u. k, but all the other around the world as well. saying that this is, this is the right way forward. charlotte, thank you so much for that. the charlotte telson, pills reporting from london a gauze has come off control civil defense agency says it has um covered almost $300.00 bodies buried in the mass graves. the agency says some of the dead had no closing. it was uncovered inside the not so hospital complex and the southern city of han, eunice. the hospital was ready to twice by is ready troops and is no longer operational. israel military says it is tracking the information which has not yet been independently verified. meanwhile, a new independent report says, israel has failed to provide evidence for its claim that members of the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees were involved in terrorist activities. the review was commissioned by the un following is randy allegations. the 12 on rough stuff were involved in the october, the 7th come on terror attacks. it concluded that unreal has procedures in place to ensure it's you tryi

u. k. all cooperation makes the u. k. and israel more secure for external threats. a common belief to that, how much does a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type of focus in the senate where the secretary of defense appeared before the um services committee. to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by us, send it to israel, committing genocide and gaza sorta regard and i, we don't have any evidence of genocide being created. so that's a, that's a no, israel's not committing genocide and gaza, we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to mind israel's accountability, the department of defense and the state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself friend of israel and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a mouse. they are playing into a mouse as hands when you kill a civilian ch

u. k. all, any candidates who are focused on climate likely to win? well, i mean, we'd some id, say a myriad of, of countries here. i'm thinking of buying a dash for example, and was all about the poles it's, it has to be the country that's been massively affected by climate change did feature in the election. i don't think as strongly as, as many people would, would think, you know, that the idea is that voters focus on certain issues on domestic issues at when they go to the polls in the united states savvy. that's a huge the, it's become a very political issue. we see the republican candidate, donald trump, for example. i really take up the call against electric vehicles. for example, i would kind of device of a wedge issue. and now the politicians have to listen to their main a, you know, younger supporters and do a whole show that the younger voters and do that. you climates at one of the policies of their politicians at the, at the moment, as i say, polls particularly in your, for the european elections, are suggesting that those green parties pa

u. k is the routes to those appeals has now been stuff has now been significantly narrow through only at all and for peel piece before the u. k. codes on individual grounds, rather than on general grounds in relation to, to save your for one to make an appointment with kings. college london is probably appreciate your time and your analysis today. thank you. all right, here's a quick look down some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. a new independent reports as it is real has failed to provide evidence backing up its claim to 12 members of the human agency for palestinian refugees were involved in the october 7th. come off terror attacks. the review panel commission by the un found that only rucker has procedures in place to ensure its neutrality. but it also says that under has room for improve. police have a rest of dozens of students at a pro palestinian demonstration at new york university. hundreds of protestors, many of them jewish protested despite campus warnings, not to do their universities across the us that seem similar approaches since the israel fr

u. c. k. all over 200 humanitarian aid workers have now killed in the war and cause us fueling in good and cause but his right and the best to protect civilians. kate phillips for us. so is vice president of global policy and advocacy at the annual nursing court. i asked her, what impact this era strike would have on guessing much needed aid in 2000? this will be yet another barrier to getting aid into the people in the office strictly desperately needs. this insurance strike is a tragic illustration of the, the, the security barriers that humanitarian organizations have been raising for the better part of 6 months. now they're effectively no safety guarantees for humanitarian aid workers, which have led to roughly 200 people being killed, including the 7 with world central kitchen over the last day. and unfortunately, this has been a feature of this complex and, and has me humanitarian operations in gaza. among the deadliest in the world in terms of humanitarian work or safety, this has proven to

u. k. all cooperation makes the u. k. and israel more secure for external threats. a common belief to that how much this a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type focused in the senate, where the secretary of defense appeared before the um services committee. to discuss his 2025 budget the session was interrupted by protesters, some accusing israel of genocide. and the question was put directly by a sent it to israel, committing genocide and gaza sorta regard and i, we don't have any evidence of genocide being created. so that's a, that's a no, israel's not committing genocide and gaza, we don't have evidence of that. but others continue to mind israel's accountability, the department of defense and the state department are currently assessing whether is real is in compliance with international humanitarian law. i consider myself friend of israel and by not separating the palestinian civilians from a moss. they are playing demoss is hands when you kill a civilian child. their

