u. k. good to have you with us. we'll get into a lot of these issues, but just we just begin with a humanitarian. you and she sort of appealing for cease fire and the release of the captives of the un security account. so it's not what does that cease fire that remains high on the agenda when it comes to the ongoing bombardment of gauze? yeah, the reason why so many people are calling for a ceasefire is precisely because we are nearly $100.00 days since october 7. we continue to have scores of bodies piling up every single day. the majority for more civilians, they include thousands of children and gaza. you have a situation where the vast majority of the population, as was noted, remains displaced for more than 3 months, many multiple times, according to local authorities, more than 23000 killed. the majority of homes damaged or destroyed. you have a reality where people are starving and this is not an accident. this is a deliberate, is really government policy on a is not reaching north causes, the majority of hos

u. k. and the you signed a deal that effectively created a trade for the between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. some goods arriving from breton for the, you know, try to know the irish ports. z u p said that tons of mind the regions place in the u. k. this package, i believe safeguards, northern islands, please in the union and we'll restore our place within the u. k internal market. it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland, as well as the automatically following future e u last a 5 or is there a place that we are asked this at juncture? we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of governments over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the last assembly election. i'd very much welcome to the fact that the have them moved to explicitly recognize and respect the outcome of the tasks assembly at election or off of or this that speak to how it follows that he joins us from stormwind and belfast and highest is a big streaming significant breakthrough, how does it come about

u. k. i'm good, i'm glad to have you join me right now. why in your opinion of british officials say that the country is a tax against this who these have no connection with the warring gazda? thank you very much, mike. this is a very sad state, but i would say that the reason is that, i mean it is a very, it has so many that events with the cause of a law which is going on. and we do the genocide going on by user a. i mean, they do obviously, other data, the agent from the whole these, because they have been say for the last, you know, over a 100 days that, i mean the dad, well, you know, send, you know, belly cdn and it doesn't kid any, nothing people, the killing them brutally, no food, no, maybe going to eat or anything to them. and it was, it is the feeling then the sentiment of the diet was whoever, whoever heart in the right place that what is going on. but it's ninety's again that humanity. and i mean, uh, i can uh, reduce government or anybody claimed that it has nothing to do with the guys that uh, you know, the situation is i'll

u. k. internal market, it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland, as well as the automatically following future e u. last ad. but we're very pleased that we are asked this at juncture. we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done, and that's at society who's really suffered from the absence of government over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the the last assembly election. i've very much welcome to the fact that the have that moved to explicitly recognize on respect to the outcome of sas assembly at election high force. it has more it's not a done deal yet, but it is a major step back towards the power sherry executive. here at stormont. i'm the d u p was obviously unhappy with the original brakes it scenario with, with that de facto trade border in the i received. they were unhappy with the idea of even son goods that would do to be staying here and organizing. not going to the republic of ireland and that for the you also having checks on them and that's why they would, they withd

u. k. and the you signed a deal that's effectively create to the trade board between north 9th and the rest of the u. k, some goods arriving from britain for the e. u and now the check type northern irish ports. the p said that to undermine the regions face in the u. k. for the power sharing agreement to means unit is send republicans must each have one of the top 2 rows. hi, fossit reports from belfast. a nearly 2 years northern irish politics has been stuck, run a ground on post breaks it, trading rules. the created an effective trade board in the irish c, requiring checks on goods entering from great britain, even on some destined to remain within northern ireland. but you need us to want to preserve northern ireland state is within the united kingdom. that was a red line, causing them to pull out and stay out of the power sharing dival government. now the main union is, lita says he has a deal with the british government that would all but it raised that c bought a package of measures into follow the dos provide a basis for our party to nobody as members to the executive, the lack of a function and government

