hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the hollywood actors union has called off its strike, which has caused major disruption to film and tv productions. to film and tv productions. the union says it's reached a tentative agreement with studios. welcome back. president biden has warned the united states will target any groups linked to iran's revolutionary guard corps after a strike on an arms depot in eastern syria wednesday which had been linked to earlier attacks on us bases. the pentagon says there have been a0 such attacks since the war in gaza began. what's more, we have video from the iran backed houthi forces in yemen. they claim to be of an american m09 drone being shot out of the sky. it further underlines the tensions in the wider region, where iran's proxies are threatening to expand the conflict. this is whatjohn kirby, the spokesman for the us's national security council, had to say in an interview with the bbc. we believe that the attacks on ourforces in iraq and syria, and our responses to those attacks, are separate and distinct from what is going on with israel and hamas. now, i can't speakfor the proxy groups and what is motivating them to increase their attacks on us, but i can tell you this — they have got a choice to make. if they are going to keep attacking our groups in iraq and syria, we're going to keep responding, and they're going to be responsible for those consequences. let's speak to retired major general and middle east expert, john wharton. good to have you weather is on the programme. these tracks the americans have carried out, what do we know about them and what they represent? == we know about them and what they re - resent? , we know about them and what they reresent? , , ~ , ~ represent? -- these strikes. i think first of all you _ represent? -- these strikes. i think first of all you have _ represent? -- these strikes. i think first of all you have to _ represent? -- these strikes. i think first of all you have to think- represent? -- these strikes. i think first of all you have to think about l first of all you have to think about the context here. you have local on the context here. you have local on the ground operations going on with hamas, and then what you have to do is take it in terms of the security of israel. what is really happening here is the strikes are trying to get out and encourage other actors tojoin the warand get out and encourage other actors to join the war and make get out and encourage other actors tojoin the war and make it more regional. when you make it more regional, you could the instability in the region, and then it becomes a national security interest to us from the united states' standpoint. but in this case, it is a very complex situation on the ground and i do separate these random missile attacks, they occurred long before the events that we are seeing right now with hamas, so i would separate those two actions. 50 now with hamas, so i would separate those two actions.— those two actions. so you don't put much store — those two actions. so you don't put much store in _ those two actions. so you don't put much store in what _ those two actions. so you don't put much store in what we _ those two actions. so you don't put much store in what we have - those two actions. so you don't put much store in what we have heard. much store in what we have heard from lebanon, from hezbollah that while there is a suggestion they wouldn't want tojoin while there is a suggestion they wouldn't want to join the war, but they would want to have read the israelis and perhaps the americans as well. the concern would be that if you have a spa, they could be a player, something could lead to unintended consequences. do you think some of these strikes could be linked to that —— could lead to that, to fire one across the bow was. i that, to fire one across the bow was. ~' . that, to fire one across the bow was. ~ ., , that, to fire one across the bow was. ~ . , ., was. i think that is the intent from hamas and — was. i think that is the intent from hamas and it _ was. i think that is the intent from hamas and it is _ was. i think that is the intent from hamas and it is also _ was. i think that is the intent from hamas and it is also the _ was. i think that is the intent from hamas and it is also the intent - was. i think that is the intent from | hamas and it is also the intent that hezbollah has been attacking and shooting missiles into israel. again, ithink shooting missiles into israel. again, i think it is a bit of support for hamas but i don't want to pull the two together because it is a strategy for hamas to try to bring in other regional actors to try to counter israel on behalf of their cause. i try to counter israel on behalf of their cause-— try to counter israel on behalf of their cause. i want to talk, john, about an article _ their cause. i want to talk, john, about an article that _ their cause. i want to talk, john, about an article that was - their cause. i want