and the u. k. are reluctant to allow ukraine to use a long range. besides that, they've provided storm shadows at tech ends to use them for combat operations inside russia. so in a way, i think this is one of those. uh, the last remaining red lines there. sonya, what's the situation for ukrainian troops on the eastern front? we had a good bolts of intensifying bottles in the eastern donates region with uh, you know, russian troops quoted lee now closing in on the cities of toilets and for cross military officials, have old, old civilians impulse across to, to, to evacuated from their book. clubs is important, it's been a key target for most skillful for several months. and that is because it is a key logistics, helpful that you created ministry. and this is also located on the intersection of a main road that supplies equipment troops and cities close in the front line, but is also used to evacuate some civilians to the pro. so that i think that a lot of concerns here and ukraine about this develop

and this concerns also other countries that u. s. and germany was that they are not against them. they have no limits on using their weapons. except for this strong set in stone shuttles. so i'm saying that key if did this invasion incurs without asking in the rest or even without asking about for help dependent on says key of still gets intelligence information and that didn't exclude the crust, squeeze the region. so here is help the key of went into course without asking me i used to a reference for that because officially that was for been because it, this is unreal. so this was planned with the west or even by the west. i don't know, but the west can say they didn't know this. they were surprised. this is unreal. well, like said the us claims it has nothing to do with the cross border attempts but the lens, he's a aide as a mid to spare. key of is consulting with his part. the said, well, he didn't mention any particular country, so likes, but as a point to get washington despite this denial was, will take on that. oh yeah. well, the question is, was like, if it was like it w

u. k. and other governments urged their citizens to leave lebanon as soon as possible. the u. s. embassy in lebanon is telling its citizens to leave on quote, any ticket available after several airlines suspended and canceled flights to be route. british nationals have been told to quote, leave now by the u. k. government to join me now is the w correspond antonia kramer in jerusalem. tanya, a ron has promised to strike israel, the us and u. k. governments are telling their citizens to leave levon on as soon as possible . what's the mood like in israel? well, i think it depends who you ask them in general. you some people i talked to you over the past week. they said what it had to be done, you know, the strikes and they roots, but also in turnaround for which is what it has not taken responsibility, but they see this as necessary for as well as deterrence. others have said, you know, what does that mean? then for the hostages that are still being held in garza and for the talks to bring them home. but generally speaking, here, the mood is a bit, it's of waiting period. everybo

u. k. and ireland and next summer, i waste a shop to start them in the ninety's with hits like wonder wall and don't look back in anger. a 15 year few between brothers, liam and noel gallagher has kept the band to part until now. they were never once 2 minutes. they were words. and after days of hints and speculation, the announcement that brit pop legends, oasis are re uniting for a world wide tour starting in the u. k. next summer. it marks the end of an infamous 15 year feud between brothers liam and no gallagher to day is going to be the band behind it. songs including wonder will and don't look back in anger, announced it will play multiple shows and card of london, edinburgh, dublin. and their hometown of manchester were friends are absolutely delighted. yeah, it's great news while it's i can't wait to try and get some kicks on friday. get one different my off full be fairly well trying to get tickets and it's for my for chunk for so really if your child such a little band saws and if tho

and the us and u. k. lead to of 1953 inflicted significant losses on the iranian nation, including the removal of mazda of f, legitimate government, and the exploitation of our oil wealth. the 1953 cool, not only extinguished a brief period of democracy under 5 minutes or how much most odessa, what paved the way for a pro western mon or t under short mohammed resolve either be experts here believe this events significantly hindered the country's progress for 2 and a half decades, i mean it be surprising qu resulted in 25 years of bullet to dictate to ship and the exploitation of around the resources it delayed, to runs, progress and development for a quarter of a century. additionally, each played a role in the division of southern regions of iran in the 1950. 3 cool kicked off after most of the naturalized. it was or the industry which had previously been under british control. this bold move made him immensely popular among giovanni as what's ruffled feathers in the west, which was not 40 to easily le