u. k. 5, good and happy with this. so thank you very much. indeed. i wanted to ask you, 1st of all about the significance of the fact that this case is being presented to told the extremely significant for 70 is countries that should have been doing exactly well in south africa is doing now. and more can be a digital air inspect cove. my, in my country is it should have been doing this with knoxville, a pile of stats on their hands. they gave a commitment. those who rectified it to the genocide convention, to act on the side terms or sound of genocide or risk of genocide. and they did nothing. so in the 1st significances that south africa's boldness pop up bo, this in doing this, who shows are all the countries how they failed. look for our citizens around the world, to the knowledge that country should do more than they do. and so that will be a good thing so far as the, the actual application itself, which is of course very limited. it's limited to an application for protective measures. and it doesn't require proof, but to the satisfaction of the

u. k. internal market. it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland as well as north, automatically following future e u roles or is there a place that we are asked this at juncture? we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done. and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of governments over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the last assembly election. i'd very much welcome to the fact that the d v. have them moved to explicitly recognize and respect the outcome of the tasks assembly at election? so if it wasn't power sharing does resume here, it would unlock funding which is being held up for nearly 2 years by the lack of profit developed government here. the government says some 3300000000 pounds, could be re committed against juvenile and to see the sorts of pay rises in the public sector. the sort of infrastructure investment which has been so missing. there are still some possible impediment states that are more hard line. you need this policies that see any really r

u. k. and we have around $600.00 surrogate applications every year. so $600.00 women come forward wanting to solar goods. and as i say, we're just one of 3 large. so we can see organizations in the u. k. so that a, a large number of women volunteering to be surrogates and that will, that will always be more intended parents as it needs so to say, because if it comes to use on the rise, um but yeah, no, it is a getting bigger here on yes. definitely, then, yeah, and fertility is on the rise. and, and, you know, as a journalist we've reported on and so many events, the, the, the civil war in syria. what's happening and gone to of what's happened in ukraine . you know, there are millions of orphans now on this planet. you would like to have parents. what do you say to critics who argue with the parents are renting a room, usually from a poor woman and not always is it in your case. but usually in other countries going to extremes emotionally and financially just to pass on their dna. it's what message does this send to an orphan child about his or her value as a person on this planet? well, o children have

u. k. internal market. it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland, as well as the automatically following future use laws have or very place that we are asked this at juncture. we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done. and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of governments over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the last assembly election. i'd very much welcome to the fact that the d p have now moved to explicitly recognize and respect to the outcome of the tasks assembly at election high volts. it has more from belfast. it's not a done deal yet, but it is a major step back towards the power sherry executive here at stormont. i'm the d u p was obviously unhappy with the original brakes it scenario with with that de facto trade border in the i received. they were unhappy with the idea of even son goods that would do to be staying here and organizing. not going to the republic of ireland and that for the you also having checks on them and that's why they would, the

like you said, they only believe and they would as well expand that back to thought a good at u. k. has so much that ship in that it see or in the, in an aiden on us today as well. they have uh, the um, the school books, and if you have any ottoman has announced that they have thought of going to another ship just a few hour ago with james, etc. which was, as he mentioned going, and he didn't add towards it. i, i'm the united states a new case with as we're letting the pm any has been on the attack. i'm so the, i guess in any light that of image with the support of you. okay. i knew as a floater over the 8 years, more than 250000. as that i go to conduct it against a human into is a dad is on what, what was that? it's all. yeah. many has become a strong guy. they actually defeated, so the, i know that the image unfolds a divorce. that has been my motor than a yet. i know that of, of that they, i don't know. actually they put him in a blue case against a, a, is it i the leg ship and actually was an insult to injury. is this time to for the u. k. i united state, they always say what t

