terence atman from france, at the same time our girls are performing in shenzhen in hong kong, elena alexandra sosnovich's playing day today turned out to be eventful, first 89 of the world had to take to the court in singles, and then play in doubles. our tennis player was up against a friend of hers at the start of the singles to belarusian fans , brazilian beatrice hadat may be the one. in hong kong at number two, and in the ranking , her opponent sosnovich closes the top twenty, so the match promised to be difficult, so in the end it turned out, looking ahead, the girls spent 3:32 minutes on the court and played two tiebreakers, one of which happened in the first set remained behind hadat maya 7:3. at the beginning of the second game, the girls exchanged breaks, and the brazilian managed to do this with great difficulty. and only from the fifth breakpoint. soon, however, beatriz gave her second serve, in the decisive ninth game, sasnovich took the game for herself from the third set point. in the third set there was a tiebreak again, but unfortunately, alexandra, with the score 3

in the duel, 1.8 belarusians beat the world number 148, frenchman terence atmaan, in an hour and a halfded in a tiebreaker in favor of gerasimov 7:4, winning 6:3 in the second game. in the quarterfinals, gerasimov will play against a tennis player from kazakhstan, baby boy zhukaev, who knocked out the first racket of the australian tournament. athanasi kakinas, in doubles gerasimov in tandem with evgeniy donskoy also made it to the quarterfinals, where they will play with the first seeded austrians, alexander erler and lukas midler. at a minimum, alexey alferov secured bronze at the first european boxing confederation cup, which takes place in budva, montenegro. in the quarter-finals of the weight category up to 86 kg. belarus was stronger than eldar guliyev and... azerbaijan in the semifinals on friday al fera will meet with boxer from armenia rafael avanisyan. in total , more than 150 athletes from 30 countries were entered into the cups in montenegro. it is an honor for him to glorify belarus on the international stage, the country's sports star. evgeniy nazarevich became the hero of

they need both engagements and the terence they use rarely as august. so you have a very strong political interest in signing onto this normalization because it would unlock a number of other really relationships throughout the auto been his stomach world. and the united states has a strong interest because 1st of all, they wanted to relinquish to some of their responsibilities as security actor in the region to israel. and at the same time, they also are aware that this would pay out very well, politically, for the administration that would be responsible for precipitating section agreements. that it is simply a, that those interests are going to stay. but this is really not the time. it's politically toxic to now to look at this file so it's going to take months. it's not more to be able to revisit that file. or you can just look at the shorter term news now those hundreds of thousands of guys and sling south, and some of them in danger of, you know, being harmed by the impending is really assault. how much influence to saudi arabia have in mitigating

on sunday, terence carney, 70-year-old — required. was murdered by an asylum seeker. people are afraid and angry. every week my office is besieged by asylum seekers. my staff are intimidated by young men. the fact is most of them are illegal migrants who should be expelled. my thoughts and sympathies are with mr carney�*s family and friends, and all my constituents affected by this heinous crime. sympathy is not enough. they deserve action and i am demanding it. with the prime minister take action? will he make sure enforcement is delivered? will he ensure that people who have no right to be here are expelled? enough is enough. i once these people out of hartlepool now. is my honourable — people out of hartlepool now. is my honourable friend _ people out of hartlepool now. is my honourable friend knows _ people out of hartlepool now. is my honourable friend knows i _ people out of hartlepool now. is my honourable friend knows i am - people out of hartlepool now. is “my honourable friend knows i am unable to comment on cases which are

in the 18 finals, gerasimov will play with world number 148, frenchman terence atman. unable to overcome the starting circle of the belarusian tournament in hong kong. tennis player from brazil second seeded beatriz hadat mayie 67-63-67 in doubles alexandra in a duet with oksana kalashnikova beat the hosts of court menging meggie and vvukho ching 6:00 6:1. lydia morozova goes further in tandem with kotazhina peter. the belarusian polka also passed the milestone in the form of tennis players from hong kong. 64 6:1. dynamo minsk, after a fairly successful home series in the regular khl competition, begins. a new away match, today in mytishchi the zubrs will face the kunlun redtar team. the opponent suffered seven defeats in a row, while the belarusians in three matches in a row won. in the current regular season, the clubs have already met, also in mytishchi, then the hosts won 4:3. we will find out whether dynamo will be able to take revenge from the live broadcast on belarus 5, which is going on right now. it has steps to the same level, so, because for me the museum i

