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foreign minister abdallah bou habib in beirut, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. mr foreign minister, ijust wonder whether right now it feels to you like this conflict is spiralling out of control. you are watching it from beirut as the war rages in gaza between israel and hamas. but do you fear it is going to spread much wider? well, we are afraid that it may spread. but i can say that i am now less pessimistic than i was at the beginning. i think here there is a conviction, at least in...

and propaganda, even propaganda in a good cause, is always bad drama. from the outset, doctor who was big on subtext. the daleks rooted in xenophobia and nazism... theyre afraid of you because youre different from them. while its second ever episode sees cavemen arguing over fire, a fable some see rooted in contemporary concerns about nuclear technology. social commentary has always been present in science fiction, but its part of the palette. its not supposed to be the dominant, overa...

lionel messi wins the ballon dor award for an eighth time, beating manchester citys erling haaland, as spanish midfielder aitana bonmati wins the womens award for the first time good morning. the met office has an amber weather warning invoice for rain across northern ireland, valid until 9am. that rain and the rain across central england will ease, then youre in for a day of sunshine and showers with storm ciaran arriving overnight wednesday into thursday. i will have all the details ...

youngsters are actually some of the most economically active in the developed world. waving goodbye to the french open for what is likely to be the last time. the record 1a time champion in paris rafael nadal is knocked out in the opening round. good morning. rain is coming in from the south—west pushing north—east through the day. behind it we see a return to sunshine but some scattered showers. all of the details later. its tuesday, the 28th of may. the conservatives have promise...

at least 45 people have been killed at a refugee camp in rafah. the authorities in papua new guinea now say more than 2,000 people were buried by a devastating landslide in a remote village. the fbi says it is investigating the sale of hundreds of treasures that could have been stolen from the british museum. hello, im ben brown. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories. the general election campaign is in full swing, and the labour leader sir keir starmer made his fir...

i more now on the uk general election, and the conservative�*s plans to introduce a form of mandatory national service. under the plans, 18—year—olds would be given the choice of either joining the military for a year, or taking part in community service. earlier on radio four they spoke to anne—marie trevelyan, a minister of state of the foreign office and a former armed forces minister. the? former armed forces minister. they asked how the _ former armed forces minister. they...

have been buried alive in a landslide that hit on friday. the countrys disaster management agency said in a letter to the united nations that the landslide caused major destruction to buildings and has damaged the economy. unstable terrain is making work dangerous for rescue teams. the figure is substantially higher than the last estimate by the un, which put the number of missing at 670. the disaster hit a remote village in enga province, nearly 600 kilometres north west of the capita...

hello, im lauren taylor. we start here in the uk, and the fourth day of campaigning ahead of the general election on the 4th ofjuly. labour says it wont raise income tax or national insurance, if it wins power. the pledge was made by the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, speaking to the bbc, but she didnt rule out some spending cuts, saying there would be "difficult decisions" to make. leila nathoo has more. thank you very much. she wants to decide how taxpayers�* money is spent. rac...

hello, im lauren taylor. we start here in the uk — and the fourth day of campaigning ahead of the general election on the 4th ofjuly. labour says it wont raise income tax or national insurance, if it wins power. the pledge was made by the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, speaking to the bbc, but she didnt rule out some spending cuts, saying there would be "difficult decisions" to make. leila nathoo has more. thank you very much. she wants to decide how taxpayers money is spent. rach...

for the first time. good morning all. no surprise _ for the first time. good morning all. no surprise with _ for the first time. good morning all. no surprise with the - for the first time. good morning | all. no surprise with the weather story as we move through the weekend. low pressure still dominates. its going to be showers along the spells of rain for most of us. ill have all the details, if you want them, coming up shortly. good morning. its saturday the 28th october. our main s...