and they make trade much more expensive and make the goods in the european union much more expensive. now the within the u, as in the u. k. so there is an ongoing debate how much dialogue versus how much military reaction. so similar within the u, as in the u. k, i assume the company's book at most reporting from london. so good, thanks so much that was long be known that the who sees have a t ally in the region and that is it wrong. and it runs insults, stretches in other directions as well. the clerical regime in toronto is using a network of proxy instruction from israel sport. it was less of them to iraq, syria, and the red sea. this is old policy, the strategy against israel and its main allies. the united states is ready troops on the advance footage from israel. this minute tree shows its policies fighting in the gaza strip. 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly framed to this as a struggle between israel and to run which back. so mass israel has long been blocked between a shot, a wall with 2 round conducting co, but strikes and targeted killings. it was believe 2 of being behind this striking, damascus

u. k. paul, them it's. he joins us now from london. good to have you with us. do you think it was right for countries likely u. k. to cut the funding? that goes to support millions of people because of allegations of wrong doing directed towards 12 people. yeah, you're right to put it into context. i think that was a natural bypass a shop if you like that to an organization is, is important is on the road. that's the principal agency, providing humanitarian aid would be somehow connect or involved with high mass, but it's 12 out of probably i think, 13000 but that locals that are participating in honors programs, everything from driving trucks to teaching and simple. the more complicated issues of management and i personally think it's, it's, uh, it's gone too far. um, i'm pleased to confirm that britain haven't yet to any funding. this is the pause peach of funding in a couple of months time by which time we hope that we resolve this. i'm very most welcome the u. n. cheese. i'm ordering and investing cation, these are all very serious indeed. i'm actually gripp

um your good, why has the u. k joins the us and launching the strikes from interest. research to knock has given his statement overnight and he said that the who, the admitted should have carried out a series of dangerous and destabilizing attacks. and he said there are also these attacks, rules are accessed, evaluating the human to terry and crisis. but mostly it's about a free trade and it's protecting the shipping that's really in the center of the statements we have had in the last days that one of the largest supermarkets test goes has ruined that that could be much higher prices and even empty shells as a result of the conflict with the who sees as, as a result of these attacks to suit the argument of protecting free trades very much and the center of what the u. k. government says that the main talk with us a little bit more about london's calculation and it's concerned about a wider regional conflict. well, of course, why the original conflict is on many people's minds when it comes to attacks and that you

u. k. i assume the company's book at most reporting from london. so good, thanks so much. now as long be known that the who sees have a key ally in the region and this is iran and there owns influence structures in other directions as well. the clerical regime in tyrone is using a network of proxies stretching from israel, florida with level them to iraq, syria on the red sea, full part of a strategy against israel, israel, and its main allies. the united states is ready troops on the advance footage from israel as minute tree shows its policies fighting in the gaza strip. 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly framed to this as a struggle between israel underground which backs a mass. israel has long being locked in to shut a wall with 2 round conducting co but strikes and targeted killings. it was believe 2 of being behind this striking damascus at the weekend. but nothing yahoo essays country is not meant direct conflicts with around the model for someone who says, why not detecting you ran we are attacking into the run is the head a deal to this and you can see

u. k. say the strikes when necessary to ensure the safety of commercial vessels. meanwhile, according to the good these, their attacks are in response to israel's bombardment of gaza. so the u. k. claims to the conflict in gaza and the baffled india. men are totally unrelated. i want to stress it separate from the situation in israel garza, it's 2600 kilometers away. this house should be very clear in making it clear to the outside walls, that there is no linkage between what we have done last week on the situation. and as well goes up. this was a specific action in self defense against the who t. early of my calling my to which a and strategic affairs expert, how may count all must re key, discuss the west military involvement in human. as the u. k. politician has said that it's all about money that the country could lose over cobbler shipments through the red sea. oh, what is your take on this? i'll let you know. let's have a ticket. listen to this before you your respond duties. have been deliberately attacking that, pretending that it's something to do with a conservation of them, at least co

