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the icc - that simultaneously blocks him at the icc — that might be enough to motivate him. it's about netanyahu's own political neta nyahu's own political survival. netanyahu's own political survival-— netanyahu's own political survival. ., . survival. how concerned he was a situation _ survival. how concerned he was a situation to _ survival. how concerned he was a situation to israel's _ survival. how concerned he was a situation to israel's north? i a situation to israel's north? was off today there have been some firing of rockets between hezbollah and israel. netanyahu threatened military action against hezbollah. is there a chance we could see another front? , ., , ., ., front? this was the front to israel's defence _ front? this was the front to israel's defence minister i front? this was the front to i israel's defence minister want to open preemptively. they feel they won't be ready to preempt that war, and today, you heard israel's president saying wake up israel's president saying wake up world and don't be surprised another fight breaks out. but the priority number two, i would say. number one is freeing the hostages. we have americans who are still held there in tunnels in gaza. number two is preventing wider conflict, because we got our hands full. we are trying to
that they say went against them. in order for var to be scrapped, ia of the 20 premier league clubs needed to vote in favour of doing so, but as it happened, only wolves voted in favour. the club said they were "disappointed with the outcome" — not half as disappointed as some burnley i can think of — but they did welcome the premier league's "commitment to improve var". good decision or bad decision? i must say i'm looking forward to a season next year or i'm not actually subjected to var. you season next year or i'm not actually subjected to var.— subjected to var. you see, i quite like var because _ subjected to var. you see, i quite like var because of _ subjected to var. you see, i quite like var because of it _ subjected to var. you see, i quite like var because of it the one i subjected to var. you see, i quite. like var because of it the one thing worse _ like var because of it the one thing worse than — like var because of it the one thing worse than having var is not having it and _ worse than having var is not having it and conceding a goal that subtly offside _ it and conceding a goal that subtly offside that var would've seen. but offside that var would've seen. gallagher offside that var would've seen. hit gallagher today said it saved about 100 bad decisions, and i think that does not reflect the number of decisions that are really touching go that var gets involved with that we just don't need. filth. go that var gets involved with that we just don't need.— wejust don't need. oh, i'm not saying for— wejust don't need. oh, i'm not saying for a _ wejust don't need. oh, i'm not saying for a moment _ wejust don't need. oh, i'm not| saying for a moment the system wejust don't need. oh, i'm not. saying for a moment the system is perfect _ saying for a moment the system is perfect was think it's too slow, too
in harrogate and explains how the vote unfolded. wolves suffered an overwhelming landslide defeat of 19—1 here at the luxury hoteljust outside harrogate with a premier league had their annual general meeting today and held a vote. a vote that was brought last month when they proposed that var be scrapped, abolished after five years of use in the premier league after a season of mounting criticism and scrutiny. some very notable errors, they felt they were on the rough and on some contentious var decisions as well. there have been some suspicion that the vote may not happen and certainly it was never expected that wolves would get the required ia votes that would have seen that motion passed. nonetheless, it has deftly sparked a debate. following that 19—12 feet they said, while disappointed, they welcomed the fat that the debate has happened in that the other clubs had
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_ had to stand down. how did he windows elections? because i had to stand down. how did he - windows elections? because european parliamentary— windows elections? because european parliamentary elections _ windows elections? because european parliamentary elections are _ windows elections? because european parliamentary elections are on - parliamentary elections are on proportionat— parliamentary elections are on proportional representation. . parliamentary elections are on proportional representation. a parliamentary elections are on i proportional representation. a year a-o proportional representation. a year ago the _ proportional representation. a year ago the reform _ proportional representation. a year ago the reform strategy _ proportional representation. a year ago the reform strategy was - proportional representation. a year ago the reform strategy was to i ago the reform strategy was to reform — ago the reform strategy was to reform the _ ago the reform strategy was to reform the conservative - ago the reform strategy was to reform the conservative party i ago the reform strategy was to i reform the conservative party and make _ reform the conservative party and make them — reform the conservative party and make them embrace _ reform the conservative party and make them embrace pr. - reform the conservative party and make them embrace pr. now- reform the conservative party and make them embrace pr. now the| make them embrace pr. now the strategy— make them embrace pr. now the strategy seems _ make them embrace pr. now the strategy