encircle hamas forces. the latest bombardment comes as the heads of 18 aid organizations, including agencies at the u.n. issued a rare joint statement, calling for an immediate humanitarian cease-fire in both israel and gaza. president biden falling behind former president trump in key battleground states that he carried in 2020. this is a new poll from the new york times and siena college, and biden s campaign is downplaying the survey, but some democratic lawmakers are calling it all, quote, concerning. this hour of cnn this morning starts now. this is a minor case that could end up being a big deal if he mis-testifies. if he says something in court that is under oath, that is false, it s going to be a lot of trouble for him, particularly with a judge that is already given him two gag orders. so, you know, i know the guy pretty well. he ll be very subdued. he ll be polite and respectful in that court. that s my prediction. interesting. is that the donald trump we
today the home secretary asked the migration advisory committee to start work on what comes next. we want a newcomer in forms, evidence based eu migration policy. we ve commissioned the mac to look into it, an independent group. the home secretary set out a vague timetable, sort of, that there will be three phases. the first will end on the specified date, the day we leave the eu, probably march, 2019. eu citizens who are already here, who have five years residency, will be able to apply for a settled status and those with fewer than five years residency will be allowed to stay to clock up those five years. even the apparently simple thing about what to do with eu citizens here already, and to take the big one, the european union wants its own court to have some jurisdiction over these people to insure that their rights are respected, something the government doesn t like at all. the second phase is a slightly woolly transition phase, where it seems that eu residents will be
who s an independent media and public affairs consultant and managing director of fti consulting. thank you very much forjoining us. let s start with this story in the independent, worship turns to violence injerusalem. independent, worship turns to violence in jerusalem. indeed. there was a feeling from israel that by removing the barriers and restrictions that had been placed, which were placed on the area after the two policemen were killed on the 14th ofjuly, the two policemen were killed on the 14th of july, that the two policemen were killed on the 14th ofjuly, that things would settle but this is pent up emotion from the palestinians who feel that their area has been attacked and desecrated. remember, although it is seen as desecrated. remember, although it is seen as a desecrated. remember, although it is seen as a holy area for thejewish faith, it s also wholly for the palestinians as the al aqsa ask and the dome of the rock. this pent up emotions build over after wh
it s been announced that charlie gard, the baby who was at the centre of a high court battle over his care, has died. the 11 month old was moved to a hospice where his life support was removed. a statement from his family said, our beautiful little boy has gone. we are so proud of you, charlie . our medical correspondent fergus walsh now looks back at the story of the child whose plight became an issue of international concern. today, charlie is two weeks old. this is charlie gard without breathing or feeding tubes. born apparently healthy, but soon a devastating genetic condition emerged which causes progressive muscle weakness. by his side throughout have been his parents, connie yates and chris gard. charlie was transferred from intensive care at great ormond street hospital, where he spent ten months, to a hospice, where he died earlier today. they d fought a lengthy battle to keep charlie alive, refusing to accept he had suffered catastrophic brain damage. and they rais
in charge of guantanamo bay he let president obama know his views on that. he seems to have an excellent opinion amongst the army and much of the armed forces. the president respects much of what he has to say. he is an outspoken man and one that president donald trump seems to greatly respect. at the moment, anyway. thank you very much. time now for newsnight. to be deemed safe, cladding systems are meant to survive a ao minute fire test. today, we learned grenfell‘s lasted just nine. 82 other buildings use a design that s similar enough to be troubling. also tonight, we re used to being on the wing to europe in our millions, but when we leave the eu, will we be forced to go into reverse, or even be grounded? if we do not have a transitional arrangement and if we are not a member of the eu as part of that transitional arrangement, then we have chaos. and ahead of tomorrow s first ever relaxed prom for people with learning difficulties and sensory impairments, we ll have a