u. k. david cameron and yesterday, and they had a very similar view and when it comes to the si size, so it's important to see how the us will vote and, but also how the u. k. well, the with other members of the security council at the united arctic vendor is the only europe country. and that is part of the security council of this 15 members that will help about and to the united or them are and said that it's imminent that the u. n. really needs it to go in for these immediate se is fine. that's also the urgent appeal of the secretary general antonia protection, right. so it's important to remember because this is not just the cx 5, but also about the, the release of the x ray, the hostages. tell us more about american reasons, this, this idea of sewing seats for the future. they said that a ceasefire would only help hire a mazda to regroup. and that's also what secretary blinking stated yesterday during a press conference, a with a david cameron, he said that they would only help a the militan

u. k. david cameron also downplay these rarely and busted his claim, saying the 2 state solution is still possible. the idea of a 2 state solution has long been advocated by the most of the international community that includes the united nations, russia, the u. k. u. s. chapman olds, but you were system development funds, a submission to july. we said that the removal of a 2 state solution from the table would end up with an apartheid state. and this is the last extreme right to income. but so this is what i'd have about a pointed in london, and the most of the jewish community in london don't want to meet her. she has been kicked out from so many locations, including the she was invited to some university is and then the all just did the phone didn't send to her. so she is a very unable to come person and love that. but unfortunately, she has to present the mainstream, almost the ministry now. and is that now? and is it a nobody is willing to talk about the 2 state solution far right? like bene

u. k voted yesterday, david cameron and met with a secretary blinking there were many and questions also on how they u. k. would vote. now we know that the stained with this new effort brought at by a member to call for a cease fire in gaza. but this time they, it's a force different because antonia gutierrez, the secretary general of the un invoked optical 9 to 9 of the u. n, saying, is that the situation is, if you said that it's terrible what's happening in gals that he mentioned. also the strikes on educational facilities on hospitals and also mentioned to what his staff, what the staff of the united nation is going through in the gaza. and also that it's important to push into coal if for a ceasefire it yesterday, secretary blinking was to ask also during the press conference about this investigation by a reuters, that's out that it wasn't is rarely time through the killed a one of its staff members. he dodge the question, said that they will continue working with a is row with the assurances, but that's something we have to make a pretty clear here and also to see how the u as, as

u. k. david cameron, very 1st thing he talked about was ukraine. and how it's important to really stand up to run a lot of our putting in the russian attacks on the civilian infrastructure at a get that took up the vast majority of their 1st comments. then they reiterated pretty much what they've been saying all along with is about israel and gaza without any chris criticism. all right, patsy will let you get back to monitoring of that briefing with the british foreign minister and us next tuesday. that's go a live for staff in washington. thank to assess the start of the war on gaza authorities in israel have been cracking down on palestinian is ready citizens. so i'm a been arrested for protesting the war on social media. lena, i've luckily reports some. what is the this isn't as really policeman arresting the palestinian is rarely citizen but she asks what's the reason as he hand called sir? the reason for her arrest is a post on social media. that is really, authorities deemed and psyched for israel has increased its crack down on the palestini

u. k. stimuli is of course, a u. k citizen and u. k. foreign secretary david cameron has just before this trial began, calls for his immediate release, noting that this is a collision, please motivation prosecution. china post chinese authorities have suddenly rejected those accusations and say that this is a matter of national security, not as, as it has been framed by many human rights organizations. and indeed by many foreign governments as a matter of press freedom. as a matter of freedom of expression, rather that they see jimmy life as a tug, as if this is a national security mass us one that focuses on one man alone rather than home come values. as we have seen, some organizations say that this case, the significance of this case, and just to get given that what are some of the concerns, legal experts have already raised about this trying as well there has been some concerns raised a well before the trial, even began of course, a chief among them, the delays. this trial has been delayed twice as jimmy lie has already been in custody for more than 3. yes

u. k. foreign secretary, david cameron has met us secretary of state anthony blinking in washington d. c. to discuss the rules and ukraine. i'm garza lincoln says that both united in pressing for access to the captives in this trip and preventing the war on gaza from spreading. they will stay focused on what happens off to the concept. it's very important that even as we're focused on what's happening day and day out, that we're also not only thinking about but working on what comes next and particularly building a foundation for a durable piece and durable security of tomorrow. have a chance to welcome colleagues from around the region here in washington from the i believe the organization assigned the cooperation. i look forward to continuing those discussions with them. we have to start bold only providing the aid that is necessary for people in gaza, possibly using maritime routes, as well as land base routes if that is necessary. but also thinking about the future off to this ministry, opperation is over. we discussed on meeting how that's about how we build up and revitalize the

u. k. foreign secretary, david cameron met with jimmy ly son sebastian the for the child began and just hours before the trial started, he calls for jimmy lies immediate release, saying that this is a politically motivated prosecution. china is ministry for and it says has dismissed what it sees as interference in a domestic nata. and to describe that jimmy light as a destabilize us and an antique china elements. now, as the 76 year old entered the courtroom, he looked calm and he smiled and waved at the court. his lawyer told the court beast as a matter of fundamental rights. the trial has already been delayed twice and the national security law was used initially to block gimme life choice of lawyer and also to block a jury trial, which is the norm here in hong kong. instead home comes leaders, don't leave a pointed, 3 judges the case and the side stimuli space. hong kong, as far as he's a say, the cities legal system is robust and all or equal before jessica washington 0. chileans have rejected it. propose conservative constitution to replace the current one the dates back to the dic

