thank you, reporting from _ here at trafalgar square. gar square. thank you, reporting from trafalgar square. - reporting from trafalgar square. that follows a march in solidarity of palestinians which took place yesterday, saturday. the british foreign secretary, lord cameron, has refused to rule out further strikes on houthi fighters in yemen following joint uk—us action earlier in the week. it followed houthi attacks on cargo ships in the red sea, a key international shipping route. lord cameron said he believed the action taken would not escalate the situation in the middle east. speaking to laura kuenssberg, he said the military action taken was intended to send a clear and unambiguous message. there are two things that it does. the first is that it does degrade some of the houthi capacity to launch these missiles and drones, and we'll obviously look at the assessment of that in the coming hours and days, but it also sends this very clear message that america and others, an alliance of countries backing this action, an alliance of co

thank you, - reporting to us from the trafalgar square.ameron told the bbc that houthis are responsible for the escalation and that their attacks on commercial vessels left the uk and its allies with little choice but to act. speaking to laura kuenssberg, he said military action was intended to send a clear and unambiguous message. there are two things that it does. the first is that it does degrade some of the houthi capacity to launch these missiles and drones, and we'll obviously look at the assessment of that in the coming hours and days, but it also sends this very clear message that america and others, an alliance of countries backing this action, an alliance of countries, including britain, taking part in this action, but also including countries like the netherlands and canada and australia, are prepared to take action backing their words, and i think that's very important. 0ur middle east correspondent hugo bachega has more on the situtaion in the red sea. the americans are saying, according to a report by the new york times, that

there was one in trafalgar square. >> brilliant. in trafalgar square. >> there brilliant. in trafalgarere was one in birmingham. i there quite a bit i used to go there quite a bit in youth, i used to love in my youth, and i used to love the dancing on the tables and the dancing on the tables and the big whatever the big. yes. yeah, big whatever . are of beer and. . they are full of beer and. yeah, absolutely . yeah, absolutely. >> music every >> waitresses there. music every night. we strong door night. yeah we had a strong door as was no, um, no as well. so there was no, um, no trouble, trouble, no riff trouble, no trouble, no riff raff in causing bother. raff coming in causing bother. no, no . no, no. >> okay, you've had this pub, >> okay, so you've had this pub, what, it's a cracking what, 17 years? it's a cracking spot in in a nice part of spot in in in a nice part of london. do you get full at the weekends ? weekends? >> to work on it >> uh, you have to work on it now. yeah, you have to do the food to queue up food on sunday runs to queue up to come inside. okay. now things have c

i have to say that the capacity of trafalgar square where i'm standing is around $35000.00. so i would estimate that the numbers of this gathering up between 15 and 20000 pieces. you can see that the scrub behind me isn't exactly tactful. but there's a sizable number here. so maybe 2 thirds of the message is a unapologetically zion is message is coming from the speakers on the podium behind rates are people like eric pickles to and the people who are from the 710 human chain project on that thrust that the, the force of the gathering effect like is the flights of the more than 130 is riley's, who remain still held captive by how mass, somewhere in gauze, that great concern about the faith about the future, about the lives. it's interesting that the support for the, for any government here as different to what we saw, i think in the boxes. and then the reality is that restoring television bad, that seems to be a distinction drawn between support for hostages for the captives and criticism of the government. here i think the to all while the same is defined as the black gods .

military operations on the killing of thousands of palestinian civilians pull brennan algebra, trafalgar square. it is ready for a series of killed at least 5 palestinians in reins across the occupied the west bank on sunday. 2 of them were killed in oliver, and there a mazda are among them. a 16 year old is ready for seasons, so killed a 14 year old at some tom g cabinet. jared jordan valley, as well as to wealth is now hebron. the army has killed at least $352.00 palestinians in the occupied westbank since october, the 7th. well home, the cell who joins us from occupied east to raise some hand. what more can you tell us about these cute things were actually following several events across the occupied west bank tonight. the 1st a pretty large raid in the city of publicly where the occupation forces have entered with at least 15 military vehicles. and 2 large bulldozers we have now learned that the military is demolishing a house of a former palestinian prisoner under the pretext they say of building without a permit their armed confrontations on going there. they're also continuous raids in s

