we are the deputy speaker rosie winterton responding to the i rosie winterton responding to the smp'sr constituents, with mps “ust shouting each other down. how much shoutina shouting each other down. how much shouting has — shouting each other down. how much shouting has there _ shouting each other down. how much shouting has there been? _ shouting each other down. how much shouting has there been? i _ shouting each other down. how much shouting has there been? i mean, . shouting each other down. how much shouting has there been? i mean, a i shouting has there been? i mean, a lot really. this happens in the house of commons, is an adversarial chamber where debates have been on a day—to—day basis, where passions can run high. but this evening, a lot of finger pointing, rounds of applause and, you don't get applause in house of commons in support of individuals. dame rosie winterton is the deputy speaker, it isn't herjob to decide on what is happening with the voting on these amendments today, trying to work out a way forward. and sort of defend the decision that lindsay hoyle had made

persuaded party rebels to vote for their carefully caviated amendment and abstain on the more blunt smpvoted for a cease fire, but with language that basically says, until israel tells them that it's time for a cease fire, they're not going to approve a cease fire. that's the bottom line of kier starma, he was given 5 million pounds. by a multi-billionaire whose only interest is ensuring there's no criticism of israel. as the chaoss deteriorated, the conservatives pulled out of the process entirely, enraged by the way labor had been allowed out of a sticky situation. soon after number of smp and conservative mps flounced out, labor's amendment was eventually passed and the speaker returned to the chamber, as the world watched on, flabbergasted. the message it does send is that is that the tories and labor are. it's time now for the news review of this bulletin. top un court is holding fourth day of hearings and israel's decades long occupation of palestinian territories. several representatives from different countries have addressed the hag based court. let's hear what some of them had

soon after, number of smp and conservative mps flounced out, labor's amendment was eventually passedr are absolutely wedded to the us foreign policy and that is what they're following and this is what's leading them to still not calling for sease far properly. the takeaway from the spectacle, meaningless vote in favor of a ceasefire, labor party that avoided a revolt and resignations, more disappoint. for the anti-genocide movement in the uk and a further erosion of palestinian confidence in countries that have the power to stop the israeli genocide but simply won't. saipura, press tv, london. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. hello everyone and welcome back to yet another edition of gaza onder attack. coming to you straight from the british capital, london. i'm amina taylor. now let's begin with an update on some of the most important talking points emerging from from the us israeli genocide on gaza, the united states has vetoed another united nations security council draft resolution on the israeli bombardment of

persuaded party rebels to vote for their carefully caviated amendment and abstain on the more blunt smp motion. the labor party under kir starma is trying to find a way where they can adopt, they can say they voted for sease fire, but with language that basically says, until israel tells them that it's time for a cease fire, they're not going to approve a cease fire. that's the bottom line of kier starma. he was given 5 million pounds by a multi-billionaire. whose only interest is ensuring there's no criticism of israel. as the chaos deteriorated, the conservatives pulled out of the process entirely, enraged by the way labor had been allowed out of a sticky situation. soon after, number of smp and conservative emps flounced out, labor's amendment was eventually passed, and the speaker returned to the chamber as the world watched on flabragast it. the message it does send is that is that the tories and labor are absolutely wedded to the... foreign policy and that is what they're following and this is what's leading them to still not calling for sease far properly. the takeaway from the s

entirely, enraged by the way labor had been allowed out of a sticky situation. soon after number of smpabragasted. the message it does send is that is the... "the touries and labor are absolutely wedded to the us foreign policy and that is what they're following and this is what's leading them to still not calling for a cease fire properly. the takeaway from the spectacle, meaningless vote in favor of a cease fire our labor party that avoided a revolt and resignations, more disappointment for the anti-genocide movement in the uk, and a further erosion of palestinian confidence in countries that have the power to stop the israeli genocide, but simply won't. sapuraz up. press tv london and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. in this week's episode of eronsic we're finally stepping inside the tehran research reactor. we've already featured some of the radio isotopes that have been produced here, but now we're taking a closer look at what happens inside the core of the reactor and how we procure the fuel for the reactor. don't m

