u. k. central road of the creation of these way, the state that it would take its responsibilities in the region more seriously. well, you'd be wrong. u. k has remained completely silent and calls for seas for even when those calls come from the get knighted nations. the responsibility on the u. k . is higher considering the historical legacy of the you can the area. the yuki doesn't seem to be active on this agenda. so just compliance with international law . it is about time there is a paradigm change towards the question of palestine. well, it's almost a 107 years since brittany infamous ball for declaration license the birth of design. this is really state in palestine and savvy, rather than being central to efforts to foster peace and understanding of the war to our region. the british are no central to the provision of the weapons being brutally deployed against innocent palestinian civilians. oh, as i said, this conversation further now coursing alive to joseph bra device channel, the british communist party joining us your one on the international. jodie a very well welcome to you. thanks for jumping on the program with us here. i bi

u. k. has spoken out against these images, but still unclear who exactly is in these images and why why they're being held or for how long they're going to be held for a place in the success maker abraham. speaking of a lot, it will take a look at some of the world headlines that will start to in russia by president of fruits and asked to seek re election and next year the face. he said no major challenges and he said, bid for a 5th to his lead russia since they tied of the century and has cracked down on opposition and media. germany's following the minister on a line of bab boxes calling for like global commitment as well phased out fossil fuels. the main issue at the climate conference in dubai is where the delegates will agree to end the uses that coal, oil, and gas negotiations will also focus of renewable energy. let's take you back to the top story then that most of the un security council on the resolution for a cease fire, a cause that will bring in a corresponding to benjamin a virus

u. k. has spoken out against these images, but still unclear who exactly is in these images and why why they're being held or for how long they're going to be held for one glimmer of good news today before said israel is to open a border crossing to gauze. that's not so painful, but for the inspection of a. so we're talking about the karen show long border crossing. now, our viewers might now be very familiar with the rough border crossing, which is the gaza, the border crossing between the gaza strip and egypt. but the prior to the war, not a lot of goods were coming through the roof of crossing 60 percent of them were actually coming through the carrier im shalom crossing. and since its a crossing between gaza and israel, it has been closed since the beginning of the war. but it was very important for goods coming in and out of the strip before the war. and now what we're hearing our reports that this crossing may be open in the coming days, it's unclear what the timeline is, but for inspecti

u. k. central road of the creation of these way, the state that it would take its responsibilities in the region more seriously. well, you'd be wrong. u. k has remained completely silent and calls for seas for even when those calls come from the united nations. the responsibility on the u. k is higher considering the historical legacy of the u. k. and the area. the yuki doesn't seem to be active on this agenda. so just compliance with international law . it is about time, there is a paradigm change towards the question of palestine. well, it's almost a 170 years since britain infamous ball for declaration license the birth of this item is really stayed in palestine and savvy rather than being central to efforts to foster peace and understanding of the war to our region. the british are no central to the provision of the weapons being brutally deployed against innocent palestinian civilians. apparently his own jo, sebra, vice chair of the british communist party. she things on the dollars of one pilot members saying the government will still send weapons to is well, there is a exact correlation between what's happening and the sign and what's

u. k. could join the united states in a v to remember the u. k has not used to veto since 1999. so lots of interesting elements to what's about to happen here. and that's bringing kristin salumi, who's in new york, your goddess monitoring development at. so what are you hearing about when this phase to, to take place and what is a expect to anytime soon? as well as you speak, i hear the bells ringing to signal the start of the meeting. so i think it's about to begin right now. we learned that france called for that closed door session before this was about to happen. it's not surprising, given that they were calling for a pause, a delay to get everybody on the same page to try to work out something that everyone could agree on before putting it to a vote. it looks like that vote is about to happen now. and kristen just give us an idea of it. okay, so that's what this evidence in, in, in accordance with 77 of the professional rosa procedure on the council. i invited to participate in this meeting, the representatives off of kind of stone door and door. i'm going to, i'm gonna tak