thousands have gathered in london's trafalgar square for a solidarity event in support of israel, a day palestinian rally in the capital. —— a day after a palestinian rally. 0rganisers say this �*stand with israel�* rally will be the largest pro—israel event in the uk. 0ur correspondent aruna iyengar attended the rally and sent this report. thousands of people have been gathering here in trafalgar square to mark 100 days that the hostages have been held in gaza. many people spoke on stage today who were relatives of those being held and spoke about the grief they were feeling as a result of missing their loved ones in the conflict at the moment. people also who were speaking were lord pickles, who's the uk's special envoy for post—holocaust affairs. he said the state of israel's struggle was a struggle for western civilisations as well. many people were worried about the plight of the hostages and feels that maybe their plight has been left off the agenda for the time being and wanted to bring their struggle and their waiting to international attention. reports from yemen say that there

he gathered 200,000 residents of the gaza strip, activists marched to trafalgar square, unfurling a gianttinian flag along the way. the authorities brought thousands more to the capital. stop supporting israel stop genocide in gaza, those gathered personally accuse president biden in the deaths of civilians in the palestinian enclave. 12 thousand children are dead, biden has blood on his hands. according to the ministry of health of the gaza strip, since the beginning of the arab-israeli aggravation in the enclave, more than 23 thousand people have been killed, 60,000 have been injured, and almost 2 million have become refugees. the un middle east agency has described the displacement of palestinians as the largest in history since 1948. despite the ongoing protests around the world in israel itself, official tel aviv intends to continue the military operation. premier netanyahu confirmed that one of the idf's goals is to take control of the gas border with egypt in the rafah area. now this is the only way from the enclave to the outside world. latvian authorities can deport twice as many

th trafalgar square and ople here many speakers on the stage. square and this here in trafalgar square and this eventis in trafalgar square and this event is due to go on for a couple more store. yes couple more hours. store. yes >> you very much, lisa. >> thank you very much, lisa. thank you. lisa hartle there at the marshall. of the pro—israeli marshall. of course, have been taking course, things have been taking an interesting turn because britain could strike houthi targets in yemen again. foreign secretary lord david cameron has said he feels odd, doesn't it? lord david cameron said that if the continues to the rebel group continues to attack in the red sea. uk attack ships in the red sea. uk forces could strike back. now. this as defence secretary this comes as defence secretary grant shapps told iran to urge its allies to cease and desist as the world is running out of patience. so joining me now is gb news political correspondent olivia olivia . so talk me olivia utley olivia. so talk me through the developments . i through the developmen

i have to say that the capacity of trafalgar square where i'm standing is around $35000.00. so i would estimate the numbers of this gathering up between 15 and 20000 pieces. you can see that the scrub behind me is exactly tactful. but there's a sizable number here. so maybe 2 thirds of the message is a unapologetically zine is message is coming from the speakers on the podium behind rates are people like eric pick goals and the people who are from the 710 human chain project on that thrust that the forces the gathering effect like is the flights of the more than 130 is riley's, who remain still held captive by how mass? somewhere in gauze, that great concern about the faith about the future, about the lives. it's interesting that the support for leaders for any government here is different to what we saw, i think in the boxes. and then the reality is that restoring television is bad. that seems to be a distinction drawn between support for hostages, for the captives and criticism of pick up here. i think the to all the same this the banners look like gods. all we stand with

people joirthat's trafalgar square. stage as more and more people joirthat's lisa, falgar square. stageand more people joirthat's lisa, falgar you very >> that's lisa, thank you very much. that's lisa hartle, our london reporter there covering the pro—israel demonstration gathering in trafalgar square today. gathering in trafalgar square today . and i'm going to come to today. and i'm going to come to you first on this one. what do you first on this one. what do you make of what you've just heard ? heard? >> um , look, i find this a very >> um, look, i find this a very strange one because, of course, on the one hand, you had this atrocity happen on the 7th of october. there are still, as you said, many, many people who are still in captivity. i can't even get into the sort of get my head into the sort of mental space that they're occupying. of course, their occupying. and of course, their family and friends at the family and their friends at the same i don't see the same time. i don't see the argument as to how what israel has done in the subsequent penod has done in the subsequent peri

protest, pro—palestinian, tomorrow there will be a pro—israeli demonstration, that will be in trafalgar squarentinue and you can see a lot of people who are taking part in the march have stayed here to listen to the speakers all, as i said, calling for a ceasefire now in gaza. that was nicky schiller. and the number of people arrested has now risen to six — according to the metropolitan police. but of course, again, those protests were largely peaceful. let's turn to the war in ukraine, and regions across the country have been targeted in yet another overnight barrage of russian missiles and drones. ukraine's air force counted a0 attacks and said it had shot down eight missiles. the full impact of the attack is not clear, but buildings were damaged in both the sumy and chernihiv regions in the north. russia's defence ministry said the assault focused on ukraine's military—industrial complex, adding, without providing evidence, that all targets had been hit. a bear left injured after russian shelling of a zoo in ukraine has arrived at his new home in scotland. yampil, a 12—year—old asiatic blac

