.— the united kingdom.ent- _ the united kingdom. thank you for the moment. that _ the united kingdom. thank you for the moment. that wider _ the united kingdom. thank you for the moment. that wider picture i the united kingdom. thank you for the moment. that wider picture of| the moment. that wider picture of this unrest that we have seen developing since last tuesday. just a reminder that there is a live page that has been continually updated on the bbc news website and the app, the bbc news website and the app, the scottish first ministerjohn swinney has talked about a stabbing that happened in the city of stirling, again social media rumours are bounding, suggesting that the attacker was muslim. john swinney saying that the any speculation surrounding the identity of any attacker is unhelpful and police scotland have said the claims are false, once again, don't believe everything you read on social media. in an unusual move for the police scotland force they have confirmed that the man who was arrested i

well, a the united kingdom.le bit later, they'll visit a colombian town lauded as a symbol of anti—colonialism . symbol of anti—colonialism. goodness me. harry and meghan sitting there having their welcome in colombia . now, lord welcome in colombia. now, lord goodman and nigel nelson remain with me in the studio. nigel it's interesting seeing this couple take on a quasi royal role. >> yeah , that's that's what >> yeah, that's that's what astonishing. and this should be astonishing. and this should be a private visit. and it looks like the beginning of a royal toun like the beginning of a royal tour. now, quite clearly, that is inappropriate that they are not working royals in any shape or form. they've decided that for themselves. so the kind of images we're seeing at the moment actually look really uncomfortable, that it's not something we should see. and i'm surprised they're going along with that. >> and, lord goodman, this comes at the same week we learn that prince harry will not be attending a pretty impo

but by many other countries, it's not just the united kingdom. and we believe very strongly that there needs to be a ceasefire. and one of the ways to help bring this about is by stuffing, providing arms to israel. they were as homeless, no floorspace, visible within the hospital. that's the hospital that normally catered to for looked after 200 in patients, 150, and patients at the time during my stay the had over 700 in patients. and there were thousands and thousands of people that were sheltering within the hospital. some the could suffer to the infection rate was through the roof that we are not used to. there were almost, you know, the basic equipment that would be required for any surgical procedure was not available. basic drugs were not available. people were severely mentally attrition . and more than anything, this is just for the number of children that were sold in the hospital. the basic hubs of health care has been destroyed within the size of the amount of medical aid that is getting through is so. so it's fine at the moment. and

this charges or investigation going on in the united kingdom.— the united kingdom.rse has been a long — the united kingdom. this of course has been a long running _ the united kingdom. this of course has been a long running saga - the united kingdom. this of course has been a long running saga in - has been a long running saga in romania, they were first detained in 2022. but at the moment, they were released from house arrest, but they're not allowed to leave the country, are they?— country, are they? that's right. they were _ country, are they? that's right. they were first _ country, are they? that's right. they were first arrested - country, are they? that's right. they were first arrested in - country, are they? that's right. - they were first arrested in december 202. so this is a long—running case. initially they were detained in prison. that was softened to house arrest in august 2023. just a year ago they were released from house arrest, but not allowed to leave the country. their lawyers have been fighting for the right for them to travel again freely. the

it is have worked in terms of a deterrent the united kingdom?— the united kingdom?t the united kingdom? it is hard to say first sure _ the united kingdom? it is hard to say first sure but _ the united kingdom? it is hard to say first sure but the _ the united kingdom? it is hard to say first sure but the writing - the united kingdom? it is hard to say first sure but the writing has. say first sure but the writing has stopped and it would appear so but i'm not knowledgeable to know the length of sentences and some of the public, very public nature and the speed of it has certainly been striking and it would seem that is cited very quick effect in the riots have come very quickly to a halt thatis have come very quickly to a halt that is only part of the problem. you can lock up a few hundred people if you want to but that's not going to solve the underlying reasons as to solve the underlying reasons as to why this happened.— to solve the underlying reasons as to why this happened. reflecting on another issue _ to why this happened. reflecting on another issue coming _

