central lancashire. thank you for being with us on the programme, and we say that condemnation from many countries around the world, posing real security risk for the region, how worried should the region and the rest of us really be? 50. worried should the region and the rest of us really be? rest of us really be? so, as you said, rest of us really be? so, as you said. there rest of us really be? so, as you said, there are rest of us really be? so, as you said, there are quite rest of us really be? so, as you said, there are quite many - rest of us really be? so, as you i said, there are quite many worries by the experts around north korea s current situation was to my view is slightly different, though, because kimjeong in slightly different, though, because kim jeong in essentially had a meeting with putin as we well know before the ukrainian russian or and kimjong un managed to before the ukrainian russian or and kim jong un managed to sell lots of weapons to russi
continues in the region. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the usjustice department will investigate the police response to the school shooting in texas which killed 19 children and two teachers. the announcement comes as president biden has made a visit to uvalde to meet the survivors and the families devastated by the attack. our correspondentjane o brien is in uvalde. he has deliberately taken a long time. he is not rushing off any time soon, is he? time. he is not rushing off any time soon. is he? soon, is he? no, he s spending all da here soon, is he? no, he s spending all day here and soon, is he? no, he s spending all day here and this soon, is he? no, he s spending all day here and this is soon, is he? no, he s spending all day here and this is an soon, is he? no, he s spending all day here and this is an unusually l day here and this is an unusually long visit but it shows just how deeply this tragedy has rocked america as w
The Israeli Military has stressed though a significant force would remain in gaza. Lets go straight to our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet whos injerusalmem. There is almost nothing left, that is what were hearing from palestinians who are now returning to their homes in the southern strip. To the city of khan younis, the second largest city in gaza. They home after months of israeli bombardment and Ground Operations, which have left large parts of khan younis in ruin. Palestinians say they went to streets they didnt recognise any more. Not finding their house or their neighbours house, saying that simply they wouldnt be able to live there any more. But there is relief that the israeli troops have now left the area. The announcement was made yesterday by the Israeli Military, saying that it was pulling out all of its ground forces, except one brigade, which would remain in that part of the strip to enforce a corridor which divides Northern Gaza from the south. But israe
on for so many years now, and yet, all the analysts you talk to say that the chances of any real change are so unlikely. what is it that is blocking this? are so unlikely. what is it that is blocking this? partly it is because the senate does blocking this? partly it is because the senate does not blocking this? partly it is because the senate does not have - blocking this? partly it is because the senate does not have a - blocking this? partly it is because the senate does not have a clear| the senate does not have a clear majority and you need 60 votes to pass any meaningful legislation and the democrats will only get 50 at best. and also it is a political hot potato, much like abortion or immigration, and neither side is able to reach any middle ground to reach consensus. the other issue is that while there is a federal response, individual states, that while there is a federal response, individualstates, like texas, have their own regulations governing guns and here in texas t
months. i have ust got a quote from this text months. i have just got a quote from this text from months. i have just got a quote from this text from justice - from this text from justice samuel alito which i think might be worth reading out. roe was egregiously wrong from the start, he says, his reasoning was exceptionally weak, and the decision has had damaging consequences, and far from bringing about a national settlement of the abortion issue, roe and casey have inflamed debate and deepened division. so the language itself is pretty trenchant. david, just explain also then, if this were to be overturned, it falls to each and every state to make its own decision? absolutely. and that is the argument of the majority on the court, that this is not an issue enshrined in the us constitution and that it should be decided by lawmakers in the individual states. be decided by lawmakers in the individualstates. now, be decided by lawmakers in the individual states. now, the significanc