minister fumio kishida and a range of other topics in boston, democratic strategist mary anne marsh. and from london, former conservative mpjustine greening. first the latest headlines. israel has confirmed it s killed three adult sons of the hamas leader, ismail haniyeh, with an air strike in gaza. it described them as military operatives on their way to carry out terrorist activities. mr haniyeh, who s based in qatar, said his family gathering for the final day of ramadan. israel has confirmed it s killed three adult sons the european parliament has approved a contentious reform of its migration and asylum rules. it will speed up requests from irregular migrants, and repatriation if their deemed inadmissible. poland says it won tjoin the mechanism to share hosting of migrants. the worst flooding in almost a hundred years has hit russia and kaza kstan. more than 100,000 people have been evacuated. in the russian city of 0renburg home to half a million people the wate
the wikileaks founder has been held in belmarsh prison in london for five years. our washington correspondent gary o donoghue had this update following joe biden s comment. well, this was pretty much an off the cuff comment that he made as he was sort of walking through the colonnade at the white house and a reporter shouted to him, you know, will you consider australia s request ? because of course australia, julian assange is australian and the australian parliament has passed a motion asking him to be returned to australia, saying would you consider ending the prosecution ? he didn t seem to hear the question at first, but it was repeated and he said we re considering it now . that would be a huge change, given that the us has been pursuing the extradition ofjulian assange from the uk for years and the thing is still winding its way through the courts. the home secretary signed the extradition back in 2022, but there s been court challenges to that and the high court is
to face his former club. the rearranged scottish premiership game between rangers and dundee was called off earlier at dens park, due to a waterlogged pitch with second placed rangers accusing the home side of negligence and unprofessionalism. the surface was deemed 0k earlier, but heavy rainfall later in dundee meant the pitch was unplayable after a second inspection. the game s been rearranged again for a week today, with rangersjust a point behind celtic, following sunday s thrilling 3 3 derby draw at ibrox. and this is philippe clement s side s game in hand over their city rivals. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has urged fans protesting about ticket prices to support their team against the italian side atalanta in their europa league quarter final first leg on thursday a supporters group has announced that there ll be no flags in the kop end at anfield for the game, in protest against the club s decision to increase the price of tickets. klopp says he understands why the
In effort to confront radical ideology. not the first u.s. president to head to the middle east with a message of peace. joining us to break down previous speeches as historian doug wead. good to see you. abby, p., clayton. i like what you say in your notes. you say it has been a graveyard for the middle east has been a graveyard for american statesman who s gone there trying to think they can solve the worlds problems. explain that before before we get into sound bites in history. yeah, it s been disastrous. the iraq war has bad disasters. so much hope in his language really resonated in new york city. it didn t work in the middle east. the last egypt will choice at the cornerstone of peace. all of north africa and now it s just totally and anarchy. they were breeding grounds for terrorism. we ve seen genocide of christianity, women subject to. things only go from bad to worse