so far and with u. k. so holding tower trees in russia has the lensky outlines ukraine's overall goals. that what do we don't know is yet how long uh, ukraine plans do to hold onto the state of trees that sees in the co squeeze and it's ongoing a ground defensive there. but we have suddenly heard from separately created officials, including present president zalinski about some of the kind of thinking that went into this incursion and some of the goals for this operation. for one they see that these um, typically, so they've seized, could serve as a bargaining chip could go to ukraine in a stronger position when it comes to kind of any future peace negotiations of 2nd be the vc. this is also in the trying to stop pressure from using that coast region as a kind of launch pad for a devastating cross border area in the tax which i've been targeting, in particular the neighboring ukrainian region. also me and last least, the hoping at least of this, this incursion, really kind of full threshold to re deploy so

the 5 and the streets of a u. k. over the stopping depths of 3 children in south port british headlines are looking to shift the blame of the home growing problem. spinning a narrative now that of russia is behind the unrest and william kelly, you know those the only one convicted for the $19.68 me lie. masika. one of the most tragic mass killings in the vietnam war has passed away and he leaves the dog legacy behind. we investigate who else strictly held responsible. the out of time when decades seemingly happening in weeks that's run down. some of the biggest stories on the traditional sunday weekly program live or not. so russia's a foreign ministry has said that washington is behind the use decision, the green light to crane to toning off the top of russian crude to budapest out in practice lava marizza. how do i say it? it's all about america. desire to keep the you dependent on us energy sources. and that's as hungry as 4 minutes to slam ukraine for stopping the oil. transit suggesting rustles is behind it. samu

and u. k. governments have urged their citizens to lead lebanon as soon as possible. the us embassy and 11 non urgent if citizens to leave on quote, any ticket available while british nationals and loved dawn had been told to quote leave now by the u. k. government. joining me now is dw corresponded atanya kramer in jerusalem, tanya or ron has promised to strike israel. the us and u. k. governments are telling their citizens to leave lebanon as soon as possible. what's the mood like in israel? that's why it certainly depends who you uh, sped. uh certainly everyone is no waiting for this rotation that was announced by has been a and e wrong. there was, there is support for the targeted killings in baby boot into around that have distressed us as well. didn't take responsibility for the strike in the turn around . and there's also the question, where does it leave it's ro, strategically? but people here basically, they understand, you know, for now that the home phone guidelines, these are usually the guidelines that tell the public what they have to do in the event of a

and there is excitement buzzing all over the u. k. a and bob, it's the best news in the well, the wife see. so coming back together is what we need. friends are of course hoping the reunion goes well the, the, the tickets go on sale this saturday by that. and just before we go, a quick reminder of our top story at this hour. at least 9 palestinians have been killed and a night of is rarely rates and strikes and the on divide. westbank is really army says a carried out operations in for cities in order to prevent terrorism. and that is your news update on his our, i'm clear, richardson in berlin, thank you so much for watching the targeting civilians. how russian drugs terrorized a ukrainian city. what's behind and why are russian forces doing this? our team comes across and outrages claim and decides to investigate those next a dw ego. indeed, this job has given me so much peace of mind. ready while i have the confidence that i can face slight. ready vent for my sense because i have. ready ready in this, 1st of all, women waste managem

u. s. coo and can be renewed u. k. u. s. u and warren, gaza is ended. it's 10 to month now involving lebanon, iran, yemen, syria and iraq. how much more is washington prepared to sacrifice as it provokes war with north korea and china? that's that alone regime change plans and venezuela and failing strategy in africa . a country that has over 750 military bases and over 80 countries, the united states as a world away from its pre world war 2 isolation is policies. somebody, whoever is in charge of the white house may kick start world war 3, even before kamala harris or donald trump in here at 1600 pennsylvania avenue in january. kind of douglas mcgregor is a u. s. army veteran and full. i'm a senior advisor to the us extra defense in the trump administration. he advised on putting the was on yugoslavia in the rock and was on the board of his alma mater, the u. s. military academy at west point, his books on military changing clues transformation of the 5 revolutionizing hell america fights. he's also now the ceo of the movement country, our choice. he j