rather no good level. rotherford was giving us the situation, how young people see the subject of sign ism and anti semitism in the u. k. what about among youth in america? i know that you do polling among young democrats, young republicans. how did they differ on this? and so i don't myself do pull in the united states. i do pull in the air world but i do fall. busy busy and keep track of pull. busy and what we're seeing on the, on the question of israel and the differentiations across generations between older democrats and younger democrats is quite stark. so for example, i couldn't pack university poll showed that finance approval reading for his handling of is you'll have asked for was a amongst democrats only at 56 percent. and that's the lion's share. 69 percent of democrats, of democratic leading people under 35, disapprove, of how binding is viewing this war. and also young democrats say that a 61 percent of the young democrats say, according to a pupil that was just released in december. so that is really quite too far prepared for 31 percent of conservatives are moderate democrats. and so we have all of thes

a yeah, it's a good question that i think the us on the u. k. off trying to strike a rather difficult balance, perhaps an impossible one because clearly they all want rage. they are very can do to about being wide of escalation in the region. they don't want the gauze of war supply, walk into a why the regional conflagration that's going to pull in iran, that's going to put it into saudis. that's going to put in other countries around the, the, the arabian peninsula and in spite of the owns. so they want to send a message to the who is these? that's what the who things are doing in the red sea is not acceptable as we just had that from, from david cameron. but this is not an oil analysis sold. so yes, they are trying to degrades that who these minute treat capabilities, but this is a much about doing something as it is anything else. and that's perhaps why we got that resignation in the, in the words of choice by them that you know what bad doing isn't yet having the desired effects, the hurt these themselves the same. they're going to carry on

good. and it was a for the u. k says it's willing to take direct action against who the rebels in yemen to protect shipping. in the red sea, it comes off to at least 10 hosts. he finds his were killed by the us navy on sunday. so if the vessels assaulted a must contain the ship and us helicopters responded to its distress. cool. who is the forces, say the targeting ships and the red seats of pressure and is route into a ceasefire. and garza, the us national security council spokesman says america will defend international trade or we're going to have, do we have to do to protect shipping? number 2, we've got significant national security interest in the region just on our own, the united states. and we're going to put the kind of forces we need in the region to protect those interest. and we're going to act in self defense going forward. again. i'm not ruling anything in or out, but we have made it clear publicly to the who these. we've made it clear privately to our allies and partners in the region that we take th

u. k. german in kind of those countries sending weapons and supporting as well. see it to that that's a good question. certainly. and i don't think that the problem with the us and the u. k in germany is that they can't see it. i think it's big that they are deliberately ignoring it, in favor of their g. a political agenda. they have that maintained defended, bolstered is really impunity for decades. and they thought that this time would be no different. i think the over whelming reaction of the international public opinion, the american public opinion, the fact that you know old a, there's almost a consensus in the international community, among experts and scholars about what's happening the un reports one after the other. documenting what are clear, clear violations of international law, it was just as capable. it would have been a devastating blow to the whole system at the i. c. j ignored all of that and said, come to political pressure. and so not, not all of these countries will face another test at the world stage because there are, there's a lot at stake. it's not just about palesti

u. k. have once again conducted strikes on who's the positions in yemen? depends good, says 8 targets will hit the the it is the 2nd time that america britson have launched cole. nathan strikes one. yeah. man cus fits fleet carried out the brunt of the mission. launching numerous cities from one of the carriers in the area as strikes come off to the group. these claims they attacked us, minute treat vessels, the ocean jazz. all the washington denies the ship was hit. the full, the late to stripes, the who's the military had filed a still. 8 response to what it called the question for me under section i lies, of the many armed forces emphasized the response to the american and british offenses will inevitably arrive and no further funds will go unanswered or unpunished. in addition, the many armed forces commit to continuing to prevent and navigation by israeli ships or ships headings the thoughts of occupied palestine. and so israel stops the aggression and lifts the blockade on the palestinian people involved, so that towards the full, not a full best spouse, the rout