soon after number of smp and conservative mps flounced out, labor's amendment was eventually passed and the speaker returned to the chamber as the world watched on. flabregasted, the message it does send is that is that the touries and labor are absolutely wedded to the us foreign policy, and that is what they're following, and this is what's leading them to still not calling for sease far properly. the takeaway from the spectacle, meaningless vote in favor of a ceasefire, a labor party that avoided a revolt and resignations, more disappointment for the anti-genocide movement in the uk and a further erosion of palestinian confidence in countries that have the power to stop the israeli general. side, but simply won't. saipura press tv, london. and last but not least, it is election season in iran and campaigning has officially begun for two elections that we were held simultaneously. in about a week's time, iranians will go to the poles to elect members of the parliament and also the assembly of experts. yusumi shah ahmadi will be covering the elections for us on press tv. and here's a f

detail. so this evening there is second motion introduced by the scottish nationalist national party smp to the british parliament just like they did in november last year which was struck down but uh this one very crucial vote because last time around um there was a lot of divisions among especially the labor party the opposition labor party um that led to a massive rebellion of 56 mps against the leader uh kier starmer and the resignation of number of the so-called front benchers which means shadow ministers in the opposition uh party of the position of the british government is clear it continues to support the israeli regime but all hope and and pressure i would say is on the labor party that evening um over the past few days, the labor party leader kier starmer uh while in scotland called for immediate cease fire, a cease fire that lasts, he said, but since then it has emerged that they have been meeting with members of the party to make an amendment um to the motion brought forward by by the smp to try and get those uh potentially rebellious mps to abstain from voting. for seizfire

because this evening, the... is second motion introduced by the scottish nationalist national party smp to the british parliament just like they did in november last year which was struck down, but this one, very crucial vote, because last time around um there was a lot of divisions among especially the labor party, the opposition labor party that led to a massive rebellion of 56 mps against the... leader uh kier starmer and the resignation of number of the so-called um fronts benchers which means shadow ministers in the opposition party of the position of the british government is clear it continues to support the israeli regime but all hope and and pressure i would say is on the labor party this evening uh one to vote for the season. fire to be on the right side of history and to not risk losing the support of millions of brits, among them the many muslims who live here who have told us on numerous occasions that are they are disappointed in the way and the position that the labor party has adopted on the uh ongoing unfolding genocidal campaign um in the gaza strip and and also to hea

has become politicized when we look at for example what happened in parliament when it comes to the smp making announcement for um immediate seeire but the labor and the conservatives have proposed amendments isn't that politicizing issue that needs to really um take a look at what's happening in order to prevent it direct action what do you think should be in terms of that in that regard? well, i think that there are many forms of action that aid the palestinians and certainly organizing demonstrations, mass demonstrations is an important aid to the palestinians, it creates enormous pressure upon governments and that in turn reflects itself a pressure um upon the united states government, which is... after all the decisive government in this, if they wanted to, they could stop this war uh tomorrow simply by cutting off um aid and arms to israel, they're not about to do that, so the mobilizations that have taken place in britain and of course throughout the world have been of great um assistance, and their expression of this is that in today's times for example, most recent poll indicat

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israel's nearly four months unslot on gaza has also persuaded other major ratings agencies, smp global and fitch to down great israel's rating to negative over risks arising from the regime's genocide in gaza. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation. they picked the focal point of attention of different. religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic, islamic setting. what would have happened if hizbullah had been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting question about the 2006 war. much has been said about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and the circumstances around it. welcome back, the islamic resistance in iraq says it has carried out another attack on israeli targets in the occupied palestinian territories, in a statement, the group says it launched a strike a vital israeli military target on the coast of the dead sea. the resistance group is vowing to continue to hit

israel's nearly four-month onslot on gaza has also persuaded other major ratings agencies, the smp, global and fitch to downgrade israel's rating to negative over risks arising from the regime. campaign of genocide on gazans. iran's foreign minister says the us military, financial and diplomatic support for israel will have no result but defeat. during a press conference in beirot, hossain amir abdullah han said israel wants to drag the us alongside itself into the west asia quagmar. he stress war is not the solution to the palestinian issue. amry abdullah han is in beirot to meet with senior lebanese. officials and this is the third time the top iran diplomat has visited lebanon since israel launched its genocidal war on gaza over four months ago and following his visit to beirot, amir abdullah hion will head to the syrian capital, damascus, regional issues, including developments in gaza will be discussed during his regional trip. the iranian embassy to the holy c has celebrated the 45. anniversary of the islamic revolution with a reception held in rome attended by dozens of diplomats an

