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to releases the hostages. 199 are being held, including two british teenagers whose mother was killed nine days ago. on the panel tonight, the former british ambassador to the us, lord kim darroch, who once served as the uk s national security adviser, and from washington, formerfederal prosecutorjoe moreno. good evening. the sirens sounded tonight in tel aviv while the us secretary of state was meeting at a military base with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet. in spite of ten days of bombardment in gaza, hamas is still able to fire rockets into israel, which tonight sent mr blinken and the prime minister scurrying into a shelter. nonetheless, the punishment for hamas is unreleting. more so for the innocent palestinians who are trapped in gaza. the united nations says israel s siege is causing a deepening humanitarian crisis, which could come to a head in the next 2a hours as the hospitals run out of fuel to power the generators. the destruction in s ....
now it s time for today s sunday episode of newscast, with laura kuenssberg, paddy o connell and henry zeffman. hello, it s laura in the studio. it s paddy in the studio, hello. and henry at home, hi. henry, did you watch eurovision? i didn t, sorry, which is probably not the answer you were hoping for. well, did you do something else nice instead? i had a very nice meal out, yeah. but i saw some tweets so i feel like i watched eurovision. so, here is a quiz for you, as a newshound. who won? name the country and artist. switzerland, and nemo. there you go. and here is nemo. congratulations on having the winning song. # i went to hell and back # to find myself on track # i broke the code # whoa oh oh # like ammonites ijust gave it some time # now i found paradise. ..# i can tell you that paddy s toes and knees immediately started tapping and gyrating in a eurovision appropriate manner. a good final sentence, going back to switzerland where it all began, and a lot of peop ....
voted, last time just one of them voted, last time just one of them voted for a cut in interest rates. if we start to see other members of that committee moving towards a cut, a cut later in the year becomes increasingly likely. we will also get detail from the bank of england about what they think they is happening to economy right now to stop your running at the detail there that the main concern for them is inflation. it has been sky high over recent months and it is now starting to come down. 3.2% is where it currently is but it is still above the bank of england a target of 2%. what they will be looking out at what point will be inflation, that s a measure of how quickly prices are rising, at what point will that come in line with their forecast and therefore they can start to afford to cut interest rates. because english interest rates, m are rather blunt tool that the bank of england has to try and encourage us to save rather than to spend. cool the economy, stop ....
national security, surprise. trumedly sharing secrets about u.s. nuclear submarines to a mar-a-lago club member after he left office. trump revealing, quote, how many nuclear warheads the vessels carried and how close they could get to their russian counterparts without being detected. tr telling these secrets to an australia billionaire business than anthonypratt. pratt told scores of others including more than a dozen foreign officials, several of his own employees, and handful ja smith s team has already interviewed pratt as part of their vestation, making pratt, quote, among more than 80 people whom prosecutors have identified as possible witnesses to testify against trump. this bombshell was not included in the trump indict, which suggests jack smith has a lot more evidence than what s been made public so far. smith is likely to use trump s own history against him. in 2017, trump gave up highly classified information to the russian foreign minister in the oval offi ....
once again stoke inflation. governments are seeking alternatives, while still trying to balance the short term need for oil. the alternatives could also help tackle climate change and keep global temperature rises to 1.5% above pre industrial levels. just last week, the international energy agency renewed its assertion that no new gas and oil projects were needed if the world was to meet that goal. opec s secretary general told my colleague, sally bundock, that the group doesn t agree. we have always, at opec, talked about the concern we have for future under investments, as some have called for stopping investment in oil. we believe this is equally dangerous. this will lead to volatility in the future, possibly supply shortages. and therefore, we at opec have always advocated for the importance of continuing to invest in the oil industry, as we also invest in decarbonising the industry and move on to adding other forms of alternative energy, such as renewables. from ou ....