u. k. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, how serious is this a runjun talk of pre emptive action that we've got to take it seriously because of the strengths of the comments made by. ready by various officials in teheran. but we also have to contextualize this in the sense that iran has longed to arrive because degree of it's legitimacy and its popularity by standing up for the palestinian cause and putting resistance from consent to earn its foreign policy. it's long not situated to support for that for, and put downtrodden of the muslim world. and palestinians feature heavily in that discourse and narrative. and so around has to have this delicate balancing act, it has to be seen to cultivate the narrative of resistance. but at the same time, it's got a more pragmatic, i mentioned to its form policy with a number of diplomatic initiatives that suggest that right now, there is a rhetorical dimension to what is being said, a performative fine mention, but it plays out in the cold 6 broad diplomatic development

u. k. good to have you with us. so we heard from the un secretary general area calling for a cease fire from your reading of western political sentiment. and diplomacy is guessing a seas 5 something that it's really committed to well, sucking up a bucket on the a terrible concern that i have is that our prime minister and the foreign secretary have not understood that as auster, that israel appears to be about to visit on itself left to learn the crimes. and he's already competing against the palestinians on what you to because he's going to more than double down on. and the last, i quite understand why the british prime minister is giving every appearance of standing solidly with the people of his ride off to the terrible atrocity of the sentence of i'll tell you what happened then didn't come out of nowhere. and the united kingdom of all nations should understand the history and the context in which this awful conflict has now gone on for far, far too long. and if we are not saying to the israeli government, that

u. k. good to have you with the assessor festival. when's the last time you had any informational updates about your wife, family as we go now, this is this morning from my mother in law, the message said with a life. and that's what we needed to hear. be on an i am having exchanged a few more messages with her. it was a tennis, fine night, the building, the but and the house there. when she came, the 4 young children who had under the age of 7, the youngest, only 2 months old screening for the night. as you can imagine, as the ap compartment that wrong with their neighborhoods and look at the whole of kaiser. and they are, my mother in law said really go to the last supplies the they don't have much less . they had about 40 hours of supplies a couple of days ago, and that is no running very, very low. and as i say, it is a 2 month old baby as part of the family. my wife's that and if you, so the situation is absolutely dire. and that is why i spend the last 24 hours calling for the humanitarian

u. k. it's good to see you, frank. and is rose military says that it is ready and waiting for instruction from political leaders on the next move. what do you think is going through and join us in yahoo? his mind right now, what's he waiting for? oh, good afternoon. and yeah, there are multiple vectors of advice going into nothing. yeah. who's come off the group at the moment? first of all, there's a dispute capacity between the military advisors and political advisors come back to in a 2nd about whether or not was the time to begin this campaign. this is further complicated by american perspectives to the effect that they don't believe that there are achievable goals. and the coverage is right. the plan and the particularly concerned of course, about an aftermath of not making the same mistakes that we made in iraq and afghanistan. so it's a highly complex situation, of course, that's complicated by the hostage situation. i suspect no decision is going to be made for several days and to be no offensive for that time.

u. k. samantha, it's good to have you with us before we look to the past, i'd like to focus on the present just for a moment today is october. 5th. scientists are already talking about the heat this month. what are we see? so we're seeing launch anomalies all over the world for the sol, default treva, but we really need to wait and see what happens. the rest of the month september was the timber ever seen the margins making the difference in unprecedented ways. explain what, what does it mean? yes. say september 2023. was the woman september on record. what's really unusual about this month? september 23. was the margin between september 23 and the previous woman september, which was 20. 20 a not much and was half a degree. i know they have a degree probably doesn't sound like very much when temperature records the version that normally any version by point one of the degree past point a 5 is a degree. sorry. this september record, is that because mountain for any number for any yeah, nowadays is that that goes back to 1940. so that's why there's been a huge number of adjectives used over