it is yet another. ceasefire motion tabled by the uh scottish national party, the smp calling for immediate and permanent cease fire in the gaza strip. the second one of course, you remember the previous one in november that was voted down that of course cost, at least the labor of the the leader of the labor party curmer um dearly up to 10 members of the uh labor front benchers resigned as a result, 56. rebelled against him and voted for a cease fire and and the political fallout from that uh still being felled um by the party and inside um the corridors of power here also of today's demonstration proceeds the by-elections that are taking place here um the way the labor party has cracked down its members for their palestine pro-palestine stands as matter of fact azhar ally is one of them. an mp who took over from another mp who passed away in a place called rochdale in manchester, that seat is up for grabs that has of course uh the labor party in recent days has withdrawn its support for that impeet because of the comments he has made in support of the palestinians and that has um opened t

ceasefire for the first time since october ahead of a crucial vote in the house of commons to debate a smp motion calling for a ceasefire. a spokesman said their position had shifted because the situation in gaza had evolved. israeli occupation forces have intensified their attacks on palestinians inside the west bank with at least five dead ingen and scores more arrested. in just on the five months the us led israeli genocide. medal war on gaza has killed at least 30,00 palestinians with thousands more intoomed under the rubble, the vast majority of them women and children. so much john pack here and helping me to do just that is the political analyst alex accaman, and via skype from leicester is dr. ishmail patel, he's the founder of friends of alaxa and member of the conflicts forum. gentlemen, good to see you both, but we start off with obviously some more news, alex that were... we're going to delve deeper into, we know that washington blocked uh israel again, provided some cover at the united nations. uh, just briefly, your assessment of that situation. thank you very much for this a

has become politicized when we look at for example what happened in parliaments when it comes to the smp making announcement for um immediate sease fire but the labor and the... palestinians, it creates enormous pressure upon uh governments and um that in turn reflects itself and pressure um upon the united states government, which is after all the decisive government in this, if they wanted to they could stop this war uh tomorrow simply by cutting off um aid and arms to israel, they're not about to do that, so the mobilizations that have taken place in britain and... of course throughout the world have been of great um assistance and their expression of this is that in today's times, for example, most recent poll indicates that 66% of the british public support cease fire and 61% support uh believe that israel should enter into peace negotiations with hammers. this is despite the bipartisan position in parliament against such ' a stance, so i think that the mobilization, that there are a whole range of tactics and activity which people um take part in, and all of these add weight to thi

has become politicized when we look at for example what happened in parliaments when it comes to the smp making announcement for immediate cease fire but the labor and the conservatives have proposed amendments isn't that politicizing issue that needs to really um take a look at what's happening in order to prevent it, direct action, what do you think should be done in terms of that in that regard? well, i think that there are many forms of action that aid the palestinians and certainly organizing demonstrations, mass demonstrations is an important aid to the palestinians, it creates enormous pressure upon governments and itself a pressure um upon the united states government, which is after all the decisive government in this. if they wanted to, they could stop this war uh tomorrow, simply by cutting off aid and arms to israel, they're not about to do that, so the mobilizations that have taken place in britain and of course throughout the world have been of great um assistance, and their expression of this is that... today's times for example, most recent poll indicates that 66% of the

israel's nearly four-month onslaught on gaza has also persuaded other major ratings agencies, smp global and fitch to downgrade israel's rating to negative over risks arising from the regime's genocide in gaza. "now islamic resistance in iraq says it has carried out another attack on israeli targets in the occupied palestinian territories. in a statement, the group says it launched a strike a vital israeli military target on the coast of the dead sea. the resistance group is vowing to continue to hit israely strongholds. there are no words on the possible damage or casualties. this is not the first time iraq-based resistance groups attack israel overslot on the gaza strip. they have also carried out a..." number of strikes against us bases in iraq and syria. they say washington is complicit in the israeli onslaught on gaza. i was a journalist during the revolution. they said, oh, the ayatollah romani is coming to paris. it's a very old story. 41 years ago, are you right here? you just told me like a grandfather. the the the interesting part of the story is not me, i'm not the one importa

