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is under growing pressure because he didn't deliver so far the two main objectives of his war. the war in gaza. that is destroying the military infrastructure of hamas and freeing the hostages. none of these girls have been achieved because until now, hamas is still capable of firing rockets on israel and the military arm of hamas is posting daily videos of their attacks against israeli tanks, so now there is more growing demand for a negotiated agreement for the release of the hostages. {lilia negotiated agreement for the release of the hostages.— of the hostages. ok, thank you for “oininr us of the hostages. ok, thank you for joining us live _ of the hostages. ok, thank you for joining us live from _ of the hostages. ok, thank you for joining us live from jerusalem. - meanwhile, speaking in the last hour, the foreign secretary, lord cameron, has told the bbc that houthis are responsible for escalation and that their attacks on commercial vessels left the uk and its allies with little choice but to act. speaking to the bbc�*s sunday with laura kuenssberg he said military action was intended to send
media, you can see they cannot understand what is happening. it is a man who did not imagine he was going to win the elections, he was thinking to be the president in maybe 2025, not now, and the position he is taking mix obvious he was not prepared for that. {lilia was not prepared for that. 0k, maria, thank _ was not prepared for that. 0k, maria, thank you _ was not prepared for that. 0k, maria, thank you very - was not prepared for that. ok, maria, thank you very much for that. victoria, can get a thought for you on this? the united states is looking to its southern border, it already has problems with drug cartels in mexico, mass migration from venezuela, guatemala, these countries were various syndicate are in control. another want to add to the pile, and a country ecuador which by reputation was one of the safest in the region?— safest in the region? yeah, this is deel safest in the region? yeah, this is deeply concerning, _ safest in the region? yeah, this is deeply concerning, christian, - safest in the region? yeah, this is deeply concerning, christian, and| safest in the region? yeah, this is. deeply concerning, christian, and it is why— deeply concerning, christian, and it is why immigration _ deeply concerning, christian, and it is why immigration is _ deeply concerning, christian, and it is why immigration is really- deeply concerning, christian, and it is why immigration is really seizingl is why immigration is really seizing the united — is why immigration is really seizing the united states. _ is why immigration is really seizing the united states. we _ is why immigration is really seizing the united states. we had - is why immigration is really seizing the united states. we had pollingi the united states. we had polling last week— the united states. we had polling last week that _ the united states. we had polling last week that now _ the united states. we had polling last week that now 75% _ the united states. we had polling last week that now 75% of- the united states. we had polling. last week that now 75% of americans across— last week that now 75% of americans across the _ last week that now 75% of americans across the board, _ last week that now 75% of americans across the board, regardless - last week that now 75% of americans across the board, regardless of - across the board, regardless of party. —
hold weight either way. he made hot have realised how— hold weight either way. he made hot have realised how prescient - hold weight either way. he made hot have realised how prescient those i have realised how prescient those words _ have realised how prescient those words were when he said them, but i think— words were when he said them, but i think that's _ words were when he said them, but i think that's the common thought here try think that's the common thought here by anyone _ think that's the common thought here by anyone reading the plain text of the constitution. and looking at how our system — the constitution. and looking at how our system works, and the idea that, yes, broad _ our system works, and the idea that, yes, broad immunity from criminal prosecution — yes, broad immunity from criminal prosecutionjust yes, broad immunity from criminal prosecution just doesn't make yes, broad immunity from criminal prosecutionjust doesn't make sense, so i prosecutionjust doesn't make sense, so i think— prosecutionjust doesn't make sense, so i think that, again, this is a very— so i think that, again, this is a very very— so i think that, again, this is a very very uphill battle for donald trumo _ very very uphill battle for donald trum -. g , . very very uphill battle for donald trum. , ., ., , ., ., trump. just a really quick one on the ruling _ trump. just a really quick one on the ruling itself, _ trump. just a really quick one on the ruling itself, how— trump. just a really quick one on the ruling itself, how quickly i trump. just a really quick one on the ruling itself, how quickly will| the ruling itself, how quickly will it come? and there that it is this issue of whether he does go to the supreme court, whether the court case in the trial court can continue while that appeal is pending, how do you see that? {lilia while that appeal is pending, how do you see that?