By next summer. Barking. Thousands of banned dogs are living legally with their owners in britain, according to a bbc investigation. And coming up on bbc news Newcastle Boss eddie howe says theres a high chance midfielder Sandro Tonali could be available to play this weekend despite his ten month ban for breaching betting rules. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc s news at one, live from jerusalem, where nearly three weeks on from the start of this crisis here, Military Action by israel against what it calls hamas targets continue. The Israeli Army Says its ground forces, backed by fighterjets and drones, conducted another Ground Incursion into the gaza strip overnight. This morning the un said that gaza is being strangled, its people abandoned and that the aid so far has just been crumbs. Hamas is designated a Terrorist Organisation by many western governments, including the uk. The Health Ministry in gaza says that 7,326 people have been killed in the territory. In israel, more th
Glastonbury and her third album is about to drop. Hello, im Matthew Amroliwala , welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. We start in the us and dramatic scenes at the University Of California in los angeles where police moved in to clear the encampment of Student Protests aganst the war in gaza. Explosion. Officers in riot gear, launched flares, fired Flash Bang Grenades with reports too, of firing ruber bullets. Scenes like this went on for hours and sprawled over different parts of thwe campus. Many of the barricades have been dismantled. Outside the encampment, an even larger crowd of demonstrators gathered to show support. Earlier, californias governor, gavin newsom, accused police of being too slow to respond after Counter Demonstrators attacked the camp at ucla on tuesday night. Iama i am a student here. I am an english major. Please, do not fail us, do not fail us. Officers have arrested demonstrators, who were led away
The 2030 Football World Cup will be held across six countires in three different continents, fifa has confirmed. The decision is set to be ratified at a Fifa Congress next year with spain, portugal and morocco as the co hosts. But the opening round of matches will be played in uruguay, argentina and paraguay. Thats to mark the world cup s centenary, as itll be 100 years since the first tournament in montevideho. Our Sports Editor says fifa are bound to face questions about the impact on the environment. Youre going to have the prospect of the teams perhaps from europe Flying Thousands of miles to South America for just one thousands of miles to South America forjust one match before flying all the way back again across the atlantic, back to europe for the remainder of their tournaments. I think the optics of that are unhelpful and certainly according to many environmental campaigners has been condemnation already this evening. The supported groups who say that it sets the wrong example
question is, where are we doing that? in china s doorstep, not the waters of the usa. these are fundamental differences. for decades, we have been talking about the one china concept, which means safety, worrying about the safety of the sailors and the air crew and aircraft and ships. but talking about security, sovereignty of territory. two sides of the same coin, but we need to find a way not to run into conflict, which is a common interest. finally, president common interest. finally, president biden common interest. finally, president biden did - common interest. finally, president biden did say i common interest. finally, | president biden did say he talked to xijinping president biden did say he talked to xi jinping about the current conflict in gaza. that no agreement came from it. but what do you make of china s approach to the conflict there? the us says it has some influence in the region and could help. influence in the region and could help- could help. that
i think this shows that dialogue is happening again. more dialogue will come in the next few months. there will be more visits by us officials and chinese officials the other way. but you know, most experts you talk to say this is now a very difficult relationship and one that is going to need careful management in the long term if it is going to remain stable. and that this progress made in the last few days is good, but it is fragile. well, we heard there about the need for the world s two biggest polluters to work together. the bbc s laura kuenssberg asked john kerry, former us secretary of state and nowjoe biden s special envoy for climate change how important this issue is to the united states. there is civil disobedience building in communities around the world, and i think if you listen to the scientists, not enough people are, the last week they have described as terrifying and as uncharted territory. it is. the way we have chosen