it's a very special situation in the united kingdom wednesday. talk about your green, because if there's only one narrative is possible here, and it sounds as follows, russia has started an unprovoked aggression against the ukraine, and u. k. will stand, are we? so you put in as long as it takes, but think he was here is unprovoked. it is totally false. it does not take into account the other said, or they did do it or we have great. and those are us a discrimination or far as inputs, relation of course, of the negation both on occasion and by the way so that there are some interest and many, many other things, including convenience, do need to some of the conflict. it's most important things. however, it is being used to phrases are being used to all across the most media in a reports unless i do have could reports as well. and it will, you know, other aspects it has become a. so the idea was you want to each of the quote positions of the united kingdom, those you put in these based. this is the range of course. uh, no other things can be discus

uh and it is still legs are loaded in the united kingdom. i of course, i know a lot of people here, a quote uh, throughly believes, uh we don't believe, you know, additional doors know the story. one distance of the roots on the conflict, them in, in a good in that rise in the right way. whether they can sort of keep silence because of the same because they have to, they might be uh well that they might become sick, was for them. so you, we all seeing some people that shifted in some other us choose, how long would it be before we might say, i'm mazda, of people changed the auditors to what was the conflicts and you credit into russia itself. politically speaking, great. the it may have been of course it was development or for the events over the year under theater, in the sense that, uh the, uh, keep, keep growing them and currently is driving country adults. and that is, uh and uh you can go and that is helping kids. so these driving still some that is in terms of economics in terms open, diminishing goals. number of population is a disast

when we were in the united kingdom when we were in opposition.ns have been made. i'm not going to get into tactical questions about the use of weapons, for very obvious reasons, but no new decisions have been made. ukraine is of course a constant theme of discussion between nato allies, and we all recognise the need to stand by ukraine, for as long as it takes. we've renewed their commitment here this morning. translation:— their commitment here this morning. translation: germany is one of the ve larae translation: germany is one of the very large sopporters _ translation: germany is one of the very large supporters of _ translation: germany is one of the very large supporters of ukraine - very large supporters of ukraine within europe, we are the largest contributor. we are going to continue the support, and this support is added by the 50 billion loan that we prepared as g7, and we are intensively working on realising this. as far of open supplies, there are no new decisions from germany. —— weapons supplies. translation: -- weapons supplies. t

i the united kingdom. no, not at all- i mean. _ the united kingdom. no, not at all. _ the united kingdom. no, not at all. i mean, this is _ the united kingdom. no, not at all. i mean, this is exactly, - all. i mean, this is exactly, again, talking about something people don't mention in the united states, it is one of those secrets right there in front of you. the borrowing and the debt in america, and what they do, and people alike: ok, i still have my lights and i think it has gotten so massive... i am a child of the 19805, massive... i am a child of the 1980s, and i remember robert reagan talking about it. and here we are, a0 or 50 years later, and it is still happening. i think that there is all of this... it has become too big of a problem to even wrap your head around, so i don't think that it moves and fetes. i don't think that it moves and fetes. ., ., , ., fetes. i wonder if it was a problem _ fetes. i wonder if it was a problem here _ fetes. i wonder if it was a problem here in - fetes. i wonder if it was a problem here in the - fetes. i wonder if it was a

the united kingdom is rare in that there is not _ united kingdom is rare in that there is not a _ unitedf the centre—right or the main party— party of the centre—right or the main party in the centre left. there was an— grandad was a communist in the united states and you were knighted in the uk and putin has got you on his badly sc. you need your own programme. steven and inaya, what you make of this british involvement? the new defence secretary said we should be proud that british equipment is being used in the defence of ukraine. the united kingdom _ in the defence of ukraine. the united kingdom is rare in that there is not _ united kingdom is rare in that there is not a _ united kingdom is rare in that there is not a significant force in the party— is not a significant force in the party of— is not a significant force in the party of the centre—right or the main _ party of the centre—right or the main party— party of the centre—right or the main party in the centre left. there was an— main party in the centre left. there was an issue — main party in the centre left. there was an iss

