the us have taken to the streets in solidarity with the palestinian people. hundreds well to the winehouse, demanding a seas fund. she habits on to report this wasn't just the message to israel. it was a message to joe by use the us as leverage to stop the going baldwin's of gauze. he's not going to get re elected. if he doesn't hear the people were out in the street by the 1000. and he just choose to ignore that. we actually exist fire now. stop ignoring your constituents for some reason. the nickname providing right now is genocide. joe, he has shown this time around which is a bit different is a complete and utter disregard for the value of human life. for the protest is this white house is directly responsible for the depth of so many palestinians it's been repaid the. the button presidential campaign isn't about himself. it's the best and good mind that's november's election. this angle will have been replaced by fear of another trump presidency. those who say they will not forget turn one into the port us and by the end is killing us so that fear factor no longer works. the fear mong

but the winehouse said he will reconsider that assessment if that group's dumps attacking ships in the red sea. today in response to these continuing threats and attacks, the united states announced the designation of answer i'll also known as the who would fees as a specially designated global terrorist. this designation is an important tool to impede terrorist funding to the who fees further restrict or access to financial markets and hold them accountable for their actions. if the who these sees their attacks and the red sea and gulf of aid in the united states will immediately re evaluate this designation across live to our to corresponding killer ma pin in new york. and it's good to have you join me right now. can you give us any more details about this announcements by the us government? well, in 30 days it will go into effect. and essentially this is the highest level of sanction that the united states government can put on an organization. i will essentially become very serious crimes, but any way aid them provide them with financial support or cooperate with them. uh, and this

austin had earlier drawn criticism from some republican, so say he broke rules by not informing the winehouse. the scientists have confirmed that 2023 was well as hot as hit on records. data from the panic is climate change service shows 2023 was the hottest c a by substantial margin and likely the was warmus in the last 100000 years since june 2023 every month has been the.

so, so you'd imagine the drug by the winehouse is basically ignoring what's happened here. but what, what about if it was ms. all's turned out to be job, and would you expect any opposition? coles in the german. but the strong for people to say that's it, that's.

both israel and the bite and winehouse still reject ceasefire. they'll most of the world is demanding one. and on the political level, israel still rejects any notion of a free and autonomous palestine. and the us, while flirting publicly with the concept of a state of palestine, is just doing very little to move any of the pieces to make it happen. so what's the off ramp or his gas? it just become a quagmire for all involved. today we're talking with investigative journalist, jeremy scale editor at large and co founder of the intercept and author of dirty wars the world is a battlefield. jeremy, i've been struggling with the issue of american complicity. and i just want to start out saying what, how can we be simultaneously, we meaning america, $72000.00 pound bombs. and that rigging our hands about the humanitarian crisis. how do you see white house strategy and direction in this conflict? i mean, i, i think steve, that the, that the blunt reality is that there is a core, a morality to the buys in ministration policy. on the one hand, you have

inspired generations of future artists including amy winehouse . that's the latest winehouse.st from the gb newsroom for more, we're on tv, digital radio and of course, on your smart speaker . just say play gb news now , . just say play gb news now, though, it's back to peter and . ellie >> thank you sam , and welcome to >> thank you sam, and welcome to saturday morning live. now prince harry now faces a three quarter of £1 million bill after abandoning his libel claim against the mail on sunday over against the mail on sunday over a security row. >> yes, the duke of sussex says that he wants to focus on the safety of his family and set his sights on his legal action against the home office instead. >> well, for more on this and other royal news of the week, because there's been a lot of it, let's speak now to our royal correspondent, walker. correspondent, cameron walker. really good to see you. this morning, and let's morning, cameron. and let's start with the prince harry news josh howie , because he faces josh howie, because he faces a huge legal now doesn't he? huge legal

those including amy winehouse. those are the latest headlines from the gb newsroom. on tv, digital, radio and our website gbnews.com now though. more from dawn . thank you very more from dawn. thank you very much, sam. >> welcome back and happy saturday. i hope you're having a wonderful weekend out. that's such a story that leader of such a sad story that leader of the singing it here on the pack was singing it here on the pack was singing it here on the break along. it's such an iconic coming up iconic song, but lots coming up in today's show for you. so let's get straight into it, shall nearly 16,000 shall we.7 now nearly 16,000 channel migrants shall we? now nearly 16,000 channel migrants residing in britain have been given the right to across the right to work across the country. that's according to data obtained under the freedom of information laws . they are of information laws. they are paid 80% of the going rate in sectors facing staff shortages such as care, construction and agriculture. but they do lose their £49 a week subsistence allowance and have to co