u. k. frank, it's good to see you again. i'm at the start of this war. ukrainian man. i remember, and you remember they were lining up to volunteer since then the number of draft judge dodgers has been rising. is ukraine? is it running out of soldiers? brand good evening. the answer is, i think no, this is quite a normal uh, normal sequences in tifton and was like this at 1st you got the regular army, then you call up the reserves, then you've got some volunteers, and then you move to mobilization. and this happens again and again, and again, i think to be fair to you pray, what's remarkable, and this is the, is how few the numbers are compared with restaurants. that may, may, may speak about laser, and i think to be fido to those, to those guys. to try to get out, and i think they've got that that's no, it's not noble to wants to necessarily if you're not inclined to do so initially to wants to go and fight. however, i think the husband something of a change in the particularly since earlier this year with in, with particularly, it was mentioned with the bus moved cam

u. k . d, i'm good to help if it's this does include the child is in the supreme court by the likes, the office way library from in, which is the home sick retreat that the talking about. you also to believe that the folks that islam seek is, will slide to one to which is an unsafe crunchy kimble. i'm talk about that is still in conflict. it's what it's now about which is the test. and so when i'm in pain, so starts to off. so how do you go with possibilities of processing the resettlement office use of the to the one that and that's just by court documents made against her and the with miss m instead of government. the secretary has also states a few reasons. sustained backlash from united nations high commission on refugees with delegates. would we be looking at and questioning how motivation i didn't skin and vision. oh boy, see these i'm just and discriminate to read proposal. so the comments of the high commissioner of one to, to the united kingdom, up high ballistics, just at the backups, off of the gravely calling for the phones of the global migration forming indeed, as you just mention

u. k. military intelligence officer of frank. good to see you again. as israel says, it's preparing for a broad ground defensive. what do you think is going through the minds of military planners? right now? demonic that they are trying to reconcile, be constant and perennial issues of ends, ways means and risk. so those are they, those are the key aspects of military plants with respect to the is re lease. they got back on maintenance at the time the ends. so everybody, all come on this plan is will be very keen and concerned to ensure that that's so it is a very clear as to what the objectives of the campaign. oh not just at that higher level elimination of how much what your personal level is. so that's the end. so i may say that very, very, very relentless with this is really what strategies here. i'm curious, what do you think of these ends are in their strategy to get their so i well that's, that's the question. the immediate time. so the crushing elimination of, of how much now the questionnaire is just as it was, and i've got a son in iraq, fra

the united kingdom is particularly good and we, the u. k is one of the leaders in, in the, of the window energy. just for example, one day, last year, 70 percent of all the electricity made in england was from wind turbines. on average, it's about 27 percent of all electricity made in england. this is um, it is when doing it too well wide wind energy is already making about 78 percent of the electricity in the world. another reason why the u. k. so fortunate is the to it has a very shallow coast line and you can erect off show wind turbines of show wind turbines are a lot more effective simply because you have lansing breezes during the day. and if you have not please is at night. so the wind is blowing, day and night. and as wind turbines have grown in size and capacity, how is their efficiency improved and what innovations do see shaping the future of when the energy efficiency of the wind turbine is, is dependent on the, the area of the, the wind to but the areas accepting the wind, and as this, this is equal to pile squared is you know,

u. k. i guess some would argue that you're trying to sort of avoid smoking tensions among the communities and maybe that would be a good thing. it depends where in the u. k. if you go in front of jewish areas in houses, you go to a synagogue and waive the palestinian flag and do it in no. busy way in which you're, it's not to to protest zionism as an ideal which is not to protest the states of israel. and it is simply to put the flag in the face of jewish people in order to antagonize them. that is already a hate crime. there is nothing else that needs to be done there. it's very explicit in the united kingdom that you cannot go and commit the sort of acts people have been arrested for the sort of acts before such as playing songs in certain jewish areas as well. so this is already legislated against it can be covered under hate crime. so in terms of flying the palestinian flag which has nothing to do with him us. it's a palestinian nationals like it's the same to flying. the is rarely like know if you were to fly the is rarely flag in the street, which is on the parliament buildings, which is upheld by the united king

