u. n. renews that mandate every year. and the budget of under was provided by countries, countries like the u. k. like france of european union and up until recently, also the united states. so what would happen if under what is all flawed in gaza? that means all those refugee camps in the west bank and gaza would have no support whatsoever. that means that the states of starvation imposed on gods that would only be exasperated that on the wrong wouldn't be able to get any humanitarian assistance into gaza. and this we were talking about the largest you an agency that operates on the ground in the west bank and gaza at nobody, no agency, no organization can match this scope, the, the size and the legacy of the, of under law in palestine. so nobody would be able to replace that, although israel has tried for many, many years, certainly during these months. so the ward has maligned the organization. it has accused of connection with the october 7 attack. all those accusations the bunk by several independent reports by the united nations and others. but still that campaign to kind of read itself unde

can you just help us understand why countries like the us and the u. k. all so ready to provide such extensive supports to as well and for so long as well. insurance, it's there's, there's a political interest within the reason they're not doing this out of let's say, as far as for, for the dry just as self defense, but rather, and ensuring is or is dominance within the region. this is indeed, not just as far as war, but a war that represents all of these different nations. and the more that 6 to 2 s 13 specific positioning in the region. and of course, this war is that anything away from the got it see? this is completely and illegal war where you have a multi faceted layers of the galaxy and the level of the sheer force that we do when you look at the data presented in today's report. it's as if we're reading a page that comes out of a science fiction movie where we have a deep level of a symmetry between the colonized people and they're called advisors and a huge alliance coming from the nato. and these, the numbers only show what is it normal. the nat

which will surely come at some point maybe in the distant future bus at some point, will countries like the u. k. m, the us be compelled to share whatever footage they have from the surveillance mission given there were numerous involvement in these rec, like constant missions. will they be compelled to share what they have seen from those missions in a course of low what that would indicate how to visit the day off. i mean, what spoke guys was saying is for the right and adding to the data, i gather the initial quote. the importers of this comes from different aspect that needed to be highlighted when these really brigadier generating the, brought down the heads of the admitted research and development of the defense that we just sent. a said that these right has created along with the us and machine that knows how to produce and expose thousands of targets in seconds covering all the countries around is right, including iran, shows that this technology along with precision. this size has been created to avoid civilians by targeting such, such a high number of civilians being got the navy and i

i like to ask you about the position of the u. k. government about the allegations that you are effectively a political president, but presumably the 1st, your 1st difficulty with the european arrest board was not on political grounds with sweden. i'd like to ask you with your, you'll come into on the quality of treatment to the expedition treaties. between the u. k and the us and web a, c u k is about bound by them. and whether we have very visual re, freedom of a move. uh, i like to ask you about your treatment at belmont prison. there's a navigation of torture, which is a serious nobody denies a bell. ma, she's an extremely unpleasant place, but i like to know a bit more about the evidence. the u. s. u. k. expedition treaty is one sided 9 times more people expedited to the united states from the u. k. then the other way around the protections for us citizens, phoenix, side you k is stronger. there is no need to show a permanent face the case or reasonable suspicion, even when united states 6 to expedite from the u. k. it's a alle

so some embassies like germany, the u. k or the netherlands, have organized some commercial flights. i mean, they have tried to planes for their citizens if they want to leave it there. of course, people who do want to nice, but um, yeah, this is also affecting other parts of the economy as a the airport is also important to get the goods like groceries or aids into the country. journalists, stella mentor, thank you very much for joining us. 11 non has been in a state of near permanent emergency for years. it has no precedent. only a caretaker, government and a currency that's almost worthless. the country is divided and dysfunctional. political system also means the army is unable to challenge hezbollah or resist in his really assault the bystanders in a war within their own borders. the lebanese armed forces has been paralyzed, as has been, the militants launch missiles from the territory. and israel responds with a devastating rain of rockets and cross border incursions. the official lebanese army is estimated to have som

