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u. k. where i reside that numbers. it's as mushrooms. so in terms of the democratic consolidation, you see the sort of steady stream of elections being competitive and, and the electorate really taking a stance and saying, you know what, we are electing our duty bears. and if they don't deliver public goods, we're going to ensure that they're not re elected. and you've seen that time and comp time again from 2005 until 2023, where a number of legislative tours both in the senate as well as the house of representatives, had lost their re election bids because they just simply have not delivered. and now you see this pulling all the way up to the presidency. so i think light beer and people are demonstrating to the international community to the region that they are democratic consolidators. and this will be an upward trend in terms of the democratic consolidation of the country going forward. right. that's the whole point of democrats. you can you do a good, you stay, you do that. you go, well, let's wrap it up with it's based on what we

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u. k, where i'm talking from will come and say, hey, there's going to be a price. if you continue, we're not going to transfer weapons. we're not going to transfer money. we might even sanction you if you continue, we saw how the united states and the u. k. sanctions, the russians in order for them to continue their assault on ukraine. but we're not seeing the same kind of response when it relates to the palestinians. so there's a double standard going on here, and anyone that cares about civilian lives and i care deeply about the civilian lives because realities that were massacred by from us. but i also care deeply about the palestinian civilian lives in the gaza strip that are now being slaughtered by israel. and i think our leaders all way to us, i am to the civilians, to stay stop. this. violence must end. all right, thank you so much in the garden for speaking to us from london. and thank you for having me during bye, bye. know the funeral of a palestinian mantel by is really forces earlier on monday. it has taken place and have her on the health ministry say

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this is what is real world also coming up, remember form where he was u. k prime minister, david cameron, the man who gambled on breaks it and lost. 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 the device to except 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 and gotten on the verge of flat lining is as a war against the mos has injured 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 no where to go many or 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 o

u. k. home secretary by prime minister, where she's through not can an ongoing cabinet. we shuffled now form a far and secretary james cleverly as being concerned just her replacement. according to miss braverman, she will close have moved to say in due course, speculation is rife, enforcers, media, that she could try to challenge. so not for leadership, but the ruling. conservative party ahead of an expected general election next year . right. and then it was and boiled in control of us the recently after accusing the metropolitan police of quotes, paying save words towards the left wing groups of protests and supposed have gone so of home. secretary braverman was notorious for hard line stones on illegal immigration, most noticeably planning to deport asylum seekers from the u. k. 2 were wanting to have use of popular with launched waves of conservative voters under the show closed as a return phone. david cameron, who now takes those of us foreign secretary, the 1st time in 50 years that a full, a prime minister, has late to taking a seat in cabinets. meanwhile the wi

u. k. home secretary by prime minister, where she's soon act and ongoing cabinet. we shuffle now form a foreign secretary, james cleverly has been confirmed as replacements, according to miss miss braverman, she will quote, half more to say into clothes. but elation his wife and brothers media that she could fight the challenge. so not the leadership of the ruling. conservative policy had of an expected general election next in rifleman was embroiled in conformity recently off or accusing the metropolitan police. of course, taking favorites towards les when groups of protests in support of garza as home secretary, braverman was notorious for her hard line stance on illegal immigration, most notably planning to deport asylum seekers from the u. k. to run the views of popular with launch is waves of conservative voters under the shock live, as it were, ton for david cameron, who now takes over as far. and so i put terry 1st time in 50 years. so the former prime minister has later taken a cabinet seats. me thanks for joining gets hit on all the international tents you

u. k. just to name a few country where these kinds of processes are taking off. and of course we've seen him lots of the recent elections in poland. we expect her to be very important discussions there to. yeah, i want to talk about the example of poland, which, you know, we've, we've watched as women with a lot of concern from, you know, near and far there have been attempts to completely ban abortion. now, we're looking at a change in government. but what have you been doing in the past years to challenge the restrictive laws there? i mean, the situation is old and does explain the greys and has been for decades in 2021 and became the only country in new york in union and recent history to remove the ground for legal access for abortion, prominence, laws. and we've seen several women dying in public hospital in the bonus hospitals, in recent years because of these rollbacks because they've been denied access to life saving abortion care during miscarriages. we know that the balance having significant impact on women from ukraine who are now living in poland and

u. k. just to name a few country where these kinds of prophecies are taking off. and of course, we've seen him lots of the recent elections and colors. we expect there to be very important discussions there to. yeah, i want to talk about the example of poland, which, you know, we've, we've watched as women with a lot of concern from, you know, near and far there have been attempts to completely ban abortion. now, we're looking at a change in government. but what have you been doing in the past years to challenge the restrictive laws there? i mean, the situation is old and does extremely grave and has been for decades in 2021 and became the only country in european union and recent history to remove the ground for legal access for abortion, from its lowest. and we've seen several women dying in public hospital in the bonus hospitals, in recent years because of these rollbacks because they've been denied access to life saving abortion carriage, right? miscarriages. we know that the families having significant impacts on women from ukraine who are now living in polan