u. k. central rolled at the creation of these various states that it would take its responsibilities in the region more seriously. well, you'd be wrong. u. k has remained completely silent, phone calls for seas for even when those calls come from the united nations. the responsibility on the u. k is higher considering the historical legacy of the u. k . in the area. the u. k. doesn't seem to be active on this agenda. so just compliance with international law. it is about time, there is a paradigm change towards the question of palestine. well, it's almost a 107 years since britain infamous ball for declaration license the birth of this item is really state in palestine and savvy rather than being central to efforts to foster peace and understanding of the war to our region. the british are no central to the provision of the weapons being brutally deployed against innocent palestinian civilians. only heard from political analyst and the editor of red star radio, alexander mckay. he says, british and peas have a selective approach when it comes to condemning war crimes. this is a case of selective, remember, and of principles from sudden british

u. k. 8 to the region. we were the 1st country dakota on israel to open more crossings. the u. k. has experts on the ground providing logistical support, lariche in egypt. and today we supported this resolution which will streamline age checks, so we can massively scale it up for humanitarian response. it to mullens the immediate, an unconditional release of hostages. and it calls for steps towards a sustainable cessation of hostilities. and for the avoidance of doubt, we are clear that the resolution is without prejudice to the rights and obligations of policies on the international humanitarian law. the adoption is an important signal of the security council's commitment. our actions today and in the future must help ensure that the hora of the 7th of october never happens again. we unequivocally condemn how masses acts of terror and support israel's right to self defense. my prime minister and for an secretary of being loud and clear in that it cools for a sustainable cease file as soon as possible. but a cease fire will not last. if a mass is still able to operate and tunnels unti

u. k. has spoken out against these images, but still unclear. who exactly is in these images and why why they're being held or for how long they're going to be held for one particular term has been coming up. lots of the un climate conference in the united arab emirates, one and a half degrees celsius. in 2015 countries around the world agreed to increase efforts to limited global warning to one and a half degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. so let's take stock and look at what could happen if this limit is exceeded. the wild fires and canada floods and libya sweltering heat and brazil, an extreme drought, and the horn of africa. this is a world 1.2 degrees hotter than the early 19 hundreds. a world that is edging closer to the temperature limit leaders agreed would avoid the worst impacts of climate change. 1.5 degree celsius compared to pre industrial levels. that's like a 1st line of defense where we want to tell the humans the need to change our behavior in order to save the planet in order to keep the planet for future generation. a

u. k. has spoken out against these images, but still unclear who exactly is in these images and why why they're being held or for how long they're going to be held for one particular term has been coming up a lot of the un climate conference in the united arab emirates, one and a half degrees celsius in 2015 countries around the world agreed to increase efforts to limit the global warming to one and a half degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. so let's take stock and look at what could happen if this limit is exceeded. the wildfires and canada floods the libya sweltering heat and brazil an extreme drought and the horn of africa. this is a world 1.2 degrees hotter than the early 19 hundreds. a world that is edging closer to the temperature limit leaders agreed would avoid the worst impacts of climate change. 1.5 degree celsius compared to pre industrial levels. that's like a 1st line of defense where we want to tell the few months the need to change our behavior in order to save the plane

u. k. central role of the creation of the user id say that it would take its responsibilities in the region more seriously. well, you'd be wrong. u. k has remained completely silent and calls for seas for even when those calls come from the get knighted nations. the responsibility on the u. k . is higher considering the historical legacy of the you can the area. the yuki doesn't seem to be active on this agenda. so just compliance with international law, it is about time there is a paradigm change towards the question of palestine. well, it's almost a 107 years since brittany infamous ball for declaration license the birth of this item is really stayed in palestine inside the rather than being central to efforts to foster peace and understanding of the war to our region. the british are no central to the provision of the weapons being brutally deployed against innocent palestinian civilians as well. i'm just the raw vice chair with the risk on this policy. she thinks that regardless of what parliament members say, the government rules and weapons say, so there is a exact correlation between what's happening and palestine and what's happ