to talk, john, about an article that was in - their cause. i want to talk, john, about an article that was in the l their cause. i want to talk, john, . about an article that was in the new york times this morning and it is an absolutely fascinating read and i encourage others to go and read it because it really takes you into the mindset of hamas and what they were trying to do. i read the section, if i may. it says it was necessary from their perspective, this is quoting one of the members of the top leadership body, the seniorfigures, it was necessary to change the entire equation and notjust have a clash. i hope the state of war with israel will become permanent on all the borders and the arab world will stand with us. when you look at the picture today across the region, yes, the palestinians have suffered appalling casualties as a result, but has hamas already one? i don't think so, but has hamas already one? i don't think so. and _ but has hamas already one? i don't think so. and i— but has hamas already one? i don't think so, and i think _ but has hamas already one? i don't think so, and i think that _ but has hamas already one? i don't think so, and i think that this - think so, and i think that this little strategic, or what i would say is, a tactical action, of attacking israel is going to have more significant strategic effects that will lead to their detriment. i don't think any country in the world would accept harm to civilians and the killing of innocent civilians, so if your attempt was to gain world opinion and you are the political leadership of a country, i'm not so sure that will be in favour around the world. it's may in short time, lots of people paying attention to what is going on now, and they're trying to change the narrative to a geopolitical event, trying to gain world opinion and things of that nature, but i think the killing of innocent civilians is going to do more harm for the long term for the palestinians than benefits. let more harm for the long term for the palestinians than benefits.— palestinians than benefits. let me brin: in palestinians than benefits. let me bring in our _ palestinians than benefits. let me bring in our panel— palestinians than benefits. let me bring in our panel on _ palestinians than benefits. let me bring in our panel on that. - palestinians than benefits. let me bring in our panel on that. paul, i bring in our panel on that. paul, politically, do you think hamas has succeeded in shifting the status quo? remake you are right, christian, that was a fascinating article. one of the other goods and it's from a hamas representative, was that actually, we have succeeded in putting the palestinian issue back on the table, and no one on the region is expensing calm. ring that was their main strategic aim, the political aim of this atrocity. it is disgusting in many ways that they feel like _ is disgusting in many ways that they feel like this — is disgusting in many ways that they feel like this massacre, _ is disgusting in many ways that they feel like this massacre, and - is disgusting in many ways that they feel like this massacre, and it - is disgusting in many ways that they feel like this massacre, and it was l feel like this massacre, and it was a brutal, _ feel like this massacre, and it was a brutal, brutal, _ feel like this massacre, and it was a brutal, brutal, medieval- feel like this massacre, and it was i a brutal, brutal, medieval massacre, let's not— a brutal, brutal, medieval massacre, let's not forget, _ a brutal, brutal, medieval massacre, let's not forget, of— a brutal, brutal, medieval massacre, let's not forget, of those _ a brutal, brutal, medieval massacre, let's not forget, of those is _ let's not forget, of those is radius _ let's not forget, of those is radius to _ let's not forget, of those is radius. to use _ let's not forget, of those is radius. to use that - let's not forget, of those is radius. to use that as - let's not forget, of those isi radius. to use that as some springboard _ radius. to use that as some springboard for— radius. to use that as some springboard for a _ radius. to use that as some springboard for a global- radius. to use that as some i springboard for a global cause, radius. to use that as some - springboard for a global cause, it should _ springboard for a global cause, it should really— springboard for a global cause, it should really in _ springboard for a global cause, it should really in many— springboard for a global cause, it should really in many ways, - springboard for a global cause, iti should really in many ways, make many _ should really in many ways, make many peorrle _ should really in many ways, make many peorrle who _ should really in many ways, make many people who are _ should really in many ways, make many people who are out - should really in many ways, make many people who are out on - should really in many ways, makel many people who are out on those pro-palestinian— many people who are out on those pro—palestinian