and i remember standing in trafalgar square with cnd, campaign for nuclear disarmament, november 1961icrophone, he was very old, and he said, "if you're all alive next year, you'll all be very lucky." well, that was 61 years ago. so we weren't nuked. but there is an insanity in us. how can we do what we do? and we all are there. we can march and we can say and we can protest. we point one finger, there'll be pointing three back at ourselves. we are the human beast. and it is a tragedy, but it's the human tragedy. it's quite extraordinary. and i think there's some... i didn't realise how much this film meant to me until, you know, your question. and because it is part of my life, really. i mean, i was never involved in, you know... but i was around, i was a boy. i was growing up. it's good to see you. good to see you. we interviewed johnny flynn. he said — you know, meeting you, for him, was clearly, really important. clearly sort of meeting one of his heroes as a young actor. did you have people like that when you were young that you met, that you looked up to in the way thatjohnny fl

and i remember standing in trafalgar square with cnd, campaign for nuclear disarmament, november 1961th a microphone, he was very old, and he said, "if you're all alive next year, you'll all be very lucky." well, that was 61 years ago. so we weren't nuked. but there is an insanity in us. how can we do what we do? and we all are there. we can march and we can say and we can protest. we point one finger, there'll be pointing three back at ourselves. we are the human beast. and it is a tragedy, but it's the human tragedy. it's quite extraordinary. and i think there's some... i didn't realise how much this film meant to me until, you know, your question. and because it is part of my life, really. i mean, i was never involved in, you know... but i was around, i was a boy. i was growing up. it's good to see you. good to see you. we interviewed johnny flynn. he said — you know, meeting you, for him, was clearly, really important. clearly sort of meeting one of his heroes as a young actor. did you have people like that when you were young that you met, that you looked up to in the way thatjoh

tomorrow there will be a pro—israeli demonstration, that will be in trafalgar square but here in parliamenttaken part have stated to listen to the speakers. there has been another mid air issue for boeing, just over a week after the door blew out on an alaska airlines flight, forcing more than 100 planes to be grounded. this time, the incident was injapan, a boeing flight had to be turned around after pilots discovered a crack in the cockpit window midair. the flight was being operated by all nippon airways, in a boeing 737—800 aircraft, going from the city of sapporo to toyama, onjapan�*s main island. a spokesperson for the airline said "the crack was not something that affected the flight�*s control or pressurisation", adding that there were no injuries to any of the passengers or crew. meanwhile, investigations on the grounded 737 max — 9 aircrafts are continuing in the wake of that in air incident on the alaska airlines flight. the us aviation authority is reportedly in no rush to lift its order to indefinitely ground the max 9s until a thorough investigation is complete. john kerry — t

trafalgar square where thousands of people have been demonstrating today here.se being held and spoke about the grief they were feeling as a result of missing their loved ones and in the conflict at the moment. people also who were speaking were lord pickles who is the uk's special envoy for post affairs saying the state of israel struggle was a struggle for western civilisations as well. many people were worried about the plight of the hostages and feel that may be that plight has been left off the agenda for the time being and wanted to bring their struggle and there waiting to international attention. the british foreign secretary, lord cameron, has refused to rule out further strikes on houthi fighters in yemen following joint uk — us action earlier in the week. it followed houthi attacks on cargo ships in the red sea — a key international shipping route. lord cameron said he believed the action taken would not escalate the situation in the middle east. speaking to laura kuenssberg, he said the military action taken was intended to send a clear and unambiguo

at a height of all, just sarah tennessee, in london, thousands of demonstrators gather that trafalgar square and supports of israel is rarely embassy organize the event. whole brendan ripples crowd approaching $20000.00 people, assembled a troll, found a square, many carrying blackouts with the names and photographs of the men, women, and babies still held by her mouth since october. the 7th, organized by a group called 710 human chain project, to speak as included, some of the relatives of the captain's health. for the past 100 days. these are read people. they're not just based on posters, so they thing every day in the thoroughly styles is the real. and there's the ration and by nutrition, especially for babies and uh and kids. it's unthinkable. so every day there's testers, we feel their pain, and we missed them so much. riley was typo stands with israel, while demonstrations intel aviv combine the $100.00 day with picture criticism of goodness and young governments, humbling of the complex and contrast the organizes and speakers of london gathering remains supportive of israel's ongoing

