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does it look like it was a genius idea at the time? that is a cunning bit of political fancy footwork, possibly. i think they were in complete shock they had won this by—election because they were astonished and they thought here is a great opportunity, but as laura says, fundamentally, it hasn't shifted the dialogue nationally. what about labour on climate? they are promising clean energy by 2030, which to a lot of people might sound like a good thing on the tin. the shadowjustice secretary emitted this morning they will have to have reserves of gas, which they don't like saying so much, it doesn't fit in with the slogan. but the question to them has always been for the last couple of months, how do you pay for this big expensive transition if they are no longer committed to the £20 billion, and also given the giant size of the promises they are making, how do you get there, in this bb are claiming? we have had to recalibrate our plans
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strategic targets, meaning their nuclear capability. so, it doesn't make much sense, from a national security viewpoint, for either israel or iran want to go unbounded, but tomorrow we have got to hope that u.s. and regional diplomacy walks back the iranian foreign minister's remarks today. and ends this thing where it is. and indeed, maybe get some kind of a dialogue going to reduce what really is a critical crisis. >> i have to ask you something that the cia director said at a speech in dallas, in which he called the iranian attack a spectacular failure. everyone knows what iron dome is capable of, what david's sling is capable of, what the arrow defense systems are capable of, and the fact that iran, israel works with the cooperation of the united states, the united kingdom,
students are in some cases saying this created a fearful environment, made many of them unsafe. really it is a sense on campus this is going to continue and that there will need to be further dialogue between the administration and a growing community of students who are now involved in these protests despite the fact that people were arrested, jose, we're still seeing students out on the lawn there. >> jewish students are saying they don't feel safe there, and in other colleges and meanwhile, switching coasts, usc canceled a speech by their valedictorian? >> reporter: that's right. the same debate on the other side of the country right now, usc informed the valedictorian, a muslim student, that she would not be able to give the typical graduation speech, and that has enflamed tensions there as well. nbc news has spoken to students on both side of the debate, some felt she was involved in actions or statements that made jewish
unsafe on campus. >> i feel as though people are kind of weaponizing anti-semitism. >> reporter: demonstrators telling us they plan to keep their protests going despite the police presence. >> do you feel like this administration has clamped down on students and faculty members' free speech? >> 100%, yes. i believe that. >> reporter: new york city's mayor saying police made 100 arrests on a campus severely divided. >> nbc's antoia hylton reporting from columbia university in new york. joe, yesterday, you saw another case, several in recent weeks, where heads of school, chauns chancellors, administrators, have said, there is a line between free speech. we've allowed you to protest, go to certain places. we've opened dialogue on campus, given you a place to have debates. when it comes to harassment of jewish students, interrupting
that sense, if you look at the reaction of the country, so far we have only heard from a man which has come out and condemned the attack by israel, but we are beginning to hear from the uae and saudi arabia right now. usually these countries take a bit of time to react to these kind of developments. but since the war started in october, saudi arabia and the uae in particular have tried to take the middle path, they have not tried to take sides. they have condemned israel when it comes to the gaza war, but after the attack that was launched by iran, they called for de—escalation. i think the gulf countries are trying hard to strike a balance because they don't want to get drawn into this war. saudi arabia have been traditional rivals with iran for a long time, but last year we saw some sort of truce between the two countries brokered by china. since then there has been constant dialogue between the two countries. there has been some sort of tension
structures to go and have this dialogue in order to put our opinions forward and look to how we reverse this or take it forward but thatis reverse this or take it forward but that is the most important thing, you properly govern strategic dialogue is what we are all after. we have to leave it there. great to have you on the programme. just getting that perspective after that announcement yesterday, so much reaction on social media but you are watching bbc news. now turning to some of the day's other stories... the first minister of scotland and snp leader humza yousaf has said many in his party will be shocked after its former chief executive peter murrell was charged in connection with embezzlement of funds. mr murrell, who is married to the former scottish first minister nicola sturgeon, was taken into custody for questioning yesterday. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna
actually having sympathy, understanding and respecting the fact we have a pyramid, an ecosystem and this seems to have been made at the top by only a few clubs which is the top by only a few clubs which is the real challenge we face. what we ask for any game is to have dialogue on structures and ways of ratifying and reaching our decisions and without labouring the point from our view, it does not seem like we have been involved in that process. teiiii been involved in that process. tell me, a been involved in that process. tell me. a club — been involved in that process. tell me, a club like _ been involved in that process. tell me, a club like yours, lincoln city, financially, what you replays actually mean for a club like that? i will talk directly about lincoln city and if you want an item singularly, our legacy to where we sit at the moment was partly funded by the 2017 cup run where we became the first non—league club post—war to reach the quarterfinals and there are fantastic events like ipswich town in the third round replay where
university -- it's part of the university's values. is not being upheld. >> sandra: is that so the solution? >> discourse? in my opinion respectful dialogue as part of the solution and very necessary. >> sandra: this is happening right now this is your time this is your university you came out of the idf. i sense i can feel the emotion. this is tough. this is tough for so many of you right now. i mean, do you go back? you're obviously choosing to sue the school. but is that the end of the road? do you see yourself attending this university? >> it is a question i have to ask myself every day. is this what i want to do for the next three years? but i see it as important because i want my kids to have the ability to go to columbia if they want to and i want jewish students to feel safe. i just want the university to uphold their values as it