u. k. 4 and secretary david cameron met with jimmy ly summit sebastian before this trial began and he just released the statement before this trial began. knowing that he calls with the immediate release of tv life and knowing that this is a politically motivated prosecution. and the jimmy line has been targeted in a clear attempt to stop his peaceful exercise of his rights to freedom of expression and association. not trying his foreign ministry has of course dismissed those claims and rejects what it calls foreign interference in a domestic matter and has described to me like as a d stabilizer and an anti china elements. ok, thanks so much. jessica jessica washington for us in hong kong. as far as is until you have rejected and you conservative constitution to replace the context that dates back to the dictatorship. will gusta kind of shape it comes more than a year to chileans rejected a left leaning more progressive draft. lesson america. it is it lucy and newman reports. the choice was simple. all in favor for against in the end the message was clear. just as the majority of 2 leads h

u. k. foreign secretary, david cameron met with jimmy ly son sebastian before the trial began and just hours before the trial started, he calls for jimmy lies immediate release, saying that this is a politically motivated prosecution. china is ministry of foreign affairs has dismissed what it sees as interference in a domestic nato and to described jimmy light as a d stabilizer and an antique china elements. now, as the 76 year old entered the courtroom, he looked calm and he smiled and waved at the court. his lawyer told the court peace as a matter of fundamental rights. the trial has already been delayed twice and the national security law was used initially to block gimme lines, choice a lawyer, and also to block a jury trial, which is the norm here in hong kong. instead home comes leaders don't leave a pointed 3 just to hear the case and to the side stimuli space the calling with ours. he's a say the cities legal system is robust and all equal before jessica washington on to 0. there were concerns that the global antique tobacco movement is losing momentum. it follows the reversal of mea

u. k. foreign secretary david cameron is meeting french farm is the catherine colona in past to discuss the situation in gaza. fonts has condemned is really secular violence in the occupied westbank assign it is regrettable and unacceptable front and u. k. a cooling for the release of is randy captives that could 10 that could into and lead to an immediate truce. and a c spot to country is also part of a multinational force to stop who the attacks in the red sea. when i speak now to the tasha butler who is in power sports. so natasha. first off. what did they say about gaza as well? the french and british foreign ministers who a meeting of the said the that meeting was actually all about. that's a coordinating between the 2 countries, more corporation and they spoke actually may need about ukraine. and they said that the 2 countries have to be more support ukraine and make sure the russian aggression didn't prevail. they also told about immigration in ways that they could try and cub illegal immigration when it came to call. so we and you heard from the, a french foreign minister, a, sh

u. k. 4 and psychiatric david cameron about israel not doing enough to protect civilians bought all along. this administration has said israel has the right to defend itself and they've supported israel's campaign. and israel's aim, which it says is to destroy a mouse. and certainly the wood at the when the, the us and basset has been out of town. she's been traveling in africa, but from the, from one of her deputies is that they don't see a, this is a moment when the security council should take action. so it's looking like they will probably use the veto invest. that could be a last minute change of home around in that meeting. i'm glad you mentioned the us and best of it to the you. and because if we think back to a year ago as i'm sure you know jane some covering the you and the us ambassador to the you and then the thomas greenfield had a very different narrative to say when she at that time for us was trying to get the security council to adopt the resolution to protect civilians. but this time in you crime that's listening. remind ourselves of what she had to say. we've seen report

me ask you real quickly about david cameron, now for administrative u. k. and ad only in a bare cock of germany, germany's foreign minister of both pushing hard for resumption of the deal making around hostages. and a lot of us been looking at the hostage politics in israel and whether there's any dimension there. but more and more international calls to get back into that kind of deal making with guitar at the table v as really some us, etc. where do you think that might go? the french, the germans, and the u. k. are now calling for a sustainable ceasefire between israel and almost not an immediate cease fire, but it sustainable ceasefire. but it's a different position from where the americans are. it's very different from where the war went on russia, ukraine, where the us was. so. busy a line with all of nato, here's the us, is largely by itself, and the allies are taking a position. it's more it can to what you see in the global south, frankly, because they are also calling for the immediate release of all passages. everyone is saying that, but you've g

, most foreign minister david cameron and the german foreign minister and lena bar bulk have called for sustainable seas fund and gaza. the payroll is a joint article for the u. k. sunday times and it, they say we must do all we can to pay the way to a sustainable sofa leading to a sustainable pace. the sooner it comes, the better the need is urgent is wrong, has the right to defend itself. but in doing so, it must abide by international humanitarian. he'll israel will not win this will if it's operations, destroy the prospect of peaceful coexistence with palestinians. too many civilians have been killed. that is where the government should do more to discriminate sufficiently between terrorists and civilians. and showing as campaign targets him off, leaders and offices. let's go who saw your guy go now she's joining us live from london. so is this a change actual sonya, in the bushes, ocean, the german position about the swell? what's behind this, this editorial as well, perhaps it's not so much a substantial change setting in the substance of what they have risen in this editorial. a very much echoes of certainly pos statements that the prime minister wishy s

david cameron also said the 2 state solution is, quote, still possible. we idea of a palestinian state has long been supported by most countries, including america under u. k. chapman of the jerusalem development fund, the summit, as soon as loudly said the alternative to the plan is an apartheid state. a. this is the most extreme right to income, but so this is what i have a but a pointed in london and the most of the jewish community in london don't want to meet her. she has been kicked out from so many locations, including the she was invited to some university is and all just did buffalo and didn't send to her. so she is a very on one come to us and love that. but unfortunately, she had a present the main screen almost the minutes 3 now. and is that now? and is it a nobody is willing to talk about the 2 steps solution far right? like benefits and smoke which are willing to take it to another level of imposing the road or is it a of getting expansion of the modem? so phase that i do include the us bank and maybe some of them up to think about the possibility to include guns up to, to be able to bite. but either way, if you were to move victim steps or a