now it's good to have you join me right dot mazda, another u. k. has it now is one of the biggest military deployments for nato exercise since the cold war. what's your reaction to this in the 1st place? i think it was delusional, but no longer rules the waves, if we're talking about uh, anything to it ends up being an exercise in the red c o capabilities. now in recent years of dwindled, you know to, um, something like on the, on it has some like 75000 soldiers on maybe and is 26000. i mean, it's pacific numbers really when you consider some of them now to some of the top chesapeake tenants coming from government ministers in breton about what we intend to do around the world. whether it's against the hutus, russian or anyone else in a way we can best. we can only be a supporting acts to america other than this i thought this. and so you know, these sort of exercises, i think, really appeal stunt. and who can blame them for using this appeal stuff? because one of the problems including pressing is only on services of desperate on demand, we simply

u. k. storms reeked havoc in people's homes. oh, good. not go to so and on roads. even in the cafeteria west by a flight has rescued 50 people in east london. after a nearby canal reached its banks. in rural areas, farms tried to keep the live stock as safe as they could. well, people were using every means possible to get around from britain to germany. the storms effect has been widely felt and seen. german rescue workers put up temporary, dams made with wars to contain is to block the deluge. the incoming freezing temperature may get complicated. masses of a is it could cause even the damage a lot of sweeten the cold has already reached record, lows, towns and villages within the optic circle. haven't experience such temperatures in january for 25 years, leaving motorists stranded on roads bringing every day. life to a standstill. so when he got jago alj, a 0. and that's it for me, harry, for sit for this news out of my colleague, carrie johnson will be here in a moment. we have more of the days, the born and raised in garza know, have married the palestinian fr

u. k. storms reeked havoc in people's homes. oh, good. not go to and on roads. even in the cafeteria west by a flight has rescued 50 people in east london of to a nearby canal reached its banks in rural areas, farms tried to keep the livestock as safe as they could. well, people were using every means possible to get around from britain to germany. the storms effect has been widely felt and seen. german rescue workers put up temporary, dams made with water containers to block the deluge. the incoming freezing temperature may yet complicate with masses of a is it could cause even the damage water, sweden, the cold, has already reached record, lows, towns and villages within the optic circle, haven't experience such temperatures. in january for 25 years, leaving motorist stranded on roads bringing every day life to a standstill. sonya jago, which is 0 in united states, a huge fight, has hood is destroyed a warehouse in new jersey launch plumes of smoke. i've been building over the city of elizabeth just south of new airport. if i'm in the flames burn through a lar

good. which demo i checked the units response of the but it doesn't also, although we do have some examples include in the us and the u. k. that make it difficult to understand what means or more acceptable for democracy smooth to this just so shut the discussion. i'm going to be very frank and hold on. no, we just go to the deal really means to the bottom. the statements made by the is rarely minister of defense, the commander of the army and the number of other officials, including ministers that show which to police students is new to the rate cold palestinians. animals in the process. and people, you've seen, you google you more or less like but mystery yes. and you would say that deals to you. it is non human. so leave in the don't bus just like the landscape. you said that the people living in the don't pass off creature. it's just life, you're moxley of us, and photo yak. let's say that there was, yeah. you, they're all good. faith turn for russians, which is good to be exterminated. most of the components to use and i know that in the government there are alter extreme is places and perhaps they do not speak for

good news. on this fear of, of, of escalation. do you, do you, is there a danger that's uh the us and by extension the, the u. k. may be kind of drifting into a larger conflict here. that's kind of sleep walking into into a much larger conflict a lot of course because um, you know, uh supposedly biden. and before i move um, i did not want to repeat iraq and afghanistan. and yet here we have lesser forces bombing and out of the country. and it seems from initial reports that the bombings are fairly extensive in terms of that age and uh, they cover, um, and so this leads to escalation, not just in yemen, but think of, uh, rock and city, a forces that are part of the so called the resistance axis that outlined with how to use with some of with heads of the law. and now that an ad upcountry is being attacked, they will be activated. so this is a very provocative the bombing campaign, regardless of how limited the pentagon officials may wish to describe the task. what implications is this going to have for the situation inside gym and which as you know, is still in the midst of a, a war, a civil war has been going on

