also joining us alberto garcia watson, activist and political analyst who joins us from malaga over in spain. welcome to you both of billy, i'll start with you. um, let's look at what is happening on the ground, number of casualties have been reported, you have this example that i'm stating israeli jets targeted area in raffa for example, you have also 24 people to have been murdered in gaza's dar bala region. what happened to the icj ruling that said that a genocide is in the works here and that israel. to take steps to secure basic humanitarian needs and to prevent uh civilian casualties? well, i mean, historically israel has been given the opportunity to basically investigate itself, to investigate its own crimes and naturally to provide justification for those crimes, and really to a degree this icj ruling, although it has huge advantages in some ways, was never going to bring a hul. to the ongoing genocide and and asking israel to comply um with the genocide convention to investigate itself to to um to keep the evidence of any genocidal acts and to provide a report um after one mo

vanessa billy, independent journalist uh, spoke to us from damascus and alberto garcia watson.syrian children affect. by war, the indomitable spirit of young survivors, how do they survive amid indiscriminate bombings and explosions? it speaks with me, the saint of the soil from the blood. and the ashes, it speaks with me the sound of the rain from the battle and the victory, victory. oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you. oh palestine, i free you, my every breath is a cry to my enemy, and i cry out, cry out, cry out to the evil enemy, the flame within my heart will burn you, i cry out. and the thunder in my voice will depen you, i cry out, and the tornado within my soul, will rul you away, my bleeding wound one since felt though soon forgotten, but the aching sorrow in me, never gone, i raise it with my anger and love, love of my land, anger at your deeds. i raise it with my anger and love, love of my land, anger as your dead, wounded by hatred, i'm breathing, breathing, breathing, the magic perfume of my homeland palestine. wonded in lov

uh, we need to discuss this just a little bit more here before we go to other topics. alberto, um, watson and that is uh the fact that you having unra for example uh citing a collapse of social order, you have uh the israely attacks that it has cited um and restrictions on food aid uh leaving the population starved, these are all hallmarks of obviously uh what's uh crimes against humanity are are taking place. um do you think that uh there's a concerted effort for israel to do what it's doing and what aims and goals does it have behind that but definitely what we see here is a net clingsing project from israel with the support to the united states and some other allies here in in europe, they're trying to just get rid of all the population and the gass of strip by concentrating them in specific areas where the supposedly should be saved uh with this should find a save heaven and eventually they find themselves ' under the bombardment all the israeli forces, the israelis are intending definitely to get the population of gasa outside the gas strip and they pretending eventually perform what

stephen watson, bbc news. yeah, huge congratulations to victor.a cup holders manchester city stormed into the quarterfinals with a 6—2 win at luton. newcastle needed penalties to get there. leicester also went through after victory at bournemouth on the south coast. don't forget, you can get all the latest sports news from our app and our website. but from me, will perry, and the rest of the team here at the bbc sport centre, it's goodbye for now. see you next time. hello. temperatures have been falling quite quickly over the past few hours. we've got some cold air in place and there's some mist and some fog patches around for some of us to start your wednesday morning. so some fog patches, particularly through parts of southern and central england and east anglia, and then rain is going to be spreading its way gradually eastwards. that rain pushing in across northern ireland by the early hours of wednesday, during wednesday morning pushing into scotland, wales as well. fog for parts of central, eastern and southern england — that should clear awa

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so there's another steven at the helm right now, and that's stephen watson. so again, thank you to all of my friends and trustees and supporters and members, all of you here. it's my pleasure now to introduce dr. robert citino the samuel z. murray stone, senior world war historian here at this museum. he's written 11 books on world war two, one of the great museums of america. it took me two years from 2014 to 16 to lure him here. in fact, i offered him the job on the bench, sitting outside of churchill's home and chartwell in 2015, and he came aboard in 2016. he's holder of the samuel eliot morris award, which is the highest award by the society of military history. the same award that stephen ambrose also was awarded in the 1990s. and he came on board in 2016. i gave him responsibility to pass the to him to help finish the designs that were in the gestation and the creation stage. he did that marvelous job with that, along with our leader in the institute of the study of war democracy, mike bell. so robert citino it's all years. now following nick mueller.