would reiterate —— generally speaking, this is one of the safest communities to living in the united kingdombring this back around to please, please, if you know who is involved in this disorder in your communities, please report it either through crimestoppers or provide information of vintage to the portal. these people have no place in our society and i am asking going duties to stand up and say that openly and make sure that there is no place to operate forward such people in our communities. inaudible during the day, the local policing team have been actively deployed in the area, that is the familiar face of policing, visiting local businesses, local community. they have suworted _ businesses, local community. they have suworted by _ businesses, local community. tue: have supported by dedicated businesses, local community. tie11. have supported by dedicated crime prevention officers to provide a montaigne is a point when it is needed and i stand, i had over 300 officers deployed in uniform in south belfast. what i will say it was boss of the four o'clock, is that prior to four o'clock

and europe. also in the united kingdom and euro-e. ~ s also in the united kingdom and euro-e. ~ ., , united kingdom and euro-e. ~ s .,~ ., europe. what you make of the idea on the — europe. what you make of the idea on the part _ europe. what you make of the idea on the part of _ europe. what you make of the idea on the part of kamala - idea on the part of kamala harris to increase the corporate tax rate in the us to 28%? that is significantly higher than ireland, they would be higher than here in the uk, france and germany, slightly lower than germany actually. your thoughts on that? it’s lower than germany actually. your thoughts on that?- your thoughts on that? it's a very courageous _ your thoughts on that? it's a very courageous move - your thoughts on that? it's a very courageous move of- your thoughts on that? it's a very courageous move of her your thoughts on that? it's a i very courageous move of her to even talk about this but by showing that the democrats can actually reduce the huge american deficit she may be on the right track and she may win over the republican voters

have faith in the army and the armed forces also coming up at riots on the streets of the united kingdom. the british prime minister promise is a hard line on those involved in the unrest. what a by the a power motivation. this is not protest. it is pure violence. we will not tolerate the tax on marks or obviously in communities. so the full force of the law will be visited on all those for identified as having taken part in these activities. for to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today with a prime minister, ousted from power in the army general, who had stepped into the void saying he will not linger on monday, bangladesh. he's long time prime minister shake. i've seen a report of the received an ultimatum from the army to step down less than an hour later she had resigned and was on a military plane out of the country. the armies top general spoke to the country, moments later to confirm the prime ministers resignation. at the same time, issuing to request to the people stop the violence and trust the military to p

powers do we have a to help the united kingdom deal with this moment of great, great potential. huh. yeah. and you, you say that on a day that a us federal court ruled that google is and a legal monopoly and has abused its power on the market to that. it's monopolized as, according to the court. let me just ask you, put that in mind. what about viewers and, and consumers of social media content? what advice do you have for them? social media is a wonderful platform for entertainment and connecting with people you already know . it's not a very good platform for learning information about something that's happening. and if you take action based on the information that you get from social media, you might like these people. ready here, find yourself in a jail cell eventually, because the truth is that this information spread disproportionately quickly on social media. it is a dangerous place to try and get good information for all. it's the best thing that we can do is tend to legitimate sources of news. people that have journalistic standards that have to abide by the, by neglige

more than 400 people has been arrested across the united kingdom. the riots erupt after 3 young girls were killed during a nice a tech nationwide. and so you can protest with fuels by false information on social media that the suspect was a muslim asylum seeker. police officers were attacked shelves to vandalized or looted.

