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by the rules. we put in ourfair share. we wait our turn. as some people —— if some people can cut that out, youve notjust lost control of your bodice, youre fatally undermined the very fairness upon which trusting our system is based. that is why this legislation is so necessary, to deliver an effective deterrent to those who wish to come here illegally, to restore peoples trust that the system is fair and ultimately to stop the boats. and so our bill today fundamentally addresses ...

science. hello and welcome to the programme where we will bring you the top stories from right around the world. we are starting with developments in gaza. khan younis specifically. israel saying it is taking aggressive action there. also saying it is making maximum effort to protect civilians. we are getting pictures from inside the hospitals. take a look at these. there have been patients being brought in this is after air strikes overnight. reports of tanks being used seen on the ou...

falls out of the squad, it will be falling as rain further south but widespread frost tomorrow morning with temperatures in northern scotland as low as perhaps minus nine degrees. there will also be freezing fog patches into tomorrow morning. slow to clear, were wintry showers tomorrow and in these places again. possibly accumulations inland as far south as lincolnshire. some sunny spells at temperatures set to struggle. two to five celsius. cloudier and milderfor the far cloudier and ...

york shortly. more on those stories in a moment. lets get more business news. good afternoon. we start in the uk where the first transatlantic flight by a passenger plane powered solely by so—called, "sustainable aviation fuel", has taken off. the virgin atlantic flight from london to new york — currently somewhere over the atlantic ocean — is part funded by the uk government. its running on fuel made from a mixture of sources — including crops, household waste and cooking oils...

of this period tomorrow, well start to see that fighting resume and qatar having to start a fresh route to the mediations between israel and hamas to begin the potential release of more of those hostages and more of more of those hostages and more of the palestinian detainees. just want to show you some fresh pictures, wed like to show you these life pictures of various scenes that are important in the story, the different locations that weve been showing you throughout particularly th...

still being held by greek in gaza. israeli officials said that at least 13 more israelis being held captive in the territory are due to be released shortly. they will be released shortly. they will be released in exchange for 39 palestinian prisoners. the temporary truce continues to hold for a second day. each it said this afternoon there are signals that the truce could be extended for another one or two days. a delegation from qatar, which has been crucial in mediating between israe...

this programme continues on bbc one. the bombs stop dropping, and the aid starts to flow. the cessation of hostilities and the exchanges should continue tomorrow and are supposed to last four days, but president biden says he wants them to last longer. a unicef official in gaza tells us tonight the truce must indeed last longer. i have seen more children with most of them have come down from the north, so we will prioritise where the greatest needs are. and an update tonight from israe...

record high, and the office for budget responsibility says it would represent the largest fall in living standards since the 19505. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. these reforms will save around two million self—employed people an average of £350 a yearfrom april. better than nothing. tuning into the autumn statement at walthamstow market. a good place to test the mood. pensioners seemed happy. him increasing pension, thats good for me. and young workers like the ri...

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