ramala, professor of political science berzat university side namra out of spain, alberta garcia watsonam. i'd like to start off in romala. it's sad, why after almost four and a half months of this israeli onslot, is this? side still going on, let's start from there, good evening for you, hashimi and for your guest from spain, it is still continuing and on everyday on daily basis, we are talking about, this morning we are talking about more than 100 palestinians were killed in gaza, and this this kind of you know rate of around between 100 to 150 every day, and we are still talking about... attacking the hospitals and invading of the hospitals like what happened this morning also for amal hospital in khanunis and naser hospital also in khan unis, i don't know what's what's with the israel with this issue of hospitals because they do that also in in in the west bank so yeah the genocide is still continuing in spite of the fact that the whole world now is talking about you know the the must for se fire in in in gaza, but apparently neither the israeli nor the americans are interested in t

the phone and gave her a call and our conversation turned into 2-1/2 hours and that is how willis watson was born. >> shannon: willis has a number of heroes to look up to in this book, his grandfather who is a war hero and ends up in the hospital and willis sees a doctor that looks like him. >> willis was frightened about being in the hospital setting, very uncomfortable. in walks this african american man who is so kind to willis and also taking care of his gram ps and wills thought maybe there is an opportunity for me to become a doctor and may have never had that thought had he not been in the presence of this doctor. >> shannon: are numbers improving? are people feeling like medical school is a good option for them? >> it is something we need to pay attention to because african american black population is disproportionately impacted, especially by cancer, they make up 13% of our population and yet only 5% of doctors are african american. >> shannon: willis is a great illustration and lovable character, everybody in the book is, dana, thank you for spending time with us. >> thank you

he did not want to abandon his duty completely but i think as watson sada, these drunken officers were misusing him and also his fellow soldiers. when the confederacy did not have manpower to waste. it was only by deserting and joining another outfit that watson could escape abuse and fulfill his patriotic obligations as is sold -- soldier and man. and this potential for disorder caused by drunken soldiers and officers, it left civilian observers horrified as well. although they might not have been surprised. and they respond by articulating their own ideas about the role that liquor should play in soldiers' life. their opinion is different than the soldiers and other officers. they thought that soldiers should avoid all liquor at all cost. they are worried that they will jeopardize their manliness and jeopardize the safety of the country as a result. reformers worry that young men would drink to their ruin in an effort to assert their masculinity and to appeal to sociability, honor and bravery. and then after spending time in the army both of stators and drinkers would be ruined. fati

iain watson, bbc news. the bodies of a sydney couple allegedly murdered by a serving police officer. last week authorities in the state of new south wales said luke davies and jesse baird were shot with a police handgun. they say the officer, beau lamar—condon, later allegedly took the men away in a van. police have confirmed that divers have been sent to a remote rural property, two hours south—west of sydney. mr lamarre—condon handed himself in on friday. police says he has made a partial confession, but is not co—operating in the search for his alleged victims. the former brazilian president, jair bolsonaro says he's been the victim of tireless political persecution since leaving office just over a year ago. addressing tens of thousands of his supporters at a rally in sao paulo, he denied police allegations that he plotted a coup to stay in power after losing the 2021 election. our south america correspondent ione wells is in sao paolo. this rally was called into an ongoing investigation into mr bolsanar

, in my opinion, yes, jeopardy won, one of the philosophers said that watson doesn’t know that he wonortant topic is that a person in a situation where he does not have a pre-prepared algorithm, he dives into a certain depth, artificial intelligence has nowhere to dive, well, that is, there is no spare space from which the necessary algorithms could be quickly pulled up to solve this issue , well, by the way, i also remembered this now, i read somewhere that when you compare human brain with a computer, yes, then we still proceed from the fact that a computer is a system... the idea that neural networks and the human brain are one and the same thing, well , to put it mildly, is not even discussed anymore, this is no longer a hypothesis, in my opinion pavel balaban, our famous academician there, now he says that everything connected with human memory is not connected with neurons at all, with new cells, well, not with new ones, but with known ones, and we need to study them and a new direction, in fact , we all need to do this, so the brain a much more complex story, probably this is t