we already know in the united kingdom that kos starmer, who is really unpopular already, is simply carrying on the same policies towards israel. and towards palestine, that his predecessor, the conservative did, so you can't expect any positivity from kiestdama. now in america, it's not clear whether donald trump will win or whether camala harris, the democrat will win. the question is, we don't know what donald trump would do, but we can be quite sure that camala harris will carry on the same desperately weak and funding policies that her predecessor. joe biden will will carry out, so this needs only one possibility, public reaction, and the public reaction might stop people from supporting netanyahu, but we cannot expect the politicians to do this on their own. if you could hold the line, i want to also welcome sal asad lebanese journalist from beirot to the conversation, and you could see hamas has released a statement saying that israel school massaker is a part of repeated system. dramatic uh targeting of defenses, palestinian civilians in uh uh gaza and also the uh palestinian islamic

like the united kingdom of the european union in the past year have passed legislation. the digital services act from the what my team in brussels is talking to the commission on to a, to the, recognizes out that on a regular basis to the procedure department which, which passed people mind safety act and not 10 between 2 and 3, use the powers you go. busy these companies accountable me, you know, you, you, you legislative because you recognize there was a problem. i seem close in that, in this moment. i know that the person is left the european union. but i would hope that the commission, the united kingdom a talking to each other saying between as well, how is do we have a to help the united kingdom deal with this moment of great, great potential. huh. yeah. and you, you said that on the day that the us federal court ruled that google is an illegal monopoly and has abused its power on the market that it's monopolized is, according to the court. let me just ask you, but that in mind, what about viewers and, and consumers of social media content? what advice do you have

but the point is that he was appointed as ukraine's ambassador to the united kingdom. so if you define the c, i as all orders, if he defines the landscape of orders, then you appoint them as ukraine's ambassador to the united kingdom. again, something that doesn't, doesn't at all, and it's a crushing gig just aligned with fish, germany, reportedly issued on arrest warrant in connection with the north stream explosions . how does that fit into this pro? exactly. there were a lot of investigations that were launched after this happened. the denmark, sweden, for example, also launched investigations not let know where the couldn't pinpoint the suspect they said at the time, it wasn't so difficult to analyze the data or they're, they're driven investigation which took almost 2 years to complete. and they looked at everything, email, mobile, satellite, phone communications, dna samples from the elect, sabotage team. and it resulted in, in the rush towards for ukrainian national, who had been living in poland at the time. and he apparently was the culprit, the main diver tha

massacers and all this aggression against the palestinian without the support of united state and united kingdom and the european and and the deafness of the united nation sorry?" against the israelis crimes and now we can see that the uh bingafier or others they they are showing their muscles and they are weak they live in weakness now uh we saw like uh last six months the united state uh delivered about 40 uh f uh 35 to enhance the the military aggression against the palestinian by israel, so nobody can uh can say now is israel is so powerful, without united state israel cannot stand 24 hours against the resistance access axis and ali, why do you say the bengiers and the sm riches are showing weak weakness, please elaborate on that, as i said without the support. of united states, they are showing showing weakness, no, no, no, let me tell you this, yes, when when you shown their workness, because they are, they have a different opinion, they have lost strategy between them, they are separation between the political decision, military decision and intelligence decision among the zionist entity,

the united states and the united kingdom informed the rialuf area in hodeidah in the west of yemen. so far, there has been no news of casualties or possible damage from this attack. in the past few months, in support of the palestinian resistance in the gaza strip, the yemeni armed forces carried out dozens of missile and drone attacks on commercial ships related to the zionist regime in the red sea and the arabian sea . the united states and the united kingdom repeatedly bombarded different areas of yemen in support of the zionists. which left a lot of damage to martyrs and wounded it has led to the death of a number of yemeni people. the republican candidate in the us presidential election said that this country has become a failed country due to the policies of president joe biden and his vice president in the past years. in a press conference, trump added that 35,000 american workers lost their jobs last month due to the policies of biden and harris. prices are rising. trump also claimed that during the biden and harris era, america has become a host of criminals, disruptors and

