes flat or there's no air anywhere to fix that, you reach for bulls-eye pro, the smarter, faster hands freeway just fill that up with their bullseye pro is equipped with a rechargeable lithium ion power plant. so fast, so strong and so convenient, it's like i'm putting the power repressor in the palm of your hand. look, you could inflate all four tires of your car on a single charge or inflate a balloon? full of soccer balls and practice holds are pro is so advanced. it has a built-in smart pressure digital sensor that gauges and automatically stops when they're set. tire pressure is reache

last week, george robertson exhumed from the graveyard of the house of lords, was sounding off in hishe uk strategic defence review. robertson is now warning everyone who will listen that we, as in the west, we must get militarily serious about what he describes as the serious threat posed by china and others in the east. he is only echoing admiral bauen east. he is only echoing admiral bauer, nato's senior military officer who has been telling nato allies of the need to prepare what he called a whole of society approach to war. to me, that sounds a lot like working towards conscription. bauer has talked of the need for more bodies, which seems like an unfortunate choice of words in the context of the meatgrinder in ukraine that has minced countless thousands of bodies and counting. here's the thing i talked about the apparent madness of the so—called left a madness of the so—called left a madness little different, if at all, from the madness of the so—called right. what worries me is that it's not madness. nothing out of control, nothing as it seems. what worries me most of all is th

she clock for to justice john robertson was a couple of other senior judges as well. the cd, binds is elected as vice president. she would be most women. indeed this and to serve as the 2nd lady of the united states. but of course, everyone's waiting to hear from jude events himself. donald junior, donald trump, junior, the big friend of duty got to make reference to that in the speech. how someone from trump tower, and manhattan, and somebody dropping out felicia at one of the country as the united states on every side by side fighting to get donald trump re elected the toner of donald trump. junior speech was very much is expected, but he didn't pass familia tot joe by to be on policy differences and perhaps as a saying that he was on foot continue to said it didn't go much further than that. so i, i don't junior highs in the past, pushed those limits. and he said that, look at the democratic party is no longer considered to be a mainstream positive. what's the best for america? or the said it's no longer the party of a joiner, attended the junior of martin luther k

nic robertson, thanks so much. appreciate it.m the darkest corners of the internet into real life coming up next, i'm going to be joined by cnn's award winning journalist who spent a decade reporting on extremism. she's going to tell us about her insight into how the alt right is trying to reshape this election and the united states shark week continues tonight at eight on discovery many probiotics don't survive digestion. that means whatever you're taking for your gut probably isn't getting where it needs to go. seeds dso one daily symbiotic it is the two-in-one prebiotics and probiotics engineered to survive, bringing live bacteria all the way down to the colon or to healthy digestive skin. heart, and immune system get started today with seeds dsa, lan, daily symbiotic visit seed.com to order now looking for a way to stretch the dollar within surefire, you can cut your car insurance bill and half, scroll through, doesn't the prices and tap this, which online that's it. no phone calls and no wasted time. go to terrify and save t

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cnn's nic robertson joins me live from london. nick, obviously, this is notable for two reasons., this is one of the newest leaders that donald trump would be interacting with if he is put back in the white house, biden voters, but also this is a conversation is we're watching every conversation trump has had since last night. this is one of the few that we have learned about that is confirmed that has happened today. what else are you hearing from? downing ten downing street about this call? >> yeah. i mean, for people in the uk, they woke up to headlines like this and then newspapers here today, this was sort of a late addition capturing very graphically what's been happening in the united states and downing street yesterday was one of the first to actually issue a statement condemning the violence completely. but this is the first time that we are aware of the new prime minister has spoken with donald trump. he wished them a speedy recovery. he offered his condolences for the victims. and again, condemn the violence. so this is of course, keir starmer was in washington just a