iain watson, bbc news.000 ukrainian troops have been killed so far during the two years of war with russia. it's the first time in many months that figure has been revealed. he said tens of thousands of civilians in the russian occupied territories had also died. speaking at a news conference to mark saturday's second anniversary of russia's invasion, mrzelensky said he couldn't reveal the number of people injured because that information would help russia, but the loss was very painful. he was hopeful of a peace summit in the spring and was "sure" the us congress would pass its aid package for ukraine. he also stressed the importance of western support if ukraine is to defeat the threat from russia. ukraine loses and it becomes complicated with the number of victims, and it depends on you and our partners in the western world, if we are strong, with the weapons that we get, this advantage, we won't lose the war. we will prevail. 0ur ukraine correspondent james waterhouse was at the press conference in kyiv

our political correspondent, iain watson reports.is mind, but lee anderson kept his lips firmly sealed following his suspension from the parliamentary conservative party. he took himself to this appropriately named pub in his constituency. so, here are the comments about london's mayor that put him in the political doghouse. i don't actually believe that these islamists have got control of our country, but what i do believe is, they've got control of khan, and they've got control of london. labour said this was islamophobic, but the deputy prime minister was careful not to make that specific accusation. i don't believe that lee anderson was intending to be islamophobic, but nonetheless, i understand the concern about...particularly when it's in relation to the mayor of london, how those words have caused offence. but would he still be a conservative mp if he had apologised? he was given the chance to apologise, and when he failed to do so, action was taken. they chant: ceasefire now! the conflict in the middle east is having a profou

iain watson, bbc news.the deputy chair of the conservative muslim forum — the only muslim group directly affiliated to the conservative party. he told us what the group thought of lee anderson's comments. we as a party do not accept these comments and we are against anybody with the party or any mps elected from different parties to come out with comments which can be seen to be misaligned with the british muslim population. some in your party have called mr anderson's comments islamophobic. would you say they are? you can call them that, anti—muslim hatred. however you term them, they were there to cause upset to the muslims. they have caused upset and we've been inundated with messages from our members, stating we have to take action. i am glad the prime minister has taken action and the whip has been removed. in your statement on this controversy, you have written on the forum that it is vital for all leaders to stand firmly against racism and to muslim hatred and islamophobia. what do you make of the fa

10 a is exactly, but it seems unlikely that it's new to watson passe. it's more likely that it's a new what a new code device rather than a nuclear onto the device. so it's an important distinction. so it's likely that this is an electronic ton of space. assets like a gamma, which would in to stay with stuff, lots communications or alternatively, this could be a mix of powered space talk, which would potentially could potentially be repurposed to us as an untie stuff, a lot device. so this is, this is an important distinction. we wouldn't be facing exactly the destination of a nuclear device in space, which is actually prohibited by international space. no applicable as established by the space tracy. okay, that is a little bit reassuring, but the question remains, i mean, why use this particular kind of weapon in space? i mean all the other ways of, of destroying satellites. definitely, uh there are many different types of town space technologies on the development of these sorts of technologies is not new states across the whole different school spect

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bridge the gap that when you said about subjectivity, i remembered that in 2011, when the computer watsoneordi , yes, yes, so it seems to me that a very important topic is that a person in a situation where he does not have a pre-prepared algorithm, he dives into a certain depth, artificial intelligence has nowhere to dive, well, that is, there is no such spare space, from which could quickly improve the necessary algorithms for... well, by the way, i also remembered this now, i read somewhere that if, when we compare the human brain with a computer, yes, then we still proceed from the fact that a computer is a deterministic system, that is, under some and under the same conditions, but we get the same result, and the human brain is a non-deterministic system, the results will always be different anyway, so i wouldn’t pose the question here like that, because one of our listeners will start this later, because what artificial intelligence is after all not quite anymore. deeper, how to say, firstly, the idea that neural networks and the human brain are one and the same thing, this is, to p

ian watson at westminster, thank you.an of the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has said his body has been given to his mother, just over a week after he died in suspicious circumstances in a siberianjail. with more on this, danny aeberhard, bbc world service's europe regional editor. what has the spokesperson be insane? this is a tweet, and she said the body was handed over, his mother was in the camp where he died but he died friday last week. she's been trying to get the release of this body. she and her allies have been blackmailed, she said, to allow the russian authorities to bury his body in secret with the threat if they didn't allow that, he would be buried at the prison camp itself. it is a big development. it is not clear yet when a funeral for alexei navalny will take place. the mother said she thank people for putting pressure on the russian authorities, but she said it is unclear whether the authorities, what type of funeral they will allow, whether the one the family want and deserve. also, his wi