demonstrations i many people who are out on those i pro—palestinian demonstrations think twice ready— pro—palestinian demonstrations think twice ready when _ pro—palestinian demonstrations think twice ready when they— pro—palestinian demonstrations think twice ready when they see _ pro—palestinian demonstrations think twice ready when they see these - twice ready when they see these quotes. — twice ready when they see these quotes, because _ twice ready when they see these quotes, because they— twice ready when they see these quotes, because they are - twice ready when they see these quotes, because they are beingl twice ready when they see these - quotes, because they are being used. you know. _ quotes, because they are being used. you know. what— quotes, because they are being used. you know, what was _ quotes, because they are being used. you know, what was the _ quotes, because they are being used. you know, what was the spark- quotes, because they are being used. you know, what was the spark for- you know, what was the spark for this so—called _ you know, what was the spark for this so—called defence _ you know, what was the spark for this so—called defence of- you know, what was the spark for this so—called defence of the - this so—called defence of the palestinian _ this so—called defence of the palestinian cause _ this so—called defence of the palestinian cause was - this so—called defence of the i palestinian cause was actually brutal— palestinian cause was actually brutal murder— palestinian cause was actually brutal murder and _ palestinian cause was actually brutal murder and what - palestinian cause was actually brutal murder and what we i palestinian cause was actuallyl brutal murder and what we are unfortunately— brutal murder and what we are unfortunately seeing _ brutal murder and what we are unfortunately seeing was - brutal murder and what we are i unfortunately seeing was people losing _ unfortunately seeing was people losing sight— unfortunately seeing was people losing sight of— unfortunately seeing was people losing sight of the _ unfortunately seeing was people losing sight of the original- unfortunately seeing was people losing sight of the original cause of its _ losing sight of the original cause of its. . , losing sight of the original cause of its. ., , �* ., of its. paul is right, brian, he thus what— of its. paul is right, brian, he thus what we _ of its. paul is right, brian, he thus what we saw _ of its. paul is right, brian, he thus what we saw on - of its. paul is right, brian, he thus what we saw on 0ctober| of its. paul is right, brian, he - thus what we saw on october the 7th and sacrificing over 10,000 of their own people for this political gamble. the part of this that really sticks out when you talk about the hostages and the strategy behind it, yahya sinwar who was the leader of hamas, the military wing of hamas within gaza, he was a prisoner for 20 years in an israeli jail and he was released in 2011 as part of a prisoner swap in return for an israeli prisoner. because of that, he saw the value of taking israeli prisoners, and yes, in this article and suggest they had more success than they ever imagined, but the political capital that they have now with these 240 hostages, that is why they have taken them, and it traces they have taken them, and it traces the roots of that, these go back all the roots of that, these go back all the way to 2011. it is the roots of that, these go back all the way to 2011.— the way to 2011. it is 100% game chan . in . the way to 2011. it is 100% game changing- it _ the way to 2011. it is 10096 game changing. it changes _ the way to 2011. it is 10096 game changing. it changes how- the way to 2011. it is 10096 game | changing. it changes how everyone and everything is responded to and it is obviously strategic, they are sitting _ it is obviously strategic, they are sitting on— it is obviously strategic, they are sitting on those hostages, they have created _ sitting on those hostages, they have created a _ sitting on those hostages, they have created a tremendous amount of sympathetic figures in the conversation with respect to those hostages — conversation with respect to those hostages and their families, demanding that bibi netanyahu do more _ demanding that bibi netanyahu do more and — demanding that bibi netanyahu do more and it is not enough, it was a strategic— more and it is not enough, it was a strategic win— more and it is not enough, it was a strategic win for them, i don't bid to he _ strategic win for them, i don't bid to he crew— strategic win for them, i don't bid to be crew talking about human life was ended — to be crew talking about human life was ended in a gruesome way —— i don't _ was ended in a gruesome way —— i don't want — was ended in a gruesome way —— i don't want to _ was ended in a gruesome way —— i don't want to be crude talking. that is what _ don't want to be crude talking. that is what terrorists do, they find gruesome _ is what terrorists do, they