u. k has a big floating barge just offshore where they're keeping 500 migrants really a drop in the bucket. but the migrant rights and g o is are giving major side i to the government's marketing of it. being such a great thing where they can even come ashore and enjoy financing cities and excursions and even sports one, version b said that if the migrants don't like it well, then they can just quote f off, back to france. in any case, it sounds like a teen unity really has their work cut out for them with this one less of the world is looking at $331.00 p and must go time font. it's a scott's i'll be back again with another look at today's biggest stories in about an hour. thanks for the the hello. i'm in l. a. chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. in light of the unfolding tragedies in israel and gaza, the u. s. has shifted its attention away from your crate. but america isn't the only one. ukraine's own neighbors just months, a go pledging on wavering support, now, souring on key as, as fresh elections prove, the prolonged war in europe isn't as popular as it was sold. all right, let

u. k. has apparently dismissed those codes and saying that the guys, the residents are still able to seek refugee and safe areas as well. nature. there is a place for the people of guys have to have their shelters. the there was a place in gaza called them wasi. then will, i say, is the place where they all can have a shelters together with international organizations, we created shelters for the policy. and so they cannot say is, well, is not, you know, the taking that to you on representatives have denalis. these are also proposals for i saved zone in the town of alamo. i see in the south all the guys are stripped, as they say you will be impossible to squeeze such an enormous number of desperate refugees into that area. john lives who have visited the camps at a currently isn't a providing age to civilians. in the meantime, the policy then dest old continues to rise. as soon as the start of the conflict, 2 months ago, more than 16000 people had been killed in the gaza strip. 3 quarters of th

u. k. has actually dismissed the possibility of a 2 state solution between is while and goes a saying there should be no independent palestine. the biggest question is, what type of palestinians are the other side is what is? well, they realize they have the, the answer is absolutely no one else tell you why. well, then the house at the moment no beyond. the reason the reason of israel is because the public how could with, without offering mark the state to palestine. how can that be piece of this round knows today and the world should know? now, the reason the oslo accords failed is because apollo students never wanted to have a state next to israel. in 2013 well being a member of the connect search for the could party, she posted an article called the 5 stage plan for the great to land of is well, no, it calls for 2000000 choose to move to as well to ensure jewish majority as a country absorbs the, our population as well as the citizenship rule with compulsory military service for all of thos

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

u. k. has dismissed the possibility of a 2 state solution. shane, they should be new in dependent palestine. the biggest question is what type of palestinians are the other side is what is? well they realize they have the, the answer is absolutely no one else tell you why. well then the house and the moments. no, because this is the reason the reason of israel is because the policy was without offering mark the state to palestine. how often that'd be piece of this round knows today and the world should know. now, the reason the oslo accords failed is because apollo students never wanted to have a state next to israel. now in 2013 well being a member of the connect search for within the could population posted an article called the 5 stage plan for the gray to land of israel. and the best plan calls for 2000000 to use to move to is well to ensure that there's a jewish majority in the country as it absorbs the arab population. now as well as a citizenship, little with compulsory military service,

u. k. has descried past the is as quote, i mean we population a see and this is the is what it was got into a lot of efforts to evacuate your civilians. here's a statement. how much efforts as well is doing to make sure the palestinians will get to a designated areas in the southwest area of gaza. something that's not in the past . other countries did for the me, population is real, has always treated the past as a, as guilty. all cost is including babies. i mean, you know, when you were to pull the plug on incubators, i mean, and, and obviously you consider everybody including babies that were born after october 7th, to be adding these and, and that to be hostile and then to be an legitimate target for those ready military, the question is, will the world, you know, with the major part of the russia, china, india. i mean, all the major parties, all the people that will they take us to do and prevented this is most powerful will, according to falls magazine is a commission chief us live on the