early in the morning, belarus beat world number 148 frenchman terence atman in an hour and a half.favor of gerasimov 7:4, winning 6:3 in the second game. egor, let us remind you, is currently ranked 503rd in the atp rankings. then, in doubles , gerasimov, in tandem with evgeniy donskoy, also made it to the quarterfinals, where they will play with the top seeded austrians, alexander erler and lukas midler.

the name of this area is al-terence, which is known as the central market of the mountain camp, which completely targeted. the house of the abu shekian family in the north of the gaza strip was completely attacked. this house was targeted by israeli warplanes unexpectedly and without warning. we are talking about a big massacre here . out of 100 people were martyred. members of the medical staff and civil defense forces, their bodies from below the debris was removed. dozens of civilians have also come to help the members of the medical staff and civil defense forces to take out the bodies of shahera and the wounded from under the cistern. this means that the scale of the disaster is very large. now you are talking to one of the witnesses who was present in one of the destroyed houses. you can see what kind of attacks happened. as you can see , there are many martyrs and wounded here, including children and teenagers . civil defense forces they put out the fire to save the children. we have many captives, alhamdulillah, alhamdulillah we have many captives from them, we are used to the

terence carney was hartlepool.ence carney was using a cash machine when he was attacked in the town centre on saturday morning . another man saturday morning. another man remains in hospital with non—life threatening injuries. the 44 year old ahmed ali is charged with murder and the attempted murder of another man . attempted murder of another man. it follows an investigation by counter—terrorism policing in north—east and cleveland . a 77 north—east and cleveland. a 77 year old woman has died after being hit by a bus in manchester city centre. the family of amina amika said she was well loved and her presence will be hugely missed. the bus crashed into a shop on monday. missed. the bus crashed into a shop on monday . a 64 year old shop on monday. a 64 year old man has been bailed on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after being arrested at the scene and battened down the hatches because some wild wind and rain is going to be in place from tomorrow. with the arrival of storm babette, it's the second n

in the 1/8 match of belarus , he beat the world number 148, frenchman terence otmaan, in an hour anderasimov 7:4, winning 6:3 in the second game. in the quarterfinals, gerasimov will play against tennis player from kazakhstan beit zhukaev, who knocked out the first racket of the tournament, australian taanasii kakinakis. in doubles gerasim. in tandem with evgeniy donskoy also made it to the quarterfinals, where they will play with the first seeded austrians alexander erler and lukas midler. that 's all for now, love sports, work hard , win, and see you on saturday. true to traditions, open to innovation, from fundamental research to mass production of products, today this is the national academy of sciences, this is a powerful... the discoveries of bazun hicks, are still working on large collider. the status of a space power with its own satellite, the revenue from the space system is more than $20 million higher than the cost of its creation and operation. conquering antarctica. not every country can afford it. conduct this type of research at the forefront of strategic areas. the h

why you keep open communications up with, especially state actors, to not do it to send signs of terence, to uphold all the rules of international law on following the rules of law in the execution of any, any, were not the targets of lean and all of that will come into play on what happens next in this war. which is to me define clearly as from the tear stack of october 7th to now the mission of the idea to destroy. i'm unable to get building. is israel prepared for a scenario they have probably been been gearing up for for longer. but can you ever prepare for the facts on the ground that are as you just laid out, are very, very complex. as right now, i think idea of the or the is realize very prepare for a multi front more a we all hope it doesn't go go that way. it will be severely catastrophic for regional aspects, for civilian casualties. um, it would be terrible. i stopped the 1st time idea of his fault, a multiple front war to clear the forefront war. and, and there had been plenty of allies to say that they would stay in with israel, in the protection of its citizens and of his n