find gruesome ways to terror by society and we _ gruesome ways to terror by society and we are — gruesome ways to terror by society and we are seeing that now, and there _ and we are seeing that now, and there is— and we are seeing that now, and there is no— and we are seeing that now, and there is no limits to the turbot that— there is no limits to the turbot that hamas wants to instill on the israeli _ that hamas wants to instill on the israeli people for a very long time. -- no— israeli people fora very long time. -- no limits— israeli people for a very long time. —— no limits to the terror that her mass _ —— no limits to the terror that her mass -- — —— no limits to the terror that her mass -- no— —— no limits to the terror that her mass. —— no limits to the terror that— mass. —— no limits to the terror that hamas _ mass. -- no limits to the terror that hamas— mass. -- no limits to the terror that hamas. when you read all of this and you _ that hamas. when you read all of this and you read _ that hamas. when you read all of this and you read the _ that hamas. when you read all of this and you read the planning . that hamas. when you read all of| this and you read the planning and psychological tricky that they were all involved with to make israel think they were abiding by a ceasefire, it does point to the enormous intelligence failure there was in israel, which after this, will have to be investigated. yes. was in israel, which after this, will have to be investigated. yes, i think it is very _ will have to be investigated. yes, i think it is very interesting - will have to be investigated. yes, i think it is very interesting and - think it is very interesting and everyone has commented on the large intelligence failure. i think the other thing that you have to consider here is the use of information, misinformation, disinformation, a hamas kept a very close hold and didn't even tell all the leaders of what their intense work until they began to execute. but when you think about israel and the strategic context —— what all the strategic context —— what all the intents were. you have the operations in the sinai, which allowed israel to focus more north of lebanon and syria, so the military was pointed north, so many of the supply chains and depots were towards the north, and now what you haveis towards the north, and now what you have is a bit of the underbelly here that was exposed with this event and internally within the country. so, a little bit of a rethinking of the strategy of owning and possessing your territory, strategy of owning and possessing yourterritory, notjust strategy of owning and possessing your territory, not just above ground, but below the ground also, and a very, very complex operation. asymmetric war fighting, subterranean operations. very complex. subterranean operations. 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see our beneficiaries when they arrive at the food bank. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. welcome back. some good news now. from the world of tv and film — the four month actors�* strike, which has brought hollywood to a standstill, appears to be at an end. really the last piece of the puzzle to get everyone back to work. and it's a deal worth $1 billion in value. there will be an increase in minimum wages, new residuals for streaming programmes, and some key language around artificial intelligence. clearly, ours isn't working. sag—aftra, the union representing hollywood actors, said the deal still has to be ratified but they are confident that by the end of the week, 160,000 film and television actors will be back at work. we can now speak to sandro monetti who's a film writer, director, producer, and expert on all things hollywood. i'm very excited he has something to report on. they are all back at work, los angeles breathes a sigh of relief. ~ , ., ., ., relief. unlimited. when you have a ci that relief. unlimited. when you have a city that has _ relief. unlimited. when you have a city that has one _ relief. unlimited. when you have a city that has one city _ relief. unlimited. when you have a city that has one city that - relief. unlimited. when you have a city that has one city that has - relief. unlimited. when you have a city that has one city that has such | city that has one city that has such an influence over everything, think about it, it wasn'tjust an influence over everything, think about it, it wasn't just the an influence over everything, think about it, it wasn'tjust the actors on strike, it was all the support industries that support entertainment as a result. so lots of people are going back to work today and there was lots of smiling in the streets because even here in sunny california, there has been a dark cloud over the city for more than fall months, but now the industries are ramping back up. good news. —— four months. does industries are ramping back up. good news. -- four months.