— you see that? ok, i think the immediate — you see that? ok, i think the immediate appeal _ you see that? ok, i think the immediate appeal comes i you see that? ok, i think the i immediate appeal comes quickly, within— immediate appeal comes quickly, within a _ immediate appeal comes quickly, within a few weeks. the supreme court, _ within a few weeks. the supreme court, no — within a few weeks. the supreme court, no one knows how they will take to _ court, no one knows how they will take to take — court, no one knows how they will take to take the case, it could be a while _ take to take the case, it could be a while before they do, and before they hear— while before they do, and before they hear arguments to issue a decision — they hear arguments to issue a decision. as for as a trial court, that's— decision. as for as a trial court, that's said _ decision. as for as a trial court, that's said cease right now, that should _ that's said cease right now, that should stop in its tracks while these — should stop in its tracks while these appeals make their way through these appeals make their way through the courts _ these appeals make their way through the courts. its these appeals make their way through the courts. �* , these appeals make their way through the courts. . , ., ~ these appeals make their way through the courts. . , ., ,, the courts. as ever, thank you very much for your— the courts. as ever, thank you very much for your expertise. _ the courts. as ever, thank you very much for your expertise. joe i the courts. as ever, thank you very| much for your expertise. joe marino there, formerfederal much for your expertise. joe marino
independent travel and i don't really, through tennis i have lots more friends. it gives me confidence. it gives me an opportunity. and you are very good at it. thanks. lilia;r opportunity. and you are very good at it- thanks-— at it. thanks. lily is a fighter that is what _ at it. thanks. lily is a fighter that is what the _ at it. thanks. lily is a fighter that is what the nurse - at it. thanks. lily is a fighter that is what the nurse told i at it. thanks. lily is a fighter. that is what the nurse told her at it. thanks. lily is a fighter - that is what the nurse told her mum. just days into her life she battled meningitis. she has a rare genetic disorder. she has a dedicated and very proud mother. i disorder. she has a dedicated and very proud mother.— very proud mother. i said that if she does survive, _ very proud mother. i said that if she does survive, she _ very proud mother. i said that if she does survive, she has - very proud mother. i said that if. she does survive, she has a 50-50 she does survive, she has a 50—50 chance _ she does survive, she has a 50—50 chance of— she does survive, she has a 50—50 chance of survival and if she does survive. — chance of survival and if she does survive. she _ chance of survival and if she does survive, she you would expect severe problems _ survive, she you would expect severe problems. shejust survive, she you would expect severe problems. she just lives and breathes— problems. she just lives and breathes tennis. it is remarkable that we _ breathes tennis. it is remarkable that we have come from that to this. she's— that we have come from that to this. she's quite _ that we have come from that to this. she's quite a — that we have come from that to this. she's quite a celebrity now, really. while _ she's quite a celebrity now, really. while lily— she's quite a celebrity now, really. while lily was part of the special olympics team for britain last summer and at sports personality of
would have been communications after the initial response with the cabin, and the cabin crew may well have let them know at that point what was happening in the cabin of the aircraft, so that the pilots had a better picture of what was going on. they would certainly be interested in knowing why this had happened, do they have a structural problem with they have a structural problem with the aircraft or was it something less potentially catastrophic? {lilia less potentially catastrophic? 0k, thank ou less potentially catastrophic? 0k, thank you very — less potentially catastrophic? 0k, thank you very much for your time. i appreciated. anthony venetz, you. —— i appreciate it. anthony venetz, thank you. the powerful iranian—backed lebanese group, hezbollah, says it's launched a barrage of rockets at northern israel, in response to an explosion a statement said they hit an air traffic control base in meron with 62 rockets. the israeli military said it had identified about a0 launches from lebanon, and that it had responded, without giving details. to the war in gaza continue,
storm henk in this critical out as a system bringing rain in the south right now but watch the jet stream to the next few days. the pattern, the shape of that jet stream to the next few days. the pattern, the shape of thatjet stream will change and it goes a long way north of our shores we develop what we call eight blocks weather pattern. what does that mean? it means i pressure will build across the uk and will keep all the systems at bay and will keep all the systems at bay and there is something much drier on its weight, but with that something much colder as we head to the weekend and into the start of next week. but i suspect for those places so badly if that by flooding, a little bit of cold weather is a small price to pay for something much, much drier. {lilia small price to pay for something much, much drier.— small price to pay for something much, much drier. ok, ben, thank ou. more now on the situation in the uk, where prime minister rishi sunak has said his working assumption is that a general election will be held in the second half of this year. his comment follows speculation that he may be preparing to call an early vote in the coming months. i'm joined now by david linden, who is an mp for the scottish national party. welcome to you. good to see you. we've also heard from the labour party today with sir keir starmer