u. k. and view west. so that's where it's being a bit of a youth on who, where a lot more countries, european countries, especially are coming out. i'm saying that this killing of civilians and the number of the high number of those said in gaza has to stop. i don't remember the old so do you when just overnight had confirmed that more than a 100 of the staff members have been killed in gaza. i know so that numbers we were hearing from new did not just john isn't occupied with banks, but the highest number of john is killed in such a short period of time since the raw codes begun. and 19 nice. 2 of john is killed in conflict. this is our, since we're talking about death tolls here. israel has revised the death toll from hamas, his attack on october the 7th. previously israel had said that 1400 people were killed in that attack. israel now saying putting that number at 1200, do we know why that estimate was revised? of the most of the moment sterile v as writing foreign minister a has confirmed spokesman, bravo had confir

u. k, i started to find more about the senior prince, and this is where my institution has started to how to actually for the alarm company, something for steven as very one other thing, because in more than 2000000 people living under very difficult circumstances, when i talk to them, and he simply, that's both kind of tool that is what are easiest is beyond anything what your nation a it's every time we have the war before we order was assumed that's the maximum for 30 days. all right, you just kind of go for and then it turned on with this one is, this is the unit name was your nation. the frame because will come and present this, these events today they will visited next week, next month, next year. maybe they would come over to fit in 10 years later than 20 years later . because of what's happening and now it's not something. it's not like any of our war happened before. we're going to be back in about 30 minutes on the day that after a delay of several hours, the exchange of a 2nd group of there's many chapters housing, gaza for palestinian prisoners, and his reading jails finally h

part of foreign policy at the lord's may as event where he will be talking about exactly where he sees the u. k. in this and, and if he's expected to on the line and emphasize re emphasize the importance of establishing a 2 state solution in the middle east. a namely because of the fact that he will refer to the u. k. lawmakers who are responsible for rising bass and in the u. n. a . a document, but they are likely to be sort of on not likely to be any of a surprises, but it will actually re focus on how the u. k. is adamant and trying to make that 2 state solution that to use this to states a reality rather than just a discussion with that as well. and of course there is also the ongoing cries and of course the ongoing discussions for that to be the access to humanitarian aid that is also being talked about more and more often just like with fonts and the u . s. as well. so the importance of, of, on human life being placed on this as well as the definitive securing of that 2 state solution. okay, sonya, thank you very much. sonya day go life for us that in london. and it's been protesting of a

u. k, i started to find more and i bought for the senior prince. and this is where my institution has started to how to actually for the alarm company assumption for steven as mm. somebody want anything because it more than 2000000 people living under very difficult circumstances when i talk to them and you simply got put to the tools that are in this is beyond. and you can imagine ition. it's every time we have the war before we order was assume that's the maximum for 30. got those that are you just kind of go for and then it turned on with this one is this is the unit name was your nation a defendant because will come and visit this. these events today they will visited next week, next month, next year. maybe they would come over to if it's in 10 years later than 20 years later. because of what's happening now. it's not something. it's not like any of our war happened before. well that's what turn to the story of the palestinians. and israelis were released late on saturday night. sure. dental yup. was sent home by these various office spending 8 years in prison.

u. k. web poster. as many people support, pat assigned us as ro prime minister, where she so not because, you know, actually decided to sac his aid for to mounting a safe spot. meanwhile, state side, apparently the 1st amendment is disposable. it is important to separate people and governments. mister chair, no government is beyond criticism. the idea that criticizing the government of israel is anti semitic, such a very dangerous precedent, and it's been used to silence diverse voices speaking up for human rights across our nation. honest opinion, american no may come, rushing to sleep. was sunset, formerly condemned in congress, stops just one step below expulsion for electrically promoting false narratives about the rule. nowhere and a few months ago, she was an example of the american dream. any pos and any agenda, any color, any face couldn't make it in the shining city on the hill. she was a good muslim until she became a bad one, like photo congress, woman and i know him off. he was kicked off the foreign affairs committee. yeah, this yeah. pro palestinian bias. pardon me? meant she couldn't be an ob

