as concerns mount, joe biden is speaking out take a listen. no, we are devoted to the defense of israel. we will support israel. we will defend help defend israel and iran will not succeed. thank you. so why is the us putting out such strong warnings about a possible attack? and how are those warnings being felt in israel? james landale has this analysis, from jerusalem. president biden has said that he expects an attack against israel from iran sooner rather than later and unnamed us officials are saying that attack could involve hundreds of drones and missiles against military targets here in israel. now, that may be a prediction of the future based on hard intelligence. but it may also be the united states trying to deter iran to try and minimise any kind of response by talking up the threat right now. it also could be an attempt to try and shape expectations so that if and when iran does respond, it s seen as less escalatory. now, from iran s point of view, it has promi
that, you know, parenting isn t as easy as you might depict. what would you say to that? what would your response be? i would say that, like, the characters in the show only have to be those characters for seven minutes and they have a script to read and they re animated. but whereas parents have to do it 21w, seven days a week, 365 days a year, that s a lot harder. i have to ask you, what is the future of bluey? because there have been rumours going around that this extended episode might mean the end. i think everyone sjust going to have to sit back and watch the roller coaster that is the sign. and then, you know, maybe we ll see, which comes up a lot in the sign, so that s a little easter egg. and i m just excited for everyone to get on board that huge journey that we went on because we got the sign in two parts so we had a cliffhanger as well. so, excited for everyone else to experience that. if you haven t seen bluey, i strongly recommend you do! that s all from us toni
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the first editions. they are concentrating on domestic matters. the i leads with the launch of labour s manifesto, calling it the party s most radical since the 1980s. the times claims labour s taxation plans are in tatters after there were warnings that a 50p tax rate would fail to raise the projected funds in the party s manifesto. the ft looks at the same story, saying business leaders are dismayed by labour s prioritising of state intervention over enterprise. the guardian reports that labour s biggest trade union backer, len mccluskey of unite, doesn t believe labour will win the election, but will have fought a successful campaign if it keeps 200 seats. a coroner is blocking the release of ian brady s remains, according to the metro. it says until assurances are given that the serial killer s ashes won t be scattered on saddleworth moor, where he buried his victims, the body won t be released. ian brady is also on the front of the express, which criticises the amount of
the first editions. they re concentrating on domestic matters. the i leads with the launch of labour s manifesto, calling it the party s most radical since the 1980s. the times claims labour s taxation plans are in tatters after there were warnings that a 50p tax rate would fail to raise the projected funds in the party s manifesto. the ft looks at the same story, saying business leaders are dismayed by labour s prioritising of state intervention over enterprise. the guardian reports that labour s biggest trade union backer, len mccluskey of unite, doesn t believe labour will win the election but will have fought a successful campaign if it keeps 200 seats. a coroner is blocking the release of ian brady s remains, according to the metro. it says until assurances are given that the serial killer s ashes won t be scattered on saddleworth moor, where he buried his victims. the body won t be released. ian brady is also on the front of the express, which criticises the amount