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went out that day. i would like to apologise unreservedly to the families of all those who suffered during covid for all the distress caused. in terms of the coverage of this event in the garden, it actually broke into the news about 15 months later, so while i totally accept that i was totally wrong in the way i sent the e—mail rounds for the way i sent the e—mail rounds for the event, i think the impact on public confidence, although obviously now in terms of public confidence, m...

it matters. our democracy is more than a system of government. its the very soul of america. its how weve been able to constantly adapt through the centuries. it is why weve always emerged from every challenge stronger than we went in. its how weve come together as one nation united. just as our fallen heros have kept the element of faith with our democracy, we must keep faith with them. because of them, all of them, we stand here today. we will never forget that. we will never, ever, ...

using civilians as human shields. theyre hiding behind and among civilians. theyre putting rockets and other terrorist infrastructure in civilian areas. that creates an added burden for the israeli defense forces, but it does not lessen their responsible to distinguish between terrorists and innocent civilians and to protect the lives of innocent civilians as they conduct this military operation. thats true of striking from the air. it is true of going in on the ground. this is somethi...

this thank you. thank you very much, thank you. we are now going to take some questions from the media. i have a list here, itv first. i some questions from the media. i have a list here, itv first.- have a list here, itv first. i drop the mic moment. _ have a list here, itv first. i drop the mic moment. keir— have a list here, itv first. i drop the mic moment. keir starmer, | have a list here, itv first. i drop - the mic moment. keir starmer, you had a _ the mic moment. keir starmer...

kicked off of the presidential ballot based on his role january 6th. and the first major test that the president is speaking with israel and ukraine and another possible government shutdown. sara sidner is in israel, and im kate bolduan with john berman in new york. this is cnn "news central." this morning a rapid intensification of israels assault on gaza on the air and on the ground, and israeli troops are inside of gaza now as the israeli military is hunting for hamas and what i...

calling this, quote, a time for war. also, the mob storming an airport in russia searching for passengers on a flight from israel. the surge in antisemitism and islamophobia around the world. and here at home the threats putting cornell university on edge. after six weeks of strikes the united auto workers reaching a tentative agreement with gm. the last of the big three still holding out. whats in the deal? a chilling discovery near a colorado amusement park. a man found dead with m...

southampton are promoted after beating leeds in the championship play—off final at wembley. good morning. today is going to be a day of sunshine and showers. the heaviest showers will be in the north and north—east scotland, later rain coming to south—west england. all of the details throughout the programme. its monday 27th may. our main story. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says 35 people have been killed and dozens injured in an explosion at a refugee camp near rafah....

im carl nasman. we begin with the latest from gaza where the hamas run health ministry says the death toll in the territory has now passed 8000 people. israel has been bombing gaza since the october seven hamas attack that killed some moo people. you see now some of the latest images coming in of the air strikes currently across the gaza strip. hundreds more during that attack on israel were taken as hostages. israeli defense forces have said its latest nighttime attacks and strokes so...

artefacts the british museum says have disappeared. weve discovered that two gems were unwittingly put on display at another museum in germany. weve also established that around 260 ended up in washington, dc — the fbi has been investigating. but many of the objects hadnt been catalogued, which means the museum hasnt yet been able to prove they were actually stolen. its since begun to register all its objects, and has improved security. the truth is, mistakes were made. but i think i...

that more than 2,000 people were buried by a devastating landslide in a remote village. palestinian officials say that at least 45 people have been killed at a refugee camp in rafah. israel describes the air strike as grave and says it will investigate. we take a look at indian—administered kashmir, in the first general elections since the modi government took away the regions special status. hello, im geeta guru—murthy. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, i...