street, and u street was the place to be in washingtond.c., and washington, d.c. is the nation's capital. so it all came back to this little space. the lincoln theater, you have this extraordinary community, and i found myself in love with the people, first the hotdogs. been coming here since 19 627. peter: where did the moniker black wall street come from? mr. demczuk: she would go over next door, which was the casbah bah then, and that was her hang out. she was being interviewed by a reporter and a reporter said to her simply, mrs. bailey, why is this such a popular strip here? she said, you know what, honey? they don't let us play on broadway, so we made our own broadway. peter: tell us about the u street corridor and its history. mr. demczuk: you street corridor -- you have to be careful asking historian a simple question -- goes back 300 years. it started in the civil war. this became a contraband camp. this is where african-americans fleeing slavery in the 1860's, settled in this area. they eventually built shantytowns here and even

a fair voices will not make russians, dave, to loose evening news, because even the degrees and several e. u countries ascending crews and the equipment that so helpful thought is deal with. while 5 that threatened athens time neighborhoods, north of the capital, had to be evacuated. however, the country civil protection minister says no longer an active fight upfront, near the safety of the origin of dealing with many small that localized file drop in a single massive blaze. resistance could only watch and huge flames and call this warehouse one of several properties destroyed in the mess of fi, a matching towards the greek capital via cruise, the wicking frame, typically you to battle the plays with people pitching into help wherever possible . i liked what we tried to save all the houses around and apart from ours, it's a difficult situation. the firefighters and everyone here trying the best. the thing is you can't find the nature a medically split up as is i get the reply most in the house makes the trees were on fire. i don't know what happened because we were told to leave, but the si

the 10s of thousands of people have been rallying and the u. k. capital end of the cities making a stand against anti immigration protests. the demonstrations condemn days of often violent and destructive behavior and calls for calm. the unrest began off for the spreading of false information, the killing of 3 young bills in southport last week. police said that prepared for more on west as far right groups, valleys and at least a 100 locations. well, those counter protests being held in may just as it gets from new cost of the northern england to bryce and on the south, closed many accounting pro immigration slogans carrying signs, welcoming refugees and cooling for unity. they had been proposed confrontations for the place in protest, as in some cities, many of the valleys have been peaceful. the protests of saying, they want to send a message to the country and the world. the. yeah, because the race is who the way to the south side of the season, opportunity to try to sign and see goes across the country and spread to a general attack on any

u. s. coo and can be renewed u. k, u s. u and warn garza has ended its 10th a month now involving 11 and the ron yemen, syria and iraq. how much more is washington prepared to sacrifice as it provokes war with north korea and china? that's let alone regime change plans and venezuela and failing strategy in africa. and the country that has over 750 military bases and over 80 countries, the united states as a world away from its pre world war 2 isolation is.

and the u. n is also it's official, is also essential for the delivering you saw some of the human bards for the people in the golf trip. i might the started in on grad school . oh oh my nice i perfect in my english and on the school is so also uh they like on real help and delivering many of the judge occasional services, health services, and other services for the being for them to go into the gym match. the reason we're seeing the current disruption of the un operations of these evacuation orders, they've been 18 issued just in the month of august. now the stated purpose, according to his role is to protect people. but what you say, these are actually having the officer to effect exhausting terrorizing and endangering the population. absolutely, it's so obviously what this really occupational armies claiming. and indeed we should calibrate the language because these are not as actuation orders. when i, in the medical turn, speak about an evaluation, we trying to, to get some people from place