let's bring in jordan robertson. he's a security reporter cybersecurity reporter, excuse me, for bloomberg so jordan, this was apparently an update that cyberstrike was doing a seemingly small technical bug. how was it able to paralyze so many of the services that millions of people rely on hey, thanks for having me. yeah, what you have here is a miniscule, small piece of code that has taken out a big majority of the world's computers. and today we've learned how many computers that is, that's 8.5 million computers were taken out by this bug it's important to note that these are not just 8.5 million ordinary computers. these are some of the biggest, the biggest companies in the world. most sensitive computers, they install crowdstrike software on these machines because they, they need to be protected and what you have here is maybe a line, maybe two of code that was bad, that did something it wasn't supposed to and it caused these computers too glitch and it caused him to crash irreparably. and the reason this proble

starmer will be here in downing street giving a speech, laying out his plan nic robertson, thank you and my panel is a back so a big night over in the uk, the prime minister moving in already, what does this mean for the u.s. >> stephen? >> very interesting, if there's a message, i think for the u.s. it's the incumbents are in trouble. all over the world. we've seen the far right's sweep to power in a lot of european countries the british voters have decided to go left, not necessarily out of any great love for the labour party. it's because the conservative party has obliterated itself. it was one scene as the world's best election winning machine there have been three conservative prime ministers over the last parliament, as its ribbed itself apart. so keir starmer has a huge job as nick was saying, it's not like in 1997 when tony blair came to power on a wave of euphoria after years of conservative rule, the electorate is in a very sour mood there are huge problems of public services. the national health service, transport voters are very unhappy and the public finances are in a r

resistance, that's a call for genocide, and terrorism, yeah, so that's something that the likes of gordon robertson on cbn news doesn't even fling. yeah, deep down, they deep down believe that israel has the right to commit genocide, i mean it seems that way, to kill babies, women, to cause deliberate starvation just because they can, so it's a true projection of what communities run. by christian zionists in the united states look like true who know absolutely nothing actually about the true teachings of christianity uh we'll end with msnbc which hosted military analyst retired army general barry mccaffry whose background whose background photo spoke a thousand words as to who this person really is and what his line of thought represents there was a photo of him and bill clinton so you can imagine the ideology uh we came we saw we conquered you know as hillary clinton yeah i remember that uh let's hear what uh this u.s. military analyst thinks about the ongoing genocide in gaza. let's do that. well, i think you make an important point. look, at the end of the day, the suffering of the palestinian

it comes as the new defence review chief lord robertson , said the uk faces robertson, said the uk facesrgent threats from the deadly quartette of china. iran russia and north korea, who he said are acting increasingly in concert. the government's promising to deliver its findings by the middle of next year. the defence secretary, john healey, says it will lay the groundwork for britain's new era in defence. >> the world is changing fast. the threats are growing in those circumstances, it's right. we take a look at the threats , the take a look at the threats, the capabilities we need, the state of our armed forces as well as the money that's available to fund those. and that's the way that we balance, if you like, the requirements for stronger national security, with the responsibilities for sound pubuc responsibilities for sound public finances , new defence public finances, new defence secretary john healey there. >> those are your latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm polly middlehurst and i'm back in an houn middlehurst and i'm back in an hour. see you then for the very latest gb n

so it's a case of i think the country being in somewhat of a shock over this nic robertson thank you so much for that update from the uk. still to come a pair of nasa astronauts are calling boeing's starliner spacecraft truly amazing after its maiden manned flight, despite those serious issues that delayed their return to earth by weeks how they are describing there i expected extra time in orbit next i love milwaukee cnn is live from milwaukee as republicans unite behind their nominee, his vp, and they're planning to take back the white house follow cnn for complete coverage. the republican national convention starts monday at 8:00. on cnn, when it comes to losing weight, everything you need, everything you want everything in one plan is here. new nutrisystem complete. it's the complete package that you asked for and nutrisystem delivered with everything he need to lose weight and get healthier, like the millions before you at one low price, you get the easy to use newly app all the live coaching you need, and the best part of losing think weight with nutrisystem, the color, go onli

