was in abundance. i also grew up in a space that offered free flowing interaction with nature in a home that had big fruit bearing trees, so climbing trees was a daily ritual which made my childhood so rich and so abundant and beautiful. while you were growing up in the lap of nature, were there talks around gender equality as well in yourfamily? there weren t any, so to say, direct conversations about it but i must admit that i didn t feel any different from my male cousins or, you know let s just say there were no special or different rules for me while i was growing up. i was encouraged to do everything that my male cousins were doing. actually, all of my parents felt and believed that i was able to and was capable of doing whatever i wanted and that i must, you know, pursue the full potential of my being in life. even the school i went to didn t really segregate or differentiate between girls and boys, so we were all playing football with the boys, we were playing baske
of unspun world. willa ramadan ceasefire affect benjamin netanyahu s push for total victory in the southern gaza city of rafah? israel needs hamas to believe that a terrible fate awaits hamas in rafah unless something changes on the ground. are donald trump s legal problems getting in the way of his re election? will the independent voters in the suburbs of america want to vote for a man who s been indicted this many times? and barricades, rotting food and tear gas europe s farmers are back and they re angry. what s different right now. is the reaction at leadership level and the intensity - of the anger that we re seeing. laughter and chatter do you like ice cream, too? asjoe biden found the other day, the problem with announcing that peace talks are making progress is that the two main sides are likely to deny it as part of their ongoing negotiating tactics. that s what happened almost immediately president biden said the words. my hope is, by next monday, we ll have a ce
into the crowd. the israeli army, which has released this overhead drone footage, admits its soldiers opened fire but claims most of the deaths were caused by a crush, or aid trucks running people over. the united nations reported on friday that a large number of people had been found with bullet wounds. un secretary general antonio guterres is calling for an immediate investigation into what happened. earlier we asked his chief of staff, stephane dujarric, how that s possible. at some point there will need to be an investigation. a credible investigation. there will need to be accountability for what happened. it is obviously challenging, to say the least, to conduct one in the midst of a conflict and this is one of the reasons that we want to see a humanitarian ceasefire as quickly as possible. at the end of the day, we had more than 100 people dying because they were dying to get food. and in the end, they were killed either by bullets from the israel army, trampled by o
treasures that could have been stolen from the british museum. the labour leader said keir starmer has focused on security on his first major speech of the general election campaign. he has been telling undecided voters in west sussex that his party will deliver stability. the labour party says if elected, it will carry out a 100 day national security review in government, looking at all of the threats facing britain. he hasjust finished taking questions so let s listen back to a little of what he had to say: for a long time, welcome people have had the odds stacked against them. but now we the odds stacked against them. bit now we are at a dangerous new point, christou crossing a rubicon of truss, notjust in politics, but in many of the institutions meant to serve and protect the british people. at moments where people are no longer believe their values or interest carry the respect of those interest carry the respect of those in power. when you put that alongside a gov