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u. k. the choose the strength of and good directed towards the british government and other european government to accuse of one after another 50 fully behind israel. only behind the united states, diplomatically and unequivocally supporting the sway because but without taking into full consideration, what people demanding. yeah. is that the media sees hi raw, the, the, this come on like last the humanitarian. true. so a real differentiation between the british governments foreign policy and what appears to be huge public sense events for the be to enter the full and needs are also one thing that you can many other wisdom countries to still, bombing is rolando to yeah, that's what she was trying to, i'm very interestingly, early a day ago, more than 250 of the companies like c d a lawyers. we're talking about high court judges. we're talking about people counselor, so you can't get, hire them. uh, they tabled an open mess up to the british government. and what is tons of bound to legal advice, whether the british government wants to, they don't know. and then the less uh, it basically codes the

u. k. has i like to be a good canyons and a victim of the obvious cause by that. so it just displayed so that the king of england, king charles, to uh, search a palm this during, during his visits to kenya and on deer, expedites the u. k. government suited to, to pay reparations. i always try it yesterday. we tried to make it very clear, we live, dispatched by the police, local police. today we had another team that was in the streets. the was disposed by the police. some have been the rest of this evening because the government of getting, it also seemed to be completely. so this issues, we cannot understand why people are protesting in london, but when good news protesting getting their own mission, the british government to good wish of getting government of giving you a continuing freedoms. so it's, it's something that is shocking to us. and now the king is here for the next 3 days . we're expecting him to say something about all this issue that we are leaving. because if this groups will cost us to be living on ts. nope, kenny obviously isn't the 1st country

u. k. military intelligence officer joins us from oxford tonight. frank, good to see you again. now since october 7, the is really army has killed several members of hamas top commanding brass. how much of a blow is that for the tower group? it's nicole. good evening. they've killed about 6 or 7 major leaders and operationally, i suspect it won't have decisive effect because need is always replaceable. and we filed that ourselves while dealing with the telephone on a did this tonic state. no, no 10 irreplaceable. however, i think gone at the top 2 level to come by level. what will be happening is people be asking, who can i trust? is really seem to be getting so pretty senior people, how they finding them. is it to try to is, is it through tech, to read, to sense? so, so that's expensive. be so difficult, and cutting away more. all, i think. but how mazda isn't quite open about their commanders getting killed? why is that? because as you said, they presumably risk looking week at the it's posit come, but they will announce that losses uh with some pride i suspect these become bo

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u. k. military intelligence officer joins us from oxford tonight. frank, good to see you again. now since october 7, the is really army has killed several members of homos top commanding brass. how much of a blow is that for the tower group? it's nicole. good evening. they've killed about 6 or 7 major leaders and operationally, i suspect it won't have decisive effect because need is always replaceable. and we filed that ourselves while dealing with the tell about a did the stomach state no, no 10 irreplaceable. however, i think down at the top to the level to come by level, what will be happening is people be asking, who can i trust? is really seem to be getting so pretty senior people, how they finding them. is it to try to is, is it through tech, so to intercept, so that's expensive. be so difficult, and cutting away more all, i think. but how mazda isn't quite open about their commanders getting killed? why is that? because as you said, they presumably risk looking week at the it's posit come, but they will an upset losses. uh with some pride, i suspect these become bosses an

u. k. military intelligence officer. he joins us from oxford tonight. frank, good to see you again. now since october 7th, the is really army has killed several members of hamas top commanding brass. how much of a blow is that for the tower group? it's nicole. good evening. they've killed about 6 or a set of major lead us and operationally, i suspect it won't have decisive effect because need is always replaceable. and we filed that ourselves while dealing with the telephone and the did the stomach state, no 10 irreplaceable. however, i think gone at the top 2 level to come about level. what will be happening is people be asking, who can i trust? is really seem to be getting some pretty senior people, how they finding them. is it to try to is, is it through tech, so to intercept. so that's expensive. be so difficult, and cutting away more all, i think. but how mazda isn't quite open about their commanders getting killed? why is that? because as you said, they presumably risk looking week is about to come, but they will announce that losses uh with some pride, i suspect these become