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its gdp spending stoltenberg said this about russia's malign threat at the moment all right nic robertson, thank you very much. we should note to our viewers right now, president biden is over at the afl-cio here in washington, meeting with a union leaders. you're seeing some of those images come in right now is visiting the dc headquarters for the afl-cio as the president gets started, there will be listening in will dip into that, bring that to you as it comes in. so stay with us for that. in the meantime, google searches for president biden are up nationwide. why that might not be such a great thing for his campaign. stay with us hey mom how many should i decorated have ran have blue that's a really tough call. >> who are you? >> if you look at the latest data you're probably going to need a lot of those purple sprinkles how this guy really knows his stuff. >> didn't pass the tissue test, buckle up toothpaste white. and there's chris 3d white strips, white widens like a $400 professional treatment crest for gentle, dependable constipation really try seneca. it works differently than ot

that comes as the new defence review chief lord robertson said the uk faces urgent threats now from the deadly quartette of china, iran , deadly quartette of china, iran, russia and north korea, who he said are acting more as one. the government's promising to deliver its findings by the middle of next year. now the deputy prime minister has hit back at donald trump's running mate's controversial barb that the uk under labour might be the first truly islamist country with nuclear weapons. donald trump's choice for us vice president j.d. vance made the joke whilst he was a national conservative conference in washington, dc , last week. the washington, dc, last week. the 39 year old said he was discussing with a friend what is the first truly islamist country to get a nuclear weapon, then joked maybe it's iran , maybe joked maybe it's iran, maybe pakistan, and then maybe actually it's the uk since labourjust actually it's the uk since labour just took over. well angela rayner, the deputy prime minister, told itv today that mr vance had said quite a lot of fruity things in the past, but sa

the world stage isn't just three days when he attends the nato summit here in washington cnn's nic robertson has more on the landslide win for the left. and what's ahead for the new pm? >> britain's new prime minister, keir starmer and his wife victoria, taking that long awaited steps to number ten, downing street 14 years since his labour party was lost in power whether you voted labour ordinate in fact especially if you did not i say to you directly my government will serve you politics can be a force for good we will show that his party securing a massive landslide majority in parliament. they needed 326, got 412. with respect and humility i invite you all to join this government of service in a mission of national renewal a hard reality though, only around 35% of voters supported labor. and turnout was low, less than 60%. many in the uk losing faith in that politicians outgoing pm rishi sunak stepping down as pm and conservative leader. >> i have heard your anger your disappointment and i take responsibility for this loss. >> sunak's conservatives handed along anticipated and humiliating

nic robertson for us in london. >> that's a little bit all that chart that charge a couple of months old and if you want to really see something they said, take a look at what happened you're, ready you ready good to know let me get much you got and so i gotcha let. >> me get my shoes. hold your head so we're going to move t o you've been looking there at videos showing the assassination attempt on donald trump. his advisors say he is fine and he will be at the republican convention this week. one man who was attending the rally is dead or authority, say two others were critically injured now this video shows the suspect who was shot and killed on the roof of a nearby building. the fbi identifying him as 20-year-old matthew thomas crooks. of bethel park pennsylvania record show he was a registered republican the fbi appealing for the public's help in the investigation cnn's alayna treene spoke to a doctor who was sitting behind donald trump in the bleachers when the shots were fired, he says he helped carry the body of another rally attendee who was killed describing the moments afte

. >> let's bring in cnn's nic robertson for the very latest on this, nick, what can you tell us? >> well we know that the israelis are considering this proposal that's what we're hearing from more sad, they're saying they're going to look at it and they will get back to the mediators are egypt and qatar in due course. but i but i'm not seeing anything. i don't think anyone else is seeing anything in the language that's public, at least that would give an indication that there's a minute break through here. what hamas is talking about is still wanting a complete ceasefire and withdrawal of israeli troops a complete ceasefire is what prime minister netanyahu has been opposed to. prime minister netanyahu in the past couple of days has said that he rejects the idea of a ceasefire agreement while hamas still has power. well, a couple of days ago, hamas was firing rockets from the center of gaza around the khan younis area into israel. and there's now a massive military operation on in khan younis remembering that israel pulled out of there a few months ago after almost five months in

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