and they have been violent themes in major cities and towns across the u. k. roy and spring groups of cost with. a police announced price testers, prime minister case thomas says, demonstrates is, will feel the full force on from the the now polling outs and us point to a close contests between comma harris and donald trump for the presidency. the cbs you golf poll shows that the nationally democrats harris is a point ahead of republican trump, but that's well within the margin of error. also remember this in 2016 hillary clinton won the popular vote, bought lost the election. now in key bible ground states the to all level, at the moment iris has made a notable difference with black americans who now say they plan to vote. numbers jump 16 percent since prizes and joe biden pulled out. box trunk has an economic advantage move out. so say they'd be better off financially if he's back in the white house. well, earlier we spoke to michael trial. go or research professor. i'm or it's us with a sense of political studies at the university of michigan. a. he said, wh

u. k. i mean, i'm astounded by maybe outcomes of the french and u. k. a selection, i mean, just because you're with a lot of votes, doesn't mean you're getting much power. a jill, i think, come when the case of trump is what's, what's really interesting for me is that this breaks down this sort of from the crumbling of this foundation to what we believe since so long with the foundations of american democratic model. you know what people really believed to that they almost had a religious reverence to it in the forty's and fifty's and now it's crumbling. and it's comforting on both sides. you know, we talked about trump in his estimated time. it seems to me to invite him to come, don't need to buy some kid to, to shoot bikes and global company. where's the near? nobody's name here now. nobody's doing it seems to be doing it a pretty good self assassination or suicide on himself. you know, we were seeing panic now in the whole system and the democrats are beginning to panic in a different way. you go now i think 20 congressmen have written to, to, to but

u. s. instigating it or whether it was ukraine and the u. s. gave the psalms up, you know, the, so it's definitely in on this. so, you know, why has, has not been investigated. you know, i mean, you and that has had many opportunities to investigate and us keep slapping it down . mm. yeah. is there something fishy there, you know, the fact that we keep suppressing an investigation that that's kind of, you know, very implicating in the night. and so we, i think we know all we need to know here says the disaster. the only course has been to blame russia, but somehow all the narrative has no change to pointed the finger at ukraine. the story now goes 6 drunk ukrainians run to the yacht sale to the ball, succeed somehow without nato's knowledge, and blew up one of the world's most critical energy supply infrastructures. after all, why would you make something like this up? they want everyone to forget the inconvenience statements. usually this made about the importance of destroying the pipelines. they aimed to shift the blame entirely on to the

and the new cost and, and the u. k. chris stoker walker, a technology and digital culture generalist, who also hosts the pod cost tech tonic for the human rights organization. article 19 the organization looks at freedom of expression on line with a focus on the human impacts of big tech and social media. more welcome to both of you. if i could stop with ben. so let's stop 1st of all band with, well, do we know officially so far? we, we know he's been detained, he hasn't been charged, but i have authorities spoken to and i was about, well, the question to him, oh for what that he suspected of and very little sofa. the french police have been quite right since they have said that it's, he's been detained in connection with the preliminary investigation. and it's also being reported that he's being investigated by the, the, the cyber units of this on dominate. and they suggested this connected to a distribution of come up with a drug traffic and terrorist. however, as he said, that sizes are not actually been formally anno

and the small ask the oldest and the u. k . no keeps it stores locked except for your time on the rights begun after false claims spread online that the perpetrator of a deadly mass stabbing was a muslim asylum seekers after racist attacks is huge. community leaders have now come up with a nationwide cool for most lives, not to retaliate. if you're fight fire with fire, if i criminal it through with technology on violence with violence, how does that make you any of us will do the same. if not well, it's because you should be more intelligent. you claim to be most of them and you will have these beautiful teachings and you just going affordable to one side and just bring shame to, to, to, to your name, the reputation of your community. it's, yes, this is a message to purchase. government has promised to keep cracking down on anyone sweeping up on rest as the country tries to cool tensions and find a way for which bangladesh as new care tay for a leader is that to return home in the coming hours to face a country in crisis moham

