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everyone knows that stokes is the patron . knows that stokes is the patron saint of lost causes. must at his best when his back is against the wall. he mentioned him not bowling in this series commanded think that's going to be the first series ever that stokes has not been acting as an all around her. he is playing solely as a batter. he really did step up. he managed to drag 109 runs out of england's last four partnerships. he really marshalled the tail. he hit three big success, two of them back to back to go past 50. it looked like it had the potential to be a real stokes special, but was eventually undone by a special that the bowling to be out, england's last man out when they were finally dismissed for 246. ., ., , . ~ when they were finally dismissed for 246. ., ., , a' ., when they were finally dismissed for 246. ., ., , ., ., 246. india got stuck into that re 246. india got stuck into that pretty quickly. _ 246. india got stuck into that pretty quickly, didn't - 246. india got stuck into that pretty quickly, didn't they? l pretty quickly, didn't they? england's three sp

ben stokes on this historic win. have become captain, this is definitely the number one when. we have been part of some amazing games over the past two years. —— the number one win. but i think considering where we are, who we play begins, the position we found ourselves going into our second innings of batting was... just to be able to sit here now and say we have gone i—0 ad, i think that's a big reason as to why i feel this is our best victory since i've become captain. bbc sport's chief cricket writer stephan shemilt has been reflecting on that win for england. here's what he told us after the match from hyderabad. it certainly is the best win under ben stokes and brendon mccullum, and that's certainly a big statement if you think about what england have achieved in the two years since those two men took charge, but it also goes straight into the conversation of one of england's best overseas winds ever, especially when you consider everything they put up with during this game and before it as well. england were

ben stokes inspires them to 246. convicted murderer in the united states is expected to become the first person there to be executed with the untested method of nitrogen gas. kenneth smith's lawyers have said it would be a "cruel and unusual" punishment — and the united nations says it could amount to torture. smith has lost two last—minute court appeals to block the execution, in the state of alabama. tom bateman reports. a journey to the alabama jail where the first ever execution by nitrogen gas is due to happen. kenneth eugene smith has spent three decades on death row. he's already dodged death once — his executioners botched an attempt to kill him by lethal injection. and now he faces suffocation by the state. 0pponents see this as a crucial test case and are urging alabama's governor to stop it — here led by smith's spiritual adviser, who will be in the execution chamber with him. so i need some assurance that this is safe. so this right here is an invitation to governor ivey to accompany me into the execution

captain ben stokes called the victory in hyderabad his "greatest triumph" since becoming test captainart of some amazing games over the last two years. we've had some incredible victories. but i think considering where we are, who we played against, the position we found ourselves going into our second... second innings batting was... to be able to sit here now and say, "we've gone 1—0 up." i think that's a big reason why i feel this is our best victory since i've become captain. ben stokes and england cricket aren't only exciting cricket fans around the world, but other sportsmen. ahead of the six nations championship, the new england captain, jamie george, has told us that he will be adopting a similar approach to stokes and brendan mccullum and how he feels comfortable as skipper. i'm not saying were going to go all out on attack, but what i am saying is ben stokes talks about expressing themselves and the fact that their entertainers, that is something in the forefront of amount, especially at the minute, it's how we can put smiles on peoples faces, how we can bring twickenham bac

getting past 200, a lot of that was down to to ben stokes�* knock.t going to be bowling in this series. so it was important for the skipper to step up today, wasn't it? yeah. and he found himself at the crease when england were 137—6. and everyone knows that ben stokes is almost england's patron saint of lost causes. he's almost at his best when his back is against the wall. he is playing solely as a batter and he really did step up. he managed to drag 109 runs out of england's last four partnerships. he really marshalled the tail. he hit three big sixes, two of them back to back to go past 50. it looked like it had the potential to be a real stoke special, but he was eventually undone by a special bit of bowling by jasprit bumrah to be out for 70, england's last man last man out when they were finally dismissed for 246. yashasvi jaiswal, what a prospect he is for india. he'll resume on 76 in the morning. yeah. i think he really got stuck into the england bowl in a 47—ball half century, 76 not out from 70 deliveries, nine fours and three sixes. a mod