seems to _ make them embrace pr. now the strategy seems to be _ make them embrace pr. now the strategy seems to be to - make them embrace pr. now the strategy seems to be to smash i make them embrace pr. now the i strategy seems to be to smash them and to— strategy seems to be to smash them and to he _ strategy seems to be to smash them and to he a _ strategy seems to be to smash them and to be a presence _ strategy seems to be to smash them and to be a presence in— strategy seems to be to smash them and to be a presence in westminsteri and to be a presence in westminster where _ and to be a presence in westminster where nigel— and to be a presence in westminster where nigel farage _ and to be a presence in westminster where nigel farage can— and to be a presence in westminster where nigel farage can be _ and to be a presence in westminster where nigel farage can be the - and to be a presence in westminsterl where nigel farage can be the leader of conservatism. _ where nigel farage can be the leader of conservatism. this _ where nigel farage can be the leader of conservatism.— of conservatism. as you'd expect, as newsni . ht of conservatism. as you'd expect, as newsnight viewers, _ of conservatism. as you'd expect, as
in weather and climate terms, the beginning ofjune marks the start of summer and the weather is going to feel fairly summer—like this weekend. it will be dry for most of us, warm in the sunshine, but the nights will still be quite chilly. and saturday getting off to a rather chilly start. these are the temperatures in the towns and cities, out in the countryside some spots a little bit colder than that. but after that chilly start, most places will see some spells of sunshine. any early mist will clear, this area of cloud across east anglia and the southeast, that should tend to break up to give some spells of sunshine. but then we've got this zone of cloud pushing out of southern scotland into northern england, affecting parts of northern ireland, north wales, the north midlands — maybe producing the odd shower and temperatures for some northern and eastern coasts, around ia, 15, 16 degrees in shelter, southern and western parts, highs of 20 or 21 degrees. now through saturday night into sunday, a few mist patches, but largely clear skies overhead. that will allow temperatures to drop down into single digits for many. high pressure in charge of the weather this weekend
all is forgiven. you guys have a good time. that was a fantastic show and ia look forward to seeing you tomorrow, because i have no idea what's on your show tomorrow. i was just looking at pierogi. pierogi, have a great time. kyle, thank you for having pierogi join us this morning and "velshi" starts now. good morning, it is saturday, june 1. there have been many attempts to hold donald trump accountable in recent years and this week the country took an extraordinary and historic step it has never taken before. after 23 days in court spread over seven weeks and 80 hours of testimony from 22 witnesses, trumps first criminal trial is complete. in the end it only took 9 1/2 hours for 12 jurors to s deliberate and find him guilty on all 34 counts for which he was charged. on thursday, trump, already the first president to be impeached twice and criminally indicted
of summer and the weather is going to feel fairly summer—like this weekend. it will be dry for most of us, warm in the sunshine, but the nights will still be quite chilly. and saturday getting off to a rather chilly start. these are the temperatures in the towns and cities, out in the countryside some spots a little bit colder than that. but after that chilly start, most places will see some spells of sunshine. any early mist will clear, this area of cloud across east anglia and the south east that should tend to break up to give some spells of sunshine. but then we've got this zone of cloud pushing out of southern scotland into northern england, affecting parts of northern ireland, north wales, the north midlands may be producing the odd shower temperatures for some northern and eastern coasts, around ia, 15, i6 degrees in shelter, southern and western parts, highs of 20 or 21
centres and also an existing plan that pharmacies can treat some patients, they're going to allow pharmacies to treat more patients, acne, chest infections and menopause symptoms for women which they say will help really improve access to treatment and alleviate pressure on hospitals because of course be no waiting lists, access to treatment is a huge issue. labour are saying look at the record of the conservatives on this issue and of course we have heard them talk about their plans to bring waiting lists down. the liberal democrats interestingly have a policy on sunday where they are talking about health as well, they say they would restore public health budgets, money to try and help people getting sick in the first place, they think that is really key in trying to alleviate pressure on the health service. there will be a little bit of health policy going round on sunday. also worth watching out that the snp are launching their official campaign on sunday as well so it is going to be a busy day. it sunday as well so it is going to be a busy day-— a busy day. it is and “ust very cuickl a busy day. it is and “ust very quickly with h a busy day. it is and “ust very quickly with the _ a busy day. it is and “ust very quickly with the lib _ a busy day. it is and just very quickly with the lib dems, i a busy day. it is and just very| quickly with the lib dems, we a busy day. it is and just very i quickly with the lib dems, we have seen the leaders of the other parties out but sir ed davey taking