the authorities of the united kingdom, speaking out for supposed democracy, equality, and by defending migrants they are going against the position of the native english. even through children's books they are already talking about how good swinger parties with black people are. this video is now spreading on social networks, in fact , the perverted mechanism of action is only: they watch several films, give balloons to boys, i can't sleep, they are very noisy , this is what i pray for every night, that on my birthday i will also have a swinger party. it is also strange that gays and lesbians were not mentioned in the children's book, but without this in an attempt to please everyone, on one street there is a robbery of migrants, on another - an extremist lgbt show. one of the main. opponents of this imposition of this agenda is precisely the muslim street, yes, which, in general , demands that nothing like this should be taught to their children under any circumstances, that is, there have been conflicts more than once, which, in general, this crowd, which, in general, is now fighting

but the point is that he was appointed as ukraine's ambassador to the united kingdom. so if you, the 5, the c, i is all orders. if the fives, the lensky is orders, then you appoint them as ukraine's ambassador to the united kingdom. again, something that doesn't, doesn't at all, and it's a crushing gig, wouldn't you agree? it's not so punishments of some sort for defined orders and create in this mess. it is a mess that was created and were seeing no punishment if indeed it was the allusion . got one question. i've got another one for you as well, because recently, just aligned with this, germany reportedly issued an arrest warrant in connection with the north stream explosions. how does that fit into this pro? exactly. there were a lot of investigations that were launched after this happened. the denmark, sweden, for example, also launched investigations not let know where the couldn't pinpoint the suspect they set up a time. it was so difficult to analyze the data there. they're driven investigation which took almost 2 years to complete them. they looked at everythin

and with a new government in the united kingdom with fresh people in office, we're hoping to achieve a ceasefire within the 1st time. and, and what is the role that you believe the u. k has played in israel is a sought assault on gaza. i'm not a politician and i'm not privy to political ongoings. however, all i can talk about is what i have directly witnessed myself and what i have experienced while i was there, the bombing of the shop, no injuries. that the terrible suffering of people now is early as being armed. but by many other countries, it's not just the united kingdom, and we believe very strongly that there needs to be a ceasefire. and one of the ways to help bring this about is by so think providing arms to israel. and how do you expect downing street to react to your appeal for you, kate, to stop arming as well? i cannot. i cannot speak to how they will react or, or how others, how there's little proceeded. however, we come from the place of humanitarianism and as health care professionals. our primary concern is the well being and then the, some people are you and your co

i really do united kingdom as a whole and have lots of people. as i said in this room itself, i don't want this phone for it to contribute. they're not happy with a government. there's not happy with the way they don't with the hostages such or you should. and this is a very would with the so as i say can, can you, if we have different dice it to put this right, a government? well, one can, i hope we see it on to the blood. said so many thanks to speaking to us today. i really appreciate your time political strategist and come and place it onto the web . a thank you and your apartment is the rental mode is set to visit poland and you crane in the coming days as according to new dallas for an assessment history, we can get more on that from our correspondence. runjun, installing the joining us live from the indian capital. now i should mention that we do have quite a long delay on the line run to and get to see what do we know about the upcoming trip the, the dates of and confirm. now it's basically 21st to 23rd, the prime minister of india and th

they're not in the united kingdom. i of course, i know a lot of people here who'll throughly believes, who don't believe, you know, the visual notion of the story. one distance of the roots on the conflict, them in the, in a good in their lives, in the right way. whether they can sort of keep silence because of the seeing how they have to. they might be in a well, as i said, they might be consequences for them. and so you, we all seeing some people that shifted in some other us choose how long would it be before we might say a mass of people would change the us to. so what was the conflicts and you credit into russia itself? politically speaking, i do not know it may help them. of course it was developed at all for the events uh over the year on the theater in the sense that uh the uh, keeps, keeps going amount. uh, currently is the right bank crowns reduced and add this. uh and uh you can go in and what is helping kids. so these driving still some that is in terms of economics in terms of diminished singles, number of