in the meantime, b u k has a big floating barge just offshore where they're keeping 500 migrants really a drop in the bucket. but the migrant rights and g o's are giving major side i to the government's marketing of it. being such a great thing where they can even come, i sore and enjoy fine activities, excursions and even sports one, version b said that if the migrants don't like it well, then they can just quote f off, back to france. in any case, it sounds like a team unity really has their work cut out for them with this one to africa now with the country of chad has concluded a nation wide vote on adopting a new constitution. chatty and now await the results of the referendum. the nation's transitional president has expressed optimism, describing the day is historic, and the hope that the country will return to a constitutional order. over $8000000.00 citizens cost that violet with the final tally to be announced on december 24th thoughts on sunday paving the way for an adoption by the supreme court. on december 28th. the referendum seen as a precursor to the next elections next ye

u. k. has dismissed the possibility of a 2 state solution saying that should be no independent palestine. biggest question is what type of palestinians are the other side is what is? well, they realize they have the, the answer is absolutely no one else tell you why. well, then the house at the moment. no. because this is the reason the reason the israel is because the palace how could with, without offering mark the state to palestine. how often that'd be piece of this round nose today and the world should know. now, the reason the old lot courts failed is because of palestinians never wanted to have a state next to israel. well, i to take a look at this 2013 while being a member of the connected for the liquid party. she posted an article called the 5 stage plan for the great, the land of israel. it cools, got this for 2000000 jews to move to israel to ensure a jewish majority of the country absorbs the arab population as well as the citizenship law with compulsory military service. the 3rd s

u. k. has descried past the is as quote, i mean we population a see and this is the is i was going to a lot of efforts to evacuated civilians has statement. how much efforts as well is doing to make sure the palestinians will get to a designated areas in the southwest area of gauze or something that's not in the past. all the countries did for enemy population is really has always treated the cost be as a, as guilty. all cost is including babies. i mean, you know, when you were to pull the plug on incubators, i mean, and, and obviously you consider everybody including babies that were born after october 7th, to be, and emmys, and, and the, to be hostile and then to be had legitimate target for those very minute changes, the question is, will the world, you know, one of the major partners of the world, russia, china, india, i mean, all the major part of all the people that will they take us to, to have prevented all the u. s. as in dallas to coordinate admitted tree area exercise, we have a guy

u. k. has a big floating marks just offshore, where they're keeping 500 migraines. really a drop in the bucket. but the migrant rights and g o's are given major side. i to the government's marketing of it. being such a great thing where they can even come ashore and enjoy financing cities and excursions and even sports. one version p said that if the migrants don't like it well, then they can just quote f off, back to france. in any case, it sounds like a team. unity really has their work cut out for them with this or at least a people have been killed and a 100 more injured in the west africa nation. if any of the blows to could as an oil terminal in the countries capital, that's according to local officials, a local report say that as to the explosion slain spread, you can see how big those planes are on the video right now. and they split up towards residential areas via and building blocks with to be seen for miles around guineas government. this issue just statements announcing the closure of schools in the city and is urging for workers to stay home reports cl

u. k. has described past the is as quote, i mean we population a see insisted the is where it was going to a lot of efforts to evacuated civilians. here's a statement this like this in much efforts as well is doing to make sure the palestinians will get to a designated areas in the southwest area of gaza. something the not in the past. other countries did for enemy population. i mean that was quite shocking lady. the thing is i was really helping that what, what are your thoughts or well, i mean, this is a very telling statement. in fact, israel has always treated the past as a, as guilty all palestinians, including babies. i mean, you know, when you, what the pull the plug on a 2 batteries. i mean, as obviously you consider everybody including babies that were born after october 7, to be enemies and, and that to be hostile and to be legitimate targets for the way the military that we've been committing war crimes against the cost in for 75 years. so there's nothing in new, i don't think that s

