i'm here in edinburgh outside waverley station and i think what happened here, it was a few days agoy's actually still in shock. everybody's actually still in shock . you know, it was such a shock. you know, it was such a horrific situation for a veteran , jim henderson. he served in the royal corps of signals , the the royal corps of signals, the 32 signal regiment . he served 32 signal regiment. he served with the army in northern ireland. and over the past few novembers, he's been part of the furniture here at waverley collecting money from the poppy appeal. collecting money from the poppy appeal . and on saturday, one of appeal. and on saturday, one of eight or more protests all around scotland descended from the mound into waverley station here. and encircled the poppy stand. now i know that there have been similar scenes like that elsewhere in the uk. i believe charing cross was another one where a similar situation happened and when he tried to get away , when he tried tried to get away, when he tried to pack up the stall , tried to get away, when he tried to pack up the stall

i'm here in edinburgh outside waverley station and i think what happened here, it was a few days agoy's actually still in shock. everybody's actually still in shock . you know, it was such a shock. you know, it was such a horrific situation for a veteran , jim henderson. he served in the royal corps of signals , the the royal corps of signals, the 32 signal regiment . he served 32 signal regiment. he served with the army in northern ireland. and over the past few novembers, he's been part of the furniture here at waverley collecting money from the poppy appeal. collecting money from the poppy appeal . and on saturday, one of appeal. and on saturday, one of eight or more protests all around scotland descended from the mound into waverley station here. and encircled the poppy stand. now i know that there have been similar scenes like that elsewhere in the uk. i believe charing cross was another one where a similar situation happened and when he tried to get away , when he tried tried to get away, when he tried to pack up the stall , tried to get away, when he tried to pack up the stall

an on alleged victim of an assault on saturday after an anti—war protest occupied edinburgh's waverley stationesters swarmed into the station to tell us more on this concerning story, one that's really upset a lot of people out there is our scotland reporter, tony maguire. so, tony, this happened on saturday. the cctv images have been splashed all over the front pages of many newspapers. the first question i've got for you is, has anybody been apprehended for this yet ? for this yet? >> well, that's a very , very >> well, that's a very, very good question, martin, and certainly it was the first thing that i thought when i looked back at this story a little earlier today and i'd reached out to british transport police. and so far haven't heard anything concrete , but given the anything concrete, but given the outcry, given the sheer weight way that so many people have reacted to this situation on saturday, 78 year old jim henderson , he was essentially henderson, he was essentially attacked . right. allegedly here attacked. right. allegedly here in waverley station after being pushed. someone h

waverley station in edinburgh was brought to a standstill, rail passengers unable to complete theirjourneys of cardiff and this was the scene in belfast. there's more to come next weekend. there are controversial plans for a mass rally next saturday, 11th november, which is armistice day. the proposed marches have been criticised by the prime minister, rishi sunak, as provocative and disrespectful. when hamas attacked israel on october 7th, they killed 1,400 people and took hundreds hostage. the israel defense forces says 241 people are believed to be held in the gaza strip. spokesman daniel hagari says the number is not final as the military investigates new information on those missing. the number also does not include four released hostages and an israeli soldier who was rescued by the idf. i spoke to efrat machikawa — five members of herfamily are being held hostage. i last spoke to my aunt actually at about 7:18. i called her because i heard something very wrong is going on and she was in the safe room and she was whispering, she said, "something is really, very, very wrong," and she c

waverley station in edinburgh was brought to a standstill, rail passengers unable to complete theirjourneysts of cardiff and this was the scene in belfast. there is more to come next weekend. there are controversial plans for a mass rally next saturday, the 11th of november, which is armistice day. the proposed marches have been criticised by the prime minister rishi sunak as "provocative and disrespectful". now let's turn to some other news. at least 157 people are believed to have been killed in an earthquake in western nepal. the shallow quake of magnitude 5.6 hit the remote hill district ofjajarkot, which is about strong tremors were felt in the capital and in indian cities including delhi. hospital officials in jajarkot said they were treating more than forty injured people rescued from the rubble of their homes. in northern ireland, water pumping has started in the flooded areas of downpatrick. several towns in counties down, armagh and antrim were hit by heavy rain this week. but for many businesses it could be a while until they are able to assess the damage on their premises. as ou