so the clear signal, the terence, it's important as bad as it is right now. it could be a lot worse, so that's, that's the most important. so this doesn't enlarge. and then us are the only credible boys who can do both assure security. they are the security guarantee or even if it, israel, i mean, who would have sought that israel would be surprised like that? i mean the, this, this has been amazing to many of us, so it needs america. but america is own only the other for who can also say, don't overdo it, don't make the same mistake as we did off the 911. so military forces, not the only solution. i mean by know is what americans are talking about it. so if we did that, we would have a problem, especially we in germany, but america is credible on that one. i think if, if somebody manages it's the american president, they've gotten his health would, would allow for that present in fine. did just that. i mean, he talked about israel's right to self defense, but also differentiated between the hallmarks of the palestinian people. and also mentioned that you kno

this is a question for our problem and terence, in theory, we can recall the rectification and that would be enough. i think. all right, so the west as such and sentiments and some are saying in the west that the active support for ukraine is justified by the fact that prussia hasn't been responding enough to the escalation started by the west. well, i'm not sure if that's true. since the beginning of the so called culture offensive, according to the latest data started from the 4th of july, the ukrainian forces have already lost over 90000 people. these are the people killed in action. 57057 tags and 9 hundreds of tang center on vehicles of various classes. is it convincing or not? we have our own understanding of how things are proceeding. we understand what has to be done, where we needs to work more. we are proceeding to achieve our goals and i am sure that we will achieve that and we will carry out all the tasks that we have set for. thank you. project inside please. president 14 us. thank you very much for another really, really informed i would say as story can be very instructive

is why you keep open communications up with especially state actors, to not do it to send signs of terence, to uphold all the rules of international law on following the rules of law in the execution of any, any, were not the targets of lee, and i'm all of that will come into play on what happens next in this war. which is to me, defined clearly as from the tear stack of october 7th to now the mission of the idea to destroy, i'm unable to get building is israel prepared for a scenario? they have probably been been gearing out for for longer. but can you ever prepare for the facts on the ground that are as you just laid out, are very, very complex right now i think idea of the or the is realize very prepare for a multi front more a we all hope it doesn't go go that way it will be severely catastrophic, or regional aspects for civilian casualties. it would be terrible. it's not the 1st time idea of has fault a multiple front war to clear the forefront war. and. and there had been plenty of allies to say that they would stand with israel in the protection of its citizens in the end of his nat

and major general retired and reserve uzi dayan had said that at the time that israel has lost its terences in 2021 when when they faced quds, so israel has its capability depleting over a period of time, it's been very very clear that israel is failing state and has become a glorified police for. and when the the leader of the revolution, has referred to israel as this failing state, he in fact said few days earlier that israel is a dying state, he was 100% correct, this is what we are seeing, the final battle is now, but i think our understanding of final battle is something quick, something kinetic, something momentary, it's not, it's a period of time, we have started the bat. the resistance has started and it will take a bit of time and this is acknowledgement both from the resistance aspect as well as from the zionist regime where they said that this will be a prolonged and protracted battle, they are fully aware that this battle is going to spell the end of the zionist regime, they know this, that is why they had to call the big brother, the united states of america to bring the most

terence brady, superintendent of the hospital.e helps corporal to solve administrative and financial issues, - he says, the ukrainian health care system cannot cope with the number of wounded and the complexity of injuries, so it is important to help her. our mission is to help those who cannot help themselves, regardless of ability to pay. this is the essence of the security system. that is why we are discussing ours with doctor pasik opportunities to provide services needed by wounded ukrainians. we are here to help as much as needed. we are ready to do it. pasik adds, the only limitation on providing care is the specialty of the hospital. if, for example, an operation with the participation of a plastic surgeon is required, his institution will not be able to operate on such an injured person. the surgeon says his main goal is to help ukrainian boys start walking again, because they are like no one else. who deserve it, from new york iryna solomko, pavlo terikhov, voice america. with that, we will say goodbye, you watched the p

