hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us, the broadcaster penny smith, and the home affairs editor of the evening standard, martin bentham. the metro s headline is time to end the online hatred , in the wake of mp sir david amess s murder. the guardian says borisjohson is facing calls to crackdown on social media abuse and end online anonymity, following the 69 year old s death. the is front page vows mps will insist on meeting the public in person and without the police. the southend echo celebrates the conservative mp s wish coming true that southend is granted city status. the telegraph says the covid booster programme is moving too slow , with millions waiting to receive a third dose ahead of winter. in the times, an independent review recommends mi 5 should have greater control over counter terrorism startegy prevent. the photo is an image the paper claims might be the suspect, it caught on cctv. and the ft says the
now on bbc news, it s time for hardtalk. welcome to hard tour, with me zainab badawi. there is concern over new tensions over iran s nuclear programme. tehran assists it is only developing nuclear power for civilian purposes but now israel has warned that it crosses all redlines and that it will not allow orion to acquire nuclear weapons. this follows warnings by washington and the european union that iran must allow international weapons inspectors, full access to its workshops. my guest is rafael grossi, director general of the international atomic agency. has his inspection programme failed and squandered all hopes to a diplomatic solution to this crisis? director general rafael grossi, it s your headquarters in vienna, welcome to hardtalk. let s start with iran. the president said the us intends to return to full compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal with iran that president trump tore up. your mandate is to inhibit the use of nuclear power for military purposes. how worr
the america that we all love. what about landing punches on desantis. we will focus on our message and worry about the other candidates foretime. i said from the beginning don t play for second. i have never played for second and i m not going to start now. it will be a job fair on the stage in the debate rather than to be a place where the truth is told. i m just going to be me. i mean, i feel like i have been preparing for this first republican presidential debate my whole life. it would be a shameful waste of time tomorrow if this turned into a pissing contest of who is more anti-woke. we should speak out in the areas where we disagree. the best advice i have ever got on debate preparation is don t make it boring. [drumline] [drumline] [drumline] [drumline] brian: there you go. that is not just any drumline. that is the greendale high school marching band. and that mascot isn t just any mascot. it s their mascot. ainsley: what is that? bri
report from jerusalem. where there should be healing and hope, chaos and injury. shouting. this is the nasser hospital in khan younis. corridors filled with smoke and panic. we are being attacked by israel, this doctor shouts. he checks for casualties. gunfire. there is shooting, he shouts. get your heads down. yesterday, israeli forces ordered civilians to leave the hospital. this was, they claim, a precision strike, because they believe hamas fighters held israeli hostages here. we have credible intelligence from a number of sources, including from released hostages, indicating that hamas held hostages at the nasser hospital in khan younis and that there may be bodies of our hostages in the nasser hospital facility. israel continues its assault on gaza. earlier, its forces claimed to have killed more hamas fighters. talks aimed at a temporary ceasefire and the return of israeli hostages are ongoing, but there s no sign of a breakthrough, and so the eyes of the world a
my memory is fine. my memory take a hook at what i ve done since i ve become president. right now on early start president biden trying to put concerns about his memory to rest. did it backfire? and our supreme court hopefully will be doing something. i think it was really a very beautiful sight to watch. donald trump feeling pretty good as the supreme court looks like it will take his side in the colorado ballot challenge. good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world, i m kasie hunt. it is friday, february 9th. happy friday. we made it. a defiant president biden is lashing out against a scathing special counsel report that claims he willfully retained and disclosed classified military and national security information. special counsel robert hur recommending that no criminal charges be brought against biden, describing him as a, quote, elderly man with a poor memory, end quote. the final report suggesting that biden even had trouble r