waverley station in edinburgh was brought to a standstill, rail passengers unable to complete theirjourneys in belfast. there is more to come next weekend. there are controversial plans for a mass rally next saturday, the 11th of november, which is armistice day. the proposed marchers have been criticised by the prime minister rishi sunak as provocative and this respectful. —— this respectful. those were protests taking place here in london, we can cross live to tel aviv now where families of hostages are rallying in front of the headquarters of israel's defence ministry. thousands of people have joined the families of hostages being held by hamas in gaza throughout the afternoon and have staged this protest outside the idf headquarters which is based in tel aviv. us secretary of state antony blinken met with senior israeli figures in the last couple of days and also the israeli military as well have spoken to the families of hostages over the last few weeks as well. here we are, we can see pictures across the city centre, people holding up pictures of loved ones, of people they believe to

it was waverley station, was in waverley station, edinburgh, all three of us edinburgh, which all threel quite well. all know quite well. >> worried about some >> i'm a bit worried about some of as well. of these witnesses as well. i mean, a chance they mean, there's a chance they might on his side. might not be on his side. >> well, there's good >> well, well, there's a good point, chris, every point, chris, because every every other every single person there, other than person helped than the one person that helped him a member of him out, which was a member of station staff, was part of the protest. and it's not in there interest. >> they did review cctv . yes, >> they did review cctv. yes, but we don't know if there was a good view of reading the whole article. it would be nice to know that. but they they checked the footage page through all that period and not see it that period and did not see it happen on the cctv now. >> and i can't see it happen ehhen >> and i can't see it happen either. in footage . one either. in that footage. one thing say is it was thing i would say is it w

it was waverley station, was in waverley station, edinburgh, all three of us edinburgh, which all three us all quite well. all know quite well. >> worried about some >> i'm a bit worried about some of as well. of these witnesses as well. i mean, a chance they mean, there's a chance they might on his side. might not be on his side. >> well, there's good >> well, well, there's a good point, chris, every point, chris, because every every other every single person there, other than person helped than the one person that helped him a member of him out, which was a member of station staff, was part of the protest. and it's not in there interest. >> they did review cctv . yes, >> they did review cctv. yes, but we don't know if there was a good view of reading the whole article. it would be nice to know that. but they they checked the footage page through all that period and not see it that period and did not see it happen on the cctv now. >> and i can't see it happen ehhen >> and i can't see it happen either. in footage . one either. in that footage. one thing say is it was thing i would say i

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. at edinburgh's waverley station.tories of the day from my fantastic pundits . the day from my fantastic pundits. tonight, we the day from my fantastic pundits . tonight, we have the day from my fantastic pundits. tonight, we have daily express columnist carole malone, who shrinks by the day. brand new star on the programme, former labour aide shooting from the hip. i mean , talk about the hip. i mean, talk about fireworks nights. tell her chanted at and former brexit party mep a proper catherine wheel in her own right what a sparkler belinda de lucy you know what that was that was that was the different pronunciation again you've done for some i took it. i take it around the world. the pronunciation. yes okay. a man of a thousand voices. now he's the new star who may or may not land in the i'm a celebrity jungle any day now. i think he will. but what next politically for the man who almost single handedly engineered the engineered our exit from the european well according european union? well according to three quart

scottish rail says a full service has been returned at edinburgh waverley station after a signalling caused major disruption . zara elena's major disruption. zara elena's family have described the reduction of her killer sentence as a shallow triumph, which sends a disheartening message to women , calling him a pungent man women, calling him a pungent man . jordan mcsweeney killed the 35 year old law graduate as she walked home from a night out in london lastjune. mcsweeney who refused to attend his sentencing heanng refused to attend his sentencing hearing last december, was handed a life sentence with a 38 year minimum term. the court of appeal ruled that was too high and has reduced it to 33 years. a woman has appeared in an australian court charged with the murder of three elderly people who are suspected to have died after eating poisonous mushrooms. aaron patterson is alleged to have hosted a lunch in july at her home in a small rural town in state of victoria. police believe she served beef wellington, which may have contained deathcap mushrooms . contained deathcap mushrooms.