u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with u. case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just con, lawful and humane, but wasteful and expensive to when government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever have despite all that, there has been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries the the plan as a possible model dw charlotte chelsea pill follow that story for us from london. i asked her why it took so long for parliament to pass the boot. this is this evening to use in the making for this partial fashion legislation. and then me go back to the pub this next feed, a back and forth in palm. and since you've been talking about that, and now finally this to a set to become what is free is a big victory for the prime minister. never. she seen a 3 has things to premiership on this legislation that i keep

u. k. all right, but as i suppose looking for that. so for them, thanks so much and a well not just different markets and several countries are coming on the increasing scrutiny or the price gouging in australia. a government inquiry into the grocery sick that has been long standing using and shuffles are paying some of the highest prices in the world. wayne high reports from oakland of the easy land is in a recession. money is tied to so many and more than any with that's being felt in the supermarkets. there were just 2 major grocery companies in new zealand, which control 80 percent of the markets, squeezing consumers and supplies. on the same time, i only have one or 2 magistrates my pets to sell to. i don't feel like they're able to put a livelihood risk. and i will say he took 6, the 10s that i could buy from us. look at me delegations of price gouging at anti competitive behavior. last year, the government introduced amended 3 code of conduct for the grocery companies. there been many complaints. again, supermarkets, both here a

u. k. all the parts of europe, france, and italy, australia. does this old reflect what appears to be a, a growing global solidarity movement that could possibly shape the course of this war? indeed it does. and it does because of the students and the you cannot, it's hot, it's, it becomes more hard for me to play them through mainstream media. through politicians. i have seen that the national from failing to address don't going to talk to them because you have the impact of social media as well. you cannot hide the truth from them. so all these factors have more or less a contributed to this uprising to this uh, a weakening and its 3 to significant because we're talking about students who are members of the, i believe, decision diversities. and it's becoming not worldwide. and so it's a good cause junction, in my opinion, because these are the pipeline for the markets for the economy, the, some of the leaders of the future. so all of which for is for this moment, them to keep growing and eventually lead to a significant change in the public o

u. k. all warning crop pills will be hey, it's after months of heavy rain and then tie, failed still on the water. in some areas, food production is expected to be significantly reduced in an industry already struggling with higher fuel and so its allies, the costs, and the haywood reports from lincolnshire the east of england. a huge swayed subprime english farm land on the was a month suffered. devastating storm swept the country. the levels a slow day receding, but the damage has been done. a few weeks ago these fields resembled an inland sea . the only way to get to the house was by boat should all be planted, should be great farmer henry would find himself facing a financial bottle caused by massive storms and a t mum, super cold rain falls. this up see the horizon, the, you know, i'm a young farm, a call a baby on the way, trying to provide for my family. and this is how i meant to in the living is by producing food and selling it. and if it's covered in mall, so i can't do that and you g

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u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with the case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and humane, but wasteful, and expensive to one government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever have. despite all that, there have been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries the, the plan as a possible model. a state of new shallow chosen pill has moved basically this evening to me is in the making as it is punctual fashion legislation. let me go back to we've had this nancy a back and forth in poem. and since you've been talking about that. and now finally, this bill, a set to come to this really is a big victory for the prime minister to me where she's seen that reading has things to print me. a shift on this legislation that i keep all the people, the key policy for him in a crucial election. yeah. now why? because