but of course, we're also going to look at the law and order breakdown in the united kingdom, stabbingsylight. we're expecting perhaps some more information on that, but also the crisis of free speech in the united kingdom tonight, the world's richest man, elon musk, sits down with, potentially the next president of the united states, donald trump, in a live interview. it's 1 donald trump, in a live interview. it's1 a.m. our time. interview. it's 1 am. our time. but i wonder , will they touch but i wonder, will they touch upon what's happening in the united kingdom? it seems to be occupying a lot of elon musk's time and mind. occupying a lot of elon musk's time and mind . now. time and mind. now. >> we've got a quick second. do you think the labour party is going to put draconian free speech laws in place in britain? >> i think there will be one thing that they will do very quickly. do you remember the legal but harmful clause of the onune legal but harmful clause of the online safety act that was taken out by the conservatives? i think the labour party are going to put it right back in

the eu is no friend of the united kingdom .we've seen that united kingdom. the last few years as we tried to implement a democratic vote of the british people, they have stood in opposition to us. they've said the price of brexit, the price of your temerity to leave the eu will be northern ireland. they've forced successive governments to take the knee to eu regulations. we can't treat the eu as if it's some kind of benign neighbour. the eu is antipathetic to our country and it's high time our politicians stood up to it . politicians stood up to it. >> ben, you're such an isolationist. i mean, we both share a background in voting the eu out of controlling. >> i'm not an isolationist. >> i'm not an isolationist. >> money and trade . well, in >> money and trade. well, in that tirade you came across as one look i think let's get some facts into this conversation. first of all, this isn't a proposal of the british government. it's actually a proposal that ursula von der lie—in tactically made in april of this year , just obviously of this year, just obviously be

i talked to a representative of the united kingdom for the statement. i gave the flawed to the representative of china seas in well, gotcha, are you now trying? you do all kinds of stuff. we can ship it. hello for me. we're down for a 1000. so gotten to come back a single easily easy. you want to know how does this as long as the coverage of a meeting that you live to you and the security council, which has been called by alger. yeah. following and is really attacking the school in guys on last week and which that killed at least a 100 pounds of standards. we just heard from the representative of the united kingdom to the security council james carry. okay, he's the deputy permanent representative describing the u. k. as it stands on, many of the views of many of the positions that being held by is by israel and it's conflict in gaza. i've done to some, we can not go back to the chinese representative. let's hear what he has to say. destroyed the loved ones to play, tied to being forced to move from place to place in search of a coin of peas only to be

at the same time, the flow of migrants to the united kingdom is not decreasing. it is not the state that is involved. in the migration flow and not so much the state, here it is already a question of criminal groups that transport migrants, some business companies, structures that pay for services carriers, some people who directly pay carriers on the spot in order to move, and to receive asylum, for some reason many people really believe that if they move to britain, they will immediately be given all the documents, even if they are given, not all of the newcomers are eager to work, they are already making fun of social networks, saying that the work week has begun. there are fewer native english protesters on the streets, but there are no migrants. the ukrainian armed forces today attacked the positions of russian units on border in kursk region. kiev regime militants tried to break through to residential areas and met with a harsh response. the russian defense ministry shared footage of the destruction of enemy equipment. in the dpr, our military took control

and that starts to look a lot more like pre—brexit united kingdom . like pre—brexit united kingdom.surprise me that depher hofstadt has been talking about this. he absolutely loves wading in on these issues, and i think his position is relatively well known. we can expect the type of thing that he will say. he's sort of been heavily critical of the uk leaving the eu and everything in between ever since. >> and he's , you know, broadly >> and he's, you know, broadly an eu federalist as well, would prefer sort of an overarching, you know, european parliament thatis you know, european parliament that is directly elected and is really much more powerful than, than it ever has been . than it ever has been. >> the question of freedom of movement for the under seconds has long been one that has been really complex, even for people who are really in favour of brexit. >> the erasmus scheme, where european students and back when the uk was in it, british students would be able to go to universities or study and work abroad for part of their studies, even for people that were really ardently i

