that's marina moran worsley's research on a case college london. thanks for having a. so looking further as possible regional implications, us secretary of state and to me blinking has wrapped up talks in katara. he's been traveling around the region in an attempt to prevent the conflict from widening. he began in israel to show support and discuss hostage negotiations and blinking also at the palestinian president in jordan. he's as it is vital to contain the violence united states and cutter share, the goal of preventing this conflict spreading. we discussed in detail our efforts prevent any state or non state. we're creating a new front in this topic. we're also working intensively together to secure the release of positive learning, american citizen being held by a mouse and gas and i'm grateful for the urgency. the cutter is bringing this after the w. special correspondent abraham told us more about guitars, role and trying to de escalate the conflict as it is expected that we've cutters. sort of special connections with him as a group that is designated as a term

even before they start their own training the couple from worsley turn up at stourbridge fencing club the coaches encourage and develop the next generation. people are singing about football all the time. they don't sing about fencing. so any opportunity we get that we can promote the sport so that there's a lot more young people taking it up, that's so much the better. it's essential that we all help future generations to come through. and as you've seen tonight yourself, how enthusiastic those little children. eight years on we really enjoy it. fencing brought the pair together many years ago and they've been duelling their way to the top ever since. but this is the first time they've both qualified for the veterans world championships in the same year. janet finished fifth in 2022. the top—seeded fencer is from the united states and she is really good. . now, it's time for your questions answered. over the next 15 minutes, we'll be answering questions that you've sent in about the israel—hamas conflict which has now entered its fourth day. this drone video shows the scale of destuc

even before they start their own training, the couple from worsley turn up at stourbridge fencing clubcourage and develop the next generation. whereas people are singing about football all the time. they don't sing about fencing. so any opportunity we get that we can promote the sport so that there's a lot more young people taking it up, that's so much the better. it's essential that we all help future generations| to come through. and as you've seen tonight yourself, how enthusiasticl those little children eight years on are, | they really enjoy it. fencing brought the pair together many years ago and they've been duelling their way to the top ever since. but this is the first time they've both qualified for the veterans world championships in the same year. janet finished fifth in 2022. she'll bejoined in the british team by sue uffe from evesham. and janet's determined to make it onto the podium in florida this time. hopefully notjust a bronzw. i would like to think it could be silver, possibly gold, but unfortunately the top seeded fencer is from the usa and she's extremely hard to

countries they have to take it and hope that prices do not go even higher because obviously they would be worsleyf prices go up to $90, to $100, if it does. iran another producers? - $90, to $100, if it does. iran another producers? how do you the managing the situation which is developing, but how would they manage pricing and output? would they manage pricing and outut? , ., output? one thing is right now the oil market _ output? one thing is right now the oil market in _ output? one thing is right now the oil market in terms - output? one thing is right now the oil market in terms of- the oil market in terms of supply is tight but it is because our voluntary cuts by mainly saudi arabia, so in the last couple of months since july saudi arabia has reduced its reduction by a million barrels per day, so if you look at it practically, right, and we are assuming that this event do not escalate and do not spread across the middle east, that there are still the possibility that, should be needed, arabia could probably put back a million barrels per day into the market, so if you just look at your numb

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