tomorrow the smp have laid a motion before the commons calling for an immediate cease-fire.ill get to vote on that and on the wording of a labor amendment which calls for an immediate cease-fire, but with qualifications. and the foreign secretary david cameron, was been visiting the falkland islands today, struck a similar tone. >> we are calling for a stop in the fighting right now. we think that what we need is a pause in the fighting and the hostages to come out and aid to go in. that should happen straightaway. then what we need to do is to turn that pause into a sustainable cease-fire, and things will have to have it for that to be the case and for fighting to not resume. we will have to see hamas leaders leave gaza, we are going to have to see the machinery of terrorism taken down, we are going to have to see a proper horizon for the palestinian people and new palestinian government. but let's make that happen. let's have a stop to the fighting now and have that hostage release and then build on it from here. that is what we need to happen, rather than the offensive in

if you think about it you got an smp bufferfor take primacy is the motion that he did not have the opportunity process and the accusation made that we walked out, let me clarify. what happened was given the position that we were in, saying we would support the labour amendment because we wanted to see some way of demonstrating the will of the house and we had gone in the lobby in order to do thatjust to set the record straight but i regret we are having these discussions because at the end of the day there is a humanitarian crisis in gaza. i can reflect on david cameron, the prime minister since 2014, and david cameron said at that point had to be an immediate and unconditional humanitarian ceasefire recognising the situation in gaza is intolerable. just over 2000 people lost their lives since that time and we are looking at a human catastrophe and it's important the house of commons does its job and mps do what they are sent to westminster to do which is sendup... and we know public opinion across the silence once a ceasefire and quite frankly it is shameful the shenanigans in the house of co

smp is -.4%. 10 year at 4.15.ng the case for aid to ukraine. >> our whole goal is to prevent war. if you look at russia right now the reason people should care about ukraine is cited as a pro-american country but look at what putin said, once he takes ukraine poland and the balkans are next and that puts the u.s. that were. jonathan: nikki haley saying it's only a matter of time before russia invades the nato territory. the senate passing in a bill setting up a show down the house. let's talk about the response of the comments from president trump with the nato secretary general saying trump is irresponsible and dangerous. to what extent undermines the defense clause of nato? >> it creates the uncertainty about where america's commitment to nato and transatlantic security in this run-up to the election and it is not helped by the struggle to get the foreign aid package through that house. the antics surrounding that alongside donald trump's comments absent european leaders . some people have turned this into a con

so lindsay hoyle apologised for giving mps a vote on a labour of then amendment during an smp debatey. he is expected to meet senior party leaders later. an increasingly number of people getting behind the wheel using drugs such as cannabis or cocaine, they are now catching more drivers under the influence of illegal drugs then of alcohol. the home office said it was clamping down on behaviour. and in paris, the eiffel tower remains closed. after unions extended their strike, the tourist attraction has been hit by the stoppage forfour has been hit by the stoppage for four days. has been hit by the stoppage forfour days. staff has been hit by the stoppage for four days. staff say there has been insufficient investment for the building and are concerned funds will be diverted away from wages. you're live with bbc news. the mother of the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has finally been allowed to see his body almost a week after he died. the 47—year—old was being held in a remote penal colony in siberia. his death certificate says he died of natural causes. navalny�*s mother

let's speak now to the smp�*s westminster leader stephen flynn.ppy here this evening. i why you're so unhappy here this evenina. , ., ., , ., evening. ijust want to start by apologising — evening. ijust want to start by apologising to _ evening. ijust want to start by apologising to everyone - evening. ijust want to start by apologising to everyone who i evening. ijust want to start byj apologising to everyone who is home who has— apologising to everyone who is home who has watched the proceedings here today because today was about something much bigger. we've been clear for— something much bigger. we've been clear for over a week now that we intended — clear for over a week now that we intended to — clear for over a week now that we intended to leave a motion in the house _ intended to leave a motion in the house of commons calling for an immediate cease—fire, enough was enough. _ immediate cease—fire, enough was enough, the killing had to stop at the hostages had to be released and instead _ the hostages had to be released and instead this place