but i suppose united kingdom.e they're putting it to one side and just wanting to focus on the charity work and supporting children and in crisis very, very quickly. >> will they be being paid for this tour? >> they won't be being paid, as far as we understand. they just highlighting a charitable causes. >> well, cameron walker, thank you very much for taking us through the particulars of what is very much definitely not a royal tour, but a tour of two private individuals who happen to be formally associated, formerly known as senior royals . formerly known as senior royals. goodness me. well, much more to come. in the next hour, we're going to be live in newark. the former immigration minister, robert jenrick, is launching his leadership campaign for the tories . don't go anywhere . tories. don't go anywhere. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hello again. here's your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office as we go through the rest of today and into the w

where the 90 k is probably the dis united kingdom right now. a lot of problems on the street, so like crime, a lot of protests against immigration, but guess what? people are talking about, you know, care storm are becoming like a very authoritarian a dictator or you'll seeger. but in fact, in the last 10 years over 50000 people. if i'd criminal cases open against them in the u. k. for posting things on line for having an opinion that sounds like at the soviet union doesn't because well, russia has nothing close to that amount to people that were criminal case or in prison. check it out. the bad guys really are on the we the 5 days now. if you really want to see what the major schism is in the united kingdom right now, you probably have a look at this video. it kind of defines the issue between the immigrant and the good old indigenous english. and you have to say to yourself, which one of these groups would you say will try and survive and grow in posterity? check this out. if this was natural selection, i think it would be pretty clear on the

what it looks like is that the united kingdom's has denied the she casino asylum. but we cannot confirm that at this point, given the fact that this is a developing story and who information keeps coming every few minutes. having said that, uh, shake is he not and um, and the team is also looking at all the options. so for example, i, she's sized bedroom stuff in is if you can, for example, definitely to work out. but the hall negotiations going on. busy with the united kingdom it also helps do the fact that she because he knows this stuff happens to be a citizen of the yuki it's having said that we've, we've seen that of the, the kind of visuals in a bundle. the shock which was coming out sadly when shake is enough uh, was um of his leaving the can see the manner in which he did at heart house for the for so residents going on hall one was run by and we pulled best of tens of thousands of them, some of them managed to enter a residence menu, then a 2 we moved to drop off from a residence of utensils. furniture was um, even fluids like the salaries in dallas, for e

it's a very special situation in united kingdom wednesday. talk about your green, because if there's only one narrative is possible here, and it sounds as follows, a rustic instead of an unprovoked aggression against the ukraine. and u. k. will stand with your brain as long as it takes, like he was here with these unprovoked. it is still gonna be false. it does not take into account the other said, or they did do it or we have great. and those are us a discrimination or for us in population, of course of the negation both on occasion and by the way. so there are some interest and many, many other things, including convenience doing is just some of the conflict. it's most important things. however, it is being used to phrases are being used to all across the most media in reports unless i do is going to pull us as well. and it will, you know, other aspects it has become. and so the idea was one of each of the quote positions of the united kingdom, those who put in these based this is the range of course. uh, no other things can be discussed. s

occupied westbank got the gun and they've been fine on the vehicle. police all the highlands in the united kingdom as a funeral is held for a young go to in a standing attack that sparked and violent rights plus demand thing ends assemblies in bangladesh. hope to find that love to see what's missing at the shape of see this room, the welcome to the product. we begin in southern garza with tens of thousands of palestinians have in order to flee the homes. once again, these are the only because issue that evacuation ordering calling you this as it renews it's offensive. the, it's the 3rd is really military assault on the city since last october. the evacuation order to include the areas that have previously been designated as cycles. she bought a terry insights by these rarely ami. those areas of, again, is really tockets and many palestinians say they don't know what to say to next. i mean, what i tell them up, this is my, i move, it's only been a week since i came back home to rebuild is but i don't think i'll ever find my house again. we're being subjected to dreadfully wrong humiliation and suff