u. k. a can make a difference in it. deterring because these i'm thank you for having a good morning. i'm unfortunately know the short answer is no. because of when looking at the who is, he's under actions in that region. one needs to really reflect on the idea of logical framework that they are working with in under political project. the ideological framework is that they are exactly like every other as long as drive because those movement that we've seen in that part of the world and globally, in fact, they are off the establishment of the world wide, is lovely color fit with its capital, being based insurance and so they have multiple goals to achieve. the most important is to destroy the state of israel. and if they believe that the pulse to achieve that ultimate holy gold is a long lasting war and they are proposed on, they have shown that resilience and pad missed before that they are not going to step down from the ambition their political project is also to establish, is they the, is she a, do a logically, a structured political establishment like they had for hundreds and h

u. k. take a look at and a new round of bombardment spokesperson and folders would be good to tell the i've seen an exclusive interview that the west and campaign wouldn't make his group change. call the strikes which have occurred more than once, have had no impact on her decision at all. we still adhere to our firm position on palestine. iraq recalled it's in bassett, of to run the following time. ron nestle strikes again. this is what they call dry on the spice and tags and parent groups. any right? the, the idea of like this south of guys are leaving casualties. mistreats of rough on i met the cottage in the region to desktop keeps on rising. the, now we're continuing a coverage of the latest from around the world. welcome georgia international, i a michael, put you up with the updates. now we started this uh with breaking news. the us and the u. k. have reportedly conducted news twice on reveal positions in yemen, others and us a said to have targeted anti ship medical facilities. because i made on escalation between the who bees and western powers. on monday the who'd be talking ameri

it is good to have you with us, the strikes by the us and the u. k. against who the target is this helping or is it hurting the who these hey, the certainly helping them put these in pretty global shipping. unfortunately, if the goal was to de escalate the situation and to turn the diesel, they have failed. if the goal was just to diminish some of the ballistic military capability. so these, that mean perhaps has been a success. but the fact is, if the hoodies continue a pace, they will be able to disrupt shipping for a long time, no matter how much ballistic capabilities they have because it does not take very much. so this is, this is really complicating the situation further and it is bringing us to a point where we're going to have a long term difficulty in making shift moving through the rates the possible. well, what would you recommended to protect these commercial ships that are trying to use? i mean, what is an important artery for global trade? it is an important artery, but at this point it is wise to avert the whole situation to avoid it

good of of aiden on that identity . we've also heard from one hate who the official has been reported, a warning to us and u. k. would pay a heavy price for this. what does that mean to you? i did get a now which would be as the water me, they have been sent to be thought to be the money out of me. that's now the uh, old shipping at a, the comedy central of buttons. it belongs to the united states and u. k. will come under attack at exactly the same way that the is it a 80 league? it has the come under a doctor before i let me make it clear that the many i have said many times this attack comes stopped in a matter of minutes. if you like and state, i knew i was the one the desire to say to is that i think they would allow food. i me this in and fuel and what that to and kind of goes. yeah. yeah. i mean, the, the added just, they wanted this humanitarian crisis to stop and did you decide to stop and go to that? and you've seen the united states actually has the quote that the super okay. a book. but he got it didn't actually they quoted kidding. son. i did, you know, side i got again because it's all just the bl

u. k. take a much yeah. man. and a new round of bombardment spokesperson folders would be good to tell the i've seen an exclusive interview, that the weston campaign wouldn't make his group change. call these strikes, which have occurred more than once, have had no impact on her decision at all. we still adhere to our firm position on palestine, iraq recalled it's in back to the, to ron, following 10, ron nestled strikes against what they called via and the spice centers and tara groups. any right? the, the idea of like this south of gas.

