u. k. remember the moment the guns of the 1st world war fell, silas, the raleigh organizes expects about half a 1000000 people to gather in the campus when we can get the biggest demonstration over the is way the palestinian conflicts. i saw almost 2000 offices are expected to be on the streets to ensure that the protest remains peaceful to as a is ready. so just push the button to move and gone. so the idea of change that to seize control of 11 have mass military post since the song of the ground invasion in late october, as well as a safe, it has located and distorted underground tunnels used by him. us all solving some other targets, including a wesson's definitely northern garza. meanwhile, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has visited several is ready military bases. he praised the troops for the result. it gave some us and reiterated his commitment to seem to go through to victory. but i don't really know we've had very, very difficult days. but you know what we're doing in the, i'll fight is just trampled them. we will finish them with your help and god's help . well done. everybody. t

u. k. remember, the name of the guns of the 1st world war fell silence. riley organizes are expecting halls a 1000000 people to gather in the capital, making it the largest demonstration over the is where the palestinian conflicts so far. police that were also a heavy presence with 2000 offices, preparing to help ensure that the protest remains peaceful activist decks. the dickenson gave us his reaction from the c. this is the, the policy putting in that and the nation's trade unions. that's where these patients, you reset the the printed montes. yep. see style. now step mom and dad. they 5 does it because we would be best. but you guys, there are many signs of people at the sending about to same, but actually you probably convent the funding dependency. we know that the sheet i've done that really listen to the fact that there was a mess with the disconnect between the people, the media on the desk that discusses with political conversation onto the web and now thank you for joining us on the program. it's good to see. so these are all right paula city i

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u. k will suddenly remember him full gate while others will know him for bringing about rex it. whatever the case may be, full of prime minister david cameron is making a surprise were time and a re shop for a prime minister where she so next cabinet was a know everyone is ready to greet him with open arms. david cameron isn't a safe pair of hands, he's the man who introduced austerity, which led to 330000 access stats. lead to the disastrous bullying of libya called the referendum, lost, it used his connections to lo, be full green. so as he returns us for in secretary, let's hope load camera on has properly reflected on what went wrong in the defendant vote and also military response to. but she also saw it's use of chemical weapons and syria 10 years ago with the appointment of david cameron sooner isn't just rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic. it's the equivalent to bringing on board the pilot who couldn't see the ice, but been serving as president for u. k. all timers, research fighting for everyone's ability to retain the memory of his disasters. tenure but also pr

u. k. so may remember him for pick gates of this for bringing about breaks it, but whatever it is full, i'm a product probably minister david cameron is making a surprise. come back interviews triple a pm, but she's due next cabinets come in, resigned as prime minister back in 2016 after the controversial breaks it's referendum and bits and left to the european union. so that's fine. and the home secretary sort of broadman set to also be organization of the secret size linda police on re, since pro palestine protests someone's appointments. as far as the secretary drew the feel of the labor opposition, david cameron isn't a safe pair of times. he is the man who introduced austerity, which led 233-0000 excess deaths, led to the disastrous bullying of libya, cold. the referendum lost. it used his connections to lo, be full green. so as he returns, as for in secretary, let's hope load camera on has properly reflected on what went wrong in the defendant vote and all similar to a response to. but she was saw it's use of chemical weapons and syria 10 years ago with the appointment of david camero

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u. k. hoses annual, remember in stay commemorations, british prime minister wishes to knock us call. the timing of the march disrespectful is urge those taking part in the protests to do so with regard for those attending services. to commemorate the end of the 1st world war protesters will march from hyde park to the us embassy in support of palestine. and i'll just do as poll, brandon joins us now live from london. he's among the protest. is that tell us about what's been happening full and what we're expecting today was very strong rates on at either say on the bottom and commence against gone about, have been purchased on consecutive weekends. but by far, this is the biggest one, the organizes maintenance and a half a 1000000 people will attend this march on this rally behind the well, not very far from the american embassy. now, russia, that has been on the organizers to cancel the gathering has been in terms of the positive pressure pressure and all the way up to the prime minister here. as you say, the slide for gathering is disrespectful on the police resistance. it's appeara

