and the point is, we have guys like the sas to defend those very principles.with the defence theme very much indeed. we're going to talk in a moment about the chagos islands. and why on earth would an american president want to urge a british government to do this? and had had david lammy even thought about what might happen if donald trump wins on november the 5th? and what about the rights and the views of the asians themselves, who, it appears, even had a proper negotiation with the british >> i'm christopher hope and i'm gloria de piero, bringing you pmqs live here on gb news. whenever parliament is in session on a wednesday at midday, we'll bring you live coverage of prime ministers questions. we'll be asking our viewers and listeners to submit the questions that they would like to put to the prime minister, and we'll put that to our panel of top politicians in our panel of top politicians in our westminster studio . our westminster studio. >> that's pmqs live here on gb news , britain's news channel . news, britain's news channel. >> well, the chagos isl

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hello, the sas program is on air , i am authorized to declare, i am its host nadezhda sas, i welcome you, i remind you that this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country of each of us. after the digest of key events. politicians, we will discuss the topic of today's program, who is dragging participants into a big war in the middle east for what reason. the ruling in germany's social democratic party narrowly avoided a knockout blow from voters. in the state elections in brandenburg, where the sdecks have been in power since 1990, they still managed to overtake the rapidly gaining popularity alternative for germany party, albeit by a margin of only 1.5%. before that, since the beginning of september, chancellor olaf scholz's party had suffered a crushing defeat in the regional parliament elections in saxony and thuringia. at the same time, the social democrats' coalition partners, the greens and the liberals from the free state, the democratic party did not make it into

you sa ou canadians are fair traders. you say you are — canadians are fair traders.canadians are fair traders. you say you are not interested in trade war but your government is a ready looking at tariffs on chinese batteries, semiconductors, solar products and critical minerals. are you sure that will not lead to a trade war?— sure that will not lead to a trade war? ., , ., trade war? that is intended to create a level _ trade war? that is intended to create a level playing - trade war? that is intended to create a level playing field. i create a level playing field. we are opposing a 25% on steel and aluminium products. —— imposing. that will come into effect in the middle of october. we're trying to stand up october. we're trying to stand up for a fair october. we're trying to stand upfora fairtrading october. we're trying to stand up for a fair trading system. levies are likely to impact the domestic car industry. the most important _ domestic car industry. the most important thing _ domestic car industry. the most important thing to _ domestic car industry. the

i agree with what most of the people have sa earlier. you guys do america a disservice when you frame stuff like this without context, without historical rerence. i mean, like the one woman said, ese palestinians have been living in apartheid for 70 years. and from my understanding, netanyahu was paying hamas to keep a certain position, and like the one gentleman, the republican gentleman said, netanyahu put the reins on his intelligence people so they would be in the dark when this attack was supposed to happen. so i think it's -- it's the ent of a -- act of a guy who like trump knows once he is out of power, the wheels of justice will start turning again. he is going to do everything he can to stay out of jail. and just like thene woman said about we give billions of dollars to these people with zero accountability. you know, we spend a couple dollars on food stamps programs and the republican house goes crazy, where is the money? where is the money? to me, the axis of evil. one lastoint, john. trump taking a billion dollars from a guy

he alleged from the sas . now it he alleged from the sas.it must be said robert jenrick hasn't taken down the video and he's sticking by his claims. >> robert jenrick has very much been leading his campaign on the issue of immigration. it seems every single day he's got a new revelation for the media to talk about. revelation for the media to talk about . mostly things that have about. mostly things that have been going on in the home office and how he wants to clamp down on illegal migration and legal migration. do you think that is why kemi badenoch and other contenders are now talking more strongly about the issue of immigration? kemi badenoch she hasn't previously put a number on what she'd like to see when it comes to legal immigration, but now she's talking about a cap . cap. >> yes, it's interesting because kemi badenoch had been explicitly opposed to a cap up until very , very recently until very, very recently indeed. and now we hear about numbers. when i spoke to kemi on sunday, she said that it was wrong for her opponents to alleg