waverley station in edinburgh was brought to a standstill, rail passengers unable to complete theirjourneysis was the scene in belfast. there's more to come next weekend. there are controversial plans for a mass rally next saturday, 11th november, which is armistice day. the proposed marches have been criticised by the prime minister, rishi sunak, as provocative and disrespectful. and our news correspondent aruna iyengar is with me now. largely peaceful protests today. when i was there at trafalgar square this afternoon there was a large number of people there people reported around 30,000 people in the square which is really the heart of london. most people i spoke to there really said they really wanted their voices to be heard and wanted to, mainly asking for a cease—fire and said they wanted politicians to pay attention to what people were saying. this comes after the chief rabbi has announced that he says that many protesters are really hiding the fact that there could be extremists amongst them. i spoke to people about that today and they said really, it wasn't up to them to decide wh

waverley station, in edinburgh, was brought to a standstill — rail passengers unable to complete theirjourneyswas the scene in belfast. there's more to come next weekend. there are controversial plans for a mass rally next saturday, 11 november, which is armistice day. the proposed marches have been criticised by the prime minister, rishi sunak, as provocative and disrespectful. aruna iyengar, bbc news. if you're just if you'rejustjoining us, we have live pictures running at the moment of gaza from southern israel. as you can see, a few explosions there, fire in the background. we've heard quite a few explosions over the last half hour, that's what you're seeing on the right—hand side from southern israel looking into gaza. we've also seen multiple explosions in the last hour, pro—palestinian protests have been taken place around the world, as we've been discussing, and we've been running those pictures alongside that. we heard about those protests across the uk, but they've also been happening around the world on sunday. 0ne also been happening around the world on sunday. one of those was in

poppy and what we've seen happen to poppy sellers on charing cross station and worse still, waverley stationin edinburgh and now the vandalism, of course , of that senate in rochdale. i would have thought the danger was pretty obvious and pretty clear. so they had the meeting in downing street and rishi sunak has come out with a sort of pretty weak kneed statement saying that he thinks that the whole thing is inappropriate and wrong, but it's people's right to march. and that's what we fought for. well, there is a point, of course, in that , but point, of course, in that, but nobody, nobody wants to take responsibility , let alone, of responsibility, let alone, of course, the mayor of london, sadiq khan. now he's put out a statement. he's been ever so quiet for the last week. in the last hour or two saying no one disputes that remembrance events must be protected. but the policing of protests are operational decisions for the met, not the home secretary. yes yes. sadiq khan, we know that. but who has direct responsibility for the operations of the metropolitan police force.7 well, it's you d

poppy and what we've seen happen to poppy sellers on charing cross station and worse still, waverley stationnburgh and now the vandalism, of course , of that senate in rochdale. i would have thought the danger was pretty obvious and pretty clear. so they had the meeting in downing street and rishi sunak has come out with a sort of pretty weak kneed statement saying that he thinks that the whole thing is inappropriate and wrong, but it's people's right to march. and that's what we fought for. well, there is a point, of course, in that , but point, of course, in that, but nobody, nobody wants to take responsibility , let alone, of responsibility, let alone, of course, the mayor of london, sadiq khan. now he's put out a statement. he's been ever so quiet for the last week. in the last hour or two saying no one disputes that remembrance events must be protected. but the policing of protests are operational decisions for the met, not the home secretary. yes yes. sadiq khan, we know that. but who has direct responsibility for the operations of the metropolitan police force.7 well, it's you do. and