— news. -- four months. does it mean we can now — news. -- four months. does it mean we can now be _ news. -- four months. does it mean we can now be spared _ news. -- four months. does it mean we can now be spared from - news. -- four months. does it mean we can now be spared from more - we can now be spared from more reality tv shows and the winter can be salvaged? you reality tv shows and the winter can be salvaged?— reality tv shows and the winter can be salvaaed? ., ., ., _, , ., be salvaged? you have a couple more months of it — be salvaged? you have a couple more months of it yet. _ be salvaged? you have a couple more months of it yet, i _ be salvaged? you have a couple more months of it yet, i am _ be salvaged? you have a couple more months of it yet, i am afraid, - months of it yet, i am afraid, because the nature of television is such, it is not like everyone is back tomorrow morning, yes, there is a race, which will be the first show back, i hearstrange a race, which will be the first show back, i hear strange things, the final season might be back in front of the cameras as soon as two weeks, but for most shows, it will take four to six weeks, such is the nature of tv production. we have lost half a season in american network television, you will now get 13 episodes. —— stranger things. as you heard with the stalks, tv is now a very different industry where streaming is pretty much leading the pack or shorter seasons, but they will be a content explosion. i am disappointed _ will be a content explosion. i am disappointed to _ will be a content explosion. i am disappointed to see _ will be a content explosion. i am disappointed to see that - will be a content explosion. i am disappointed to see that the white lotus has been shoved all the way back to 2025, and there will be lots of shows that we had been looking forward to will be i guess on the same schedule. can you in simple terms explain to us what they had agreed in terms of language with regards to ai? this seems to be the biggest concern with in hollywood right now, how content is used and where ai takes over and the actors take a back—seat. where ai takes over and the actors take a back-seat.— take a back-seat. yes, it is interesting _ take a back-seat. yes, it is interesting that _ take a back-seat. yes, it is interesting that the - take a back-seat. yes, it is interesting that the money| take a back-seat. yes, it is - interesting that the money was almost the easier aspects to negotiate with. but it was the language of ai and the contract that had to change. the studios, the alliance changing the vocabulary in the last few days. basically, actors are seeking protection over a number of things, for example, away from the whole big movie stars, let's look at extras in crowd scenes. used to be you would get hundreds of people in a stadium, now, what had been happening recently was there was one person and they multiply that 100,000 times and that is your crowd scene. so trying to get work there. also, what happens your ai image in future, beyond your death. would it be used, will it be used in other media? this is what has taken the negotiation so long and a large part of why it is 118 days, this turned out to be the longest acting strike in hollywood history, because of the technology aspects. the specifics will be revealed tomorrow, there will be a board meeting at sag-aftra, and there will be a board meeting at sag—aftra, and once the board have gone over it, it will go to the members to approve. they have been a very united union and there was 98% vote for the strike in the first place. they have stuck together through this. fran drescher, their leader, occupying the position ronald reagan once held as president of the screen actors guild has emerged in quite a transformation from sitcom star to labour leader and she will be outlining two members, because she doesn't want to outline it to the press first, understandable, i suppose, outline it to the press first, understandable, isuppose, exactly what these ai protections will be. sandro monetti, go forth and report on the silver screen. thank you for coming on the programme. brian, i see you were smiling. i always do leave other cities out of this. when we talk about los angeles, we shouldn't forget there are other cities outside america highly on tv and films. , ., ~' cities outside america highly on tv and films. , ., ~ ., and films. yes, new york and new orleans, there _ and films. yes, new york and new orleans, there are _ and films. yes, new york and new orleans, there are a _ and films. yes, new york and new orleans, there are a lot _ and films. yes, new york and new orleans, there are a lot of- and films. yes, new york and new orleans, there are a lot of other i orleans, there are a lot of other cities _ orleans, there are a lot of other cities i— orleans, there are a lot of other cities i am _ orleans, there are a lot of other cities. i am from los angeles so it is good _ cities. i am from los angeles so it is good to— cities. i am from los angeles so it is good to see the community