u. k. holds its annual, remember and stay collaboration, which is prime minister wishes to not as cool the timing of this knowledge of disrespectful police estimate more than 300000 protest as i'm launching in support of palestine. and it's a, it's the biggest march since this place has conflict began. at least 94 i've counted purchased as i've also been arrested. well let's go down to 0. is pull brennan. he's been out that much in london for us. pull took us through what's happening then now we were hearing audio from one of the organizes that they think a 1000000 people showed up with no, certainly one assessments by the organizes at least. although the estimates very significantly shall i say, as you say, the police of estimates at some 300000 estimates organize the size of a 750. and then from the stage on the estimates of 1000000 is given as i can say, that the actual land sold for march was pretty long. i'm sorry, especially dismantling states the, the protest, the valley is, is essentially a disappeared on the release point though is that it's passed off peacefully and that is very,

remember a former you u. k prime minister david cameron, the man who gambled on breaks it and last, well, he's back as the u. k is new and very unexpected. for in secretary, well i know it's not usual for a prime minister to come back in this way, but i believe in public service. that's why i'm getting the job. and i'm delighted to accept for to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today with the biggest hospital in gaza and on the verge of flat lining is as a war against the mos has entered its 6th week. and hospitals inside guards are, are now on the front lot. unprecedented is really rocket attacks and force tens of thousands to flee their homes with know where to go. many are sheltering inside hospitals and that includes the el cheapo, a hospital, the largest inside the gaza strip. doctors have described the situation inside as catastrophic with their power. patients are reportedly dying. surgery is taking place under the light of cellphones

but to me, i remember load counter at covington, but you know, i don't remember a u. k prime minister coming back as a cabinet minister in my lifetime, and i'm nearly 57 years old. let's go to load carrington leslie because he is an example of 8 someone trying to do the job before and set country well. so if you're in the house of lords, because we're now talking about no camera not way. how difficult is that politically? because you have to engage with members of parliament. he has to have like a standing in the house of commons. is that right? yes, that's right. and it means that the m p is kind of directly question the foreign secretary at the time when there are to essentially world wars that are there's an extraordinary time to not be able to have that direct connection with someone in such an important post. so, i mean, that's already gathering a head of steam. i appreciate that. i mean there's, you know, that the risk of being a little controversial with the alex. i don't think this is a technocratic sort of game, almost where someone that's been a pretty good pl

because remember when the u. k. a full and the prime minister, tony blair, responsible for bots impatient to the getting a one you want to use. 1000000 new rocky came up with the television. they said we made a mistake. i'm sorry. oh, so 1000000 iraq you were washed out with just one simple what and i'm show at the end of the day that will tell ukraine. well, we didn't go to wall on your behalf. within advise you to go through what we advise you not to accept, but at the end of the day the decision is yours. so the whole blame win for you praying. oh, are going to pay the price not be part of name to not be follow the you not receiving enough money to reconstruct the country. and then eventually the only thing that remains is the hand coming from russia. if russia is still willing to dude with you, great. well, like henry kissinger, famous, and said to be, america's enemy is dangerous, but to be america's ally can be faithful atrocity. whichever way you look at a veteran which on this i'm political on a slice of mon

take part in the march that according for a cease fire in gaza, the protest comes as the u k holds its annual remembered state collaborations to british prime minister receives do not has for the timing of the launch disrespectful police estimates more than 300000 protest as of announcing in support of palestine and say, this is the biggest since the slightest conflict began at least ac fall right counter protests to have also been arrested. so fall. well let's go down 0 is pull . brandon, he's across this for us on the ground that in london port, it's obviously been a huge gathering today to history what you're seeing where it just sucks the hour behind the stage because of the system is getting very loud in gauge. it starts to wind down here, but let me say the numbers have been familiar. organize is points to be spectacular . you spoke about an estimate of 300000. that's the police estimate. the organizers say it's an excessive $750000.00. why? and certainly after weeks of protests and gathering protest, this particular march, this particular raleigh has a lot of attention on it because of the built

u. k. holds its annual remembered states memo ations. the british prime minister wishes to knock has cooled the timing of this monster disrespectful police estimate more than 300000 protesters, a marching in support of palestine. and say it's the biggest since this latest conflict began. at least ac fall right to counter protesters had been arrested. well, let's speak to how does he was pull brennan, he is covering this march and loves and for us for took us through what's happening then. now these have been really huge numbers that i already mentioned, almost unprecedented. i've said, i think it's a message to the bus stop minds as well. he tried to have this mode. you can find it on the front of the stage and stage about on other success obviously meetings in that direction and then probably after that. ready proud goes way back in that direction. it's been about emotional, fantastic times, very emotional gathering just a few minutes ago with a spread out, the names of some of the children have been killed and he is ready bombardments