u. k, which all but the main markets, fullness the in europe. and the situation is to say, no, uh most baby cereals and growing up, you know, uh, products sold by next the whole. so without any edits you, there is quite ironic because the world health organization and, and basically there's a consensus at the, at the global level that the sugar added sugar is the key public enemy when it comes to nutrition house. but on the other hand, you don't find information about the amount of audit sugar on the picky package of the product. now the report compatible should the content of 2 of natalie is the best selling baby food brands and low and middle income countries in file. and it will be on india that was up to 6 grams of sugar by 7. surprisingly the same brands in europe contain no sugar a t o r j is rebecca and happy to pull who has been looking at the situation in indonesia. i didn't castigation by zullie space watched off public eye and international b. b, food action network has her feel set nestle, the global food and beverage dry and f, x pr

u. k, which all the main markets fullness the in europe. and the situation is to say no, uh most baby cereals and growing up, you know, the product sold by and that's the whole. so without any added shooter. so we confronted nestle with our findings and their response is basically that they comply with all national leisure stations. and international stumbles, and this is true. but as i mentioned, they are the one. they have a huge influence on the weight and national legislations and the context, tons of, uh, being developed. and so of course they comply with those funds cleared those found on the sugar here. no sugar in there. that's one that's i mean the sugar is available. they want to edit, they just added. they remove that in switzerland, in europe for other reasons, because they know that consumers don't accept it anymore. and i don't think the baby's, the in africa in asia, or in any other allowing me to come country like more sugar and bathing suits. and i'm the one year up there for compared to the sugar content of 2 of nestlings.

u. k, which all but the main markets for misleading europe. and the situation is to say no, uh most baby cereals been growing up, you know, uh, products sold by next the whole. so without any edits you, there is quite ironic because the world health organization and and basically there is a consensus at the global level that the sugar added sugar is the key public enemy when it comes to nutrition house. but on the other hand, you don't find information about the amount of audit sugar on the picky package of the product. now, the report compact, they show the content of to nestle best selling bbc brands and low and middle income countries in file. and if the opium and india there was up to 6 grams of sugar past subbing surprisingly, the same brands in europe contains no sugar at all. are tease rebecca and that be to food who has been looking at the situation in indonesia. my name's astrogation by zurich, base watched off public eye and international b. b for action network has their field set, nestle, the global food and beverage dry and f. x p

u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with you case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and humane, but waste for an expensive to one government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever have despite all that, there have been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries the the plan as a possible model rating, the president abraham, the re easy is on a 3 day visit a packet. stay on. this is the 1st overseas trip. by the way, the president of this country launched a massive air strike against israel in retaliation for his really strikes in damascus. the visit is being seen as an effort bind to ron to secure regional support. as it runs, conflict with is really in the middle east, deep, it's iranian president. ibrahim is that you see received a warm welcome and focused on race these, these focused on as an important

u. k. just all is opposite. the government pos is a controversial largest and migrants and refugees sort of london and running to protect their culture. and land preserves indigenous peoples, a staging, a 5 day process and the capital, the 17 gmc, we're going to begin in gaza, israel's waters and it's 200 today. more than 34183 palestinians have been killed since october. the 7th. and there are no signs of the volumes ending in the central parts of the strip is really air strikes of targeted all will say that refugee count areas and then often the size of also being hit. meanwhile, kata was confirmed, it still involved in mediation efforts to reach a cx 5, despite attempts to undermine the process of the i know we assessing our role as the as mediators. we need serious commitment by all sides to reach a deal. and secondly, attacking the mediator does not show commitment, does not show seriousness and does show a lack of enthusiasm and positively engaging in the mediation process. and this is what we are getting

u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with the case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just called lawful and humane, but waste for an expensive to one government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. but it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever has despite all that, there has been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme, eager to cut down on migration other countries the. the plan as a possible model is a quick reminder of our top story for you. recovery efforts on going at the size of the mass graves in garza and a mass controlled civil defense team say they have recovered nearly 300 forties deprived was found in the knots and medical complex which was previously rated. why is there any we have time for coming up next on failed, on monday, could speak, and i'll be back at the top of the hour with more international headlines. thanks for watching the questions. got issues with a lot say what the man turns