starting — is good to see the community starting up again, but i would add to the _ starting up again, but i would add to the dip — starting up again, but i would add to the dip in component to it. now that all— to the dip in component to it. now that all these out of work actors have _ that all these out of work actors have jobs— that all these out of work actors have jobs again, they can start making — have jobs again, they can start making the political contributions back making the political contributions hack to _ making the political contributions back to the democratic party, because — back to the democratic party, because there had been deaf to pin contributions in the last four months _ contributions in the last four months. —— iwould contributions in the last four months. —— i would add a different component — months. —— i would add a different component to it. months. -- i would add a different component to it.— months. -- i would add a different component to it. now, it is time for the panel- — component to it. now, it is time for the panel- paul. — component to it. now, it is time for the panel. paul, let _ component to it. now, it is time for the panel. paul, let me _ component to it. now, it is time for the panel. paul, let me start - the panel. paul, let me start review. i think there is one rule in the animal kingdom we will recognise and that is that cats do not like dogs, and i think the feeling is mutual. at least most of the time. yes, that is why i love this story. in yes, that is why i love this story. in an _ yes, that is why i love this story. in an age — yes, that is why i love this story. in an age of— yes, that is why i love this story. in an age of increasing polarisation, there is a nice heart—warming story about two traditional enemies are to be putting — traditional enemies are to be putting aside their differences. what _ putting aside their differences. what happened is a lucky cat called mogale _ what happened is a lucky cat called mogale was rescued by firefighters after falling down a 100 foot disused _ after falling down a 100 foot disused mine shaft in cornwall. —— i catch— disused mine shaft in cornwall. —— i catch good — disused mine shaft in cornwall. —— i catch good mowgli. the reason it was found _ catch good mowgli. the reason it was found is _ catch good mowgli. the reason it was found is because the cat's owner had a dog _ found is because the cat's owner had a dog called — found is because the cat's owner had a dog called daisy which went berserk— a dog called daisy which went berserk in the woods, went running around _ berserk in the woods, went running around and — berserk in the woods, went running around and alerted the rescuers to the cat _ around and alerted the rescuers to the cat being down the mine 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it. well, i have read garfield, and i hope _ have found it. well, i have read garfield, and i hope the - have found it. well, i have read garfield, and i hope the cat - have found it. well, i have read garfield, and i hope the cat is l garfield, and i hope the cat is grateful but let's see. some news today that gm is recording driverless cars.— today that gm is recording driverless cars. , ., �* ~ ., driverless cars. yes, i don't know if it is always _ driverless cars. yes, i don't know if it is always better, _ driverless cars. yes, i don't know if it is always better, and - driverless cars. yes, i don't know if it is always better, and it - driverless cars. yes, i don't know if it is always better, and it is - if it is always better, and it is kind of dictated the fact that the posture of the average person now leans down, and we are becoming more and more dependent on these vehicles and more dependent on these vehicles and they have a lot of kinks, and you had the state of california that recently pulled their license and that was going to be one of their markets in the united states, their biggest markets, and you are seeing more and more stories out there, and i'm sure they will figure out the kinks, and it is too late to put the genie back in the bottle and consumers want this. but it is not going to come at a very high price, i suspect, trying to fix this. if they explain why they record them? i know we had this incident of someone being run over by a taxi in san francisco. —— did they explain why. what is particularly wrong with the cars? it what is particularly wrong with the cars? .., �* what is particularly wrong with the cars? �* , what is particularly wrong with the cars? , ., what is particularly wrong with the cars? �* , what is particularly wrong with the cars? , ., cars? it can't compute to stop in an accident, cars? it can't compute to stop in an accident. so — cars? it can't compute to stop in an accident, so the _ cars? it can't compute to stop in an accident, so the programming, - cars? it can't compute to stop in an accident, so the programming, or. accident, so the programming, or whatever the nerds put together in the car, the car kind of pushes forward and goes 100 yards and moves forward and goes 100 yards and moves forward from the accident, and that causes more harm, especially if there is passengers or people who are injured and you don't need a car moving any more.