participants and spread across the u. k stopped by a series of motors in a seaside town and north west of england. 3 goes age 67 and $9.00 was step to death and the noise to attack the children's dense class in southport. police arrested a 17 year old boy who was born in person, but uses on social media falsely claimed he was a muslim asylum seeker newly elected reform, and pe, nigel farrell is, was criticized to speculating whether in his words the truth was being withheld. file source, he's a most can south for was attacked by a fall, right, more local communities are being thrown apart. and these people from outside are coming in and literally just destroying the mosque. and we spoke into the a mom from south port. he said he had to barge a look himself inside the office. so there's other members who were in the mosque at the time. they were afraid the door was going to be broken down. in the days that followed the riot spread hotly. pool in the northeast of england, the police call with satellites. and in london, crowd

and you mentioned the rice and the u. k. and in this case we go to the ground facilitating drug traffic. cuz i mean, we have this new european, this low, but until this point, the social media companies have been left allows the self regulate themselves and put in their own standards for motivation of what they find acceptable and what they time someone i must have spelled as i'm biases and so they put some funny rules in there and things like the ukraine has been downgraded in the search, which is a quote of his but i think because also tony to spend anything more regulation may be coming more government involvement. that'd be coming. and i, i think just crystallizing the debates around, i mean, here we are having exactly the discussion and the, you know, one of the options here is the french could accuse or off of being an accomplice. these kinds not just like coasted them, not just, you know, failing to cooperate with the law enforcement investigation, but actually being accomplished. and if that happens, then he goes to j

what should be the message for the international community, particularly b, u and the us should the warning lights now be flashing? i think the bullets can process needs to go on and the because half those boxes are far reaching implications for region security. and the presence of foreign powers has turned to conflicts into proxy policy. but i think the, the, the interests community like europe in union, i think the, you and united states. but i think with also with other players like church and the other countries need to push towards like the political process. the political process is something that needs to happen and i think we need to but, but also i think that has been word that house that also has concerns about the fact that he's not getting a shut off oil that has been taught that maybe that can happen, and also there is but isn't that other times from, from the governments in the, in west and libya, the, they have going top like talk soon are in order to bring in everyone and then we will respond to different kinds of needs. i think that's very good news in the sense that the po

the u and recognize government is based in triple 8. it's rival administration in the eastern city of been gauzy backs the little heavy for hafta. his forces recently mobilized the of the boat without jerry up and people in libya, a voicing fee is over a ton to civil war. ready so what's next for libya? i'm kind of the divided nation ever be reunited and what was an increase intentions mean for the regions? we'll discuss all of this with a panel of guessing just a moment. but 1st, this report from victoria, gate and b of forces loyal to libya will load heavily for half dar at the buddha with neighboring algeria. this video hasn't been independently verified, but al jerry is says it's concerned about military activity in libya, south west and she, wherever, if region, this comes at a time of increased tension across libya. look, i'm kind of kind. if a rival malicious or not calm down and then not satisfied with a conciliatory solution, they'll be other decisions regarding them. what's going on every day that cause trouble on the streets?

u. k. and the way that that was interpreted, you know, the country heading towards the civil war and so on. and that caused the backlash of william, the prime minister of the. okay. yeah, but i that's equal most of being a professional troll. this is no surprise or the last cause, inserted himself into the panel door of case not least because he shows a lot of things politically and cycling in terms of his belong to the top to that as as supportive. all of the i do at least of, of allowing could continue to our platform for the expression of a lot of right wing opinion that many considered a wondered whether it was a violation of, of hate speech, a laws and crimes. a yeah, nothing to buy. basically that is not, is, you know, most will that we choose to live and he is unfortunately bolt as often decided that he is going to tell you to, in that direction. notably, however, it is interesting that ex fun to eat on. most cars actually exceeded to pretty much every government request that's being sol

