interviews and reaction. here in the uk, calls for the speaker to resign. we have these life pictures, and we are monitoring what has been said, because there has been an extraordinary reaction to the events yesterday. calls for the speaker of the house of commons to resign. that number is now up to 59 mp5. it was 30 just a few hours ago, now that latest number we have is 59 mps saying that they have no confidence in the speaker. this all because of a debate on the israel gaza war, held yesterday, all about the wording around a call for a ceasefire, but the way the debate was run, was seen pretty quickly as chaotic, and the speaker of the house, there he is, lindsay hoyle, who is in charge of running debate in parliament, his handling of it has been criticised and now, as we have been a saying in the last few moments, 59 mps say they have no confidence in the speaker, which is a fairly unusual move. yesterday, there appeared to be a walk out, mps from the snp, and opposition,
centre. good mathew, thank you. five points above the relegation zone, everton will revert to an independent condition in march for alleged breaches of rules. commission. everton say. jo currie says good news for now. there could still be more trouble on the horizon. that s because they re also facing a second charge and potentially a second potential penalty. that s after they were charged with breaching rules for a second time on the last month. that second time on the last month. that second case couldn t be heard until this was heard, which has not been dealt with, second charge you presume. but today has set a six point deduction if they re found guilty the second time. they could be a line for a second six point deduction. everton fans maybe don t want to get too carried away. when that initial ten point deduction was made, it was the biggest in premier league history. ben made, it was the biggest in premier league history- made, it was the biggest in premier league
a full bulletin of news at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, newscast. chris, can i read out some fan mail we ve received? 0h, blimey. have we? yeah. although there is a twist. this is from rich, who posted on the newscast discord server saying, i would like to say, a, i read it in the guardian, didn t understand it. b, i read it in the mail, didn t understand it. c, i listened to it on pm on radio 4 and didn t understand it. d, i listened to it on newscast, understood it, ithink, and have now explained it to others. hurrah! yay! so that s a big tick for us. although notably that was an episode you weren t in. that is a detail we could have glossed over. i was basking in rich s glorious vocabulary and praise and was quite happy to just soak it up in a very royal sense. but you know, you re right. i wasn t around. there is a chance for you to redeem yourself on this episode of newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello. it s adam in the studio. and it is chris in salford. and
you ll make the united states has ro osed you ll make the united states i s proposed this alternative resolution, and in fact talks haven t even started on that resolution yet, members are still waiting to formally get it to begin those negotiations, but the united states proposed this over the weekend after they signalled that they would veto this. in the us resolution uses stronger language thanit resolution uses stronger language than it has before, for the first time using the word cease fire. it calls for a temporary cease fire as soon a practicable. now that s language we ve already heard presidentjoe biden using in his talks with benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, and trying to push forward these six week pause. but the fact that united states is putting this in a potential resolution here at the security council, it will certainly get israel s attention, it is certainly trying to signal to the community that it understands there is a real concern and p
we have more reaction. hello, welcome to verified live. we begin with the war in gaza. we re watching debate in the british parliament on a call for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in gaza, with a vote due soon. we ll have more on that shortly. we ll also have the latest live from jerusalem after members of the israeli parliament, the knesset, overwhelmingly backed a resolution by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejecting any unilateral recognition of a palestinian state. but we begin this hour with a special report on the number of palestinian casualties, when israeli special forces rescued two of the hostages held by hamas, on february the 12th. there was relief for the families of the two hostages 70 year old louis har and fernando marman, who s 60 and a boost to national morale. but the raid in rafah to free them reportedly left more than 70 people dead and dozens wounded. the bbc s special correspondent fergal keane has been hearing the testimony of civilia