mission of these rarely defense forces right now is to retaliate in such a way that is rarely the terence will be really cited region. why? because each row is um, if right, that's iran cruise by law in the others. and even the individual police students in the west bank may are being carried by the successful come take offs against these reland open mobility, 6 or more. so israel does want to make it powerful feedback and why he's mindful of international opinions and, and off of the rules of war. the conduct of becoming the officers and soldiers, never the last is no secondary to israel's own wishes. first of all, to protect its own civilians and soldiers and only later wary about the other side . mm hm. israel has insisted that palestinians evacuate gaza, but where are they able to go and what was their evacuation likely mean for the future status of gaza? so um, this is uh probably, uh, um, a misperception. uh israel of course cannot uh for us to move in for at least thing is to go anywhere. um, least of all sorts of into he just egypt has a piece of durham. it was as well. it says se

in in the 1/8 match, belarus beat the world number 148, frenchman terence atmann, in an hour and a halffirst set ended in a tiebreak in favor of gerasimov , winning 7:4. in the second game. let us remind you that egor is currently ranked 503rd in the atp rankings, this is the consequence of a long break due to injury and subsequent recovery. in the quarterfinals , gerasimov will play with a tennis player from kazakhstan, beibit zhukaev, who, by the way, knocked out the first racket of the tournament, australian tanasikas. at the end of the 16th century they began to build the famous belarusian versailles, legends say that it was in this town that the entire treasury of the grand duchy of lithuania was kept, from the mythical couple of famous ghosts, from the more or less real son of vladimir vysotsky. and if you haven’t guessed yet, then this is all oruzhana, a small urban village with great tourism potential, because there are so many amazing places that everyone should visit at least once. the ruzhany meteorite has been searched for centuries, where the star stone is now located, secr

testing the precarious call for months now with both is relative. hezbollah relying on the logic of the terence knowing the cost of all out war. but now hezbollah is making clear, it is not neutral in this conflict. and if it continues, the whole region could be involved. and i'm in popping up in many ways you'd be the most that this is all right. if not, i'll duty to target the enemy that is still occupying the lands. and this message must be well considered by their use rarely use them. however, it is the responsibility of the entire arab and muslim nation not to remain neutral . and in this battle, we are not the this is one of the most volatile borders in the region. and the risk of a serious escalation can't be ruled out center for their algebra 0 along lebanon's border with israel. meanwhile, in the occupied westbank, at least 5 palestinians have been shot and killed in confrontations with his ready forces that brings the death to lift to 13 simself a day. crowds had come out in cities across the west bank on saturday to support thomas's military operation against his room. with yeah, exc

so the clear signal, the terence, it's important as bad as it is right now. it could be a lot worse. so that's, that's the most important. so this doesn't enlarge. and then us are the only credible boys who can do both assure security. they are the security guarantee or even of israel. i mean, who would have sought that israel would be surprised like that? i mean the, this, this has been amazing to many of us, so it needs america, but america is own only the other for who can also say, don't overdo it, don't make the same mistake as we did off the $911.00. so military forces, not the only solution, i mean by knows what americans are talking about it. so if we did that, we would have a problem, especially we in germany, but america is credible on that one. i think if, if somebody manages it's the american president, they've gotten his health would, would allow for that present in fine. did just that. i mean, he talked about israel's right to self defense, but also differentiated between how most of the policy and, and people and also mentioned that, you know,

so the clear signal, the terence, it's important as bad as it is right now. it could be a lot worse. so that's, that's the most important. so this doesn't enlarge. and then us are the only credible boys who can do both assure security. they are the security guarantee or even though it, israel, i mean, who would have sought that israel would be surprised like that? i mean the, this, this has been amazing to many of us, so it needs america, but america is own only the other for who can also say, don't overdo it, don't make the same mistake as we did off the $911.00. so military forces, not the only solution, i mean by know is what americans are talking about it. so if we did that, we would have a problem, especially we in germany, but america is credible on that one. 0, i think if, if somebody manages it's the american president, they've gotten his health would, would allow for that present in fine. did just that. i mean, he talked about israel's right to self defense, but also differentiated between how most of the palestinian people and also mentioned that yo