i'm not saying we're going all out in attack, but ben stokes talks a lot about expressing themselves,front of our mind, especially at the minute, is how we can put smiles on people's faces, how we can bring twickenham back to being that fortress we want it to be. and you know, that's definitely part of the conversation that we're having at the minute. it's something i feel very comfortable in doing. and in terms of style, like, i'm a people person. i care about relationships, i care about people loving their time and playing for england. i've been through, been on a bit of a roller—coaster ride for me, especially, like, some of the best times in my life have been playing for england, but i've had some difficult times playing for england also. being in this environment and playing for england should be the best time of your life, should be the best time of your career. i'm very passionate about making sure people are in a position to do that. ireland will kick off the six nations on friday night when the reigning champions take on france. it's an eagerly awaited opener with the tournam

ben stokes and england's cricketers have been inspiring not only cricket fans around the world — butgeorge will captain england for the first time. he told our rugby union correspondent chris jones from their training base in spain, how he's taken note of the cricket team's philosophy under stokes and brendan mccullum. i'm not saying were going to go all out on attack, but what i am saying is ben stokes talks about expressing themselves and the fact that their entertainers, that is something in the forefront of amount, especially at the minute, it's how we can put smiles on peoples faces, how we can bring twickenham back to being that porter is that we wanted to be and that's is definitely part of the conversation we are having at the minute. it is something i feel very comfortable doing. in terms of style, and a people person, i care about relationships, i care about people loving their time playing for england. i've been on a roller—coaster ride. for me, some of the best at times of my life have been playing for england but i have also had difficult at times, also. i set it to the

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it has stoked yet more anger and there is — again.ow— again. it has stoked yet more anger and there is cause now for- again. it has stoked yet more anger and there is cause now for some . again. it has stoked yet more anger and there is cause now for some of| and there is cause now for some of that money to be paid back. i and there is cause now for some of that money to be paid back.- that money to be paid back. i think our big concern _ that money to be paid back. i think our big concern is _ that money to be paid back. i think our big concern is that _ that money to be paid back. i think our big concern is that the - that money to be paid back. i think our big concern is that the public . our big concern is that the public is basically— our big concern is that the public is basically been double—crossed. it looks_ is basically been double—crossed. it looks as _ is basically been double—crossed. it looks as though the post office has been undertaking its taxes and overpaying its buses, and frankly that is_ overpaying its buses, and

jack, you're the mp stoke, jack, you're the mp for stoke, stoke south. is the stoke on trent south.that the policy is problem here that the policy is controlled by people who are miles from don't miles away from stoke? don't understand what it's like living in stoke feeling that they in stoke and feeling that they can't get on to the house. no they their kids into they can't get their kids into schools , of, of they schools because of, of, of they may have voted for brexit. maybe stoke vote for brexit back stoke did vote for brexit back in control of the in 2016, but that control of the borders happened. borders hasn't happened. and that's annoying. that's what's so annoying. and people allow this to happen people who allow this to happen aren't by the lack of aren't affected by the lack of pubuc aren't affected by the lack of public services that they are feeling. >> people stoke trent have >> people in stoke on trent have been being ignored by been used to being ignored by multiple governments, and particularly though by the labour party . my seat was labour party. my seat was rep

it's certainly is the best win under ben stokes and brendon mccullum.s a pretty big statement when you think what england have achieved in the two years since those two men took charge. but it also goes straight in the conversation for one for england's best overseas wins ever, especially when you consider everything that they put up with during this game and before it as well. england were taking on this indian juggernaut. a team that had lost only three times in their last 46 home tests. such a strong side, particularly their spinners. and england had such an inexperienced attack. tom hartley and rehan ahmed, two spinners with one test match cap between them. england would have looked to lean onjack leach while he suffered an injured knee and could only play half a role in the game. england gave up a first—innings deficit of 190. india had never previously lost a home test when taking a lead in excess of 100. and yet, england turned it around. 0llie pope's magnificent 196, one the greatest innings ever played by english batsman overseas. and then hart

it�* certainly is the best win under ben stokes and brendan mccullem.raight in the conversation for one of england's best overseas wins ever, especially when you consider everton that they put up with , everything they put up with. england were cooking on the indian juggernaut. —— taking on. such a strong side, particularly the spinners. england had such an experience attack. england would have looked to lead onjack leach while he suffered an injured knee. england gave up a first innings deficit of 119. yet england turned it around. ollie pope's magnificent 196 was the greatest endings ever played by english batsmen overseas. hardly the first england spinners taking seven spinners on his test debut. when you're making comparisons for those sorts of names, england really have pulled off something special. but before this game, ben stokes said even winning one test match in india is a huge achievement. and it is, but winning a series is something for the ages. india have not lost here since india have not lost here since india actually in 2012. —— since e