u. k. storms re to have a can people's homes. oh, good. don't go to and on roads. even in the car for to west by a flight has rescued 50 people in east london after a nearby canal reached its banks in rural areas, farms tried to keep the livestock as safe as they could. well, people were using every means possible to get around from britain to germany. the storms effect has been widely felt and seen. german rescue workers put up temporary, dams made with water containers to block the deluge. the incoming freezing temperature may yet complicate with masses of a is it could cause even the damage water, sweden, the cold, has already reached record, lows, towns and villages within the optic circle. haven't experienced such temperatures in january for 25 years. leaving motorist stranded on roads, bringing everyday life to a standstill. so any guy? yeah, well i'll just narrow or at least full of patients have died. doctor fy broke out at a hospital in a german city of fields and in the north several others had been injured. emergency services managed to prevent the fire

a good terrorist has called on donors states to guarantee the continued operation of the new ones agency for palestinian refugees, contributors, including the west, germany, and the u. k. hauled it funding for the own right agency after israel claimed 12 staffers took part in how mazda is october 7th terrorist attack on israel. the owner of the head says the employees under suspicion has been fired and that suspended funding could threaten the lives of those who depend on the agency for survival in the midst of a different ancient monetary in crisis and gaza. race. and to get a sack of flour. now a precious commodity in guys on these men are a few of the lucky ones who manage to get one others who are less fortunate. this is the amount i got today. this is for 7 people. look at how little this is. it's a rare day in thousands of city. very few a trucks make it to the heart of the strip. this one operated by the main you, an agency in gaza was empty 10 minutes. some people got 3 bags of flour. and some got 4, and i didn't get any. i have 3 children and i don't know how i'm going to feed them . the situation could get even worse. several countries have temporarily pause

u. k. lead a massive bombing campaign on yemen. the west, her attack sparks outraged both inside the a good country and beyond is partners on the side of the k all using disproportionate force against the i'm on the currency. it's hard to turn the right scene to the blog boss. israel presented for a bottle on response to a landmark case at the hague by south africa is using israel set aside in gaza and cities wipes out mass funeral.

it's good to have you with us for so many a dozen countries, including the us, u. k. i'm assuming that you have reportedly stopped funding the un relief and works agency for palestine refugees, that's off to as well as broad forward and unconcerned claim. the some and well well, cuz we're involved in the october 7th terror attack. the suspension of west in a to sparked outrage from palestinians is moving $2000000.00 in depend on life saving supplies from abroad. as we call on the country is that announced the session of their support for under what to mediately reverse their decision, which entails great political and humanitarian relief risks, as at this particular time and in light of the continuing aggression against the palestinian people. we need the maximum support for this international organization and not stopping support and assistance to it or data surrounding this all very small saying, and we don't know what the exact allegations is. rarely is making against these employees of unreal. they happen to be dispersed. what we get, the suggestion is the best th

good. thank you. and that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to those very by the u. k. u. s. back slaughter and guys, and we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch my role. i social media. if it's all tense and in your country and add to our channel going on, the run tv on normal, don't come to what's new and old episodes of going underground. c sassik the the that's as you mean. yeah. the big the band list to go ahead. the, the, the quote assumption some of the ship, but after the shooting, which is almost a typical customer. even if i video stories teaching them to check on the board is showing that i'm showing here in st. louis to ship them to fax, the movie a beautiful solution. the customer was in your portal for the the hello and welcome to across the full board. here we discussed some real in the most open southern guns i can find in 10 to is wally attacks while the payoffs, the icon below the sensor was surrounded by id s forces we hear about these dia, medical situation. in this case, the honest we didn't have anything to kind of mee