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many jewish voices have come out against this, but i think what it shows where he is that there was a groundswell of change in the u. k. now there's a great, i think it's almost impossible to nice the reality. what's been happening in gaza and it's good to see our fellow journalist and colleagues in the bbc actually standing up, maybe for a bit more clarity and truth when it comes to telling the story of god. yeah, yeah, because we, you know, then it's a, comes out and narratives, narratives being pushed by certain established networks who have got their agendas so good to lift the lid on this story. odd, shape, others. thank you. life well, during this is these far in the belief that somehow this engine is displaced by the conflict, have decided to retire northwards to their homes. now, they found a tiny neighborhoods wiped out israel repeatedly, claiming is a tax. what only targeting, hama, smell, it ends on the alleged tunnel networks beneath hospitals, apartment blocks and other infrastructure. so for now, here's the story of a man who has personally dealt with a devastation in his family. well, they will know who

u. k, i started to find more and i bought for the senior prince. and this is where my inspiration has started to how to actually for the long companies, confident for steven as somebody, one of those things does it more than 2000000 people living under very difficult circumstances when i talk to them. and you simply put in a tool that is what i this is beyond and you can imagine ition. it's every time we have the war before we order was assumed. that's the maximum for 30 days. are you just can go for then it turned on with this one is this is the unit name was your nation a defendant because we'll come and visit this. these events today they will visited next week, next month, next year. maybe they would come over to fit in 10 years later than 20 years later . because of what's happening and now it's not something. it's not like any of our war happened before. but such as somebody who's around the world now. and ukraine says russia carried out the launch is drone attack on caves, since the war began. ukraine's ministry says it shot down 75 rooms over the capital key

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u. k. b, one of israel storage is darlise biggest supplies then as rushes will in ukraine, where britain plays a similar role back in keith, repairing relations with your upfront vented by brooks. it will be another major issue. and then that's the so cool, special relationship with us. that's badly in need, robot of repair. having freight joined the fight and presidency and bar as johnson's time in downing street the well that spring, you know, a panel of guests to discuss this in london, we have alex dean, conservative commentator on a former conservative party, aiden dunn, d. that's the result of form, a news and tv present as she's also an old winning journalist and scottish independence activist and in london, 10 bell professor of politics at queen mary university of london. he's a former deputy director of u. k. in a changing europe. thank you. for joining us, all of you. uh, this was the best kept secret savings in the u. k. new. no one's sort coming. i'm alex, you know, david cameron, well, i do have any hint of this. it seems a political bombshell. a speed was a real surprise, a rabbi

where they are. it is a standard way of operation. so i'll just say with the u. k. parliament's rejects the motion for an immediate cease fire in gaza, made wide pro set some sort of balancing hosting the the stream is back and you can be part of it. doing me oddities forces in the rest of the team for a 1st hand look beyond the headlines and have a say on how your stories told. for new voices and unique perspective. the stream on all just the or the grieving mother and her child a 40 year old husband and father, a full show data in use for you. we took our children into the olive trees when suddenly we saw them running towards us. we ran, but he had forgotten his phone and went back to get it. he bent down and to show to us just trying to provide the right. so when i say sion, gish dean monitored 1597 investigations of these really secular violence committed against palestinians between the 20052022. only 3 percent of those investigations related to a conviction, the regime, the cold and the place to complete the useless at this time of war. the situation is so, b

u. k. position. so i think as well as the used jobs, you've also got the other layer where some of the big or you can do that part of that and are privy to those conversations. and so i don't think anything is happening in a vacuum here for all the talking with the getting his dance or all the other view and the g 20 g 7. and they're also part of the conversation with some of the countries being part of those. and i think that's impacting how they're speaking about this grass. i see, you know, the now i want to bring you in here and also just ask you to, to reflect upon that the role that the u. k. is what kind of an impact to it can make it as soon as i'm saying, in some cases it might be considered a little bit peripheral. but is the, you potentially very powerful and it's ability to influence all the powerful places we offer to the or, and to, to be more involved. but i definitely think with a, b, b, b you itself, we've got to get our own house and order very, very quickly. and we have to a, you know, and trying to come to some kind of a unit by position. but we need this for to a to need this con

u. k . b, one of israel storage is that lies biggest supplies then as rushes will in ukraine, where britain plays a similar role back in keith, repairing relations with your upfront vented by bricks, it will be another major issue. and then that's the so called special relationship with us that's badly in need with that a repair having freight joined a bite and presidency and bar as johnson's time in downing street. well let's bring in a panel of guests to discuss this in london, we have alex dean, conservative commentator and a former conservative party, aiden dunn, d, that's the reduction of form and use and t v presenter. she's also an old winning journalist and scottish independence activist. and in london compiled professor of politics at queen mary university of london. he's a former deputy director of u. k. in a changing europe. thank you for joining us. all of you uh, this was the best kept secret savings in the u. k. new. no one's sort coming. i'm alex, you know, david cameron, well i did you have any hint of this? it seems a political bump shell. it was a real surprise, a rabbit s