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u. k. who has worked on medical emissions to gaza earlier. he said israel in order to evacuate to come all out of the hospital, was putting hundreds of lives at risk. it's absolutely not possible. there are about 90 to a 100 patients still in the hospital, including babies in incubators. there are about 400 civilians and a 150 health care work is in the hospital. the surrounding area is incredibly dangerous. in the last 24 hours, continued bombardments, sniper fire into the hospital itself, into the maternity ward. there are patients currently sheltering in the corporate doors. it's impossible for the patients to move. it's also a breach of international law to try and press those patients to move hospitals off protected spaces. so our civilians, patients on health care workers. there's absolutely no reason why come all on one should have been besieged for 80 plus days. now, hospital facilities damaged targets, it intentionally health care workers injured, their relatives killed all of these instances of flagrant breaches of international hum

u. k who's worked on the medical emissions because that early he said israel is ordered to evacuate. the come all out of the hospital was putting hundreds of lives at risk. it is absolutely not possible. there are about 90 to a 100 patients still in the hospital, including babies in incubators. there are about 400 civilians and a 150 health care work is in the hospital. the surrounding area is incredibly dangerous. in the last 24 hours, continued bombardments, sniper fired into the hospital itself, into the maternity ward, their patients. currently a sheltering in the co riddles, it's impossible for the patients to move. it's also a breach of international law to try and press those patients to move hospitals off protected spaces, so civilians, patients on health care workers. there's absolutely no reason why come out loud one should have been besieged for 80 plus days. now, hospital facilities damaged targets. it intentionally health care workers injured, their relatives killed all of these instances of flagrant breaches of international humanitarian law. well, the attack on come al

u. k. government, it's the german government. it's all of the people who are complex, it's and who are complacent, who are watching this genocide on fold in front of our eyes. dr. james smith, the emergency physician from the u. k. thank you so much for speaking to us from is really prime minister has arrived in a televised course. it's be 50 and has long running corruption from benjamin netanyahu. is accused of bribery fraud on breach of trust. if convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison. nothing. yeah. who denies any wrong doing? describing the charges as absurd. i'm the son who joining us from the jordanian capital online because the is really government has banned all just 0 from reporting there. and in the occupied west bank. so tell us about a 5 and talk us through the legal proceedings. and what happens well that in early this morning, the state attorney's office released the statement saying that despite some of the criticisms from people who are judges in the jerusalem district court, they say that the prosecution is confident in the charges t

u. k. who's worked on medical missions in gaza. he was israel's order to forcibly evacuate the come out. old one hospital, putting hundreds of palestinian lives, a risk that is absolutely not possible. there are about 90 to a 100 patients still in the hospital including babies in incubators. there are about 400 civilians in a 150 health care work is in the hospital. the surrounding area is incredibly dangerous. in the last 24 hours, continued bombardments, sniper fire into the hospital itself, into the maternity ward. there are patients currently uh, sheltering in the cold riddles. it's impossible for the patients to move. it's also a breach of international law to try and press those patients to move hospitals off protected spaces, so civilians, patients on health care workers. there's absolutely no reason why come all on one should have been besieged for 80 plus days. now, hospital facilities damaged targets. it intentionally health care workers injured, their relatives killed all of these instances of flagrant breaches of intern

u. k. um, who have already electronic shocks, interest spends, why does it take like a companion like the stuff and then you can pay and to start talking about this topic, if we haven't started talking about this topic and you know, but when it comes to trades measures, it's always something that's complicated for you to, to work on. every environmental measures that affects trades creates issues in terms of how, how this affects all of the trade relations. some people we talked to a know expecting like starting tactics or something like that topic would be like the open, but it won't come to an end. if the 2nd i'm sound of fear of what do you think about that? our policy making is generally quite robust. and based in the data and the evidence for the also it is slow because we need a lot of people to agree on every piece of legislation that we make the new european commission that will be form in the past of the elections and the new european parliament will have their own their own minds dependin

u. k. military presence in the u. k. and it's over 12000 us troops permanently stationed in the u. k. across the 11. so who are a sites that code are yes, but at least to the americans and operate effect to be as a us spaces. and they, for, i also submissions often a legal ones um where, what, what kinds of carried out they were involved in, in operations in libya, iraq, other places. and we're not allowed to know anything that happens on them. that's the outraged wall policy of the patient itself. with us to the outrages you can get some information about already upsides what you can give it to use. if you ask through transparency mechanisms about the us print military presence, you just told we don't comment on allies movements or activities in our country, which is a huge black hole in america, in burgess democracy and that. and then the other side of that is and also is another method by co, uh, is, is the us intelligence role. because we know that as a massive c, i a so i already have crowds in which was the base where outside of which how redone was killed by um c i a uh office. uh, so cooler, so we'

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u. k. the only ones who want russian forces abo, serious well, by no means. i mean, uh, the new foreign policy chief of the european union codger callous renown for her rosa phobic of use an urgent anti russian. not only in europe, not only in ukraine, but also now it seems on the world stage representing the use you that essentially the new syrian government, if it could be called out. remember that we're still seeing significant attacks on minorities like the olive white effect of which bus driver sides finally belonged to on the ground. a lot of chaos, a lot of been fighting level violence and mis carlos. i said, you know, basically this is an opportunity for the you to make sure the rushes influence in the interior is you know, extrapolated and pushed forward, it's pushed out of the country. and you know, that's what, let's do what you actually have to say about that. in our comments regarding syria, russia's influence and syria must end. the fall of a side is a clear sign that russia is weakened and it is now up to the international community to help gui

and this is why the who these are attacking ships bound to israel posts and retaliation to the us as u. k. s strikes on the positions the who these have also escalated. attacks on coalition bullshit on vessels linked to british or american owners and operators. the, the, her face basketball have a tax. i bought a hundreds combat show. i'm who ships since november 2023. as a result, major shipping companies have been by policy, the red sea, which typically handles 15 percent of global trade. shipping insurance costs for the region help such 2700 percent. also in 2024. so west canal transits dropped by more than 50 percent from a year earlier. plummeting from over 2000 to less than 900. and the candles of revenues fell $7000000000.00. so also us some co op housing who stays with miss austin pockets targeting the m and e capital, sauna, and launching as strikes by 5 to just on ships. the, the, the, the, her face continues to stand, the ground gathering many young people rallies, vowing resistance and lingering support to suffering. palestinians. the sure when the free people must move and sa

u. k, the rates of prisoners who are still harming is that a record high, a still less to 0 in force. and if you're somebody that doesn't do well with it with yourself, which i didn't fast, it is horrible because once we looked in there and if you are locked in a day as well, you just are investing absolutely everything. do you pay? just the secretary defense, the government, how they were only elected in july and had inherited the crisis she claimed today. but this government will build the present, the last concept of government promised but failed to develop. but in seeking the last and solution to our presence crisis, we must be honest to, in a way that my previous test as whatnot. we cannot build our way out of this problem sentences most encourage defenders to turn that box on crying. we need both sticks and pirates because of spending cuts under the previous government. fewer and fewer prisoners have been given the opportunity to continue their education in prison. and the quality of training has steadily declined in recent years. according to the government's own analysis and