u. k. has seemed to miss to dismiss those concerns, saying that the residence of still able to seek refuge in safe areas. israel made sure there is a place for the people of guys have to have their shelters. the. there was a place in guys, a call to milwaukee. then what i see is the place where they all can have a shelters. together with international organizations, we created shelters for the policy. and so they cannot say is what is not, you know, but the thing that you and representatives have denounced the israel proposal for a safe zone in the town of alamo. se in the south of the gaza strip. as they say, it would be impossible to squeeze such an enormous number of desperate refugees into the area. a gentleness who visited the camp said it currently isn't providing aid to civilians in the meantime. posted in death though, continues to rise, says the size of the conflict 2 months ago. mold and 16000 people have been killed in the gaza strip. 3 quarters of them have been women and children b

u. k. has spoken out against these images, but still unclear who exactly is in these images and why why they're being held or for how long they're going to be held for its abraham speak to me on its agents. is a warning about the humanitarian situation in gaza? is guessing, was in the weeks of the conflict, israel told goes to civilian population to evacuate to the south of the territory. but the only thing that has intensified in food was the other essentials are in short supply. this is a common for displaced people in con eunice and the. 7 types of the gaza strip. entire families have moved here during the intense fighting light stays the struggle. while that stop come on, how does the duration is really difficult for me? i haven't had bread for a week. there's nothing. even when we get it, i give it in the system, my children, my husband and i do not eat. we can go without opportunities and call and tell them what i've used for that is gonna be, then we make it me last the whole day. so ins

u. k. has a big floating march just offshore, where they're keeping 500 migrants really a drop in the bucket. but the migrant rights and g o is are giving major side i to the government's marketing of it. being such a great thing where they can even come. sure, and enjoy financing with ease and excursions, and even sports. one version being said, that if the migrants don't like it well, then they can just quote f off, back to france. in any case, it sounds like a team. unity really has their work cut out for them to africa where the country of chad has just completed a nationwide photo and adopting a new constitution, a chatty ins. now wait, the results solve the referendum, the nation's transitional process, and so has express optimism, describing the day is being historic and say, i hope that the country would return to constitutional. we will to over a 1000000 citizens costs that followed with the final tally to be announced on december 24th. so in just a few days, paving the way for an adop

u. k has a big floating barge just off shore where they're keeping 500 migraines. really a drop in the bucket. but the migrant rights and g o's are giving major side i to the government's marketing of it. being such a great thing where they can even come i sore and enjoy fun activities and excursions or even sports one, version b said that if the migrants don't like it well, then they can just quote f off, back to france. in any case, it sounds like a team. unity really has their work cut out for them with this one. moving on to other news now at least age people have been killed and a 100 more injured in the west african nation of gimme a myself to a blast, occurred to an alternate in the countries capital. according to local officials, propose suggests that the explosion of flames after the explosion spread small, its nearby residential areas. the fire and ability black smoke could be seen from miles around. it is government issued a statement of announcing the close of schools in the city and urging old workers to stay home for boats. claimed that the contact wa

has gone up. so they're burning more fuel. i'm going to give you some examples and the u. k. for example, the u. k, which has always publicly denounced fossil fuels, has recently ended up breaking. it's promised to close at the coal plants and is now burning even more coal. and then there's a european union since attacking russia economically, right? it has increased by 11 fold 11 fold. it's important from of coal that it's getting from places like australia and indonesia and south africa. but perhaps the most ironic example of climate cape park, or c, comes from germany where they are closing and retiring one of their largest wind farms to you know, what they're going to be putting there in place of that wind farm. are you ready for this? the replacing that with a coal mine. that's right. they're extending their coal project and saying 9 to their wind far away. it's not just the rich, it's not just the rich nations that consume and burn the most energy. it's also rich people. and here comes the prose according to university of massachusetts and hertz, and a study they did. those who have enough