stoke.my children cringing now as i said itself jt me sometimes the they both mastered the eye roll. the pre-teen eye roll. >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. all right, let's go to the bay bridge. i want to spread the stoke of the good news. we got bras. look at the bay bridge. it's becoming a lot better now. a lot of it has to do with people stuck in traffic. just downstream, if you will. but northbound 880 still recovering after some earlier issues. san mateo bridge looks pretty good. northbound 101 is still a little bit slow coming out of san mateo. see if i can get my maps to do that. one on one is not great. silicon valley is still very crowded. 850 let's bring steve paulson back in with today's weather. >> so, ryan, the gentleman you interviewed from detroit was good tv. he was very good. >> well, he's a you know, he does basically what we do. and, you know, the thing is it didn't have the heart to tell him that, you know, last week, if you think that game is going to be like it is last w

ben stokes had knee surgery last year so he said he will not be bawling in the series.dusty page that they think will turn early in this test. this is a move not out of the england cricketing manual. iseem is a move not out of the england cricketing manual. i seem a statistic that said england have played one seam since 1962. it is a measure of — played one seam since 1962. it is a measure of the _ played one seam since 1962. it is a measure of the methodology. - played one seam since1962. it is a measure of the methodology. there is a four spinners named in the squad to go out to india for this test serious. shoaib bahsir is currently at home because he hasn't been given at home because he hasn't been given a visa to go to india because he is of pakistani heritage. find a visa to go to india because he is of pakistani heritage.— of pakistani heritage. and at the last half hour _ of pakistani heritage. and at the last half hour that _ of pakistani heritage. and at the last half hour that has _ of pakistani heritage. and at the last half hour that has been - of pakistani

a decent innings from captain ben stokes is the best it gets for england, on the opening day of the firstagainst india aryna sabalenka has the chance to defend her australian open title — after coming through a tough semifinal against coco gauff. and swansea have their sights set on an upset at bournemouth — as the fa cup fourth round gets underway later. hello — and welcome along to sportsday this lunchtime. winning a test series in india, is regarded as the biggest challenge in cricket — england the last side to do it, back in 2012 but their chance of repeating that has already been dented by a shaky start in the opening test, in hyderabad. they lost three wickets in five balls before lunch — zak crawley one of ravi—chandran ashwin�*s two victims and things didn't improve for england afterwards, more quick wickets falling — jonny bairstow out to a stunning delivery. captain ben stokes was playing for the first time since having knee surgery in november — and he marshalled the tail, top—scoring with 70 but england were all out for 246 and india raced to 119—1 in reply, yashasvi jaiswal w

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for felton and bradley stoke, and hopefully in time an even better_ stoke, and hopefully in time anin time an even better mp. it's great to be here again— better mp. it's great to be here again looking at the next generation of aircraft _ again looking at the next generation of aircraft wings. you can see some of aircraft wings. you can see some of the _ of aircraft wings. you can see some of the instruments behind me. this is the _ of the instruments behind me. this is the third — of the instruments behind me. this is the third time and i love it and it features — is the third time and i love it and it features pretty heavily in quite a number— it features pretty heavily in quite a number of my speeches. but look, on behalf_ a number of my speeches. but look, on behalf of— a number of my speeches. but look, on behalf of the labour party, thank you for— on behalf of the labour party, thank you for being here this morning and happy— you for being here this morning and happy new— you for being here this morning and happy new year. now, as a politician you have _ happy new year. now, a

its destiny. >> and everyone here is so stoked that the niners are going to las vegas. all these people have been waiting for this for so long, you can see in the excitement, we are all excited to see a rematch of the super bowl between the and the chiefs, and now the countdown to that day begins. >> so that's all the fun after the game, but for the details on that epic come back and what to expect in las vegas, we send it over to vern glenn. this 49ers defense is going to have to get off to a better start. >> you think? [ laughing ] after earning the top seed in the nfc, this postseason, the 49ers were officially crowned conference champions sunday in that epic come-from-behind win over detroit. for the second time, in five seasons, the niners are back in the super bowl. it wasn't looking good early, down 17 at halftime. but this 51 yard connection to brandon completely swung momentum, and set up a christian mccaffrey touchdown to make it a one score game, three minutes to go, up three, here was the dagger. a score to put them up by 10 points, eli mitchell with a man,