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— organisation, is that what ou're sa in? ,, ., ., you're saying? less than that.ess than that. also militarily. they _ you're saying? less than that. also militarily. they have - you're saying? less than that. also militarily. they have had| also militarily. they have had several huge blows. but hamas is not an army, it is a national liberation movement. that means that to turn gaza or afghanistan or iraq, you have to turn it into hell for idf. so hamas is over, absolutely, but the idea of hamas is not over, of course. until un through occupation, you will have some kind of reaction, some kind of resistance. the main question is not what changed for hamas, nothing changed for hamas, nothing changed for hamas, nothing changed for hamas. i know that in the west, it might be hard to understand, but nothing changed. it all changed for benjamin netanyahu, so what is he going to do with gaza? he needs more troops on the ground. yahya sinwar was killed inadvertently, it is not like they decided that it would be today. they decided that it would be toda . ~ ., ., ., �* to

they basically sa the investigation? they basically say they aren't _ investigation?n't going - investigation? they basically say they aren't going to - say they aren't going to respond. many of the men have spoken to the authorities that they feel shocked and humbled that these have been treated seriously. for years, they felt this silenced by shame and nondisclosure agreements. all the hope is that more men come forward. thank you. you can listen to the podcast on bbc sounds right now. the court has showed chris kaba after being killed by police. it can he reported that he was also a core member of one of london's most dangerous gangs. adina campbell reports. newly relased footage of chris kaba on the dance floor in a nightclub in london carrying a gun. a man was shot in the leg and shot again as he tried to escape. chris kaba was the alleged gunman. fast forward two weeks, and chris kaba himself was killed during a police stop in south london. the car he was driving had been linked to another shooting the night before. the 2a—year—old, who was unarmed, died in hosp

israel might want to sa the further. israel might want to say they are _ further.ey are trying _ further. israel might want to say they are trying to - further. israel might want to say they are trying to make | say they are trying to make sure hamas and hezbollah are unable to be a quick two conflict time on israel, would that not be a clear objective on their part? it’s that not be a clear ob'ective on their partlfi on their part? it's a clear objective _ on their part? it's a clear objective to _ on their part? it's a clear objective to state, - on their part? it's a clear objective to state, it's i on their part? it's a clear. objective to state, it's still objective to state, its still unclear how they are trying to do that. hezbollah is a complicated organisation, it is woven into lebanese sovereignty, they are also part of the government in lebanon on. so does that mean israel is attempting to overthrow parts of the government in lebanon on? does that mean that they simply trying to secure the south? but that is also putting aside the morality of any parts of

amnesty international sa s today. amnesty international says innocent _ today.esty international says innocent people are - today. amnesty international says innocent people are not| says innocent people are not being given enough time to evacuate and they don't know any safe areas to go to. do you accept there have been failings with the warnings to protect civilian life? i with the warnings to protect civilian life?— civilian life? i would argue that when _ civilian life? i would argue that when the _ civilian life? i would argue that when the idea - civilian life? i would argue that when the idea is - that when the idea is conducting, making an announcement to a specific building, it's because they were something specific in that building that needs to be addressed... it building that needs to be addressed. . ._ addressed... it is not to specific _ addressed... it is not to specific buildings - addressed... it is not to specific buildings that l addressed... it is not to i specific buildings that are being hit, is it? amnesty are saying in some cases, whole t

in the meantime, the un sa 5 hezbollah. in the meantime, the un says israeli _ hezbollah.israeli tanks _ hezbollah. in the meantime, the un says israeli tanks forced - un says israeli tanks forced entry into a base in south lebanon. talk us through that situation. it lebanon. talk us through that situation. , situation. it is unifil in lebanon. _ situation. it is unifil in lebanon, established i situation. it is unifil in| lebanon, established in situation. it is unifil in - lebanon, established in 1978 and its main mandate is to monitor the ceasefire according to the 1701 security council resolution after the war of 2006, so the un said israeli tanks went through the positions. the un secretary general antonio guterres said this might talens any attack on the peacekeepers, and it accused them of war crimes and international law. —— inaudible. there is debate between them but benjamin netanyahu called on the forces to withdraw because it is considered hezbollah hostages, but the un is insisting no withdrawal because it is inaudible a mandate so a stand—off between the unit

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let's hear some of what he had to say. hear some of what he had to sa . ~ , , ., say.| say. missed out un - secretary-general, get the secretary—general, get the unifil_ secretary—general, get the unifil forces out of harm's wax — unifil forces out of harm's wax it_ unifil forces out of harm's way. it should be done right now, — way. it should be done right now, immediately. —— mr un secretary—general. now, immediately. -- mr un secretary-general.— now, immediately. -- mr un secretary-general. lets get the latest on this _ secretary-general. lets get the latest on this developing - secretary-general. lets get the latest on this developing story i latest on this developing story with israel and the united nations in southern lebanon and anna foster nowjoins us from the lebanese capital, beirut, and we have a statement from israel saying it will not allow hezbollah to return to the border areas of southern lebanon after israeli forces pull out and we don't know when that will be. israeli operations are expanding, not retracting at the moment. what is the response from le