u. k. homes this annual remembers and stay cumberland commemorations, british prime minister wishes to knock has called the timing of the march disrespectful. is urged those taking part in the protests to do so with regard for those attending services to commemorate the end of the 1st world war protesters will march from hi talked to the us embassy in support of thomas sign. when i speak to mohammed on my do who's at the protest among those marketing today, the organizes have said this is the biggest demonstration in support of policy is in london, yet talk to us about what's been happening. if indeed, tens of thousands has started walking up marching from the starting point to do this demonstration, which is considered to be one of the largest marches. and what is the kind of british history, as the organizers have said, there's a lot of sensitivity surrounding this much is the 5th consecutive saturday for people to go out and demonstrate to on saturday, a demanding and immediate to sign and gaza and, and through the is there either or does this thread, the lifting of the in the getting see

so i remember when the ministry of defense of ukraine said that the u. k. can be like a training camping, a cleaning training field for west a weapons. so i, i remember they say that you can try here. all the weapon that you or you then your weapon that if you are producing. so and now which, how can ukraine produce with a weapon in this state? so then there is some questions. for example, some factors can be a target for from phillips. so they are producing west a weapon that's ukraine can use it. it's very dangerous. i think for ukraine itself, the international spotlight is of course on the situation between is well and, and gaza right now, leaving missile 10 to no attention in the mainstream media or within governments to talk about the situation and ukraine. just how worries do think lensky is about this change of focus? i think it's a little worried about it, because a, uh, the attention from media and from the people in the west. the, it's a big weapon for us that landscape for his popularity for had just if i guess all it say in the county. so he can

u. k. most recently she had to type the police and remember, she's the home secretary for notes, for leasing the pro palestinian marches and loved them properly. she had spoken of an invasion of migrants arriving at britain's shows. and she said that homeless people um homelessness, basically is a lifestyle choice. so she's been seen by many somebody who's polarizing and also open the more or less defying her boss from industry. she's to knock. so that was really behind that she needed to re shuffle. and then he, in a way pulled david cameron out of the house a really out of the blue for many people. exactly. so next, not only providing isn't government is reviving type of cameron's political career, but what makes cameron appealing as well, he receives to that. and this is also why it takes a lot of people here by surprise. only a few weeks ago at the party conference, he said that he wanted to be the prime minister of change. now many people were viewing that's with surprise because the conservatives have obviously been in power in the u. k for over a decade. but nevertheless, he wanted to

u. k. and the us will be heading towards remembered sunday, the ceremonies globally. that helps the, those that style join the world rules these, these issues are going to clash over the weekend. and the statements are incredibly important right now. what we're hearing members of european parliament's talk the way that they are. there is no doubt thankfully, or that there are correct in this front that was led in the early days by the united states, england, france, and others to unconditionally support is there a general side. but with the heavy price among civilians with the blood trick continuing the massacres, the genocide funds that way in $10.00 sites, the images reaching people around the world. i think there is, there are cracks. i'm just hoping that both correct continue to grow to continue to deepen because to be honest with, i'm not sure how much more the people and guys that can take those of thousands of casualties more than a 1000000 displace person. and these people are mostly already of refugees, so the crime against the purchasing and people is finall

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how was the frenzy on the remember this night was like, you know, really good for russia. it was. yeah. the main thing that i got from family in the u. k, was be safe. the safe actually i've the, i've never felt sites are actually and feel safe, the working at the streets of st. petersburg and must go then i did growing up in london for instance. uh so yeah, it was the stereotype. i was walking the streets of some phases, but looking around this incredible architect to which st. petersburg is 9 full but beautifully maintained as well. extremely clean and well look tough to i just, i asked myself that question or those will conclude, i know it just evaluated but could ice rise here and i really fell in like a yes, absolutely. this was kind of the next chapter in episode of my licensed agent in the world cup. that was this very much this feeling of connectedness from across the world. and now we've moved into the divisions rest of phobia and this tension. now your 3, yes movie and the russians are that. so this morning with the friends there are a couple this goes out. seemed that the social cards to me it was really 3 doing just don't g