i'm joined now in the studio by jonathan gillis, conservative for stoke on conservative mp for stokethan something tells me might something tells me you might be one rebels . is that one of those rebels. is that plans to try and get this legislation beefed up. but rishi seems pretty confident there. they won't need to be beefed up and he seems adamant that strasbourg won't step up and stop the flights. do you trust him on that? >> well, look, i think it's important remember, first important to remember, first of all, advice important to remember, first of all, it advice important to remember, first of all, it is advice important to remember, first of all, it is 50 advice important to remember, first of all, it is 50 over advice important to remember, first of all, it is 50 over 50 advice important to remember, first of all, it is 50 over 50 aboutvice is that it is 50 over 50 about whether or not we'll even get a plane off before the general election. >> i don't like those odds. the british certainly won't british people certainly won't continue so we continue with those odds. so we n

poor planning over promotion stoke his captaincy has. i read these newspapers on saturday morning. i goodness gracious i thought, goodness gracious me. however, an extraordinary innings from ollie pope of 196 and a young man you know, james hartley, tom hartley , a complete hartley, tom hartley, a complete debutant at test cricket, hasn't even played much first class cricket storms back with seven wickets and we win an extraordinary victory . and this extraordinary victory. and this is now what the newspapers have to say. just 48 hours later, we get michael vaughan, the former england captain, saying this was the finest england test victory of my lifetime. now i'm not showing you those headlines to have a go at journalists . it's have a go at journalists. it's i'm showing you those headlines to understand why. so many tens of millions of us love sport. we love it for its total unpredictability . we love it unpredictability. we love it because of highs and lows of emotion that it puts us through. and that was ben stokes 14th win for 18th

england captain ben stokes says his side�*s 28—run win against hosts india in sunday�*s first test wasown patch in the past decade, england somehow turned a 190—run first—innings deficit into a hugely unexpected 28—run win. the biggest lead any touring team had ever previously overturned in india wasjust 65, by australia all the way back in 1964. stokes�* vice—captain ollie pope was player of the match, saving the game with a stunning knock of 196, while debutant tom hartley forced the win with fourth—innings figures of 7-62. i think since becoming captain this is definitely the number one when. we have been part of some amazing games over the last two years. we have had some incredible victories. i think considering where we are, who we played against in the position we found ourselves going to in our second innings batting, to be able to sit now and say we are 1—0 up it is a big reason to say why i feel this is our best victory since i have become captain. staying with historic wins — west indies have pulled off a shock victory in australia. their first test victory in the country si

doing cobit all of the funds, find stokes facebook. amazon, netflix, google, add onto that microsoft airlines, an older ones with all the stocks that will stay at home or to find stokes with the ones that did well. they have the lobby as to lobby. and of course big pharma. it's . ringback truly, every network is sponsored by pharmaceutical companies and as we know pharmaceutical companies from the american medical schools and the chemical companies get the chemicals to put enough food to make a sick. but then the medical medical school supposedly kills us with the po for now . so this is suck heuer to us view, which is loving yes. basically, money follow the money if you want to know what is the root of anything, those lobby as the funded by people that are necessary. having all individual corporate or national best interest at heart and is both parties, i mean, the republican debate, the 1st republican debate as they were debating and fighting over the evils of tech talk the 1st ad after that block was a tick tock ad. yes, yes. mm. hm

comes to charleston, stoke fear. fear. you know what fear really is? false evidence appearing real. america is the greatest nation on the planet. let's unite this nation not divide it. host: yesterday on senator scott's x feed. the second speech that the president has given in this election cycle in 2024. that last one took place you'll remember february just before the anniversary of january 6. the yahoo! reporting after that speech when it comes to the re-election campaign of president biden, raising more than $1 million through online funding alone in that 24 hours after the president's speech last friday. where he gave a full throated attack described by yahoo! against the former president. this story adding that in response to the 24-hour fundraising haul, the biden campaign noted it sees preserving democracy as winning in 2024. that may be one of the themes you picked up on from the speech yesterday. you can call us and tell us about it. this is rock away park, new york. alan. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say that biden hit the nail on the head. everyth