u. k. it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever have despite all that, there have been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries the, the plan as a possible model. i, u. k. correspondence to get mazda of the following events in parliament in london for us, whether new rolando is being debated today. high bug it now receives the next government has finally managed to get this lower on the books. what happens now? so there are many question marks that remain in connection with this new rhonda bill because we don't know how many people and when they will actually go on the slide to lawyers migration groups. they will try and prove that the individual plans will come to home if they are being proceeded and being deported to around. they could become claims that the european court of human rights. so there are many legal challenges expected to be a head, bolts of their practical challenges because people to try and evade those deportations they could go on the ground, not that many people actually in d

u. k, they all cut off funding to the agency. but unlike of this new report, but it has said it will now resume its payments. well, the policy unit reg cousins, folks posted in the bile farm stock has strong woods. she claims such accusations, they're actually about hidden during humanitarian. what? see basically the same process, how experience such allegations against our medical, his past wordpress, entities and ambulances. as when this happened as many times during the 7 months, or was when there's a voices after both the or cs hostages. and how many of those present in genuine is . and i was supposed to be saying that he does the city. we have these claims of allegations, these allegations were a try. i were, i'm just an attempt to give justification for this act. again, i would hope these educations were not to be in danger, the lives of many kind of style and the patients as well. so we continue to call on the international community to apply it pressure to insure protection for health care workers, medical for swimming, a

u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with the case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just con, lawful and humane, but wasteful and expensive to when government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever has despite all that, there has been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries the, the plan as a possible model. let's get across to our u. k. correspondent, where get mass that she's following the day in parliament in london. forget prime minister wishes to not has pledged that the very 1st flights deporting migraines to a one to will leave in 10 to 12 weeks time. come what may, how realistic is that a prime minister originally so not has really made the so called run the plan central to his re election strategy. there will be electrons within the next months in the u. k. and he has promised at every opportunity that he wil

u. k. in germany all suspended funding to the agency, but in light of a new report. but in a said they would now resume its payments. palestinian reg, preston's books, boston and above our psych claims of these will make such accusations to head of human nature and look that we basically have to finish the process. how experience such allegations against our medical, his past wordpress entities and ambulances. as when this happened, as many times during the 7 months of or when does the voices attract both the are cs hostages, and how many people speaking it can you? and if i'm supposed to be saying that he does the city, we have these claims of allegations. these allegations were a try. i were, i'm just an attempt to give justification for this re fax again or what, how these engagements were not to be in danger of the lives before the committee kind of style and the patients as well. so we continue to call on the international community to apply it pressure to ensure protection for health care workers, medical for swimming, and hospices, we wish for the internationa

u. k. is a direct policy to the conflicts i'll tell you, has all the u. k. will native comments and will bring to the reply as soon as they associate professor and independent research a greg simon's so it's a u. k. his face is reputation on the line by supporting key if on the list of showing this desperation as a political level, because otherwise the deeper game blows. but there are a slot machine that is showing up in bombing. but what do they do? they double down, they put the whole political career reputation on being able to beat russia using your crime. and everything is probably been, this is locked out to be the guys. so what did i do? that doesn't battle desperation. i mean, this is a very tactical level of it, it shows no, i mean the desperation about the ripples this which wisdom politicians of the higher and the most as brothers loves but the site, it's all lewis's to the west is instigating terrorism in russia. recordings of the countries deputy foreign minister, his pullman came off, the most goes late is pro revealed that ukraine's original

u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with u. case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and humane, but wasteful and expensive to when government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever have despite all that, there have been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries the, the plan as a possible model. alright, let's chris straight over to london. where are you? k correspondent charlotte chilton pill has been following events for us. hi charlotte. so this bill is finally set to become loyal. can you talk us through mondays? events in the process, you call them and tell us what happened as well as rudy has been used in the making 2 years since it was thus proposed. since then, they've been very protracted legal by tools, including from the supreme court to said that what risks associated

