shaima khalil, bbc news, mount fuji. is giving a speech on anti-semitism in the uk. let's listen in- _ anti-semitism in the uk. let's listen in. _ anti-semitism in the uk. let's listen in. has— anti-semitism in the uk. let's listen in. has said - anti-semitism in the uk. let's listen in. has said that - anti-semitism in the uk. let's listen in. has said that if. anti-semitism in the uk. let's i listen in. has said that if they could, they would kill many, many more. but within hours of news of the massacre being broadcast worldwide and long before israel launched its current military operation within gaza there was growing evidence of a remarkable phenomenon. not sympathy and solidarity with the jewish people as they faced another enemy bent on their extermination. no. quite the opposite. a questioning of the facts. a blaming of the victims. a campaign of hate directed notjust against the jewish state butjewish people everywhere. let me quote from a speech given by my friend david wilson in the house of lords last octobe

shaima khalil has the latest, from the south korean capital, seoul.alloons spotted across the country carrying manure, waste and all kinds of rubbish, including this empty bottle of detergent and this time release device. residents received alerts warning them against leaving their homes and urging them to go to the authorities if they encounter one of the balloons. the army has been deployed with rapid response teams and explosive disposal personnel inspecting the objects. if you're thinking, why on earth would north korea send these balloons? well, because it's happened before. pyongyang says this is in response to the frequent scattering of leaflets in its border areas. the deputy defense minister earlier warned that mounds of rubbish and waste will be strewn in the south and that the authorities in seoul will find out what a hassle it is to clean it up. because of the north korean attitude the situation is very concerning and i'm concerned that this could escalate into a shooting situation. in recent years, south korean activists have been sending

our correspondent shaima khalil is there. let me give you a rook — make a look around.re is taken and if i canjust come closer, you can see lawson here and on a sunny day when there aren�*t many clouds, you will see mount fuji on top. there are so many places that you can take a picture of mount fuji but there is has become the money shot, the viral shot if you will, self essential for so many visitors that come here and want to get that exact frame. this is what they get from across the street. this has caused a great deal of disruption for locals here because he has, this is a tourist attraction area but many locals are going about their business, going to school, walking their dogs, running their aaron�*s and this is a 2—way road whether it is a lot of traffic. one big complaint is that peoplej walk and that could cause accidents but also, literally — make littering and that�*s a big no. if i can to get closer, what�*s going on, if you look at the builder there, they are constructing that wall. they are putting the polls in place can essentially, the screen will be t

our correspondent shaima khalil is there. the most japanese of views gone viral.stic, snowcapped volcano. you have probably seen this on instagram and tiktok, the famous for g lawson, the social media money shots for millions of viewers, but it will not be around for long. in this picturesque town, local residents are fed up with tourists behaving badly, all for the perfect snap. as a last ditch effort in this black barrier is being constructed to discourage the crowds, but that has attracted more attention. if this screen is meant to stop people from coming, it has not done so yet. some locals are not convinced this is the solution. translation: i hope we won't have — is the solution. translation: i hope we won't have to _ is the solution. translation: i hope we won't have to deal _ is the solution. translation: i hope we won't have to deal with _ is the solution. translation: i hope we won't have to deal with more i we won't have to deal with more traffic and the trash problems, but i am worried about tourists stepping out onto the street to take pictures where

shaima khalil, bbc news, seoul. time for a look at the weather. here's louise. is there a purge of the left? and the decision that will resonate around _ and the decision that will resonate around the — and the decision that will resonate around the world. what will trump's trial mean— around the world. what will trump's trial mean for his election chances? —— trump's trial. welcome to newsnight, live each weeknight at 10:30pm. our political panel with us this evening — samuel kasumu, who was a special advisor to borisjohnson — he resigned as the former pm's race advisor. and coco khan, who is co—host of left—leaning podcast, save the uk. welcome to verified live. —— welcomed to newsnight. we're starting tonight as we did last night talking about diane abbott. back now as a labour mp having been suspended, but uncertain, it would seem, about whether she would be able to stand at this election if she wanted to. she says been barred — sir keir starmer says that's not true. here she is tonight at a rally in her london constituency. i promise you that, as long as it