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cleared by the government, suella braverman accused the metropolitan police of playing favourites by treating pro palestinian marches differently to demonstrations by right wing groups. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, has the latest. the war in the middle east has led to weekend pro palestinian protests in london. ..and other cities around the uk. and tomorrow, once again, demonstrators are due to be on the march in the capital. they re scheduled to set off after the armistice day two minute silence. suella braverman has denounced these demonstrations as hate marches and, controversially, she s accused the police of showing favouritism to left wing groups. the met police commissioner sir mark rowley insists there are currently no grounds to ban tomorrow s march, and now he s being backed by another senior officer. the chair of the national police chiefs council, gavin stephens, says in policing we need the space to make difficult operational decisions in an ind ....
of my mind.# the funny girl on the way we were. barbra streisand reflects on the challenges of being a woman at the top of her profession during her six decade long career. i was so appreciative of being in england, where you had a queen and margaret thatcher was the prime minister. you know, in other words, you weren t intimidated by me being a woman. good morning. some fabulous sightings of the aurora borealis north sightings of the aurora borealis north to sightings of the aurora borealis north to south last night. the book is this north to south last night. the book is this week north to south last night. the book is this week is one of sunshine and showers this is gaza this is gaza strip this morning. the first reports come from your land now. the relentless bombardment continues. the latest strikes in northern gaza among the most intense. this was yesterday s aftermath. locals say dozens were killed. saeed s wife and daughters wounded. he searches for neighbours. ....
Thank you forjoining us. we heard there from that report about concerns about the election and the election process. do you think people are going to the polls confident that this is a fair process cosmic i think generally, people are concerned but concerns are raised, notjust because of what has happened today but the past couple of months as well as last year. couple of months as well as last ear. ~ ., couple of months as well as last ear. ~ . ., ,., , ., year. we have heard reports of tactics that year. we have heard reports of tactics that are year. we have heard reports of tactics that are unused - year. we have heard reports of tactics that are unused in - year. we have heard reports of tactics that are unused in the l year. we have heard reports of. tactics that are unused in the past being used again so it is very difficult. , ., being used again so it is very difficult. , . , difficult. these are the first elections difficult. these are the first elections since diffic ....
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To intervene, but again this has been building for some time and world leaders have been watching it build for some time, and not taking the requisite steps to avoid this worst case scenario. now that we are in the worst case scenario, it feels like a little bit too little, too late. like a little bit too little, too late, ., ., like a little bit too little, too late. ., ., ., , late. so what can world leaders, particularly late. so what can world leaders, particularly the late. so what can world leaders, particularly the us late. so what can world leaders, particularly the us - late. so what can world leaders, particularly the us - as - late. so what can world leaders, particularly the us - as you - late. so what can world leaders, i particularly the us - as you pointed particularly the us as you pointed out there, has had a long history there what can world leaders do to help people in sudan? i there - what can world leaders do to help people in sudan? help people in sud ....