people gathered in trafalgar square carrying israeli flags and holding pictures of some of the 132 peoplehannel in a small boat died early on sunday morning. it's understood more than 70 people, including children, were on board when the boat got into difficulty in french waters. dozens were rescued. on saturday, the british authorities brought about 50 migrants ashore in what was the first attempt to cross the english channel since the middle of december. six people have been arrested in connection with an alleged plot to disrupt the london stock exchange. scotland yard says activists from the palestine action group were allegedly plotting to target the building to prevent its opening tomorrow. you're live with bbc news. sunday marked 100 days since hamas launched its attack on israel, when more than 1200 people were killed. the attacks sparked israel's deadliest war against hamas to date. over 200 people have been taken hostage and are now captive in gaza. the families of those hostages held a 24—hour rally in tel aviv, renewing calls that the remaining 132 hostages be returned home. ha

around two hours ago in the centre and it is currently we are, it will move up the strand towards trafalgar squarehese protest march in london towards the end of last. this is the seventh of these national marshes, the organisers say todayis national marshes, the organisers say today is about calling for a ceasefire, an immediate ceasefire in gaza, and a number of the placards we have seen say ceasefire now, add a number of the chance have been ceasefire now, and stop the bombing. we've seen a cross—section of the community marching today, families with young children included in it, and also unusually for these marchers a 3.5 metre puppet. it is of a syrian refugee child. originally, it was wealth from the turkish syrian border, around 8000 kilometres back injuly 2021 to manchester. the reason the puppet has joined the walk and protest todayis has joined the walk and protest today is to highlight the issue of child refugees, and indeed a number of palestinian children have been marching with that public today. as i say, the march will end at parliament square. there are some restrictions on what

. >> suella braverman was among a crowd of thousands in london's trafalgar square calling for the release of hostages still being held by the hamas terror group. many people held posters showing those who are still missing . those who are still missing. others were seen waving persian flags with a sun and a lion in the centre , representing the centre, representing opposition to the iranian government . five migrants are government. five migrants are now known to have died trying to cross the english channel overnight. french officials say up to 70 people got into difficulty while trying to board a boat in darkness off a beach just north of boulogne. the incident happened near wimereux at around 2 am, triggering a major emergency response . a major emergency response. a further two migrant boats arrived in uk waters this morning , with at least 100 morning, with at least 100 people taken to dover . morning, with at least 100 people taken to dover. six people taken to dover. six people have been arrested on suspicion of a plot to disrupt the london stock exchange. it's alleged that activis

. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] culminating in a rally in trafalgar square in the city later today, theery much on israel and tel aviv in that square that's been renamed hostages square. they are calling this rally 100 days of hell because of the conditions that more than 100 hostages who were kidnapped by hamas as part of this murderous rampage of october 7th are still being kept. they have had messages of support from french president emmanuel macron, from the u.s. ambassador, from senator chuck schumer among others. they have heard from hostages, they've heard from the loved ones of those who are still being held in the gaza strip. the main message is to keep public pressure, that the israeli government and the international community must do everything it can to bring them back, but also the concern that they have that the objectives of destroying hamas militarily may conflict with those of bringing those hostages home. that's what we were hearing from some of the families of hostages still being held in the gaza strip. >> the best answer is a political solution and not a military o

that will be in trafalgar square. but here in parliament square, the speeches behind me continue.a ceasefire now in gaza. thank ou. life for a ceasefire now in gaza. thank yom life in _ for a ceasefire now in gaza. thank you. life in central— for a ceasefire now in gaza. thank you. life in central london. - for a ceasefire now in gaza. thank you. life in central london. thankj you. life in central london. thank you. life in central london. thank you very much for the moment. donald trump has appeared in court twice this week — but this does not appear to be doing him much harm in the polls. three days out from the opening primary in iowa and he is still 30 points ahead. meanwhile, president biden is casting this year's likely rematch for the white house as a battle to save us democracy. ros atkins has been taking a look. the us election is in november and president biden has this warning... donald trump's campaign is obsessed with the past, not the future. he's willing to sacrifice our democracy, put himself in power. donald trump is favourite to be the republican presidential nom