trying to deal with so many people in crisis and they believe that it's this kind of pressure and a lack of any solution to it that is fostering this culture. nhs england says it is putting £2.3 million a year extra into mental health but some people argue that it is also the staffing thatis argue that it is also the staffing that is the problem. {lilia argue that it is also the staffing that is the problem.— argue that it is also the staffing that is the problem. 0k, thank you ve much that is the problem. ok, thank you very much for— that is the problem. 0k, thank you very much for that. _ i want to take you to polar now, some distressing breaking news from poland we are just receiving here from adam easton. ia people have died from a legion or outbreak in poland. ia people have died and 159 are poland. 1a people have died and 159 are in hospital after an outbreak of legionnaires' disease in the south—eastern city. the polish health ministry says the bacteria
loud when they do well. it is completely different. i've not been to a men's— completely different. i've not been to a men's football game. it's very family— to a men's football game. it's very family oriented. there is a children's corner. everybody is talking — children's corner. everybody is talking to _ children's corner. everybody is talking to everybody. there are lots of men _ talking to everybody. there are lots of men supporting the women as well. it is really— of men supporting the women as well. it is really nice.— it is really nice. thank you very much for _ it is really nice. thank you very much forjoining _ it is really nice. thank you very much forjoining us. _ it is really nice. thank you very much forjoining us. i - it is really nice. thank you very much forjoining us. i could - it is really nice. thank you very| much forjoining us. i could see your eyes looking towards the screen. don't worry, everyone here is all right. they are keeping it together. there are no tears that i've seen yet. we shall see. they all england, willing them to get that equalising goal. {lilia all england, willing them to get that equalising goal.— all england, willing them to get that equalising goal. ok, thank you ve much that equalising goal. ok, thank you very much for— that equalising goal. ok, thank you very much for that. _ that equalising goal. ok, thank you very much for that. we _ that equalising goal. ok, thank you very much for that. we were - that equalising goal. ok, thank you very much for that. we were just i very much for that. we were just told that the prince and princess of wales, prince george and print charlotte and prince louis are watching the women's world cup final at home. there was some criticism that as the present tenant of the
happened upon those vehicles? yes, we haven't mr _ happened upon those vehicles? yes, we haven't mr daly _ happened upon those vehicles? yes we haven't mr daly recovered the stolen property. i know there is speculation about how and why it may have been stolen, but as chris has said, we are now in an investigation in its early stages, and we can't confirm much else at the moment. {lilia confirm much else at the moment. 0k, thank ou confirm much else at the moment. 0k, thank you very — confirm much else at the moment. 0k, thank you very much. so there you go, you have been watching a live press conference from belfast from the senior officers of the police service of northern ireland. that, of course, after the details of 10,000 police officers and staff were mistakenly revealed on the internet on tuesday. the chief constable, simon burns, said that he was, deeply sorry about the breach of data on what he called, an industrial scale, which is now in the public domain. he told a news conference that a key priority is now remaining alert to the safety and welfare of both officers and staff. what the chief constable did confirm during that
whether this list has fallen into the wrong hands. we heard from the chief constable saying they hadn't found any evidence of that yet, that this list had fallen into the wrong hands, and then thirdly, stopping this from ever happening again. so there will be a review of the psni, i am sure, of how data is held, who has access to such confidential data and what to do going forward within the police force. {lilia and what to do going forward within the police force.— the police force. 0k, charlotte gallagher. _ the police force. 0k, charlotte gallagher, thank _ the police force. 0k, charlotte gallagher, thank you - the police force. 0k, charlotte gallagher, thank you very - the police force. 0k, charlottel gallagher, thank you very much indeed for the moment. you're watching bbc news. a reminder that the news that we are bringing you in the news that we are bringing you in the last half an hour or so it is that the police service of northern ireland have been holding a news conference after the details of those 10,000 police officers and staff were mistakenly revealed on tuesday. the chief constable, simon byrne, said he was deeply sorry about the breach of data on what he called, an industrial scale, which is now in the public domain. he said that a key priority was now remaining alert to the safety and