scottish rail says a full service has been returned at edinburgh waverley station after a signallingalina's family have described the reaction of the reduction of her killer's sentence as a shallow triumph, which sends a disheartening message to women , disheartening message to women, calling him a repugnant man . calling him a repugnant man. jordan mcsweeney killed the 35 year old law graduate as she walked home from a night out in east london last june. mcsweeney, who refused to attend his sentencing hearing last december , was handed a life december, was handed a life sentence with a minimum minimum of 38 years. the court of appeal has reduced that to 33 years. a woman has appeared in an australian court charged with the murder of three elderly people who were suspected to have died after eating poisonous mushrooms. aaron patterson is alleged to have hosted a lunch in july at her home in a small rural town in the state of victoria. police believe she served wellington, which served beef wellington, which may contained deathcap may have contained deathcap mushrooms as her ex—husban

there's also stories about edinburgh's waverley station been crowded out over the weekend as well. a look at the front page of the sun newspaper today, a paper you used to edit. of course, when it was selling millions of copies. where have all the poppies gone? referencing the number of people not selling poppies at the moment for fear of attack . do moment for fear of attack. do you recognise your country any more? kelvin well, it's clearly no amount of police and no amount of soldiers can actually protect the poppy sellers because the poppy sellers themselves are in fear of what's going to happen to them. >> and on that basis , they're >> and on that basis, they're simply not going to turn up . so simply not going to turn up. so for the british legion and the vital money that is raised through poppies, this is a disaster . through poppies, this is a disaster. but it through poppies, this is a disaster . but it actually disaster. but it actually represents something else. i think right now there is a fear in our society about being caught out on the wrong side of a protest, whethe

there's also stories about edinburgh's waverley station been crowded out over the weekend as well. look at the front page of the sun newspaper today, a paper you used to edit. of course, when it was selling millions of copies. where have all the poppies gone? referencing the number of people not selling poppies at the moment for fear of attack . do moment for fear of attack. do you recognise your country any more? kelvin well, it's clearly no amount of police and no amount of soldiers can actually protect the poppy sellers because the poppy sellers themselves are in fear of what's going to happen to them. >> and on that basis , they're >> and on that basis, they're simply not going to turn up . so simply not going to turn up. so for the british legion and the vital money that is raised through poppies, this is a disaster . through poppies, this is a disaster. but it through poppies, this is a disaster . but it actually disaster. but it actually represents something else. i think right now there is a fear in our society about being caught out on the wrong side of a protest, whether

we saw the attacking of a poppy seller in waverley station, edinburgh last night.g of pro—palestinian graffiti on the memorial in rochdale and the police are now having to guard that. we've had statements in the daily mail that football thugs are going to try and protect the cenotaph in london. well, all that's going to do is stir things up. and we've got those that are coming into the pro—palestine march coming through the same railway stations as the veterans who'll be in their medals and wearing their berries and getting ready for armistice day on saturday and for remembrance sunday on on sunday. and that is going to be a point of real friction that's there . if the marchers, the there. if the marchers, the pro—palestine marchers respected the fact that they've been given this freedom to march because people have sacrificed their lives and they put that respect back again, i think they would hold a much better place in people's hearts in the country. it's just showing little decorum. >> colonel , decorum. >> colonel, does it decorum. >> colonel , does it show de

we saw the attacking of a poppy seller in waverley station, edinburgh last night.g of pro—palestinian graffiti on the memorial in rochdale and the police are now having to guard that. we've had statements in the daily mail that football thugs are going to try and protect the cenotaph in london. well, all that's going to do is stir things up. and we've got those that are coming into the pro—palestine march coming through the same railway stations as the veterans who'll be in their medals and wearing their berries and getting ready for armistice day on saturday and for remembrance sunday on on sunday. and that is going to be a point of real friction that's there . if the marchers, the there. if the marchers, the pro—palestine marchers respected the fact that they've been given this freedom to march because people have sacrificed their lives and they put that respect back again, i think they would hold a much better place in people's hearts in the country. it's just showing little decorum. >> colonel , decorum. >> colonel, does it decorum. >> colonel , does it show de