so i think the frenzy on the, remember this night with was like, you know, really good for russia. it was. yeah. the main thing that i got from family in the u. k, was be safe. the safe actually i've the, i've never felt safer actually, and feel, feel safe, a working at the streets of st. petersburg and most gay than i did growing up in london. for instance, uh so yeah, it was the stereotype. i was walking the streets of some pages big looking around this incredible architecture which some feeds back is 9 full but beautifully maintained as well. extremely clean and well look tough to uh, i just, i asked myself that question. it was working. could i not just the volumes here but could ice rise here? and i really fell in like a yes. absolutely. this was kind of the next chapter, an episode of my licensed agent in the world cup. there was this very much this feeling of connectedness from across the world. and now we've moved into divisions, rest of so the, and this tension. now your free yes movie and the russians or die. so this morning with the friends there, a couple this goes out seeing that the social cards to me it was really 3 doing just do

so people are friendly on the, remember the style which was like, you know, really good for us. it was, yeah, the main thing that i got from family in the u. k. was be safe. the safe actually i've, i've never felt safe or actually i'm feel safe the working at the streets of st. petersburg and must go then i did growing up in london for instance. uh so yeah. it was the stereotype. i was walking the streets of st. petersburg, looking around this incredible architect to which st. petersburg is 94, but beautifully maintained as well. extremely clean and well look tough to i just, i asked myself that question that i was working. could i not just evaluated but could ice rise here? and i really felt in like god, yes, absolutely. this was kind of the next chapter, an episode of my life. so during the world cup, there was this very much this feeling of connectedness from across the world. and now we've moved into the divisions rest of so the end of this tension. now, your yes movie and the russians are guy. so this morning we ever looked at the friends or a couple of is because they'll zoom out the storm. it was really, so what are you doing? just th

we have to remember that, you know, according to you and resolution 3246, the palestinians have the right to on the resistance. the u. k. the us and the e. u. an israel in japan would like you to believe that they are reflective of the international community. but when we look at the populations that those governments were present, it amounts to under a 1000000000 people. when we look at the rest of the well to a standing for c spy, a number one, but who also do not designate palestinian on resistance as terrorism. you're looking at the government of switzerland, which represents around $10000000.00 people. you're looking at the government of tacky, which represents hundreds of millions of people. you're looking at the government of china, which represents 1400000000 people. the majority of humanity is represented by government to a number one cooling for a ceasefire. a number to do not receive the palestinian resistance to his raving occupation in the same way that the governments who are completely in these crimes right now do. and we are essentially expressing that we are with the majority of humanity on this rather

that stage, once you start to see spa, remember the whole of the international community, with the exception of the us and the few european countries, naturally the u. k. germany wants a permanent season, so there's going to be a great deal of pressure on israel in the us wants to stop is not to stop. exactly . thank you so much chance a, as always, we really appreciate you. you're inside. okay, well uh these are live pictures from gaza. now despite this truce being announced, the bombing has continued right across the strip with thousands of people being killed there in the last few hours will that. so for this news out, i will be back in just a moment with much more of the dies news. the a. hi man id is the mother of fort whole fled hartwell, to escape the fighting. she was able to find refuge in port sedan, but the force displacement has affected the health of her youngest children. the young ones are twins who used to drink formula and when the fighting started, it became harder to find it. for them, their health started deteriorating and they had to be hospitalized. 3 times. un figures show 3000000. so to these children were malnourished, even be

remember. and the new generation of young is fighting st. this route, the old to 0. romo live in the occupied west. still head here without a 0. the u. k. supreme court rules of the flagship plan of wishing through next conservative governments for asylum seekers to a lender is unlawful. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the book about now the white house is the us and chinese lead is of how constructive talks in california going into the meeting. you, as president joe biden said, the meeting was for the latest to understand each other. it comes across as tensions, happy running height between the 2 countries. but we discussing the what was in the crane and the middle east. and once china to use his influence with a run to prevent the conflict from escalating into a wider regional view. and the opening was the 2 president said that countries contain a healthy level of competition, a high value our conversation because i think is per month. so, you know, i understand each other clearly leader to leader with no misconceptions or miscommunication. we have to ensure that competition does not during the conflict and we're all set to m