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Hello and welcome to Navarra Live. I'm Dalia Gabriel and today I am joined by Kieran Andrew.

Kieran, how are you doing?

Dahlia, yes, I'm doing very well and do you know what? I can't believe that this is the first time that I'm co-hosting with you in all this time.

So it's a pleasure to be here with you. Good to see you too.

So coming up tonight, we've got a really jam-packed show for you. Kirstama has announced a new

plan to send asylum seekers overseas. We ask economist Fiza Shaheen whether UK growth will

translate to rising living standards for ordinary people.

Spoiler, it won't.

And Ben of Ben of Ben and Jerry's ice cream has been arrested for protesting in the US capital.

Stay tuned for all of that and more.

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It's Nakba Day, the anniversary of the Palestinian catastrophe when the people of the land,

now called Israel, were violently displaced, ethnically cleansed and dispossessed of all they

owned by Zionists. That process that began 77 years ago continues today in Gaza and the illegally

occupied Palestinian territories as the state of Israel leverages its full military power funded and

supplied by the US, UK and other Western states to erase the peoplehood, the culture,

the hopes and the political ambitions of Palestinians.

Of course, Palestinians have never surrendered to that overwhelming force. The history of

Palestinian persecution is also the history of Palestinian resistance, both in Palestine and

amongst the global Palestinian diaspora. Their opposition, political, military and civilian

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