station surrounded by the pro—palestinian well, i'm going to say mob actually. >> in that case, they were fairly peaceful . but up in fairly peaceful. but up in waverleydinburgh, the poppy seller there , the 78 year old parachute there, the 78 year old parachute regiment veteran who was there actually punched out and actually was punched out and attacked. we're getting today a story of a lady in northern ireland selling poppies who has been attacked. and my colleagues here at gb news have noticed travelling through mainline stations for example, places such as liverpool street, they've seen nobody on the station collecting and selling poppies. and here is an astonishing statistic published by yougov . have you worn a poppy by yougov. have you worn a poppy so far this year? and 37% say i have. so far this year? and 37% say i have . and an incredible 60% say have. and an incredible 60% say ihave have. and an incredible 60% say i have not. and i'm stunned by that figure. but i'm pleased to say i'm joined by micky harris , say i'm joined by micky harris, black cab driver and fundraiser. and micky, you've you know , and micky, you've you know, helped the r

station surrounded by the pro—palestinian well, i'm going to say mob actually. >> in that case, they were fairly peaceful . but up in fairly peaceful. but up in waverley edinburgh, the poppy seller there , the 78 year old parachute there, the 78 year old parachute regiment veteran who was there actually punched out and actually was punched out and attacked. we're getting today a story of a lady in northern ireland selling poppies who has been attacked. and my colleagues here at gb news have noticed travelling through mainline stations for example, places such as liverpool street, they've seen nobody on the station collecting and selling poppies. and here is an astonishing statistic published by yougov . have you worn a poppy by yougov. have you worn a poppy so far this year? and 37% say i have. so far this year? and 37% say i have . and an incredible 60% say have. and an incredible 60% say ihave have. and an incredible 60% say i have not. and i'm stunned by that figure. but i'm pleased to say i'm joined by micky harris , say i'm joined by micky harris, black cab driver and fundraiser. and micky, you've you know , and micky, you've you know, helped the

it was in edinburgh's waverley station on saturday day. jim is 78 and served in northern ireland.strators in the station and you can see pictures if you look at from the cctv cameras in the station of jim's , cameras in the station of jim's, standing there on his own, surrounded by the sea of palestinian flag . according to palestinian flag. according to him, he bent down to get his collection box up because he was worried about the crowd of people there and was punched on the back. now, there is no actual footage of this that i can work out . actual footage of this that i can work out. but the actual footage of this that i can work out . but the problem can work out. but the problem you've got with this right, this is about obviously the is all about obviously the armistice march planned armistice march that is planned in london on saturday, coinciding with the actual two minute silence at 11:00. and as we know, the metropolitan police have advised that it be called off. suella braverman has branded it a hate march. the irony is right. the genuine protesters who are marching for

kicked pro—palestine kicked as pro—palestine protesters stayed outside a sit in at edinburgh's waverley train stationesn't affect me, but these but you would have seen these canisters you're watching canisters if you're watching here on you're listening here on tv. if you're listening on we're showing the on the radio, we're showing the canisters that often canisters that are often littered events . littered after certain events. it's nitrous oxide commonly known as laughing gas and it's going to become, according to the king's speech criminal offence. >> that's a much more after your morning's tatiana morning's news with tatiana sanchez. >> beth, thank you very much. this is the latest from the newsroom rishi sunak says he'll hold the met police commissioner accountable for his decision to greenlight a pro—palestinian demonstration to take place on armistice day. the prime minister will meet sir mark rowley to discuss the issue later today. the commissioner says intelligence surrounding the potential for serious disorder this weekend does not meet the threshold to apply to prohibit the march. rishi