u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with the case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and humane, but wasteful, and expensive to one government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever have. despite all that, there have been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries the, the plan as a possible model. more than 2 years after the russian invasion of ukraine border areas are still coming under heavy showing a month ago, rush to begin bombing bombarding towns and villages in the see me region in northeastern ukraine using missiles and guided bogs, dw met with residence of a village called village is already of the silly regions 6 kilometers from the russian border. before the month varmints and march, $4000.00 people lived in the village of the league. peace carissa. now about $500.00 are left. the regional gover

u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with the case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and humane, but wasteful, and expensive to one government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan would ever have. despite all that, there has been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries the, the plan as a possible model. are you k correspondent charlotte telson? pill has been following events in london. hi that charlotte. so this bill is finally set to become low. can you talk us through mondays? events and in the british parliament to yeah, absolutely, and this is, is in the making re, to years since this legislation was us for, i suppose since then we month sold in phone and fax it back and forth between the, the house and the low a house support funding, including the 9th, was points against this one on the hours of the mornin

u. k and gemini, all suspended funding to the agency or the light of the new report very and the said it will now res units, payment processing and red crescent spokesperson and the policy side of the claims of these will make such accusations. the head of human nature and look the independent review conduct to the once again found no evidence of the own rule on members participating in terrorist activities. it did not come to us any surprise. no, it's not because the, basically at the sign or a precedence have experience such allegations against our medical, his past procedures and ambulances as when this happened as many times during the 7 months or, or was when this reverses abstract both p or cs, whole speakers and how many of those present in 10 units and the whole speaker that he does the city, we have these kind of allegations, these allegations were a try. i were, i'm just an attempt to give justification for the fax again or what, how these allegations were not true and they endanger the lives before the committee kind of style and the patients as well. so we continue to call on

u k. in germany, all suspended funding to the agency, but a lot of the new report, but it inside they would now resume its payments. policy senior reg, precedence, bulk spice, and evolved for soc claims of the easel. make such accusations to hand to humanitarian work. we basically have to kind of find a process how experience such allegations against our medical, his past wordpress, energies, and ambulances. as when this happens is many times as using the 7 once or twice . when does reverses after both the or cs hostages, and how many of those pieces in units and outputs will speak when he does the city . we have these claims of allegations. these allegations were a try were and just an attempt to give justification for the fax. again, or what, how these engagements were not to be in danger of the lives before the committee kind of style and the patients as well. so we continue to call on the international community to apply it pressure to insure protection for health care workers, medical impersonate hospices. we wish 4 and the entered announcement communities to continue funding. caldwell

u, k, and jelly, all suspended funding to the agency. but in light of the new report by the inside, they would now resume its payments. while the senior reg crescent spokes busing, the bol, the plus sign, claim to the israel, make sites, calculations to hand humanitarian work. we basically at the sign or a process, how experience such allegations against our medical, his past, or what percentages and ambulances as when this happened as many times during the 7 months. or when does reverses after both the or cs hostages, and how many of those present in 10 units? and i was supposed to be saying that he does the city. we have these claims of allegations. these allegations were to try were, i'm just an attempt to give justification for this fact, again, a way to how these integrations were not to be in danger. the lives before the committee kind of style and the patients as well. so we continue to call on the international community to apply it pressure to ensure protection for health care workers, medical for swimming, and hospices, we wish

u. k is a direct policy to the conflict. also, he has all the u. k. world navy for comments will bring you the reply. as soon as it comes in, associated professor and independent research and greg simons, as the u. k is placed as reputation on the line by supposing he f showing this desperation as a political level because the deeper gambler's the slot machine is showing up in my mind. but what do they do that double down? they put the whole political career reputation on being able to beat russia using you and everything is probably going. this is not going to be the case. so what did i do? that doesn't battle desperation. i mean, this is a very tactical level of it that shows me the desperation about the ripples this which wisdom politicians of behavior and the most as furnish was but the site itself, lewis's perfect. the president booth and house held a video conference with the governors whose regions were affected by the flood, creeping across central russian government boots and emphasize which issues should take priority. as local governments