u. k. military intelligence officer. he joins us from oxford tonight. frank, good to see you again. now since october 7, the is really army has killed several members of hamas top commanding brass. how much of a blow is that for the tower group? it's nicole. good evening. they've killed about 6 or a set of major lead us and operationally, i suspect it won't have decisive effect because need is always replaceable. and we filed that ourselves while dealing with the telephone on a did this tonic state, no 10 irreplaceable. however, i think gone at the top 2 level to come by level. what will be happening is people be asking, who can i trust? is really seems to be getting so pretty senior people, how they finding them. is it to try to is, is it through tech, to, to read, to sense? so that's expensive. be so difficult, and cutting away more all, i think. but how mazda isn't quite open about their commanders getting killed. why is that? because as you said, they presumably risk looking week is posit, come, but they will announce that losses with some pride. i suspect these become bosses an

u. k prime minister as well. so the, the, to discuss how we can join forces. wonderful, that's good. said what could be a better symbol, franco german cooperation then this air bus factory, i want to source the whole thing. the c o and c g for the kids of the most kind of an organization as well for organizing this wonderful tour of such a strategic this community. civil 5th of the g fact to it is very much through and through your pin project and who wants to invest long term in technology and human capital. and i hope that it will become possible for us or do not have it just to play a leading role in this acceptance and, but also to look with confidence in the future in terms of the green transition and the challenges that entails. and i'd like to congratulate and create a big teams who are here, who are so committed to tell you just the hearing from the french president emmanuel, macro, the gentleman that i've shown. so i would, i felt shelves as say i met in the drums to give humbug for a long shed. you, old and meeting between the 2 governments of both lead to starting off with

u. k. military intelligence office that he is joining me from oxford. it's good to have you on the program. frank. so israel is now given people in northern guys what 24 hours to leave and head south. does that look to you as though that ground invasion is now imminent us? yes, i think we could be fairly certain that christy the preparations visible to everybody was that maybe not maybe an element of surprise to this. there's no doctor told that that going in. i think we can, with respect to the old, is given by the, is raising the controversies around it, but one reference point might be what happened in most, all in the fight against a similar terrace group. i s way reputation were allowed to leave the battery to some extent, but look, that's it. that's a separate issue. they ask you a questions. yes, i think they'll be, they'll be going in at some point in the next few days. they may not do a sort of full on the full panoply assault. made it mandate for my sort of patchwork of assaults. but what say speculation, frank, as you're speaking, we're actually showin

u. k. military intelligence officer and he joins us tonight from oxford. i think it's good to see you again. let's, let's talk about where we are right now is real defense forces. say that they are expanding their operations to night. do you think that this is the beginning of that much anticipated ground invasion? a 3rd 3 indications. brent that would indicate that it is the beginning of a military operation. and i'll come back to that in a 2nd. first is the communications blackout, which would include the electronic uh, wolf uh to deny thomas communications. so it would say not for the last few hours and we'll say got that go on. not when it includes cyber a cyber attacks, as well as well as taking down the radio towels. the 2nd education is a huge bombardment and made out talk about something considerable here. a thumbs or a big truck at a rate of about one of the heavy buttons every 10 seconds. and final it easy. it is this the announcements of these really defense voltage plus and i, i saw this as well. uh, the, the way the price is picking up the house, they do the sa

