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Hello everyone and welcome to Navarra Live. I'm your host, Dalia Gabriel, and I'm joined today once again

by the wonderful Helena, aka No Justice MTG. Helena, how are you doing today, girl? I'm not doing too bad at all.

I'm enjoying all of the quiet and the grown-up politics that we were promised with the Labour government.

It's been excellent so far this week. We're in safe hands now, the grown-up politics that we were promised with the Labour government. It's been excellent so far this week.

We're in safe hands now. The grown-ups are in the room. They've taken over. Don't you guys

all feel like that? I mean, I'm having a fantastic time. My mental health is 10 out of 10 right now.

Coming up tonight, we have an interview with Asil Beidun from medical aid for Palestinians.

The Labour government gears up for even more cuts in the Spring Statement.

In just three days, Israel has killed 200 children in Gaza.

That's according to the Enclave's Health Ministry, who say over 500 Palestinians have died since Israel tore up the

ceasefire on Monday. One man who lost everything is Al-Aubu Hillel after Israel ripped his entire

family from his life in Khan Yunus on Wednesday. In this clip, he talks about his one-year-old

son, Muhammad. Look, his teeth were starting to come in.

Oh, my dear son, go up to heaven.

You're going to find all your toys up there.

Up there is much better, my dear son, much better.

Muhammad, he was my first born, my first son.

My whole life, he was my entire life. I swear he was my world.

Everyone who met him loved him.

He brought joy to everyone. He was a breeze. He was very smart, praise to God.

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