when and have to strike back around, launched more than 300 weapons, but nearly all were shocked down by israel. the us u. k. and george were leaders are urging restraint on all sides. us president joe biden has told nothing. yeah. who washington will not participate in any military retaliation to ron says it's a sold was measured and justified in response to an earlier attack on its consulate in damascus. flashes in the sky over jerusalem and dying to mean action. busy this voltage shows the interception dismissals and drones launched by iran after the 1st ever direct to military attack on israel from a rainy and territory concern is growing over a possible so the escalation is really war cabinet meant. but then he can made a defiant statement that did little to allay those fears. yeah. yeah. style, i was it only this incident is not over. we will build a regional co edition and collect the price from a run in a way. and at the time that suits us, even though us president joe biden reaffirmed what he called americas i and collab commitment to the security of israel. but the white house added by didn't had

include their people that's good to offer canals got a set to welcome back 30 to stolen royal all the facts from the u. k. but the reunion is temporary. 15 of them are on unloaded from the british museum, while another 17 being had land out by the victoria and albert museum. about most of the ash on to all the facts of the u. k. were obtained throughout the anglo ashanti was nearly 2 centuries ago. so a deal was broken back in january by 2 british museums and the mon here palace museum in ghana. ashanti is current router, was heavily involved in the negotiations. they returned after facts will only be available on loan for a 3 year period, which could later be extended. british law prohibits a permanent return of artifacts to the country of origin of the gunny and cultural minister of special adviser has expressed outrage over the conditional return of the app to fax to their country up all region. we know the optics with stolen involved in circumstances whenever the items belong to the sante people. if somebody came into the house and run selected, install objects and then kept them in the house. and th

all on c o 2 eagle. and as it is right now, do you think about the ease really ease wells made allies like the united states, u. k, in germany, will comply with this resolution after all of this? now unfortunately, i think that without significant power, a significant pressure from from their own citizens. nothing is going to happen. um it is, it is time we force governments to force a throw to stop the war and it is up to individual people. and the in civil society to do so because it is abundantly clear that governments of their own volition are simply not stepping up to all right, we have to leave you here now is rarely active as a dentist and pull lot. thank you so much for your insight. thank you for having me . now what the civilian desk told and guys are now passing $33000.00 the most of them. well, just united. the demonstration is the mazda annual college day, which is dedicated to the flight of palestinians across the parts of the mazda of, well, the people have been taken to the street in the show of solidarity, as well as the voice and the rod easels actions in gaza. and it's us military support. peac

u. k. just all is also the government pos as a controversial to send microns and refugees to lawanda and support the us. government has agreed a $138000000.00 settlements for larry and officers. victor, it comes after more than a 100 people to use the f. b. i have miss handling allegations of sexual assault against a former team doctor usa gymnastics. the 18 g m t were going to begin in gus. israel's war is in its to hundreds day more than 34180 sweet palestinians have been killed since october the 7th. and there are no signs of the violence ending in the central parts of the strip is ready air strikes of targeted all those set of refugee camp areas in the north and the size of also being head. meanwhile, cottle has confirmed its still involved in mediation efforts to reach us these 5, despite attempts to undermine the process. in the i that we assessing our role as the, as mediators, we need serious commitment by all sides to reach a deal. and certainly attacking the mediator does not show commitment, does not show seriousness and does show a lack of enthusiasm and positively engaging in the me

almost all the missiles were intercepted by israel and the united states. the u. k and jordan also shot down drones. they're running revolutionary guards as the assault was in retaliation for an attack on its diplomatic compound, in syria, on april 1st, which killed 16 people, including several iranian generals. and there has been widespread international condemnation of the iranian attack. president joe biden repeated the united states iron clad support for israel un secretary general. antonio debt has criticized what he called a serious escalation by iran. the when security council has called an emergency meeting, germany's board minister and the lena bear block also condemned the attacks. and it could plunge the entire region into chaos. and british prime minister, where she sooner called the, sold a reckless and vowed to stand up for is rarely security. w corresponded rebecca rivers, gave us this update on the situation in israel this morning on the street. suddenly in jerusalem it is pretty much business as usual this morning on my way in. cafe is will open, sh