suella braverman was among a crowd of thousands in london's trafalgar square calling for the release of hostages still being held by hamas . many people held posters hamas. many people held posters showing those who are still missing, others were seen waving persian flags with a son and a lion in the centre , representing lion in the centre, representing opposition to the iranian government . five migrants are government. five migrants are now known to have died trying to cross the english channel overnight. french officials say up to 70 people got into difficulty while trying to board a boat in darkness off a beach just north of boulogne . the just north of boulogne. the incident happened near wimereux at around 2 am, triggering a major emergency response . a major emergency response. a further two migrant boats arrived in the uk waters this morning, with at least 100 people taken to dover . morning, with at least 100 people taken to dover. six people taken to dover. six people have been arrested on suspicion of a plot to disrupt the london stock exchange. it's alleged that activist

protest, pro—palestinian, tomorrow there will be a pro—israeli demonstration, that will be in trafalgar squareing for a ceasefire now in gaza. and the number of people arrested has risen to nine — according to the metropolitan police. let's turn to the war in ukraine — and regions across the country were targeted in yet another overnight barrage of russian missiles and drones. ukraine's air force counted 40 attacks, and said it had shot down eight missiles. buildings were damaged in both the sumy and chernihiv regions in the north. russia's defence ministry said the assault focused on ukraine's military—industrial complex, adding — without providing evidence — that all targets had been hit. staying with the war — and a bear rescued by ukrainian soldiers after being injured by russian shelling has arrived at his new home in scotland. yampil, the asiatic black bear, is named after the town in eastern ukraine where he was discovered in an abandoned zoo, after months of russian occupation. he now has a new permanent home in west lothain — as steven godden reports. settling into life in his new hom

suella braverman was among a crowd of thousands in london's trafalgar square calling for the release of hostages still being held by the hamas terror group. many people held posters showing those missing. those who are still missing. others were seen waving persian flags lion in flags with a son and a lion in the centre, representing opposition iranian opposition to the iranian government. migrants government. five migrants are now died trying to now known to have died trying to cross the english channel overnight. officials say overnight. french officials say up people got into up to 70 people got into difficulty board difficulty while trying to board a darkness off a beach a boat in darkness off a beach just of boulogne. the just north of boulogne. the incident happened near wimereux at a.m, triggering at around 2 am, triggering a major emergency response . a major emergency response. a further two migrant boats arrived in uk waters this morning, with at least 100 people taken to dover for. police investigating a plot to disrupt the london stock exchange have now arrested six peopl

it was another stage at the other end of this, a government district for whitehall in trafalgar square. i'm at that stage is where i'm, i just it was talking jenna, it's a of the countdown to see star group. jenna, you up at your foxtrot. talk to me about the atmosphere a bad today. the atmosphere was absolutely incredible. i mean, the class goes up very, very quickly. they've been there for only 10 or so minutes and this web filled up and everyone's really excited reading. you know, this tom saying they cut it was incredible. just beyond the 1st national say of action of this. yeah. but the 7 since october 7th i you have to listen to this because, and i've spoken about a wide range think that it's also a global day of actually isn't sense. and on that i think you were particularly impressed by that particular move by that. yes, definitely. i mean outcome hanes come down to the 5 star people, the new. yeah. so it's the largest global coal for sci fi in history. and people who are really looking forward to i'm like, really felt the urgency of pulling up, bringing in the new. yeah. my co

that's a rally in support of israel taking place in trafalgar square .home secretary says the rwanda bill, set to be debated in the commons next week, won't stop the boats speaking exclusively to gb news, suella braverman said she'll vote against the bill next week if there are no improvements made. >> what we want to see if we want to stop the boats is regular , uh, flights taking off regular, uh, flights taking off to rwanda with large numbers of passengers, you know , a token passengers, you know, a token flight with a handful of people on them on it is not going to stop the boats. we need an effective deterrent. people are coming over in their thousands on the small boats. they need to know that if they get here, they will be detained , they will be will be detained, they will be put on a plane and they will be removed to rwanda . removed to rwanda. >> and a lawyer acting for the post office has apologised for delays in the disclosure of documents to the inquiry into the horizon it scandal. chris jackson told the inquiry the post office wants to help

it's called life, and will be projected onto the buildings at st—martin—in—the—fields in trafalgar squarer with kate kinsella. some brighter spells developing. for the afternoon, we could see one or two brighter spells. hazy sunny spells developing then the temperature except the mouth at the end ofjanuary, 1a celsius. a we will see this rent starts to move through, outbreaks of rain lingering in going into tuesday morning. minimum temperature between eight to 10 celsius. for many of rain in going into tuesday morning. minimum temperature between eight to 10 celsius. for many other as tomorrow we start the day in double figures. with a start to see high pressure if few spots of light rain and drizzle. but start to drop. temperatures dropping right the way back down into low single figures. that's all from me. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. the family of barnaby webber have made a direct plea to the prime minister to improve the way victims are treated in the criminaljustice system in england. the 19—year—old student was killed alongside his friend gra

