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that situation reversed. and he will hope to hear concrete commitments from him to work on that problem. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal has more on the talks. mr yoav gallant is here for the second time in washington, dc. last time he was here in march, he is meeting his counterpart, the defence secretary lloyd austin and you mentioned the secretary of state antony blinken as well as the head of the cia and he will be discussing the next phase of the war in gaza, but also those increasing tensions on the lebanese border, which is of huge concern for the americans because...

what? someone planted only male plain trees. and this is why pollen is horrific at this time. is that true? i've wondered for years because i used to... working in westminster you used to get absolutely clobbered and like crying on the news, not because of the stories, but because of the pollen. maybe a little bit of that. but, yes, that's what it is. and it's all down. apparently the australians got rid of it. i looked at this a lot because anyway, if i sneeze that is why. tree cast coming soon. so, well let's start with today's news then because it's been a really busy, busy, busy ...

ps," and i love this bit. "i avoided using tartan wall purely for laura's benefits". so handy, we got you here this week. yes. good morning to you, laura. tartan wool. i'm not a fan. i'm not a fan of tartan wool either. and we will answer that question, connor. we will answer it, but you have to keep listening. and a few other things to go through today. sure. yeah. we have the various commitments made that seem to be fairly new commitments on welfare reform. and we also have the previews for the manifestos. it's going to be an exciting episode of this sunday's newscast. newscast fro...

with mps having a vote on the number. labour's yvette cooper has described it as meaningless as net migration has trebled since the last election. nigel farage says the uk should aim for zero net migration, thatis should aim for zero net migration, that is the difference between the numbers of people arriving and the numbers of people arriving and the number of people leaving the country. home secretaryjames country. home secretary james cleverly country. home secretaryjames cleverly says the idea is to balance the benefits and costs of migration. we know immigration, legal migration...

The general election, especially after nigel farage's announcement yesterday that he is coming back to lead reform. he is desperate to make this, in his words, the immigration election. and a few days ago the leader of the labour party, sir keir starmer, in an interview with the sun on sunday said, read my lips, immigration will come down under labour. every party is talking about this, it is notjust a one—day thing, the parties move onto other things and this is moving to the heart of the election campaign. it is widely assumed that net migration is widely assumed that net migration is on i...