u. k as well. i mean, just how, how bad has that gotten that people seem to feel that they can no longer pay for goods or the something is that the biggest problem when it comes to shop lifting is really not by peoples, was stealing a pint of milk or a loaf of bread in order to to feed the family, but it's really from guys who have the cost of living crisis has been hitting people hot and we have had a seen inflation rising quincy, consumer goods and stations in particular, this seems to now has stopped. but still year and year, the inflation for consumer goods is 6.7 percent higher. and that obviously is something that hits the poor as a holidays. those people who don't have a lot of disposable income and need to spend lots of their income on, on feeding. the family. we've also seen, maybe contributing to, to the, to seem that porn break has, has been used much more by people. so people are going to the to porn because selling or, or handing and the jewelry that watches in order to be able to feed the family or he, the homes that's being reported as being in the last year 25 percent rise and people g

that was russia, china, good bone, the united air remembrance in mozambique, but for against the u. s. u. k. france and japan with 6 countries abstaining. and so the issue here was the russian resolution, which pressure fashioned as a humanitarian resolution. talked about releasing hostages, humanitarian aid, setting up a safe zone for people that wanted to evacuate. but there are 2 key sticking points . if you will, number one is it called for, and this is really the key part of this resolution and immediate cease fire and that the us and the u. k. could not agree to their essentially the proxy for israel on the security council. they could not agree to that because they say that would essentially box in israel on what they could do militarily and gaza. and also there was no mention of how much at all in the resolution and the countries that voted against it said that was just a non starter as well. so it, we sort of expected this was going to be the case because there are these divides between east and west if you will, between russia and the us side the here when it comes on the security

u. k. making any amendments to the migration policy generally from the reaction of people? but no, i wonder good, how can i tell you what you what do you like to be so big or personal opinion? what's one of what is to be the guy i sense i see on the page so you can see what it is pretentious. oh me. the only pretend to tell you what is the future or i can tell you is the is it we have 1000 with the we have won the war indeed receive you from the way the americans. based on the news we, we did was all women from i've gotten started with the funds of you invested to do you have to use the resources that you've gotten that we have received from all over the world. that's what i can take a look and see what one of them for you or migration is. rhonda has an open book. yeah. but he's on our right and what? i don't know what the issue. okay. all right, thank you so much. it gets it a little more. these are a senior fellow institute of policy analysis and research. we thank you for your insight into all of this. thank you. thank you. right, my colleague mo, i'd have mommy's will take you on the next ab

good. i don't know most with heavy u. k. problem as to rush you see like announcing $2000000.00 pounds in aid for dollars or in the same time saying, palestinians a suffering terribly. and then, meanwhile giving unequivocal support to his ro, a, c, c is breathtaking, but proceed. is perfect. only because those people, the speakers, will, those printers have that bridge with these, right? no one would have been satisfied with just whether it's actionable or not. you know, we understanding the issues and there are, you know, assisting congress exercising him to but just take a principal more position to say this blotches, this assault domestic must have let's have a ceasefire. i mean, what does it cost? sure. not, or my good or what a bind is on just fine, but suddenly they have a leverage with this, right? so instead of being complete, this is the use of more times and trying to speak on the other side of the humanitarian assistance while they are in a big with this one prime, i guess, gonna be it is just, i'm the one that i

u. k. making any amendments to the migration policy generally from the reaction of people. but the other ones are good. how can i tell you what you, what are you going to be too big or personal opinion? what's one of what is to be the guy? i sense how to say on the so you can for this is pretentious old me the only pretend.

u. k said that they will do the same thing. what, what are they planning for they want, is it a and to continue it's and that's a good and goes that they don't want the, nobody else to say no or to, to act against this. the problem is that the hardware support is what i am and the whole well the stance. busy not the whole well, that was the sense, i guess a couple of stand in this. i had to live in the on dependence estate. no, but they give the is what it is. uh like what the listing and leadership to make to, to make uh peace. there was a very good chance, but it was it and is that i really liked this uh, the one who can be it's how could i be and what was it seemingly was planning to make these with the police, the indians, and by killing that are being evidence thing is that it was, is the only one who did that then and then you can throw in, is that i am, it's that everything indeed is. it's a multi faceted problem housing. i'm afraid we have enough time. do i have to finish the program? no call doing by good the experts on these ready affairs joining us from palestine . thank you very much for your time. you folks today with