so some embassies like germany, the u. k. or the netherlands, who organized some commercial flights. i mean, they have tried to planes for their citizens if they want to leave him there. of course, people who do want to nice, but um, yeah, this is also affecting other parts of the economy as a the airport is also important to get the goods like groceries or aids into the country. journalists, stella mentor, thank you very much for joining us. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. today we have to plumber you as president. donald trump has said that israel should hit or runs nuclear facilities in response to tear ron's recent missile attacks, or trump said it was wrong for president joe biden to speak out against such attacks. biden had called on his realtor, respond in a proportion, proportionate way to the iranian attack. certainly. or did you clear us and british forces have struck more than a dozen who's the targets in yemen. the pentagon says aircraft and worship bonds, weapon systems,

it's not like in the west, the know, in australia or in u. k. if you a bit of file is like, you know, really bad. for example, i'm talking to my like educated movies, friends who studied overseas like us think i'm big. they see me at the miners as sex or i'm just like the talking about digits to something on and then i should value wages. my know, my noise should be crying out often you can have to come with a do it, let me know. so from that than i am, as i understood, a lot of people don't understand the issue of, of, of the fee the, according to our information, a dozen other freaks are accused of sexual abuse in t more unlike fellow today, they have never been prosecuted, but it's a priest whose being jail for child 6 abuse can enjoy such high profile. so the fee is that all the victims here remain on the is really forces seek to silence the truth and the occupied westbank storming and shutting down houses 00 in ramallah is targeting of the done is i as in years, a few minutes the beginning of the done, it is by listing and gunners, lebanese,

u. k. professor, it's good to have you with this. i'd like to get your professional opinion. do you think that the people in spain did they have adequate warning about this precipitation in the flooding, or do you suspect that people did not take that warning? serious? i mean, that's an excellent question because so very many people have died. so we can see that something has gone wrong here. suddenly that were full of costs out of heavy rainfall before this happened. and i could see that sitting and reading but something was going to happen in this region on. yeah, nice morning. so i was wondering, did not reach those people on the ground. we can hear people talking bad, but they didn't receive the warning in time. and then was already voted to the and if we already knew the rain was going to full, then definitely something has gone wrong. and it sounds like this was a perfect storm. it sounds like you had people who maybe were not aware of what was about to happen literally driving in to the flood waters. is there anything that could have been done to save them or to protec

u. k. the u. s. and marissa is full on this. let's the cost likes to watch the correspondence. none of the icon. good. the good to see you. so nothing has talked to them out there is quoting this de la victory to take us through david mommy's reasoning things. and the key for windows deal was analysis seems like a bridge and was close to resolving this. territorial dispute with marissa is over the table is located in the central indian ocean. but then you look at just how david left me the far and sacred tree is crashing with fever is tory empties over who was responsible for the deal and why it's even going through. and she continues to defend, which is a decision to return the item is to move. it's just all doing that. it's secure to the future of the strategically important ministry based on the vehicle. go see off the years off and he goes, dispute the bass will remain under u k. u. s. control. but critics off the deal including many tory and piece of all to that. it was a time not which has close ties with marissa has add. it gives a weight, a strategic asset, although the tools, the lords

they've been met with countries like the us like germany, like the u. k. continuing to fund this when you have the international court of justice saying that this is legally possible genocide. yeah. so the conditions are, are or had a straw sick and i, i wish there was a synonym for that word that would convey even more horrific, of desperation with that is where we are. let me, let me ask you this cuz you know, the, the, the, the point of genocide it is a point of contention. it is up before the world court an a case that was brought before it. and so that is still outstanding. but let me ask you, you know, we as journalists, we can't get into gaza to do independent reporting. we, we hear that medical facilities and other areas that have been targeted in gaza were targeted because her mos militants have embedded themselves with civilians. i mean, you've been going there for 10 years. i mean, what have you experienced? is that something you can confirm or is that something you, you've heard and what did you heard it so, so i have never seen military activ

u. k. the us and maurice just from windows deal was the policy seems like it was close to resolving this territorial dispute with marissa is over the table is located in the central indian ocean. but then you look at just how david lab me the far and secret trees crashing with furious tory empties over who was responsible for the deal and why even going through. and he continues to defend, which is the decision to return the item is to move, which is all giving that it's secure to the future of the strategically important literacy based on diego castillo. after years alternate dispute, the bass will remain under u. k. u is controlled, but critics off the deal including many tory in peace, all do that. it was a time not which has close ties with marissa is add, it gives away a strategic asset. although the tools that launched added to the previous conservative government, let me continues to say that the diplomats were facing a choice of abandoning the base altogether. a breaking international no revealing that the deal include. ringback a provision that china will not be able to build a military bas