— are injured and you don't need a car moving any more. yes, my wife says i have the same — moving any more. yes, my wife says i have the same kinks, _ moving any more. yes, my wife says i have the same kinks, brian. _ moving any more. yes, my wife says i have the same kinks, brian. she - moving any more. yes, my wife says i have the same kinks, brian. she says| have the same kinks, brian. she says i'm not good on the break even. i love a gas pedal. you _ i'm not good on the break even. i love a gas pedal. you love - i'm not good on the break even. i love a gas pedal. you love the . i'm not good on the break even. i | love a gas pedal. you love the gas -edal love a gas pedal. you love the gas pedal- good _ love a gas pedal. you love the gas pedal- good to _ love a gas pedal. you love the gas pedal. good to talk— love a gas pedal. you love the gas pedal. good to talk to _ love a gas pedal. you love the gas pedal. good to talk to you - love a gas pedal. you love the gas pedal. good to talk to you guys. i pedal. good to talk to you guys. thank you for your company this evening. our guest will be back soon. we will of course be here tomorrow. it is my day off tomorrow but someone will be sitting in this chair. i hope you willjoin us for that. i hope you join us, goodbye. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm hugh farris. the father of liverpool forward luis diaz has been released by the colombian guerilla group that kidnapped him 13 days ago. luis manuel diaz had been held by members of the national liberation army since being abducted in his home town of barrancas. our correspondent natalie pirks has more. after 13 long days, finally, the images his family were praying for. luis manuel diaz being checked by medics and then walked from a helicopter to head home after a team, including those from the catholic church, had met with the guerilla group holding him to negotiate his release. it was almost two weeks ago that luis diaz's parents were kidnapped at gunpoint at a petrol station in barrancas in north—east colombia. his mother was rescued that night, but his father was abducted. police and the military had focused their search on a hard to reach area on the border between venezuela and colombia. the group holding diaz, the national liberation army, known as the eln, had called his kidnap a mistake and agree to release him, but it wasn't until today that a team met with rebels to bring diaz sr home. translation: it has truly been an anxious few days, _ but i always had faith in god this had to happen in the best way. our family does not deserve an outrage of such magnitude. for a country well versed in kidnappings, this story has been big news, not least because it involves a famous player. the colombian government had been in the midst of negotiating a road—map to peace with the eln. last week, after scoring a crucial goal, luis diaz wanted just one thing — freedom for papa. now finally, he has his wish. after hearing the news of his father's release, diaz started for liverpool in their europa league game in toulouse, but his team suffered their first defeat of the competition this season amid more var drama. the french side was always ahead, but liverpool dominated towards the end and diogojota pulled it back to 3—2 in the 89th minute. they then thought they'd equalised seven minutes into added time throughjarell 0uansah, but the video assistant referee ruled it out for a handball in the build—up. so liverpool will have to wait to qualify for the knockout stage. despite winning neither of their first two games in the europa league, brighton have put themselves in a strong position to qualify with two straight wins, both over ajax. this is brighton's first european campaign. and they've faced a dutch side having a rare difficult domestic season. ansu fati scored the first and set up the second for simon adingra in a 2—0 win in amsterdam. west ham united are on course to beat olympiakos 1—0 at the london stadium. the home fans had to wait until the 73rd minute for lucas paqueta to open the scoring. they lost the reverse fixture a fortnight ago, ending their english record 17—european—game unbeaten run. rangers recorded another win under new manager phillipe clement, todd cantwell scoring what proved to be the winner in a 2—1victory over sparta prague at ibrox. a win will move them second in their group. meanwhile in the conference league, aston villa 2—1 over az alkmaar, but aberdeen's 2—2 draw with paok means they can't qualify for the knockout rounds. new zealand's five—wicket win against sri lanka has put them on the verge of the cricket world cup semifinals. the victory was comprehensive enough to improved their net run rate, making it very hard for pakistan or afghanistan to overtake them for a place in the top four. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. the bengaluru pitch was prepared for 100 overs. it didn't get close. sri lanka started fast and lost wickets quicker. crucial perera rapid 51 fell to mitchell santon's hands. a strong combination. sri lanka needed the bravery of their tail end of yourface 91 balls, including this one. ouch. he batted on to make 38 not out. still, new zealand's only needed 172 to win. devin conway didn't hang around. here, another six poor wretch ravindra, the top scorer at this world cup. —— another 64 rachin ravindra. just to prove that the lion didn't always sleep tonight. here it is. but new zealand's winning runs came in the 24th over, pumping when, the twins them secure in fourth and imagining their semifinal. them secure in fourth and imagining theirsemifinal. —— them secure in fourth and imagining their semifinal. —— a them secure in fourth and imagining theirsemifinal. —— a pumping them secure in fourth and imagining their semifinal. —— a pumping win. head to the website for the full—time scores of those europa league games which are about to finish. but that is all for now. hello. that weekend isjust finish. but that is all for now. hello. that weekend is just around the corner and it could be cooler but quieter. more details on that in just a moment, but for friday, we still have some showers around, and there will be a real nuisance first ring in the morning across wales and south—west england, driven along by some strong to gale force gusts of winds on exposed coasts. the keys news that will push those showers through at some pace moving south of the m4 corridor in the early morning and probably claiming the kent coast before lunchtime. behind it, quite a glimpse of some sunny spells coming through. the winds still coming from a northerly direction that will drive some showers across exposed coasts of scotland and northern ireland and may be running down the irish sea. temperatures will be more subdued of late with 12 degrees of the overall high. —— more subdued than of late. then looking at the weekend, it looks likely that saturday will be mostly dry with some rain around on sunday but into the west, and it will take its time. frost and paul could also be an issue. with this little ridge of high pressure on saturday, hence the white starts. —— frost and fog. temperatures will be struggling a little but there will be plenty of sunshine and early—morning fog will lift, sunshine coming through and high speaking again between six and 11 celsius generally across the country. now, as we move out of saturday into sunday, that frontal system starts to put in from the atlantic and it will take its time in doing so but it will throw in a little bit more moisture into the atmosphere, so there is a greater chance of some more dense fog which could linger, so early on sunday morning, if you are heading out for remembrance day services, it is worth bearing in mind it could be chilly and murky. widespread fog with some of that pretty stubborn to clear away, and if that does happen, the temperatures will be impacted. —— for remembrance sunday. there will be some went out to the west as well with highs of six to 11 degrees out again. as we head into monday and tuesday, we are back to what south—westerly wind and more frontal systems putting in from the atlantic, which means it will get that little bit milder once again, but unfortunately, there will be showers or longer spells of rain returning for most of us. that is it. have good weekend. —— have a great weekend. tonight at ten... rishi sunak under pressure to fire the home secretary, after she defies downing street over public comments on the police. suella braverman claimed the met police were more tolerant of some protesters than others — ahead of a planned pro—palestinian march on armistice day. her views and her vocabulary have instantly polarised people and ignoring the prime minister undermines his authority. we'll be asking whether certain protests are policed differently. also on the programme... in gaza, daily pauses in the fighting and new routes to safer areas are agreed by israel and the us. the grief eats my heart. we are not ok. some of the millions in gaza enduring the israeli bombardment share their diaries of the deteriorating conditions. and relief for liverpool winger luis diaz — after his father is freed by kidnappers in colombia. on newsnight at10:30... an exclusive interview with the minister for london, who says we need to lower the temperature after the home secretary defies the prime minister with more talk of hate—mongering. talk of hate marchers. the prime minister is facing calls to sack his home secretary suella braverman — who openly defied downing street over a newspaper article which accused the police of bias. ms braverman contrasted the police response to aggressive right—wing protesters — which she said was "rightly stern" —

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