smp up 20%. pelosis up 65%. how does the wolf of washington do it? year after year after year? the buffet of the bay area, the trader of the house. it's not pillow talk. nans tee and poly p bet big on chips. didn't know what was in the chips bill biden signed. now pelosis up nearly 85%. they reported their investments the friday before christmas. i'm sure it was an oversight. poly was wrapping his workers. i wonder what he gave the guy whose car he totaled be sides a crewed up arm and neck. don't ask nancy about this. >> has your husband fade a stock purchase from information received by you. >> absolutely not. >> jesse: what happened to the stock trading bill in the house? who ever is in charge, republicans or democrats it's never voted on. elon musk backing this conservative actress' lawsuit against disney. gina corano joins us next. >> jesse: walt disney famously said, if you can dream it, you can do it. for over a century now disney has used dreams and ideas to entertain us. everyone from the most liberal family in california to the most conservative family in wyoming. disn

shaping up to be really difficult for him because the only option in front of mps was going to be an smpere were lots of labour mps are saying they were going to defy their leader and vote for it. until the speaker of the house of commons intervened and said, actually, he was going to go against president, he was going to allow a vote on labour's policy as well. what might happen now, and so keir starmer will be very thankful for this, is that his own mps are likely to rally around their own policy, it could defuse the row in his party, but there is another row because the snp and the tories are furious with the speaker. they think he has that labour out of a hole and even jeered him in the house of commons. fiz�*icki. him in the house of commons. vicki, thank yom — it is the uk's weapon of last resort, our ultimate deterrent. but for the second time in a row, a test firing of an unarmed trident missile has failed. it was supposed to have flown several thousand miles. instead, it dropped into the ocean close to the launch site. the ministry of defence insists its deterrent is still effect

we had a smp global pmi number, manufacturing, that when in -- went into expansion. that is also very much expansionary, and a leading indicator why do we care about it all? it does have applications to earnings, and so, tech earnings this past quarter were up 7%. calm services of 9%. however, as you mentioned, healthcare up 8%, financials up 7%, and industrials up 6%. people are paying attention because those of the stocks that nobody really owns, and they were really, really cheap. i think there is a lot of momentum in those sectors, and that's really where i want to be. i don't not want to be in tech, because i have been buying some tech, but i have been trimming some tech too. you want diversification. it's exciting. >> there is no question in your mind as to what piper sandler is asking about, or suggesting, even, that we are at a significant inflection point, the words they used, that the market is either poised to top out or brought now. you think it's the latter? >> i do think it's the latter, because again, i think the earnings are coming through, and oh, by

low unemployment, and continued physical stimulus is as well as achieving 245 in smp earnings this yearlot of the things that have to happen to give the market where it is. you get a day like today you get one point that disappoints, and you have a market selloff. >> yeah, but you're right for a selloff. what you need so many good things to keep things going? >> i would actually argue it's exactly the opposite. >> welcome any of those could go wrong. in the markets going to take it as a nonhospital act. >> i know, but we've been up a ton. so, yes it's going to selloff. should change how the bulls should think about where this rally has done and what it might do from here? >> no. i think we have to look at the market over longer periods of time. so, the s&p over the last two is years is on the up 5 1/2 percent. if you extend your outlook over 10 years the earnings are up 100%. the stocks are up 125%. so, you have a long-term view, and a pullback. means to you. >> what are you currently doing? >> well, we like large technology names. if you take google, and microsoft, and look at their ca

again, region the tab smp in the last year. it suspected both before and after slaughter.are confident we have a system that will ensure protection and i think, forgot of confidence in the aphis folks when they tell me after eight years ofig study their equipmen. >> okay. last question is likely i'm sure you know the ep proposed a rule thatd would impact the effluent limitation guidelines and standards for meat and poultry processing facilities. by epa's own estimates this rule could potentially close between 16-53 meat, poultry and rendering facilities. meanwhile, usda spent hundreds of millions to expand meat and poultry processing capacity. did epa consult with usda on the impacts of this rule prior to his publication and how you plan to engage? >> we provided information and data in an effort to try to bolster the most, the least restrictive option, the three options as you know, that the proposed. we provided information in an effort to try to bolster the least restrictive option that they've identified. >> big picture is frustrating for me. taxpayers, we are all this