captain stokes says this will be a dificult test for his side. ijust think it would seem that comes through here and so is the toughest challenge. india, there's no doubt about that we understand that as a team of respect that is a team as well that presents us with an opportunity in this team loves opportunities. and that's all the sport for now. the united nations says israeli tanks have hit one of its buildings in southern gaza. at least nine people are reported to have been killed and 75 injured after two tank rounds struck the building that was sheltering 800 people. the un said the compound was clearly marked and its coordinates shared with israeli authorities. "once again they said we have seen a blatant disregard of the basic rules of war." the us state department said it deplored the attack on a un shelter. we deployed the attack on the un training centrejeff or me see before but civilians must be protected in the protected nature of the human facilities must be respected and humanitarian workers must be protected. israel has not yet res

india haven't lost a test series at home since 2012, when england beat them, so ben stokes is aware thate straightforward. i just think any team who comes to india, it is always a tough challenge. india are a beast in home conditions, there is no doubt about that, we understand that as a team and we respect that as a team as well. but that presents us with an opportunity and this team loves opportunities. by no means, whatever record we have in the past decade or so, it also gives us the guarantee that we will come out on top. we still have to play our best cricket, good cricket, that we know that we play in these conditions. england obviously is a very good team. they play their test cricket really well. obviously, the last team to beat us here in our conditions was england. let's travel to the united states of america now. kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes says lamarjackson should be named the nfl�*s most valuable player ahead of the chiefs meeting jackson's baltimore ravens in the afc championship game on sunday. mahomes will be hoping jackson has a bad day in order to re

replacement. recycling always seems like the most obvious solution, but when the very early stages stokes, in personal electronics, these magnets are small and hot to retrieve because they're built in with other materials, making it easier to just use new new to me. but since the wind turbine and electric call, markets are also expected to keep on growing. it could incentivize more recycling. and since the magnets use there are bigger it could be more cost effective. i can tell you that we are making version from this approach is to recover these forever elements in an environment. since we call the assets free, the solution office with this method there is no need to pre sold and separate out rid of magnets, one by one instead of toxic assets. the process use is called the sold and selectively lead to our rent. and these are examples of rare elements that we're recover from these it would make it even easier if manufacturer is already built. they've products with recycling in mind when we create the currently sustainable supply chains that involve a high degree of reduce recycling. that'

people are also advise to, to prepare, you know, to stoke up on food and water and everything. make sure they have supplies and have a kind of emergency plan in place. um, but yeah, i mean, the big craig in 2011 some time has passed and i think people less than letting their car down a bit. so they're having a lot of reminders today to people to not forget will happen back then. and to really make sure that they keep themselves safe and that also the people around them. okay, so that's the only bhaskar in tokyo, at the israel defense forces. i have to concentrate from us, which many countries, if designated to a terrorist organization will probably continue throughout 2024. i minister benjamin netanyahu says israel, israel aims to control causes border with egypt, attentions on its border with 11, i know also rising, using figures that base could develop into a 2nd front correspondent young for they've shelves as they know israel close to the board with lap and on i asked him, how dangerous is it, is that the situation here in the body region is certainly very tens. the hills t

we're not trying to stoke any fires. like, we're all the same people, do you know what i mean?anguage lesson before i left. he speaks irish. she repeats. thank you, guys. no problem. what's thank you in irish? go raibh maith agat. it's not easy. that was "i'm here with kneecap today in belfast". apologies about the pronunciation. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. brilliant. they can be seen at the sundance film festival. stay with us here on bbc news. although much of the country today and tomorrow will continue to see a lot of dry, sunny and cold weather, we have some concerns for the social hours piling into the north of the country. —— the snow showers. we have an amber warning in force. this system across france won't pose any issues at southern britain. it will bring an area of thicker cloud. it is the snow showers in the north which we have no concerns about and an amberwarning which we have no concerns about and an amber warning here issued for an extra five centimetres to ten centimetres of snow falling on already deep snow. we could see 15-20 already deep snow. we could s

but trump is arguing that she'ses one trying to stoke racial bias in all of this. zach cohen is joining us with this reporting. i'm completely fascinated by how this will go. she's been subpoenaed, will she comply. there will be a hearing. and now trump involved. >> yeah, trump formally joining the effort to get fani willis dismissed from the case. r writing in a new court filing that these allegations that she and nathan wade had an improper relationship should disqualify her. and trump's attorney made it clear the decision is up to the judge. he says although the court may not have the authority to disbar d.a. willis, it does have the power to dismiss the indictment and disqualify her and the special prosecutor she hired and her office from any further involvement in this case. and she said also adding that fani willis -- accusing willis of injecting racial annimus against donald trump and the other defendants. and he is pointing to comments willis made right after the allegations first surfaced. take a listen. >> i hired one white man, brilliant, my friends. and

