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that we are experiencing today. you see it experienced in jerusalem for thousands of years. for the jews, solomon built the holly temple. for muslims, jerusalem is where prophet mohammed made the journey. no other individuals changed the landscape in the way herod the great did. solodyn determined to take on the christians. at a time of islamic rule, the british wanted to control the holy land. fo for palestinians, it is a great disaster. the history of jerusalem, very complicate ds story and if you don t know it in its comp complexity. it is hard to understand what s going on today. the past is never dead. it is been two decades since the end of the first world war. and while another global conflict looms on the horizon, jerusalem is already in chaos. the british continued to control the holy city through a system known as the mandate. the mandate system was a way british were going to be able to colonize palestine without calling it colonization. the british playe
is granted a humanitarian visa. bring it home for us, oliver. yes! at the games, the first gold medal in team eventing for great britain since 1972. and, a special welcome for team gb s swimmers they return home after their most successful games ever. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel: history made as emily campbell becomes the first british woman to win an olympic medal in weightlifting. good evening. after months of being separated by the covid restrictions on international travel, many families and friends have finally been able to meet and embrace today after the rules for entry to the uk changed in the early hours of this morning. the change means that people who ve been fully vaccinated in the united states or in the european union no longer have to quarantine for ten days if they arrive from a country on the amber list. but stricter rules still apply for those travelling from france. but people still have to take a covid test before setting off for t
for months he s been teeing the possibility of making another white house bid, and it s certainly causing other high profile republicans to tread carefully among growing speculation over who could potentially pick up the mantel if the former president decides against running in 2024. casey stegall is live at cpac in dallas with a look at all the action going on this weekend so far. casey? reporter: yeah, eric. and there is an awful lot of it. you know, this is really a who s who of prominent conservatives. you really never know who you going to bump into when you re walking out in the hallways here. we want to now take you inside one of the ballrooms and show you live pictures of a session that just got underway, one of the many special workshops planned here. it s called are the leftovers from the pandemic here to stay, and it is being led by congresswoman jody hice of georgia. former national security adviser ambassador robert o brien is on deck giving remarks in about 45