u. k. and are, it's just like you must be the details the be allowed to go back to the island. i was about to answer the speak. all the details of my understanding of the agreement between these 2 countries is that they won't be allowed to go back to the other islands in the archipelago other than diego garcia. okay. but why is it that they can go back to diego garcia is what's going on there at this joint u. k u s military. ready so. ready super offer sensitive or no contract. ready so that people can, i mean i, i recognize it's not a very big island that i also recognize that of the nut. ready which it. ready into forcibly repatriated off of geography is the beginning, is not a huge, huge number, but i mean, why can't they go home? ultimately, that is a question for the u. k. and mercy is your is our base. but when it comes to the, the is, it is what's going on there. so, so, so the letter is that people say there's a question of the governments of the united kingdom. and marissa is to negotiate. but it's lauren and can you meet us base? but it is not really a u. k base. it i

it would also significantly restrict its activities across the occupied westbank. 7 countries like the u. k from germany and canada have issued a joint statements expressing their grave concern over the funds as a tax on a village and sometimes to 0 states by the parent military rapids support forces or r a stuff has left at least a 124 people dead over the past week, and this follows the destruction of the r, a subs most senior commander through the army last week. the group has been fighting the sudanese army and attacking villages for more than 18 months of the zeros have a more good reports. this mobile footage, taken by a rapid support forces fighter shows the power military insight as to the village in eastern and dizzy the in central to them. and the mobile footage shows other 5 periods, rounding up men young and accusing them of being affiliated with the dance army be by the end of a 3rd video, dead bodies lined up to be buried right here to get my you may get up there. my yeah, it's a mass of power. the man in the video says more than 120 people have been killed in 4 days of attack

treaty is being violated yet says the base is only hosting nato personnel from member countries like the u. k, france and poland, but not establishing a new nato base. some germans have criticized the move. tended us fairly keen. i find that completely unacceptable. nato headquarters in ross talk, there is the 2 plus 4 treaty that is common knowledge of the treaty states that no nato institutions you may be set up on the territory on the former german democratic republic. now, which is happening, the whole development of to 1991 is a disaster for the highest order. anyway, it's not research. nato is making war in front of the world because of these companies, i'm completely against all this web stuff in general, that's just how it is. i think it's completely wrong, but you have to say that all the wars that are being followed here are being followed by politicians, not by the people we think on the on now to the south caucus is where the georgia dream ruling party is, winning and parliamentary elections essential election commission says as leading the race for 54 percent of the vote, that's

u. k. pens a deal to return the chunk assignment to morrison. yeah. and also do without even like, consulting us, they have the views which is suitable for them. best for them. of course. a lot of other people, the to facing him most go with life from all to use age groups. great. have your company this news out while we are going to start with some a breaking news, which is the, is really full as has reportedly found a residential building in this top of the syrian capital that's damascus. and so will, according to local media. now, number of people have a part, anything killed and wounded. the strike let just any targeted a site near the reading, an embassy, but israel has not yet commented. the idea has the buttons, those set syria several times since, because a will erupt to a year. the flavor at 11 and a new wave of his radio stripes has rained down on a roots which here and spillers of smoke seemed throughout the day of us such as skies is ready. the military says, one of its attacks that killed has been his intelligence. colanda by jeff also claims to have hit over a 100 qu

you know, set in germany and as a, as this lucrative sort of, uh, alternative to countries like canada or, or u k on use it in the engine. scalable goes, have usually looked for an in that direction they've announced, or new initiatives inspectors like i t like health care and engineering. i mean by doing things like a visa, a processing, the long term visa processing for uh, uh, skilled workers has been reduced from a 9 months to just 2 weeks. so that tells you how things are now going to pick up at electrifying speed. and it's only going to increase, shut to that just booming out of a prime minister and a render emoji just returned from at the brakes gathering in, in russia. are indians relations with russia, a roadblock, and furthering that german? germany's relations with india as well. india has maintained the position of non position as far as the russia ukraine conflict is concerned, and it said time and again that it's not a 0 sum game. now, while it was a point of friction or for countries like the us and germany and europe as well, but they've, they've all come around in the last 2 year

