first, the latest headlines. investigators in the us city of baltimore are examining the data recorder from the ship that brought down a bridge, killing six people. inspectors are also looking at the twisted remains of the francis scott key bridge, as they try to determine how and why the incident occurred. the un high commissioner for human rights has told the bbc israel is significantly to blame for the appalling humanitarian situation in gaza. volker turk said if israel was using starvation as a weapon of war, that would be a crime. a review has found there were numerous missed opportunities, which may have prevented the death of finley boden, a ten month old boy who was killed by his parents in derbyshire, a man is in hospital with life threatening injuries after being stabbed on a train in south london. british transport police said it received reports of two men fighting while entering a train at shortlands railway station in bromley. the un high commissioner for huma
and it s all about unpicking our role as journalists, especially journalists who find themselves in very difficult situations, war zones and covering some of the very worst stories, and it really interested me because i, less so on the war front lines and more on the digital front lines. yes, and you, i ve been listening to your latest of many podcasts, marianna in conspiracyland, right? i didn t come up with the title. it s a nice name. nice title. and it is very interesting. you are talking to people often who really don t like you and see you, it seems to me, as the absolute symbol of the mainstream media, the conspiracy that s tracking them down. that your questions, one of your interviewees said your questions were clearly dictated by the government or by some other shadowy part of the deep state, or the international financial conspiracy, something like that. yeah, i m unfortunately not as obedient as that, they might be disappointed to know. and actually, in that excha
ijust don t live a normal life normal guy. i am still a normal guy, i just don t live a normal life for too long now. i don t want to wait until i am too old for having a normal life and i need at least to give it a try at one point to see how it is, will i miss it? i never had this really before, so i need to give it a try and it is the right moment for me and i think it is the right moment i think as well for the club because i can do thejob next year as i did club because i can do thejob next yearas i did it club because i can do thejob next year as i did it before so i am not the right one any more. joining me now is former premier league footballer michael brown who now covers the premier league for the bbc, to talk more on this big story. what is your reaction to this? i think it was a big shock. we brought here other things and now everybody is reacting to such huge news for such a football club. it has been incredible what he has done, what he s achieved with liverpoo
access to humanitarian aid, those are some of the eight points that the south africans have asked in all of this. so it doesn t say, if they grant that, and they might not, if they grant it, doesn t mean that the court has decided that israel will be guilty of genocide. it means that they have decided that south africa has made a plausible case that needs to be discussed and that these things need to happen. and while countries are meant to follow what the icj does and it is the un s highest court and it is set up to settle disputes between countries. they are not talking about hamas here, they are not saying a decision to make it binding on hamas because hamas is not estate. so they will come up with these readings and then politically rulings, even though israel may want to keep fighting, it sent continues to be difficult for the allies to keep supporting them as they have. you the allies to keep supporting them as they have- as they have. you are watching ictures as th