mission of these rarely defense forces right now is to retaliate in such a way that is rarely the terence would be rehabilitated region. why? because each row is the right that's wrong because fall out into others. and even the individual police being is in the west bank may a being coverage by almost to take ups against these reland open mobility sector war. so israel does want to make a powerful teen book, and the wild use room is a mindful of international opinion and off of the rules of war, the conduct of becoming the officers and soldiers, never the last is no secondary to israel's own wishes. first of all, to perfect its own civilians and soldiers and only later worry about the out of sight. thanks for joining us. hey, on all the international. uh, nice folks on the boy go home is the latest episode of, well it's a pos and we'll be back with more of a news in about 30 minutes. the only welcome to worlds. a part for here is the, is really posting and conflicts tend to be the most irreconcilable discord in international relations. but now this green title is being cleaned by that whe

so the clear signal, the terence, it's important as bad as it is right now. it could be a lot worse, so that's, that's the most important. so this doesn't enlarge. and then us are the only credible voice who can do both assure security. they are the security guarantee or even of israel. i mean, who would have sought that israel would be surprised like that? i mean the, this, this has been amazing to many of us, so it needs america, but america is own only the other 4. so can also say, don't overdo it, don't make the same mistake as we did off the $911.00. so military forces, not the only solution. i mean by no is a, what americans are talking about it. so if we did that, we would have a problem, especially we in germany. uh, but america is credible on that one. 0, i think if, if somebody manages its, the american president, they've gotten his health would, would allow for the present in fine did just that. i mean, he talked about israel's right to self defense, but also differentiated between how most of the palestinian people and also mentioned that you know

mission of these rally defense forces right now is to retaliate in such a way that is rarely the terence would be rehabilitated region. why? because each row is the right, that's iran, cruise fall into others. and even the individual police being is in the west bank may a being cartridge by us to take arms against these reland open and most basic the war. so israel does want to make it powerful team booked and you know, wild his realm. he's a mindful of international opinion and off of the rules of war, the conduct becoming the officers and soldiers, never the last is no secondary to israel's own wishes. first of all, the prospect, its own civilians and soldiers and all the lights or wherever you found the other side. the sun visit our website, the all the dot com for more analysis as me lease vine is intensive by slowly us to read intelligence. so because it's gone, which discusses claims that had lost spices are using us all intended for kids and american weapons are turning off in minutes. has hundreds of rounds. oh wow. it's checked the website for that. i'll see you dot com. okay, t

they said it was a regional terence to say it's called the troops and to protect israel and signal to adversaries and allies about their seriousness. but they're very specific about who they felt the adversary was iraq. them kept coming up around was it was providing a significant threat of escalation in the near term. they attempted some sort of moral arguments against around that when they're on, and it's proxies attack us troops in iraq and syria that but they're actually less thing besides the games, the as nomic state, there's no other purpose for the us troops to be in a rock and syria, other than the fight against the islamic state. obviously an enemy at around that was sort of brimley finding, unfortunately because donald trump famously said that the only reason that us troops are in syria was to take the oil actually, and not to fight. as ludovic state, but that's another thing. and then they have a questions about the, the, the personnel of us personnel in israel, we're getting more and more leaks about that. we have that further golf unwittingly from the white house of, of

for now i think that’s enough, if anything, we can add more, but now we need to wake up terence, terenceremove not only his plump tank, the keepers invited us to 15:30, at this time, each every day except wednesday, terence will be there for lunch. we organize demonstration feedings with a little medical training, where you can look at tuberculosis in the active phase. at the zoo, teri is fed mealworms with a special mixture of dog food, rice, vegetables and fruits. his wild counterparts living in africa feed mainly on ants and termites. they, like... eds have a long and sticky tongue, with the help of which they catch insects, but unlike their south american colleagues, so to speak, aardvarks have teeth, only they are not like the teeth of all other mammals, for which the view and got its name. teeth of a very specific structure, similar to dentine tubes, which grow throughout life, unlike our teeth, which grow only twice, and therefore the actual russian name tube tooth, it does not refer to the shape of the aardvark’s muzzle, which also looks like a tube, but specifically to the struc