almost all the missiles were intercepted by israel and its allies, including the united states, the u. k. and to jordan. they are running revolutionary guards as the a sold was in retaliation for an attack on its diplomatic compound, in syria, on april 1st, which killed 16 people, including iranian generals, that there has been widespread international condemnation of the iranian attack for has been jo, white and repeated the united states, iron clad support for israel un secretary general antonio, which has criticized what he called a serious escalation by iran un security council has called an emergency meeting. germany's foreign minister and elaina bare bach also condemns the attacks. a could plunge the entire region into chaos and british prime minister wishes do not call the assault reckless and vowed to stand up for israel security. dw correspondent rebecca rivers in jerusalem gave us this update about the situation in israel this morning on the street. suddenly in jerusalem, it is pretty much business as usual this morning on my way in cafe is will open, shots were up and people w

more than $300.00 missiles and drones and its 1st direct attack on israel. nearly all were shop town by is route the u. s. u k. jordan, israel's president says, be rainy and attack amounts to a declaration of war. all right, you are up to days coming up next sports life needs a chilean, he's one of the world's best free stop rover of writers uses for talent to inspire others. thank you for that for me in the team. take care the rules we say they're about never giving up every weekend on d. w. cost about why does that because like now i'm leaving the new.

yeah, maybe all the u. k has already been the biggest belligerent in the contact with ukraine to date, less course live now independent journalist areas liquified. joining us here on the program a variable. welcome look, always good to get you one. what do you think you do? you think i'm savanski has a right to be, i don't know, upset even. i don't know, jealous why, why western states are happy to come so quickly. the israel is defense, but suddenly cautious when it comes to ukraine. i mean, lose. i don't know to a, some friendship is worth more than others. it was to be expected and understands savanski the way you know, had it sort of jealousy, but for one. so i would agree with cameron saying, we have died already. we have given a loss of weapons, all our weapons actually should he should say to, to you. and they're all normal patriot batteries in the united states to deliver out too well to ukraine. we don't have to shows that the crane requires, you know, the kind of shelves of europe next year might pr

u. k. u, along with countries like australia, canada, japan of all imposed over 16500 sanctions just on russia. now is that the next, the opportunity for the americans to go after the chinese? i mean, if that doesn't work, they go back there other technique which is steal, strangle, and sanction. and they will try to do everything they can to sanction china into. and i believe in, like they have attempted unsuccessfully to do with russia, the americans, when they want to stir up trouble, they will. i mean, this is china's tie one here. they should just go back and look at the communicate many decades ago. they're agreements that they would not arm or even come near taiwan. and once again, they're storing the problems. it's the playbook. we've seen this playbook time and time again. i think america at this time is running out of nations to actually evade switzerland has announced that a so called pace. some of the new crane will take place in mid june without russian participation. this was the foreign minister alleges they tried to involve moscow. you be, i think look at it and is this has gon

u. k. is the victim of a brutal tire attack and clearly has the right to defend itself. we should all be careful with, with this time, particularly given how you doing community tensions in the u. k. of the following, the backlash or the presenter in question went on the defensive saying he had not expressed either his will the bbc's position on the consulate in ga so well that's across live out a martin j. john, there's an editor at alan mcgregor. that'd be thoughtful of, i mean, come on, grow of backbone. why don't shak good grief, martin? i mean, look the present, just comment. seeing just uh cool, quite the horn is nest here. surprised at the reaction and all you, i mean what was behind the think no. i think what was seeing in, in recent years in prison and in many european countries now is, is slow to buy some of the salami sausage removal, a hold of democratic principles. you know, we've, we've been coming freshest states, no question about it. if you're not interested in the date in germany, there was a published on the debate which is organized by a former creek, 1st minister