good. well, that's sort of to so with the news that the us on u. k. have once again conducted as strikes on the c. c. positions in the oven depends come says 8 targets. what hits the it is, the 2nd time that america um griffin have launched. coordinated strikes on. yeah. and then the us fleet carried out the brunt of the mission. launching numerous forties from one of its taras in the area. yes. strikes come off to the su, fees claims they attacked us, minute to vessel the ocean, jazz. all the washington denies the ship was hit before the latest stripes. the who's the ministry had filed a start in response to what is the question from the anglo saxon alex? not the yeah, many armed forces emphasized since the response to the american and british offences will inevitably arrive and no further funds will go unanswered or unpunished. the armed forces commit to continuing to prevent and navigation by his riley ships or ships headings the thoughts of occupied palestine. until israel stops the aggression and lifts the blockade on the posting in people in dal

u. k, was kicked off a televised broadcast through for refusing to condemn him ass, a message that needs the good part of the palestinian people. the immediate and the groom. and there are a lot of stuff coming i go, i hate to be. that is the most ridiculous. i know i've heard of that. i owe you your good onto us. good to goodness. and i'm not scared i'm. i know i'm not i'm, you know, a scared to condemn people who committed this. ready i know the deadline was the started away on, you know, i just try and keep the ball and revise the, the, the edge. all right, so now, but now with this cost of the incident with the former ambassador mano out of has a cna himself. and he gave us a behind the scenes of that exchange, and it was my mistake that i did the research to these 2 hooligans when i accepted the interview. but after the interview i tried to. ready research and find out that these are the as a german and this page sign this stuff again. this your trying to pin down every single you know, person that i need to extract from them. that one dimension is the combination of i'm asked to the questio

u. k, which takes off the telephone, his bold costs for refusing to condemn us a message and meet the good part of the palestinian people. they are a militant, the groom, and there are a lot of sounds coming. i hate to be that is the most ridiculous. i know i've heard of best buy uh new york and good on to us. good. good. and i'm not scared i'm, i'm no, i'm you a scared to condemn people who committed this. i am no good. the reason i was there is a little different that'd be sort of way um, you know, i just try and keep the ball and revise it. i don't need the edge. all right, so now hold on. while we discuss the incident with a full bottom faucet, i him self manual sockets has hosted and pulled us through how bottom events unfolded. it was my mistake that i did the research to these 2 hooligans where i accepted the interview. but after the interview i tried to. ready research and find out that these are the, as a journalist, paid sign this stuff again. this, you're trying to pin down every single, you know, person that would be to extract from them. the message is the combination of i'm a

u. k. not sitting today friday and you guy doesn't have a good record of military intervention in the middle east. is that for incumbent parliament's is recalls that they can have a vote on this. so there is concern across the board. full. thank you very much for that to run and live in london. still ahead on challenges. era attorney showing intolerable new york city trail, a head of an election that at this stage is to post the good news . the holloway i'll set to hang onto that cold and quiet weather costs a good parts of here, but things so slowly changes. we go on through the weekend. here's our massive area of high pressure, which is keeping it settled. we have got some stormy conditions, haven't set that up just around the met. it's right at the survey pressure will make his way further. east was very of light pressure, just around western russia, and that's producing some outbreaks of sleet and snow and introducing cold rabbits, the winds coming from move and they'll be direction. most guy minus 14 celsius tend to cold enough, but at least it'll be try. they lost some snow showers jus

u. k. dash the how are the weather is set fair across the middle east? barely a cloud in the sky looking good over the next couple of days as well, with the temperatures around the gulf had around to 23 cell just picking up here and go. how to around $45.00. is it go through eh, thursday, a southerly wind coming it home on several 7. know if that'd be have got showers because know them areas of iraq pushing into around wintry in nature as they drive the way across. the cool cause is and that's a bit of a winfrey mix making the way across the top here as well. the eastern side of the med looking pretty right over the next couple of days actually went to windy weather, piling across cyprus, syria, 11 and jordan. right, the way down into the occupied palestinian territories through a israel seems to me rather live the showers, the west with the northeast system. the suspects with us day coming on into lebanon in particular, but right across the basis of the night, it doesn't become settled over the next few days. a few of the shelves affecting the final face of the agents, one or 2 showers, to j

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