uh, print and tv outlets, online outlets in, in the u. k that are right wing media outlets. how does that impact all this? and yeah, i think they have had an impact. um and again with social media there is a growing profile full of bar, right? media outlets as well, but again, i think our attention can be distracted from the fact that we're seeing list within traditional media as well. you know, a couple of weeks ago the guardian has a, an odd school with former prime minister tony black saying that in order to defeat the far right, you need to cub immigration. and these are the kinds of narratives the being pushed in traditional major as well. sir, i think sometimes we can be distracted when we're looking to the far right where i'm missing more directly in front of us as well. sure, i know we only have a couple of minutes left, but let me just ask you from your perspective right now. i mean, if this isn't dealt with in a, in a constructive way, how concerned are you about where all this is headed? and i'm really concerned even now i think that we're talking about what, what

u. k. and made fresh protests after a mass stopping that killed 3 young girls sparks several nights of riots. protesters have been galvanized by far right. social media channels. quoting for an end to immigration after the perpetrator was wrong, the identified as a refugee and then his way to rival march is in support of the government. and the political opposition are taking place in several settings in cities including the capital, correct us, finish reading. origins have ratified me for last night. who goes election victory last week about a growing number of nations including the united states, argentina as peru recognize his opponent as the true winter police and nigeria has made dozens of arrests on the 3rd day of nationwide protests over economic hardship. authority say they've arrested hundreds of people since thursday rights group, and i'm just the international says security forces have killed 13 people during the protests placed an id allegations. police in somalia say at least 32 pe

u. k. and the european union ties has been spring since breakfast when britain left the block strong were visited berlin's brandon for gay before meeting chancellor. alas, schultz the. when's nuclear watch dogs, as any attack on a power plant in russia's course region could have a catastrophic consequences. raphael grocery was inspecting the nuclear facility in an area where ukrainian troops have made advances in recent weeks. while paris is gearing up for the paralympic games, which kick off with the opening ceremony this evening. the games will make use of many of the vineyards that were used for the olympics, or the 4000 athletes with disabilities are going to be competing for gold, silver and bronze metals. organizers say nearly 2000000 tickets have been sold so far. and the city is hoping to spot light, it's work to make the games more accessible than ever before. but recalibrating, a city like paris is no easy task. our correspondent rosie burkhard has this report from the french capital

it comes out to budapest, decided to simplify long to be does for russia and deliveries a several. e. u officials, one that could lead me to the russian spies and all the dangerous elements into the block. and therefore, the one security be stopped. but one job and politicians sense of the border control rules should be followed equally by or members of the block. european treaties allow border controls and exceptional situations. just as we do with poland and the czech republic. countries such as austria, croatia, slovakia, and romania would have to do the same. it is unacceptable for an e. u state to allow russians into that country virtually unchecked. now for more on a story like cross live to jump and politician and the for my m e p. do the back. good. i'm dr. lots or have you enjoyed me right now. so once again, yeah. once again we, we see the in fighting between inside the ease you, what does it say about the block stability and democracy? well, there is in fighting. they all have different opinions. but i think the establishment and the launch meant the states that by germany, i

u. s. and, you know, on, on this issue there was a distant thing from, in, from the old west, from, from ukraine. there is a, i'm happy with the city lensky, and so that is, you can grab it done and quite often in the united states, talk to, to politicians or there, and just see that there's a distance. and so even just trumbull harris, whoever is present in this united states that would be according to on and then the there they came into the support jo crane. this is obvious to me that was supposed to have the stop at west point. and so they found all american boston race as a back on the front lines of the quaint conflict and posting photos on social media . talking about location as buses. cost region of despite this p, m. c is previous appearance on the battlefield, leaving many in the ranks that are these equal sign of praise. us more the full bumps of ation group. it began as a sort of a military life style brand that was founded by the us military veterans. they quickly established and

u. s. coo and can be renewed u. k. u. s. and you unborn guys as i did, it's 10 to month now involving lebanon, the ron, yemen, syria and iraq. how much more is washington prepared to sacrifice as it provokes war with north korea and china? that's that alone regime change plans and venezuela and feigning strategy in africa . a country that has over 750 military bases and over 80 countries, the united states as a world away from its pre world war 2, isolation is policies somebody, whoever is in charge of the white house, make stop the world war 3. even before kamala harris, so donald trump in here at 1600 pennsylvania avenue in january, kind of douglas mcgregor is a u. s. army veteran and full. i'm a senior advisor to the us extra defense and the trump administration advised on putting the was on yugoslavia and the rock and was on the board of his alma mater, the u. s. military academy at west point. his books on military changing clues transformation under 5 revolutionizing how america fights. he's also now the ceo of the move

