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Welcome to Navaralive. I'm Helena, aka NoJetist M-CG, and tonight I'm joined by Aaron Bustani.

Aaron, how's your Friday?

It's very good, thank you. I've got my daughter right here next to me. Let me just to bring her up for a sec.

Ariana! Say hello. Hello! But looking forward to a great show.

Coming up tonight, a Labour MSP has been accused of planting a camera in a bathroom of the Scottish Parliament.

Michael Walker goes head to head with the landlords on the Jeremy Vine Show,

and TV host Ryland Clark has waded into the immigration debate.

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always. Our first story tonight. Israel has complained about being discriminated against

after the UK disinvited the Israeli delegation from Britain's biggest arms fair.

The Defence and Security of Coopan International, or DSEI Conference, goes ahead every other year and will be held in

Newham, East London, from the 9th to the 12th of September. The DESEI is organised by a private

company Clarion Defence and Security, with backing from the British government and the military,

and describes itself as the UK's flagship defence event that encourages, quote-unquote,

opportunity cooperation with our global allies. Over 45,000 delegates and 1.6,000 exhibitors are

expected to attend this year's event. Israel was meant to have a pavilion, and the event website

still shows Israel as an international participant. But today, a UK government

spokesperson told the Guardian this. The Israeli government's decision to further escalate its military

operation in Gaza is wrong. As a result, we can confirm that no Israeli government delegation will

be invited to attend the D-S-CI UK 2025. There must be a diplomatic solution to end this war now, with an immediate

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