a british man whojoined the islamic state group in syria is convicted of hostage taking and conspiring to murder two britons and four americans. and dealing with unwanted immigration offshore how male asylum seekers entering the uk could be given a one way ticket to rwanda. this agreement fully complies with all international and national law, and as part of this ground breaking agreement, the uk is making a substantial investment in the economic development of rwanda. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s six in the morning in singapore and one o clock in the morning in ukraine, where president volodymyr zelensky has said european countries that continue to buy oil from russia are aiding the country s war against them, and they will have blood on their hands. he s urged western leaders to speed up the delivery of military aid to help ukraine. he s been talking to the bbc s clive myrie, who sat down with president zelensky in his wartime bu
general david petraeus is with us along with the former mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings blake. hello and welcome. the leader of the islamic state group has been killed by us special forces in syria. abu ibrahim al hashimi al-qurayshi blew himself up, along with his wife and two children, as a two hour gun fight unfolded around a villa in the idlib province, close to the turkish border. al qurayshi was linked to a series of atrocities, including the rape and murder of the yazidi s in 2014. president biden, who praised the bravery of the team involved, said they opted for a night time raid instead of an air strike because al-qurayshi had always surrounded himself with civilians. he was responsible for the recent brutal attack on a prison in northeast syria, which was swiftly addressed by our brave partners in the syrian democratic forces. he was the driving force behind the genocide of the people in northwestern iraq in 2014. we remember the gut wrenching stories and
this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s 7am in singapore, and ”pm in london where downing street is in turmoil following the resignation of four senior aides to borisjohnson. director of communications jack doyle confirmed his exit shortly after the departure of policy head munira mirza. two more senior figures followed. ms mirza quit over the prime minister s false claim that the leader of the opposition was personally responsible for the failure to prosecute notorious paedophilejimmy savile, when he was director of public prosecutions. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. applause. borisjohnson managed to keep a blackpool tram on track today. yet it s not clear tonight where his leadership is really going. that went well, thank god for that, the prime minister said. he might need prayers to create a sense of stability in his government, though. the communications director, jack doyle, walked out of his job tonight. a major role in any number ten, but the messag
aida touma sliman injerusalem, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, thank you stephen. it is a pleasure to have you on the show. it s a pleasure to have you on the show. let me ask you a simple first question how much has changed for you and for your community in israel since october the 7th? there was a life, that is not so easy before october 7th, but now it is unbearable after october 7th. we were thinking that our main struggle would be for peace, and the occupation of our own people in the west bank and gaza, and struggling for our rights to be equal citizens, and to have equality and to be able to develop our community in an equal way like thejewish community in israel. after october 7th, although before that we felt racism, after 7th october, we feel really threatened. we feel terrorised also on the establishment level from ministers and policies led by the government, and from the general public. we became suddenly as if terrorists in potential. i want to talk at length