and perhaps young people across the u. k. feel the voices and not being heard from suddenly the sounds that probably be the stop was making at the moment after his visit to both by lane and paris to functions. that's entirely financing. what's happening in the u. k. government has some hesitancy about how to play negotiations with brussels. they haven't really started yet because the it was in the process of from having new commissioners forming it, forming a new commission which was happening before the end of the yeah. i don't know why the apple was still thing with, with germany in front. but i think once we get towards the end of the yeah, i mean, so next year i think the focus of negotiations will turn so long the number of souls and the issues like use mobility like improving the u. k. trading go version agreement with the you, virus, we'll move to census stage of the moment, really these engagements with friends in germany, a language foundations. and we'll start filling the gap because folks with the you come to in fac

operation in this version zaleski seems like a bit of a dork, but remains nice in the end natal ball and the u. k. and especially being that it states are exaggerated. they're just bit stupid for not having been able to see the blow coming, but they remain very nice indeed. and who actually believes that you might be wondering where exactly does the c r c i a come into this whole spied trailer. well, just so you know, they were the voice of reason, of course, the ones who talked zalinski down from letting vladimir z, the ghost of the north sea and his drinking bodies from trying to blow up 1.6 inch steel pipe. it's wrapped in another 4.3 inches of concrete, and maybe just instead stick to up naked head 1st diving on the slipping slide into the walls of the bar. so did the c, i a talk some sense into this guy as well. if russian bates, that means tanks or troops crossing the, the border of ukraine's again, then there will be we, there will be no longer on our steam to we, we will figure that, how will you do that this exact way since the project and control of the project, this was in germany's

and the british rock band oasis are getting back together for a reunion tour. the 1st concert set for the u. k. and ireland next summer for a says shop to start them in the ninety's with hits like wonder wall and don't look back in anger. a 15 year long feud between brothers liam and no gallagher has caps the band of parts until now, as they were never once to minutes the words. and after days of hints and speculation, the announcement the brit pop legends, oasis are re uniting for a world wide tour starting in the u. k. next summer. it marks the end of an infamous 15 year feud between brothers liam and no gallagher to day is going to be the band behind it. songs including wonder will and don't look back in anger, announced it will play multiple shows in card of london, edinburgh, dublin, and their hometown of manchester, where fans are absolutely delighted. yeah, it's great news while excite. uh, probably gonna try get some kicks on friday. at one different my off fuel will be fairly well trying to get the kids and it's almost a chunk for so really for each child. so to little band. so lif

u. k, and other governments are urging their citizens to leave living on as soon as possible. the was embassy, lebanon told it citizens to leave on any ticket available after several airlines suspended and canceled flights to be route. yes. if it's any very, very sketch. anybody out myself together and uh, i've already booked a ticket and now at the airport, they're saying it's going to go okay, sounds good. honestly, i'm very scared. i'm scared. i wouldn't be able to leave the country and it's dying here and yeah, and it's good type of meanwhile and gaza, the violence continues unabated. this was the scene after and is really striking on a school compact of the israel claims. the school was being used as a from us weapons factory but local officials say the building was housing thousands displaced by the fighting. and the after they struck, we came here and found the school under houses completely destroyed. and when i'm there are people who were injured size of a wire on the streets behind the school. i never killed an engine. many is really, is, are calling for an into the