u. k. military intelligence officer, who joins us now from oxford. frank is really defense forces are preparing for a ground invasion. give us an overview of how, of what that might look like. a good morning, michael, probably up to 100000 troops. a going to be involved in this. and this operation, which will be because of its nature, extremely intense and stressful because what they go to engage in primarily is up and come back to the very close can find a complex environment. not present, a huge amount of, of dynamics. so it's a 3 dimensional wall for scott, you can buildings above to look at it. right, is of course also have to look up now for, for drugs surveillance and attack drums. they have the real problem. it's such in a crowded environment which we've been discussing this morning, the you out of distinction of distinguishing the, the, the competent for the non competent people make mistakes. you have to turn the system. dozens of columbus has hundreds, perhaps underneath. but one thing just to just to, to distress you know, ami is better prepared for this. let me as really say, have the best training facilities rather more if i, in the world they focus on this and of cou

u. k. military intelligence officer, who joins us now from oxford. frank is really defense, forces are preparing for a ground invasion. give us an overview of how of what that might look like. a good morning, michael. probably up to 100000 troops. a going to be involved in this. and this operation, which will be because of its nature, extremely intense and stressful because what i go to engage in primarily is that come back to the very close can find a complex environment. it's not present a huge amount of, of di limits. so it's a 3 dimensional wall for scott, you can build things above to look at these radius, of course also have to look up now for, for drugs surveillance and attack drugs. they have the.

good to have you join me right now. do you think that might fit as respond to the u. k? defense secretary is comment has something to do with. so that's a decision to backtrack this suggestion and have them go as far as calling it a possible mis reporting. what are you getting police punctures? did he, i mean, he called him an idiot and i, i have to say, i'm a sympathetic to, to that point of view, i really do one the, what does enter the ad? so go shop sooner. is you really mentally silent already losing it. although if you think to be to take a more cyber view of the whole thing and take a step back, one could argue that this was a new defense minister. i'm just testing was sounding off. i'm sending out messages by the press to see what would come by and what we saw, what came box, you know, very, very good examples of how on a nature level internationally the west is no tool on the same page. one member states another, but even on the national level, i'm with breast and it's which is one of the, i would say the one of the countries the read us take the lead in the, th

u. k. at a very, very strong christian foundation in christian principles and bodies often said about 60 or 70 years ago. and those good people ground, it's in reality, you know, in family values in, in, in science and major in, in what was obvious but, but that as being last of the a talk to now, you know, england's for the 1st time is a minority christian dates. it's, it's a few of them, 50 percent of people in england regard themselves as christians openly and would say so. so christiana, to you and christian bodies of really decreased and declined in the u. k. and that's the case across the west. and then you know, when people start believing in god and when to put people stop believing in the foundational value system that they have, it would take on anything and believe anything. and then, but people need to have something that they believe in is right and wrong, even if it's completely inverted from what was before. and i think that's normally what's happened over the last 50 or 60 years quite slowly. and people have just taken on new values because they've rejected the old ones and this occurred and they have t

u. k. and when i spoke to him earlier, he told us more about what is ray, the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu strategy might be now. oh, good afternoon and yeah, there are multiple vectors of advice going into nothing. yeah. who's come on the group at the moment? first of all, there's a dispute capacity between the military advisors and, and political advisors come back to in a 2nd about whether or not was the time to begin this campaign. this is further complicated by american perspectives to the effect that they don't believe that there are achievable goals. and the coverage is right. the plan and the particularly concerned of course, about an aftermath of not making the same mistakes that we made in iraq and afghanistan. so it's a highly complex situation, of course, that's complicated by the hostage situation. i suspect no decision is going to be made for several days and to be no offensive for that time. but look, it's, it's crystal stuff, but it's very complex. a very difficult decision. you mentioned the us to austin situation, how much is still holding more than $200.00 hostages. what would a ground invasion mean fo