like this. but a tradeoff. this may tell you something that is valuable in the u. k. works in houses. couple of harris is running a tim wold since cold for the abolition note, the very system that he likes the president in america. get this just for whole weeks before the country comes to the polls. i think all of us know the electoral college needs to go. we need a national popular vote that is something, but that's not the world we live in. so the electoral college is a mechanism established for electing with president instead of a direct nationwide popular vote. citizens cost that pilots in each state and the winter of that state gains that party a corresponding number of elect, horrible college boats and the president. so you decide that on to get some majority of those parties. phones now it is argued, the electoral college favors the republicans as past elections have had the democratic candidate to winning the popular vote, but then losing out due to the card system. hillary clinton, for example, got nearly 3000000 more votes in donald trump in 2016, but still felt the shoulder

he really emphasized that countries like america and the u. k. were to blame for this for giving israel. he described his comp launch for carrying out these acts of aggression in the region. he said that israel has no interest in pursuing peace, or is that nice fire? and the actually we are hearing now from the representative from iraq at this the imagined sneezing of you. and let's listening to this madam president's holding meeting after meeting of the security council over the past year without achieving any tangible results to sump continue. it is radia taxed against it by the senior people, just such a painful reality. the reality that the security council is not making any effective residual decisions to stop these violations that allow the occupation to perpetuate its practices and escalate finance in the region. it's time for the security council to pay ineffective rule to maintain international peace and security. and especially as the is really a tax against palestinian and living. the 3rd tories persist. right? want to take you live no

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u. k. u k. pacific summit that's being held in some mo, leaders of the commonwealth nations like india and south africa, decided to about snob dot platform and come to russia instead. what do you make of that development? george is very significant. don't actually know. several british commonwealth non bars who are either full members or are pump not members of bricks. i'm not seeing that number is going to grow and the undoubted, the lights off king charles. 1 in the chair, in front of the someone dancer which looked like a wonderful time was had by all. but most of the important british commer well, leaders came to comes on in russia instead. and that's very significant, indeed, the presence of saudi arabia, united, all of them are very significant indeed. friends of indonesia. uh the, for the most populous country on the planet. the biggest, most of them country on the plan here. cuz on these are all very 2nd difficult. stores in the windows are quite big straws. and i think that this process is going to grow and grow. george, what's your response to those? to say the bricks is basicall

u. k, the deal to return the trigger, silence to maricia is the announce to deal with all the, even like consulting us they have to do which is suitable for them. best for them of course. and what about the people? and i'll, julia accuses its former colonial rulers front of committing genocide during it's one from the 32 year occupational prevention with dr. gate, the just after 7 pm here in most school with this tuesday, october, the 8th i am usually on this is the, are to use are we begin in the middle east, where the lebanese capital is endured a new wave always really or strikes to billows of black smoke could be seen at a constant rate today over the city skies. earlier, the idea of fish should civilian the population, orders for parts all of a route as well. the is really military season, early or attack. there are killed as well as intelligence come under. so how you could st. who's saying the idea of also claims to have head over a 100 co, tara targets in southern lebanon, including weapon store. how is this a miss? i launch sites. the lebanese militant group has bowler responded

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election day knowing that the next chapter of american history will be written in towns like the course is to the u. k. now was the last coal fired power station has been shut down after being in operation since 1968, the closure of the rock cliff on sol power station in central england ends. the u. k. is centuries long reliance on coal. the british government has pledge to generate all of its energy from carbon neutral sources by the 21st. the person is the 1st g 7 member to end cold power generation and the w corresponding to get mass joins us now from ratcliffe on. so the good, good to see, you know, this is a historic moment for the u. k. as in tit yes. and it is really a big moment. i mean in the u. k, it was the fast cold fired power station to actually spring in tax. and the at 90 in century on the country has lied. huge li on cold. of course, it was one of the hubs for the industrial revolution. then it, at some point employed over 1000000 people, the colored industry. so it's been has the massive roll and development of the u. k . and now this country is the 1st and the g 7 to actually not re