u. k, france and germany having advised their citizens to leave the country. the u. s. has told people to book any ticket available to them and military units from several west her nations are on stand by to 8 evacuations showed the situation worse and how many were visiting relatives 11 are also flea, and they fear this of might. well, it might be a long time until they see their families again, visible how to trace that reports now from a route a long wait to reunion is about to end. the usually morning coffee actually is not cheerful today. the outcome of the had big funds for this to in the been on the, came from the by to spend their vacation with their in laws in basement. but due to the growing tension in live and then the some of the have to come to a vacation and half and book the earliest flights out to happen when this is my 1st vacation in 2 years, i chose to spend it and 11 and with my family and my friends, but it's getting more and more tense and i'm worried that i may get stuck here. i had a similar experience in the 2006 full. and i didn't want to go thr

the us france and the u. k. are among those denouncing the attack on the hill top village of jeep. israel has also issued a rare rebuke warning satler's. it's the job of the israel defense forces and israel security forces to quote, fight terrorism, of the family of rashid. too late to come for to each other at his funeral. before leaving the mosque to join, the hundreds of moon is gathered for the final procession. the 23 year old was shot dead during a rage biased really subtle is in the village of jet. in the occupied west bank and the settlers were shooting from a very close range. not these really ami because this is my nephew was shot and the bullet passed through his body from back to front. he was killed off and it was not the army who shot him. it was the settlers. i'm sure just a little hole insulting in the settler stones, the village on thursday, setting fire to cause homes and shooting residents. love scenes the game in and it was a, it was more they were in full uniforms. the i'll be all gone during

u. k. and other governments urged their citizens to leave lebanon as soon as possible. the u. s. embassy and 11 on his telling its citizens to leave on quote, any ticket available after several airlines suspended and canceled flights to be route. british nationals have been told to quote, believe now by the u. k. government, a mid fears of the conflict in the region escalating i x e w, corresponded tonya kramer in jerusalem to tell us about the mood and israel, or, well, i think it depends. so you all that's coming, genuinely, some people i talked to you over the past week. they said what it had to be done. you know, the strikes and they roots but also in turnaround for which is what it has not taken responsibility. but they see this as necessary for as well as deterrence. others have set a now what does that mean then for the hostages that are still being held and goes on for the talk. so to bring them home. but generally speaking, here they moved is a bit, it's of waiting period. everybody is now talking about what will be the scope of this rotation, the anticipate to retalia

and those who are afore e u. and to gratian, as well as those who are russian speakers, i feel closer to the most goals of world vision well with the clock. second, there's been a significant increase in pro you advertising all across mold over and likewise the countries opposition.

and then the nature of propaganda media that you have in the u. s. and in nato nations, when national security advisor jake sullivan, biden's advisor said, as he said, as regards the why, the us ascending weapons to israel committing genocide, according to most people around the world, he said, what we're going to be looking at is whether there is a lot of death and destruction from this operation. as regards the may, the 15th uh, another $1000000000.00 of us public money sent in at yahoo. does he facilitate this all the cost in rafa? of course, he did, everyone who's completed a, as facilitated from president joseph biden, down to the lowest member of the united states government, who now has not walked out and resigned in shame and anger over the policy. um, he was back up just for a minute. if you look at what is happening in the i, c, j, m, the i c c. we're seeing the 1st display of more or less balanced international justice. in the past the i c. c, basically a captive of the non signatory power of the united states. only would i have to black pe

b, u and several latin american countries or reject the result also for should have dismissed to us claims that a ceasefire and dog back would be closed the us egypt and got the backend a bridge and proposal in that bringing and selling him off closer to a did the bulletin group refuse to take part directly in the late the stops accusing israel of negotiating in bad faith? tens of thousands of people all without sol as hard of getting a nest. old battle has been moved to the residents of sheltering from the slow moving storm. towards these, a warning significant flooding is likely in cost. 2 reasons. landon's historic somerset house has been closed because of a fire. no injuries to start over as it does have been reported. the galleries extensive ox collection and tooting works by morning when go and suzanne was on damaged. it's not knowing what caused the incident on to indonesia now, which is celebrating its independence day 79 years since it broke free from dust through. the national flag is also being raised over the new capital city. no sentato. indonesia has always kept the cart that