terence carney was hartlepool.nce carney was using a cash machine when he was attacked in the town centre on saturday morning. another man remains in hospital with non—life threatening injuries. 44 year old ahmed ali is charged with murder and the attempted murder of another man . it murder of another man. it follows an investigation by counter terrorism police . a counter terrorism police. a conservative mp accused of bullying and sexual misconduct has had the whip removed. peter bowen will now sit as an independent mp. yesterday a parliamentary panel found that he had committed varied acts of bullying and an act of sexual misconduct against a member of his staff in 2012 and 2013. when the panel recommends he be suspended for six weeks, a move that could trigger a recall petition and perhaps a by—election. the member for wellingborough denies all the allegations against him . now allegations against him. now greta thunberg was arrested today after protesting against oil and gas companies in central london. the swe

is this the terence or does it go further than this? a tom lloyd austin's a us defense secretary on paper says this is all about regional deterrence. but if you look at what he's ordering now to the region, we're looking at land based air missile defense systems. so it really makes you wonder where they will go, given that president biden has said he will not be sending us troops on the ground to israel. of course, we know there are 2500 us troops station now, any rock another 900 in syria, and they, uh, they were under attack by drowned just earlier in this week. so it's potentially that those are the destinations for these weapon systems. though the statement does not all make that clear, of course what we do know is in the region in support of containing this conflict to israel and gaza. that would be those 2 error. the, the, the 2 aircraft carriers that you mentioned was there's thousands of us personnel, including also members of the air force with fighter jets as well as different war ships. all of their to try to contain this. ev

the precarious called for months now with both is relative. hezbollah relying on the logic of the terence knowing the cost of all out for. but now hezbollah is making clear, it is not neutral in this conflict. and if it continues, the whole region could be involved. and i'm hoping that ben midway should be the most that this is all right. if not, i'll duty to target the enemy that is still occupying the lands. this message must be well considered by the use rarely use. however, it is the responsibility of the entire arab and muslim nation not to remain neutral and in this battle, we are not. this is one of the most volatile borders in the region, and the risk of a serious escalation can't be ruled out center for their algebra 0 along lebanon's border with israel. it's almost one of them in garza where the residents are going into their 2nd night dive bombing is, is really war planes of last a series of air strikes there. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu on saturday about to reduce costs at the level following a mazda is unprecedented attack. michael apple has this report. the ex

and finally, the british film director, terence davies has died aged 77, following a short illness. and 80s with a string of successful films, including distant voices and still lives. much of his work was drawn from his own experiences growing up as a working class boy in liverpool. more recently, he wrote and directed a quiet passion in which he dramatised the life of american poet emily dickinson . american poet emily dickinson. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. now let's get back to all five of them . get back to all five of them. >> cheers. welcome back to the saturday five. now we're going to tackle the thorny issue of work whatsapp groups. so stay tuned for that. but first, it's time for the truth hurts. it's the part of the show where we all reveal our most unpopular opinions. >> yes , the time has come to >> yes, the time has come to think the unthinkable and say the unsayable . the unsayable. >> we're going out of our comfort zone to those dark places in our psyche. we only normally visit af

and finally, the british film director, terence davies has died aged 77, following a short illness.d 80s with a string of successful films, including distant voices and still lives. much of his work was drawn from his own experiences growing up as a working class boy in liverpool. more recently, he wrote and directed a quiet passion in which he dramatised the life of american poet emily dickinson . american poet emily dickinson. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. now let's get back to all five of them . get back to all five of them. >> cheers. welcome back to the saturday five. now we're going to tackle the thorny issue of work whatsapp groups. so stay tuned for that. but first, it's time for the truth hurts. it's the part of the show where we all reveal our most unpopular opinions. >> yes , the time has come to >> yes, the time has come to think the unthinkable and say the unsayable . the unsayable. >> we're going out of our comfort zone to those dark places in our psyche. we only normally visit after