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like this. but a trade of this may trace something that is valuable in the u. k. works in houses. the you with states palmer have scrambled. the distance is though from another entity in the federal government in washington. that is awesome. it predicted the moms why the international wouldn't just freedom commission to designate india as a country of concern us c i r f, as an independent commission that provides policy recommendations to the executive branch as well as the congress. it's not a part of the state department or a part of the executive branch, i think, as you know, as after careful review in december of last year, the secretary assessed in india did not meet the threshold for designation as a country particular concern. but we continue to carefully monitor the religious freedom situation in every country, including india. that is, comes off the end. the end of the issue with the report on the law is that the us stop in to ferry, in other countries on instead focus on its own problems. our views on the united states commission on international religious freedom are we

u. k. works in house has done this. they may just remove the items from the sales from like to always do when he met to visas a stage like this. but a tradeoff. this may say something that is valuable in the u. k. works and houses cumberland harris is running, right? it's in, well it's, it's cold for the abolition of the very system that elect the us presidents in america. just 4 weeks before the country goes to the poll, i think all of us know the electoral college needs to go. we need a national popular vote that is something, but that's not the world we live in. the electoral college is a mechanism established for electing the president instead of a direct nationwide popular vote. citizens cost that pilots in each state. the winter of that state gains that party a corresponding number of electoral college votes and the presidency. you decide the one who gets a majority of those college quotes. now, what is argue the fact oral college favors the republicans as past elections have had the democratic candidate winning the popular vote, but then losing out due to the car in the system. hillary clinton, for example, got ne

u. k. sonya which does seem like this saturday, the well, this is a 20, a demonstration has been installed on a mass level that has been seen and indeed is being seen here today on saturday. and it really is indicative of the amounts of a full start start the feeling that there is on this issue here. we have seen this in holes that are taking place, particularly of what is people more in favor of being a ceasefire. and for that to be some kind of piece of negotiation between the sides on this issue and certainly throughout the whole. yeah. we have seen much like a company to sell stuff that has been know amazing. all the strength of feeling is all based on either side. we have kids starting in the middle of the model, but just across summer, from where i'm standing, there is a group of pro rated demonstrates is that the demonstration itself seems to come to the up at a standstill. and even though they are separated by mental, take that up by the building, they are, they all, i think fail starting to have some kind of stand up between these 3 groups. again, such is the strength of feeling b

you said it was a cleveland to a country like the u. k. it would mean all of london being displaced. i mean, it is quite amazing and, and this is now affecting in recent dallas for the 1st time, the central bye route, but some southern lebanon, the southern suburbs, eastern lebanon, and tobacco valley. i mean it's, it's the whole country now, is it not? and that's the whole country. i think it's the major change that we've seen, the scene said, let's say last weekend, for the last 11 months, you already had these place people because of the consequences failed in the south . these people tended and it's about that a bit more than a $100000.00 people. these people send it to stay in the south. mostly. now we've been massive increasing that all of the space. people have to find some coping mechanism, but also only some space. basically all across the country. so you have people who stop in, in the 1st city side, which is about halfway between the south and the route. and then some that have more doesn't been was this will surely she was incl

u. k. works in house has done this. they may just remove the items from the sales from like to always do when he met to visa is a stage like this. but a tradeoff. this may tell you something that is valuable in the u. k. works in houses or the whole day for you guys to has a significant nation, celebrates a 62 years, isn't gain independence from breath in mind through the shuffle the repressive colonial rule. thousands of people including international gas gathered for america parade in the town of we'll see a near the border with kenya. they have, i do is the same. i use that as president of the address to the nation. that includes the unity throughout the african confidence we need it is tougher to go and read it and we need to go for the big a mug. it is all a 2nd fuse for, but nothing can, it's often to go. why does it because you need it for your prosperity. we didn't realize that you covered for this more than words and services. if you looked for the most structurally, i'm strong foundation from the company. that is the models also for organizations. but then credited the protective services of these guy on the, on