, in my opinion , yes, he won jeopardy, one of the philosophers said that watson does not know that he is that a person in a situation , when he doesn't have a pre- prepared algorithm, he dives into a certain depth, artificial intelligence... there is no such spare space from which it would be possible to quickly pull up the necessary algorithms to solve this issue, well, by the way, i also remembered this now, i read somewhere that when to compare a human brain with a computer, yes, then we still proceed from the fact that a computer is a deterministic system, that is, under the same conditions, yes, we get the same result, and the human brain is a non-deterministic system, the results are still the same will always be different. i wouldn’t pose the question like this here, because one of our listeners will start this later, because artificial intelligence is still not entirely deterministic, there are some difficulties, but it’s still not the same not that, well, you can say so, but still the matter is getting deeper, how to say , firstly, the idea that neural networks and the human

the washington with schofield is about russia claiming its developing face watson or the threat to its national security. so it's still sort of giving any actual evidence to have friends and nothing. but as molly burkina faso ignition meets to this tough times to create a confederation. i made on good intentions with the west stop pretends not called find well as well play and that's fighting for survival in concert. i know everyone at home is own poor without message. how many is correspond to look sent to the difficulties facing the pool on the road package? the morning day and night brand new source for inter on well, this is all to international. it's good to have you with us this hour. while we all started with the latest from the room in you, praying that this reports increasingly suggests that keeps full, says all coming on to severe strain. protect around the strategic city of uptake from what it's troops have partially withdrawn. now the us national security council spokes, passwords don't copy, outline the powerless situation on the ground. i want to share a few words about t

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stephen watson has the story.red eddie kidd's leathers when he swapped a set of his own with a collector. i'd watched many of his jumps and you know, was always fascinated with eddie and evel knievel. when i was a child i had a, you know, the toy, the evel knievel toy. eddie kidd was a stuntman and a movie star. he doubled forjames bond and once jumped the great wall of china. he was also very generous, giving away most of his memorabilia until his accident. now his family are trying to recover it. ijust think it's, if eddie would like them back, you know, i think it's the right thing to do. it's something i'm really looking forward to. so we helped organise a special delivery to peacehaven outside brighton, where eddie is looked after by his carer, glen. all right, eddie? good to see you, boy. he wants a fist pump. i've got a wee something here you might like. a wee birdie told me you might like these back. i know you gave them to charity, so i think it's only right that they come back to where they belong. they�

let's go to westminster and ian watson. what more can you tell us? in ian watson. can you tell us? , , us? in the past few minutes the chief whip _ us? in the past few minutes the chief whip has _ us? in the past few minutes the chief whip has essentially - us? in the past few minutes the - chief whip has essentially withdrawn the whip from the anderson because he failed to apologise after comments he made about sadik khan, which has kicked up a row. he suggested the first muslim mayor of london was controlled by islamist and he had given the city away to his mates. this was seen as islamophobia and racist, and not just sadiq khan, but some mps, he said the temperature needed to be taken down. another minister saw this as islamophobia can. there was pressure placed on the prime minister, what would he do? a couple of weeks ago, labour was in a bind on what to do for their candidate for the rostral by—election because of comments about israel. they decided to withdraw his labour candidacy, kicked him out. there was pressure building on rishi sunak and his cabinet co

the canadian providence to just intrude i personally invited ukrainian watson, a s s veteran hung gospel, an official reception in september last year. that's the quote is the russian embassy in canada. now it's a special, it was prime minister justin to dawson brought to this house criminal to the parliament last year. as recommended by the cranium can add in community to 5 months later. still that silent, don't you of whom cause nancy post. no condemnation equals justification. the se, you're not with almost a contributor, rachel mazda and rachel, good to see you today. so it, and it says voucher and especially invited to canadian parliament. what do we know so far on the revelation was kind of like every once in a while here in france, i'm designated world war 2. org and it's just simply pops up. usually when there's an excavation involved, it shows up in passing on a work site somewhere. and the same thing seems to be happening right now to canadian prime minister justin to go except with actual nazis or rather one particular not see who fought for. i ukrainian watson ss volunteer un