that's a rally in support of israel taking place in trafalgar square .r home secretary says the rwanda bill, set to be debated in the commons next week, won't stop the boats speaking exclusively to gb news, suella braverman said she'll vote against the bill next week if there are no improvements made. >> what we want to see if we want to stop the boats is regular , uh, flights taking off regular, uh, flights taking off to rwanda with large numbers of passengers, you know , a token passengers, you know, a token flight with a handful of people on them on it is not going to stop the boats. we need an effective deterrent. people are coming over in their thousands on the small boats. they need to know that if they get here, they will be detained , they will be will be detained, they will be put on a plane and they will be removed to rwanda . removed to rwanda. >> and a lawyer acting for the post office has apologised for delays in the disclosure of documents to the inquiry into the horizon it scandal. chris jackson told the inquiry the post office wants to he

. around 2:00 in trafalgar square.e same rules will apply for apply to tomorrow as well. >> lisa, thank you very much. lisa hartle there, our london reporter lisa will be staying with us again throughout the program covering that march, and we will bring you up to speed on any developments, but hopefully it be peaceful as most of it will be peaceful as most of these marches have been . now, these marches have been. now, these marches have been. now, the big this week, the other big story this week, how can we avoid it? the post office has dominated office scandal has dominated headunes office scandal has dominated headlines for days, hasn't it? um, from former ceo paula vennells saying she will hand back her cbe to the post office investigator being confronted in a public inquiry. the victims might just have stepped closer towards just this, a justice they deserve, don't they? joining me now is gb news political correspondent olivia utley . olivia. good afternoon. utley. olivia. good afternoon. thank you for joining ut

tomorrow, there will also be a pro israel demonstration and protest and that'll be in trafalgar square. thank you ve much centre of london tomorrow. thank you very much for— centre of london tomorrow. thank you very much for that. _ centre of london tomorrow. thank you very much for that. we _ centre of london tomorrow. thank you very much for that. we will— centre of london tomorrow. thank you very much for that. we will check- centre of london tomorrow. thank you very much for that. we will check in i very much for that. we will check in with him when the match gets under way. there's been a huge rise in the amount of money stolen by scammers advertising fake jobs here in the uk. according to action fraud, con artists send out text and whatsapp messages to people, offering them roles with a high wage let's move to taiwan. as you will be aware, that i election has been taking place and we are nowjust going to tune into the victory speeches by the democratic progressive party. it has become clear that they have won the taiwanese election. our correspondent is there. perhaps you can tel

suella braverman was among a crowd of thousands in london's trafalgar square calling for the release of hostages still being held by the hamas terror group. many people held posters showing those who are still missing. others were seen waving persian flags with a son and a lion in the centre, representing opposition to the iranian government. at the rally government. those at the rally say was important for them to say it was important for them to attend. so we're here to stand with israel, to get the hostages back home as quick as you can and bring peace to the world. and to bring peace to the world. >> i've got three kids that live in israel, israel and i stand with israel. i wish there should be peace in the region. >> the fight for the return of the hostages has been going on now for 100 days, and they should not be there. one more minute. they must go. they must come home now to their families . come home now to their families. so i'm here to do my little bit to support that and to fight for that. >> five migrants are now known to have died trying to cross the engush to have die

. >> sorry, a rally in support of israel will be taking place at trafalgar square tomorrow from 2 pm.> lisa lisa hartle there. she's at the pro—palestine protest. so it's at the pro—palestine protest. so wsfime at the pro—palestine protest. so it's time now for the great british debate. this hour. i'm asking, right join asking, was rishi right to join america strikes the america in the strikes on the houthis? minister has houthis? the prime minister has justified his decision to take the against the rebels in the action against the rebels in the action against the rebels in the red sea on thursday night, saying in saying the uk acted in self—defence and the strikes were designed to de—escalate tensions and restore stability to to the the and the to to the the region and the british american government has decided after the houthis decided to act after the houthis defied decided to act after the houthis defied warnings to cease their attacks against commercial shipping the sea, which shipping in the red sea, which the group claimed were the rebel group claimed were carried out in support