the attacks have disrupted global shipping and stoked fears of inflation, but they have also deepened concerns about a regional military escalation, industry to some of the capital of human support for the who sees is strong about how the strikes do not scare us and really not to handle a head's, we a step sized and support palestine from us in our hearts. and so the dire to with the palestinians has proven so popular that the whose these have been able to recruit new fighters was otherwise we will fight the american british enemy in the red sea. i swear that we will go to the sea with our rifles, and we will sink them into the sea. got to the bottom in the us strikes over the past month, have failed to stop who the attacks against shipping. the revel group says it will continue until extras, war and gaza stumps are. let's take a closer look down some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. rescue workers in china are searching for more survivors of an earthquake. and the western gen john providence, dozens of homes collapsed while residents were inside. many

one — reducing prices to stoke demand for their products.enormous pressure on their competitors. then importantly today, elon musk confirmed that they are at a sort of staging area for the next wave, and it will be a model two, a much more affordable vehicle in the price range of about $25,000. he is betting that that will trigger a second wave of demand, starting probably in 2025. is that where the competition is, byd has has been managing to sell at lower prices with considerable success. will tesla have to take them head—on? absolutely. if you look around, the number one for electric because today is price. in the united states, the average cost is around $50,000 and in europe, is even higher. china has answers — the $30,000 product already. elon musk understands and recognises that, and says to win out in the future, we really need to have our own sub—$30,000 product, that's the model two. this put enormous pressure on others like gm, ford and volkswagen who struggled today, losing money on much higher—priced vehicles. can they match wha

an exchange of missiles between iran and pakistan stokes fears of wider regional escalation.ol massacre in texas, was a failure. hello. i'm azadeh moshiri, welcome to the programme. we start with the growing tensions in the middle east — against the backdrop of the israel—gaza war. iran and its proxies are involved in exchanges of ground fire and air strikes across multiple countries. in yemen, us strikes targeted houthi positions for the fifth time in a week. us central command confirms they destroyed two houthi

england captain ben stokes says his side's incredible opening test victory in india was their best underonly lost three times on home soil in the past decade, england somehow turned a i90—run first—innings deficit into a hugely unexpected 28—run win. before this, the biggest lead any touring team had previously overturned there was just 65, and that was by australia 60 years ago. england's vice—captain 0llie pope was player of the match after saving the game with a stunning knock of 196, while debutant spinner tom hartley took seven wickets to force the win. england lead the five—match series 1—0. we've been a part of some amazing games over the last two years. we've had some incredible victories. but i think considering where we are, who we played against, the position we found ourselves going into, our second — second innings of batting was just be able to sit here now and say we've gone 1—0 up. i think that's a big reason as to why i feel this

the attacks have disrupted global shipping and stoked fears of inflation. they have also deepened concerns about a regional military escalation, industry to some of the capital of human support for the who sees is strong about how these strikes do not scare us and we're not to hand overheads. we a step sized and support palestine from us in our hearts, the bundle galvan. so there are 2 of the palestinians has proven so popular that the whose these have been able to recruit new fighters was otherwise we will fight the american british and any in the red sea. i swear that we will go to the sea with our rifles, and we will sink them into the sea. go to where the us strikes over the past months have failed to stop who the attacks against shipping. the revel group says it will continue until it's rose war in gaza, stops the w's book at mos in london, told us more about these most recent strikes by the u. s. and the u. k. so we have a pentagon statement and that says that 8 targets in yemen were hit with what they called precision precision strikes. um they also

but also with that president add on himself, i think we can expect tough and 10 stokes there, because as you mentioned, the disagreements loom very large the u. s. has been a strongly batching israel, although there seems to be growing dissatisfaction there in washington with israel's military campaign and gaza, the devastation and humanitarian crisis that it has caused a touch. as far as an add one, on the other hand has turned into one of the muslim world, harshest critics. all these were a government of his ready prime minister benyamin atanya, who you just recently compared him to auto sampler. he has also, as strongly denounced the us as support for israel while at the same time, and that is important to mention describing how mas and i quote, ad one. he has liberation fighters fighting for their land while uh, how much is considered classified by the us and other western countries as a terrorist organization. so many disagreements and it will be very interesting to see where at if washington on cra, a can find some much needed common ground today. and in terms of common ground,