iain watson, bbc news, westminster.e been attending prime minister's questions in the comments. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman joins us now from parliament. and it has been pretty lively? it now from parliament. and it has been pretty lively?— pretty lively? it certainly was, ben. conservative _ pretty lively? it certainly was, ben. conservative mps - pretty lively? it certainly was, ben. conservative mps have l pretty lively? it certainly was, - ben. conservative mps have been divided over recent days about how the prime minister, the conservative party more generally, handled the comments by lee andersen, now suspended from the conservative whip, about sadiq khan, the labour mayor of london. today rishi sunak managed to unite conservative mps in raucous cheering about that very issue, inevitably, sir keir starmer, the labour leader, asked rishi sunak about it, rishi sunak made a virtue of it, he argued that he had suspended lee andersen as quickly as was possible and tried to draw a contrast with sir

iain watson, bbc news, kingswood.ngswood next thursday. just visit the bbc news website. men who take drugs for erectile dysfunction, such as viagra, may reduce their risk of alzheimer's disease, a study suggests. research found that those taking the drugs were 18% less likely to develop the dementia—causing condition. but more research is needed to prove that the drugs are causing the effect. i spoke to professor tara aspires jones from the uk dementia research institute. . ., . jones from the uk dementia research institute. , ., , ., , , _ institute. this was a study run by scientists at _ institute. this was a study run by scientists at university _ institute. this was a study run by scientists at university college i scientists at university college london and they looked at 250,000 men roughly, a few more, and all of these men had been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction and half of them were prescribed drugs like viagra. then they followed them up over time and looked at how many of those people developed dement

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but the referenda watson recognize international. the entrance mystery to remain part of multiple brushes. influence in the break away region is undeniable. as this rush is a presence both militarily and financially for one, it's a special pension, still fronts news transport, but it also supplies gas to the region to the kremlin, says it considers protecting transmit screens the top priority. while of choosing western powers of interfering and motel, this internal affairs, nothing put down, need to tell them they're trying to mold the republic into lead through a 2nd ukraine country to the mood of the majority of the modelling population lapse . and in general apartments leave without thinking about the consequences of this for the country and for the region on the whole body. russia's invasion of neighboring ukraine has fuel fears that mold over could be next, especially as the countries precedent my assent, due has been pushing to join the you meeting with ukrainian president and all pena san do, said she was worried. all of a saf

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stephen watson has the story.g collection, something belonging to one of his heroes. ryan acquired eddie kidd's leathers when he swapped a set of his own with a collector. i'd watched many of his jumps and you know, was always fascinated with eddie and evel knievel. when i was a child i had a, you know, the toy, the evel knievel toy. eddie kidd was a stuntman and a movie star. he doubled forjames bond and once jumped the great wall of china. he was also very generous, giving away most of his memorabilia until his accident. now his family are trying to recover it. ijust think it's, if eddie would like them back, you know, i think it's the right thing to do. it's something i'm really looking forward to. so we helped organise a special delivery to peacehaven outside brighton, where eddie is looked after by his carer, glen. all right, eddie? good to see you, boy. he wants a fist pump. i've got a wee something here you might like. a wee birdie told me you might like these back. i know you gave them to charity, so i thi

emily watson taking and acting award for her role in small things like these. we'd have some t other, she won the jury over as an ice cold, non running, essentially a labor camp for unwed mothers. current events also weighing on this here is $1000000000.00 with a special documentary prize to palestinian and his railey activists boss. so either and you about abraham, their film, no other lands documents address, fight against exposure in the west bank of canada. and i am these rarely by cities, palestinian and seem to days we didn't go back to a land where we are not equal fits your active as filmmakers urging the audience to raise awareness for palestinians rights invest in for your coverage and for your your up to date here on d. w up next report to examines why donald trump remains so popular with us before it is that soft or soft break. i'm jarrett dradian berlin, thank you for watching the secrets live. you discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage spelling d w world heritage 360 now dw, so 16 talk we in fact, every day t