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the shares --jon: -- scarlet: we have --tom: we have a ways to go and we will do this with terence haynesltway is amending to what he calls geopolitical risk in half -- a half-century high. it is a sobering statement. i don't know where to begin. i guess i will begin with the immediacy of a president considering going to israel. lbj did not do that with vietnam. what is new about this new prosecution of war? >> there is a lot of personal diplomacy involved here and one of the things the white house was considering almost certainly is the president's presence in israel might help that to happen and there is that on the one side and on the others, the president was interviewed on 60 minutes from a thursday taping and we were told by cvs how tired he seemed in on the other hand, you have to understand the president needs to conserve is energies. tom: from where you sit, does the president have a support of some form of our legislative branch for our things so fractured, it is the executive branch alone? >> the difficulty is one of the things biden wants to do is send a combined aid package f

and finally, the british film director terence davies has died aged 77, following a short illness.e came to prominence in the 1970s and 80s with a string of successful films, including distant voices and still lives much of his work was drawn from his own experience as growing up as a working class boy in liverpool. more recently , he wrote and directed a quiet passion in which he dramatised the life of american poet emily dickinson . this is gb news dickinson. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. now let's get back to . news. now let's get back to. mark my thanks to ray addison, who returns in an hour's time. >> welcome to mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, as the police give to in gender madness, as you've just heard from ray's bulletin, there , let's be clear. bulletin, there, let's be clear. there is no such thing as a female rapist in the big story. we'll bring you the latest on the tragic scenes of violence playing out in israel with voices in the field and top analysis closer to home. my mar

and finally, the british film director terence davies has died aged 77, following a short illness.e came to prominence in the 1970s and 80s with a string of successful films, including distant voices and still lives much of his work was drawn from his own experience as growing up as a working class boy in liverpool. more recently , he wrote and directed a quiet passion in which he dramatised the life of american poet emily dickinson . this is gb news dickinson. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. now let's get back to . news. now let's get back to. mark my thanks to ray addison, who returns in an hour's time. >> welcome to mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, as the police give to in gender madness, as you've just heard from ray's bulletin, there , let's be clear. bulletin, there, let's be clear. there is no such thing as a female rapist in the big story. we'll bring you the latest on the tragic scenes of violence playing out in israel with voices in the field and top analysis closer to home. my mar

terry is full of the scouser sir terence lee.always look at the charity and it's usually something fairly mainstream like nspcc or something. i agree with you, phil, i don't think they should be taking credit at the end the year for the amount end of the year for the amount of they've raised. but if of cash they've raised. but if it a charity, i didn't it was a charity, i didn't particularly support, i would happily in terms particularly support, i would hathey in terms particularly support, i would hathe point in terms particularly support, i would hathe point that in terms particularly support, i would hathe point that mike in terms particularly support, i would hathe point that mike raises, ms of the point that mike raises, again , i think that we've got to again, i think that we've got to be careful in terms of the hospitality sector, in terms of simply continue to add things to bills because it's an expensive thing to do anyway. i was going to say. so it's difficult . to say. so it's difficult. >> yeah, but even getting your

terence carney was using a cash machine when he was attacked in the town centre on saturday morning.es after being attacked at a property on wharton terrace. 44 year old ahmed khalid has been charged with murder and the attempted murder of another man , attempted murder of another man, a 77 year old woman has died after being hit by a bus in manchester city centre. the family of amina amika said she was well loved and her presence was well loved and her presence was hugely missed . it happened was hugely missed. it happened when the bus crashed into a shop on monday. a 64 year old man has been bailed on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after being arrested at the scene . yellow weather the scene. yellow weather warnings for wind and rain will be in place from tomorrow with the arrival of storm babette . the arrival of storm babette. it's expected to last until saturday. the met office is warning of potential flooding, power cuts and travel disruption in the weather warning will cover scotland. the eastern part of northern ireland and the north and east of england . thi