he sort of looked at me as if i was stark raving mad but we went on this great adventure. i remember first meeting him and saying to him, what do you want? and they d finished seventh for two successive years in the fourth division. he said, i want to go into the first division and europe . and what a stupid thing! but you see, the thing about it — that s what i wanted when i was at lincoln. now, perhaps i d been stupid, but was i stupid? i couldn t get it at lincoln because i didn t have the financial backing — and i m not saying i would have done but i didn t have the financial backing. but all of a sudden, i met a fellow who got the same stupid idea as i did as i had — that wanted to come from the fourth division into europe. john motson: the fourth i division championship in 1978 was followed by promotion from the third a year later. three years after that, - watford became a first division club, runners—up. in their first season. in their second,| fa cup finalists. commentator: ..coming in. this is quite miraculous what you did, wasn t it? there s a point where you re absolutely bottom of the football league...
organizational contest as it is a popularity contest. and i have to tell you the four leading candidates in iowa, they ve got game for monday. i don t think i ve ever seen this many candidates at this point in the caucus cycle -- this ll be my seventh -- that have been ready for game time. in other words, heir ready to turn out their people. -- they re ready to turn out their people. and, you know, this might be the coldest caucus, but this is also the greatest disaster we ve ever had in washington d.c. i think iowans desire to stop that knop sense. i think it s -- nonsense. i think it s going to overcome any discomfort in terms of temperatures. neil: how do you feel -- i didn t know you d been doing this for 28 years, but how do you feel and iowans feel about a, essentially, democrats saying we can t be bothered? >> it s, i mean, it s the very disappointing. i mean, what you had in the democrat, what you have9 with the democrats is essentially joe biden knew he couldn t one iowa.
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great adventure. i remember first meeting him and saying to him, what do you want? and they d finished seventh for two successive years in the fourth division. he said, i want to go into the first division and europe . and what a stupid thing! but you see, the thing about it — that s what i wanted when i was at lincoln. now, perhaps i d been stupid, but was i stupid? i couldn t get it at lincoln because i didn t have the financial backing — and i m not saying i would have done but i didn t have the financial backing. but all of a sudden, i met a fellow who got the same stupid idea as i did as i had — that wanted to come from the fourth division into europe. john motson: the fourth i division championship in 1978 was followed by promotion from the third a year later. three years after that, - watford became a first division club, runners—up. in their first season. in their second,| fa cup finalists. commentator: ..coming in. this is quite miraculous what you did, wasn t it? there s a point where you re absolutely bottom of the football league... 92nd — yeah, 92nd. ..four divisions. and then, five years later, you were top.
meanwhile, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has declared in a televised address that the lawsuit south africa lodged at the international court ofjustice, alleging genocide against the palestinians, will not stop israel pursing its war in gaza until total victory. he also said they have yet to decide on whether to take over gaza s border zone with egypt. israel is keeping up its bombardment of gaza in the meantime, with the crowded southern cities of rafah and khan younis bearing the brunt of the attack. the hamas—run health ministry says 23,815 palestinians have now been killed in israeli strikes on gaza since october seventh, most of them women and children. more than 60,000 have also been wounded. rockets were also fired from gaza into southern israel. and the israeli military says overnight, its forces killed three palestinians armed with knives, a rifle and axes, who were trying to break into a settlement
centre of london. it began around two hours ago in the centre and it is currently we are, it will move up the strand towards trafalgar square and then later in parliament square with some speeches. the organisers say today was chosen because it is part of a global day of protest that is taking place in around 30 countries. you will remember there s been a number of these protest march in london towards the end of last. this is the seventh of these national marshes, the organisers say todayis national marshes, the organisers say today is about calling for a ceasefire, an immediate ceasefire in gaza, and a number of the placards we have seen say ceasefire now, add a number of the chance have been ceasefire now, and stop the bombing. we ve seen a cross—section of the community marching today, families with young children included in it, and also unusually for these
it says that 23,708 palestinians have now been killed in the israeli offensive taking place since october at the seventh. in light of that, today we have seen a continuation of the international court ofjustice. israel has called on the icj to reject the case brought by south africa, alleging it is committing genocide in gaza. 0n the second and final day of hearings at the un s highest court, israel s foreign ministry adviser tal becker said that south africa had presented a profoundly distorted factual and legal picture. the applicant has regrettably put before the court a profoundly distorted factual and legal picture. the entirety of its case hinges on a deliberately curated, decontextualised and manipulative description of the reality of current hostilities. south africa purports to come to this court in the lofty position of a guardian of the interest of humanity.
a i ..l a ——, a place in the olympic is never easy to get hold of. ilrrul’ith --, a place in the olympic is never easy to get hold of.— easy to get hold of. with spain, another challenge? _ easy to get hold of. with spain, another challenge? spain i easy to get hold of. with spain, another challenge? spain are i easy to get hold of. with spain, i another challenge? spain are ranked eiuhth another challenge? spain are ranked eiahth in another challenge? spain are ranked eighth in the — another challenge? spain are ranked eighth in the world, _ another challenge? spain are ranked eighth in the world, we _ another challenge? spain are ranked eighth in the world, we are - another challenge? spain are ranked eighth in the world, we are seventh, j eighth in the world, we are seventh, so it is going to be a close match. we have had some close encounters with them in the last few months. again, they have the home crowd, so they will have a lot of support with them, but, yes, it is another crucial match. probably not one match here that is not going to be crucial, but we will prepare pretty well for that one as well, and likewise for malaysia, which is our third match on tuesday.— likewise for malaysia, which is our third match on tuesday. you re all well aware — third match on tuesday. you re all well aware this _ third match on tuesday. you re all well aware this is _ third match on tuesday. you re all well aware this is your _ third match on tuesday. you re all well aware this is your last - third match on tuesday. you re all well aware this is your last chance | well aware this is your last chance to qualify the olympics. is there more pressure on this weekend then when you get to the olympics? you could when you get to the olympics? gm. could arguably say this is probably more important tournament and the only fix itself. because if you don t qualify, there is no olympics. we are acutely aware. we have had
killed and wounded, but they have destroyed the infrastructure and made it so that life in gaza is no longer possible. then there is a question of israel s intense. look at what israeli politicians have been saying since october the seventh. israel s president dash it is an entire nation out there that is responsible. its hard—line ministerfor national is responsible. its hard—line minister for national security dash they are or terrace and should be destroyed. and the deputy speaker parker. we have all wanted goal, erasing the gaza strip from the face of the earth. in any of this be said to be proof of genocide? remember this is notjust about war crimes dash genocide is notoriously difficult to prove. you have to have evidence of a plan or pattern of behaviour that cannot be explained in any other way. that cannot be explained in any otherway. israel will that cannot be explained in any other way. israel will argue that it was acting in self—defence, following the dreadful hamas attacks of october the seventh. that it had no choice but to act. , we
baseless. they claim to be acting in self—defense due to the attack by hamas on the seventh. they re calling for an immediate halt to israel s military operations. this report for a diplomatic respondent. for three months the world has looked on in horror at the scenes from gaza, the huge numbers of palestinian civilians killed orforced to move, the shear level of destruction. south africa says this is evidence of genocide. no one is spared, not even newborn babies. israel has killed more than 23,000 palestinians. more than 300,000 housing units have been damaged or destroyed and around 85% of the population has been displaced.