we just heard from kimberly, how could tell winehouse corresponding to being at a briefing with john koby. uh, that is still ongoing. uh at the moment. we, as i said that uh they are a serious and intensive discussions happening in cats right now about the possibility of another prisoner swamp deal. what do you make of that? is that a significant development at all? i don't think there's going to be another swap. do we mean by that? like the ones that before. yeah. i think that's, that's done on over would. i think piece me, there is no longer in, in, in the books. i think anything short of perhaps a number of deals connected that lead to a cease fire may be possible. meaning, you say something like, okay, we start with this, we go to another one, that'd be guarantees that eventually into 3 months, this will need to end of the war as possible for them 2 or 3 weeks. this would enter. but the idea that these raise guide have a swap and then resume the war, the environment, the general site that gives the kind of thing is i think that's off the tape. okay? just turning now to the issue

now the winehouse says it's been on the way of the defend secretaries treatments of prostate cancer. it's a, is it load all stay was diagnosed in early december and underwent surgery later in the month. he was that in rush bank adults to go with complications on january the 1st several republicans. i called him for a full with inquiry into why the president was not in phones. the ceo of boeing cause admitted that the plane manufacturer was at fault after a door on the alaska airlines jet blue. at last week, david calhoun said that he would approach the problem with complete transparency. and to show it never happens again. there was interest in the incident, but several outlined se they found loose pods on that 737. next 9 plane sense scientist has confirmed that 2023 was the wealth hope to see on record data from the capacity is climate change. so it shows that last year was probably the will missed in a $100000.00. yes. record highs have been confirmed every month since last june, errands. course he is the director of the center, the climate and security. she says that it's a corre

she reminds of amy winehouse in that you can do candid and straight up, and unvarnished but is an incrediblen which we which performed at the royal albert hall last year and that speaks to older audience as well, she must be feeling great. i imagine her old label are not feeling so great your reaction, christine? i label are not feeling so great your reaction, christine?— label are not feeling so great your reaction, christine? i would echo a lot of laura's _ reaction, christine? i would echo a lot of laura's sentiments. - lot of laura's sentiments. conclusively it has been a really lon- conclusively it has been a really long time — conclusively it has been a really long time for raye to come to this apex _ long time for raye to come to this apex moment, she had a lot of struggles — apex moment, she had a lot of struggles as an artist in the music industry. — struggles as an artist in the music industry, she has got into that nice p0p industry, she has got into that nice pop crossover space which is speaking _ pop crossover space which is speaking to young people, has a massive — speaking to

. >> now , want to >> now, want to talk to you about winehouse . yeah, this about amy winehouse.ontroversial. tell us why it is. >> well, you know, it's been overlooked by amy's estate, which is including her dad . and which is including her dad. and so, you know, usually when the families with families are working with biopics, know, usually they biopics, you know, usually they kind control the narrative. kind of control the narrative. this week we've had the first look at trailer that's come look at the trailer that's come out and it's starring marisa abela . and there was a of abela. and there was a bit of drama about it because people there scenes that have there are some scenes that have been actual flat, been shot in amy's actual flat, which has left a bitter taste in people's mouth . i think, you people's mouth. i think, you know, it's kind of too much of art imitating life in that sense . but her dad has kind of given the go ahead for these things, and, you know, there's even like and, you know, there's even like a grave side shoot as well, where amy was actually buried.

jimi hendrix, janis joplin, jim morison, kurt cabane, emmy winehouse, all of them world rock legendss i just attached myself to them like that, well, well, yes, for him it was such a special kind of space , maybe, valery sergeevich adored his youngest son and doted on irina, but in the evenings many carried him to tamara, to leave his wife, with whom he had lived alone for almost 40 years, in grief of despair he... could not, i remember how i was absolutely crying so much so that i just couldn’t even open my eyes, then zolotukhin promised that no matter what happens, he will not leave tamara, he said that no matter what, i will never leave you, i will never, we, we will die together, everything, loss of a son, life in two families, endless filming, performances, management theater on taganka, an ordinary person cannot withstand all this stress, even if he is a people. the artist in december 2012 suffered a blow from which valery zolotukhin never recovered, a brain tumor, when it was already discovered, was discovered, there was no longer a chance, they say, well, the tumor was almost