u. k. where i m u k. government has just to prove to manage a new oil and gas field as well. so it's not just the gulf states to, i think doing absolutely the wrong thing here. so let's assume that the flames will continue burning. and the fossil fuel industry for it, for some time to come. there's talk about carbon capture as a solution. what's the problem with that? and so the problem is simply that it is not scalable. come actually in any way that makes it a technology that allows us to continue with business as usual. so there is a tiny amount of carbon capture and storage that is functional at the moment globally. and it would only capture a fraction, a tiny fraction. it'd be emissions that we're currently creating. and if you look at plans where we continue to the fossil fuels, as they increase expansion of fossil fuel production that relies on quantities of carbon capture and storage that, you know, we've had experts, again, like the international energy agencies. chair, say i simply fantasy it's not affordable, it doesn't exist that scale and it is a huge risk for us

u. k. has a lot to answer for in, in, in the play it historically and do develop for decoration, just 67 words long. basically consigned to palestinians to this terrible faith and present washed. it's hands of it or have to to, i think the okay, has the responsibility is completely advocated that responsibility. and we saw it again with the extension. many people regard that as an active, great cowardice and, and, and simply bowing to the pressures of, of america. and as long being said that when it comes to this issue, that united kingdom does what the us does, you said that nothing you all who is playing for time here, playing for time to what end? well, i think is he said from the beginning that they would wipe out hands and that many p for military as well as other analysts say that was a goal that he could never achieve. and indeed the, the, the opposite will be achieved. that the more that to this really, how long cause a destroyed infrastructure, hospitals, universities hit you, instruct

has gone up. so they're burning more fuel. i'm going to give you some examples and the u. k. for example, the u. k, which has always publicly denounced fossil fuels, has recently ended up breaking. it's promised to close at the coal plants and is now burning even more calls. and then there's a european union since attacking russia economically, right. it has increased by 11 fold 11 fold. it's important from of coal that it's getting from places like australia and indonesia and south africa. but perhaps the most ironic example of climate cape pa chrissy comes from germany where they are closing and retiring one of their largest wind farms to you know what they're going to be putting there in place of that wind farm . are you ready for this? they're replacing that with a coal mine. that's right. they're extending their coal project and saying 9 to their wind farm. by the way, it's not just the rich. it's not just the rich nations that consume and burn the most energy. it's also rich people. and here comes the prose according to university of massachusetts and hertz, and a study they did. those who

u. k. government has said that it could investigate so called public interest considerations is bad. now, what could this move mean and how significant is this for the media spear in the u . k? well i think i think the significance of it is, it is yet another example, all the government cracking down on media, you know, typing the screws even more so i think we should take it more quite seriously. but i think the idea of what this been slow to does a public concern is that the political concerns more about the concept of policy being worried about the main flagship newspaper, could be in the hands of foreigners holding a media has landscape, is obviously dominated by a small handful of companies very similar to the united states and consort to him. so why do you think there's this concern surrounding this particular take over bid? it's pretty unprecedented. i mean, you have to go back to the 1980s when egyptian a 1000000 the mental side was trying to buy gibs of a newspaper most stops on the on the basis simply, they didn't have a bridge passport in those days. that was enough to stop

u. k. the corporation has been embroiled in numerous death related investigations and accusations of excessive force and by security personnel. human rights groups looked into a similar incident last month when a man's body was discovered in a down that has been real misery, which is caused by this fund to local community members. it's important that someone who is buying these pineapples knows about the allegations of violence connected to the fun. let's head to central africa now where at least 40 people have died to do to death leaf lots and lands lights. the incident has left the residents digging through the mobs to recover the bodies according to you in climate experts. the events highlights the disastrous implications of for urban design and extreme weather conditions. excuse me, and it is grappled with the aftermath of destruction and loss. residents recount the tragedy 1st, they would land slides, houses were destroyed, and no one was able to rescue any one. we're appealing to our local government to get involved so that we can look for bodies. but the missing that because it still is