emily watson taking and acting award for her role in small things like these. we'd have some t that mother, she won the jury over as an ice cold, non running, essentially a labor camp for unwed mothers. current events also weighing on this here is barely not with a special documentary prize to palestinian and israeli activists by so other and you about abraham, their film, no other lands documents address fight against explosions in the west bank of netherlands. i am these rarely by cities palestinian and in 2 days we will go back to a land where we are not equally fits your active as filmmakers urging the audience to raise awareness for palestinians rights invest in for your courage and for your before we go, here's a reminder of our top story. donald trump has won the south carolina with public and primary sound, the beating his last remaining rival nikki haiti. it's a key stepped to him securing the presidential nomination in the race to the white house. as if an out, you're watching dw news as well, and our website, the com, i've told me on logical, thanks

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watson will face spaniard cristina buc—sha in the next round.priate behaviour made against red bull formula 1 team boss christian horner will take place on friday. bbc sport understands the claims relate to an allegation of inappropriate and controlling behaviour. red bull has not confirmed the nature of the complaint, but said they took the allegations "extremely seriously" and have begun an investigation. horner has told a dutch newspaper that he completely denies the claims. world heavyweight champion oleksandr usyk has told the bbc he's still looking forward to fighting tyson fury after their bout was postponed until may 18th. usyk missed the birth of his daughter while training for the original date and if fury. who had to call it off after a cut to his eye. isn't fit for the rearranged match, usyk will face the ibf�*s mandatory challenger. that will either be anthonyjoshua or filip hrgovic. but uskyk told ade adedoyin that he still wants to mix it with tyson. don't be afraid. i will not leave you alone. no matter how difficult it is for yo

and literally, that's how willis watson was born. so willis has a number of heroes and people to look up to in this book. his grandfather, who is a war hero, who then ends up in the hospital. but then little willis sees a doctor that looks like him. willis was actually very frightened by being in the hospital in the medical setting. very uncomfortable. and then in walks this, you know, african american man who is so kind to willis, but also is taking care of his gramps and that really made a very positive impression on willis. and he thought, wow, you know, maybe, maybe there is an opportunity for me to become a doctor. and he may never have had that thought had he not been in the presence of an african american doctor. are we making progress on that? are the numbers improving? are people feeling like medical school is a good option for them? you know, it's something that we really need to pay attention to because african american black population is disproportionately impacted, especially by cancer. they make up 13% of our populatio

regulations and team will see how much more we can get from that. keeps going is an editor at nessa watson correctly in washington dc. he told us more about the state of the aircraft off to the landing. well, the, the initial problem was that they knew it has landed. they just get the right signal. now they have a weak signal. it could be something as simple as, as it lands it, as these dishes on it. maybe there is a little bit in the wrong direction and you have to fiddle with that, but they're getting data and they're happy with what they're getting so far. so the spacecraft is alive and it's talking to her that's for sale by the best news you can possibly get on the surface and we are transmitting and welcome to the most. everything we launch to the moon is always sitting around the equator. this is and this time we went down to the south pole. now it's a little more difficult to do that, but it's rocket science. why are we going to the south pole the moon? well very spacecraft have discovered what we clearly think is water ice. that's a soft pull. this probe is one of several that will

and emily watson of the british actress a clump of some renown, one the best supporting actress for playing up rather terrifying. none in the building on the opening film. small things like these where she plays the opposite uh, the oscar contender, kelly and murphy of oppenheimer. so to fairly big stars that have already been on the stage here tonight. but of course, we're still waiting for the big prize which should be announced in the next few minutes, right behind me in the belly. not a problem. scott, are you expecting any political statements from the building now? the that's of the being the case in the past are yes. well i mean this year the political statements that have been coming during the words have been coming from the award winners. we've seen many people go on stage tonight. i'm calling for a ceasefire in gaza calling for support of the, the palestinian, a civil society. we've had the number of members of winners and also award price givers making those statements tonight. and the banana itself sometimes makes political statements with its a awards and, and sometimes tries