u. k. pens a deal that guarantees the return of the cheek assignments. timorous is the announced a deal. we don't even like consulting us. they have to do which is suitable for them. best for them, of course. what about the people on the 11 must say t unders x platform will become a target has become a lot harmless with the you as presidential election are to texas washington official to the silence independent online voice and the platforms, whether it's facebook or twitter acts or instagram or take top whatever they are. if they don't moderate and monitor the content, we lose terminal control the from must go to the world. this is archie. hello, and welcome to the news our. as we begin in the middle east with 11 east capitals injured a new way, you help us really, or it strikes, jude bellows of smoke, could be seen constantly today over the city skies. earlier, the idea officiated, civilian evacuation orders for parts on a route. these really military said, done earlier, attack on the city killed as well as intelligence commander. so how you was saying who's sending the idea of also claims to its head ov

like either part right now. both parties are fighting for those middle of the road voters and the results are anything but certain. kristin salumi, l g 0 new york and the u. k. thousands of fall right? processes of march through london permanent found like figured somebody dropping some things on his 1000000 social media follows to demonstrate outside of dining street, where we challenge has moved from a demonstration. what is real concern for potentially major trouble in central london stay the metropolitan police authorities transport, police reported by other forces from across the country have a major operation on their hands. and why? well, one of the main reasons is these guys, these fall right demonstrations. you come out and support of somebody robinson of all right, leader, and activates. facts of this is just for marketing, cost to date, under a fly, co order about a contempt of court allegation and a separate charge and the terrorism acts. now he is accused of whipping up anti immigrants sentiments and some of the oil like that into very large scale riots. so these guys, i'm not, you can sort of him through central london, but we also have arriva

like this. but a tradeoff. this may tell you something that is valuable in the u. k. works in houses. i should think it is or not to come on. i hers is running. may. tim waltz has called for the abolition of the very system. the deluxe, the prism of the in america, just for weeks before the country comes to the polls. i think all of us know the electoral college needs to go. we need a national popular vote. that is something, but that's not the world we live in. so the editorial college is a mechanism established for electric, the president, instead of a direct nationwide talking about citizens cost that ballots in each state of the winter of that state guidance, the potty of corresponding number of electoral college boats. and the presidency is decide on who gets the majority of those college buttons. but it's all key with the electoral college favors the republicans as past elections have had the democratic candidate of winning the popular vote, but then losing out due to the car in the system. hillary clinton, for example, about nearly 3000000 more votes than donald trump in 2016,

u. k, but i'm glad i force them to meet these people. it's almost like a revelation in a way and the end of expressing myself in terms of expressing what i feel, maybe i close myself. so maybe that comes across as coldness as though i'm just going through the paces, but that's no problem. yeah. and then i guess i'll try and show what i feel for, for you on this bill to see a little bit more place to live on a blue. so sometimes you want us to build a kid then that is because you all might have to because the, the, the let us go to the the closer then little a little this is on their thoughts and they call the fireside. because originally the wife was the 4 people and i predicted this will be used against their children. and this needs to be said new to jump to ideas, not mine, that the gladly was, it was the store you yours medically viewed, always the key on those. and as far as the plane, instead of a, which is not a bill and there's the, you're and you have a sense of there. usually multiple thing is like playing over the face recently, the guess what

yeah, we do like this on tuesday, the united states strongly urged embassy stuff and citizens to avoid are going to be because of what it called creative vogue. warnings of an attack. the u. k followed suit citing a hyphen terrace threat and wanting that terrorist a very likely to try to carry out attacks. i took those tory sites and places of worship, at least confirmed they had been investigating a possible threat against these remedies who make up one of the largest groups of tories at this destination. they chabad house, a jewish religious and community center mentioned as a possible target. it's an example of the eas, really presence here, as is this monument to is really soldiers killed in the war and gaza. either is national security council is advising its citizens injury lanka to avoid showing anything that could identify that religion or nationality. local businesses said the advisories are below just when they were starting to recover from multiple crises in recent years. when we getting the trouble of own, imagine how very badly we go down, but we can go down very fast, but we can come up 70 say the agrees. oh family is ron, one of the oldest hotels in the area