the government believed, this rwanda policy would be a deterrent to people who are considering making that dangerous channel crossing. the government s perspective all it would be. that doesn t take away from the amount of political weight the government has put behind this policy. they have made it essential policy. they have made it essential policy when it comes to immigration. it is the government who has pointed to the rwanda plan. you will remember the former home secretary suella braverman talked about dreaming of putting people in place to rwanda. it is a government that has given such weight to this policy working and that is why it is so significant that the court has now ruled it unlawful. ruled it unlawful. thank you so much. ruled it unlawful. thank you so much- just ruled it unlawful. thank you so much- just got ruled it unlawful. thank you so much. just got a ruled it unlawful. thank you so much. just got a reaction - ruled it unlawful. thank you so much
bidder released some information earlier this month basically saying that he had not been able to reach an agreement with the glazer family and they wanted too much and jim ratcliffe has lowered his expectations from 69% to 50% are now within 25% and it will be interesting to see how it works out because jim ratcliffe interesting to see how it works out becausejim ratcliffe is not known for taking a back seat that clearly this is only a quarter of the club and he also has sir dave brailsford in the ineos cycling group with him in the ineos cycling group with him in every sporting enterprise so what part will he play with manchester united when the deal is complete? it s a really interesting aspect. the fans have already made it clear they want rid of the glazer family and there will be protests ahead of the premier league game with luton against the owners and the detail of the deal will be fascinating because dave brailsford and is a key figure andjim radcliffe is not known
that includes almost four children. four four. the number of palestinians killed in the ground is more than one and 70. we ll bring you all the latest from our correspondents on the ground shortly. but first i want to bring you up to date with a developing story happening in the uk. because a political row over pro palestinian protests has escalated, after the home secretary wrote a controversial newspaper article for the times, attacking the police and branding protesters hate marchers . suella braverman said london police are softer on left wing protesters than other groups, largely ignoring what she called pro palestinian mobs even when they break the law. we are hearing that downing street says it did not clear the article, while labour has accused the home 0ur political correspondent peter saull reports. another pro palestinian march like this in london is planned this weekend, on armistice day. but not at the same time as the commemoration and away from the c
good afternoon. the g7 group of nations, including the us and the uk, are calling for humanitarian pauses in the fighting in gaza, to allow more aid in and more civilians to leave. the united states has also said israel should not re occupy gaza after the war is over. on the ground, israel says its troops are now in the heart of gaza city, fighting hamas which is classified as a terrorist group by the uk government and which killed more than 1,400 people in israel a month ago. the hamas run health ministry in gaza says israel s bombardment there has now killed more than 10,500 people. live now to yolande knell injerusalem. yolande. soa so a lot is happening diplomatically this lunchtime and also inside gaza, where the israeli military extended for an extra hour its four hour window where it allows people from the north to head to the south. because so many people have been making thatjourney because so many people have been making that journey today. because so many people