and coming up on bbc news: the first side outside the top five divisions to play in the fifth round of the fa cup since 1978, maidstone take on coventry city. good afternoon. not acceptable and wrong that s how the prime minister has described remarks from the tory party s former deputy chairman, lee anderson, which sparked a row over islamaphobia. mr anderson had claimed the mayor of london, sadiq khan, was controlled by islamists. when he refused to apologise for saying that, he was suspended from the conservative party. and in this morning, in a statement to gb news, lee anderson says he wont apologise for the remarks. labour has accused the tories of repeatedly failing to tackle islamophobia. here s our political co respondent damian grammaticas. politics was pursuing him, in particular the tension is brought to the surface by the war in gaza, the suspension over the weekend of lee anderson, who is no longer a conserved mp. he made claims they could party is to do m
meeting recognise the state of palestine. we are going to recognise the state of palestine for many reasons, which i can summarise in three words. peace, justice and logic. peace because this is the only solution to the conflict. by that i imply the essential question of the two states, israel and palestine, accompanied by mutual security guarantees as many other countries do. recognition is an act of powerful, political and symbolic value. it is an expression of our view that palestine holds, and should be able to vindicate, the full right of state, including self determination, self governance, territorial integrity and security, as well as recognising palestine s own obligations under international law. it is a message to those in palestine who advocate and work for a future of peace and democracy, that we fully respect your aspirations to be living freely, in control of your own affairs and under your own leadership. israel has said the moves endanger the country s securi
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