u. k. where the service has received an ice warning for large parts of the country. for venice, wireless, electrical bodies is a 95 percent of vices have backs the countries territorial, claimed as a queen by an oil rich region, a neighboring keanta, the controversial non binding referendum. so low voice voice, it turned out that comes off to the lands international court of justice, ordered caracas to take no action that would alter the honors to control over the territory. is a queen by is 160000 square kilometers around the sides of grace, and makes up about 2 thirds of guy and his land boss, gas, and oil. we discovered that back in 2015. okay. on his president. if on the holly said earlier that his government is working to protect the countries borders and key people safe. i want i saw a guy in is that there is nothing to fear over the next a number of hours this months. i had, of course, our vigilance will be on hans. but we are watching a wrong the clock to ensure that our board has remained intact. and the people in our country remains say, well in the buddhis

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, he is almo

no screen the, the came john or the soul that launch he's touched accelerates has countries and u. k. expansion and has cushions of the u. s. against making any misguided decisions. soft credit is courting the most action of serious publication. posing a threat to international peace of all the you and security council has agreed to withdrawal peacekeepers from democratic republic of congo. the gradual exit will begin later this month, but the un mission will remain in the country for another. yeah. companies with ours using q is peace, keep as a failing to protect civilians from scripts. operation in the eastern portion of the country. attacks have forced more than 7000000 people that from their homes on sol comes underneath 14000000 registered versus we'll go to the polls general election in the d all see on wednesday, president for the extra security is seeking a 2nd time move in 20 candidates running against him. oh correspondent, catherine. so it has went out from the capital congestive as we have been speaking to the president of the electoral commission will say that she's fac

u. k, u s u armed israel has continued the killing and gaza, the westbank lebanon, and syria, with abiding administration, declaring no red lines for his royal. what can stop thousands more from being killed? joining me to someone who has been in the israeli government as the justice minister and deputy foreign minister, former us back peace plan negotiator and an architect to the 1993. also, of course you'll see bailey and joins me from tel aviv. thanks so much. you'll see for coming on the violence of being continuing for a weeks. of course. i mean, how many more people do you think joined, come us for every bomb dropped on gaza and do you think it's an issue that concerns me is riley, in effect coalition government as well. i don't know. the well does concern them with all due respect. they, as you know me for a few years. time is thorn supposition produced a government. i hope that after the world there, we lay there will end the day and the beverly, this is what will happen, but these, you asked me about a joining come mazda as a result of the day of the conflict. now. okay, i'm sure

u. k. and rolanda has signed a new treaty and reviving a plan by the british government to send asylum seekers to the east applicant country. the agreement was signed by british interior minister james cleverly and his little ones and counts upon vincent, built into gully, and i followed the decision by the you case, top court last month. the rules deforestation scheme, unlawful of thousands of people have demonstrated in new zealand against the new conservative government. they say its policies threatened the rights of indigenous mallory protest is gathered in the capital. wellington, as parliament was one in 5 minutes, the course to for elections national potty promised to review the principles of the nations founding documents. a treaty signed slide which is called list. and mallory chiefs in 1840. so that is it for me, has him see, get for now we'll be back with continuing coverage of the one, gaza and the days of the news stay with us upfront the to submit to the world slow down. we stand firm as homes with tests of global nichols reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global, the bat

u. k. no one has supported or contribute to these international force by sending the warships to companies that they say they're going to contribute or just send these some of the naval officers so, so far to one of the attacks, the engagement, the confrontation, you see that this is happening between who these and the us see whether with these and the naval questions here. so the yes is acting by yourself and it is not any other country that is now been fighting against a 40. so in reality, there is very, very little presence of the may with forces here if that is at all. so we see that for, for the frequency of that tax is increasing just in the last 24 hours of being 3 attacks. and now for the 1st time usa saying it's given only sunk the, the, the 3 small votes get onto the whole fuse, but also if t of the crew. so for the 1st time, yes, the same, that is cube with the members. and that is quite big, we do not know what is going to be the key of the television of the hope is or not . however, so far the media to the actions of the usa coolant deter who these, there is and remarkable is