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Welcome to Navarra Live. I'm Michael Walker, and I'm joined tonight by Barry Malone. It's your first time in Navarra Towers. You were very disappointed. We don't have a makeup station. I'm really sad because as I said to you, I would have slathered that makeup on. So I mean, apologies to the audience that I'm not made up. I hope. It's something we're working on. I'm not really bothered by that, but next time. We've often talked about having an allowance for cosmetic surgery,

but it's never got through the directors group. Coming up

tonight, the Maccabee-Telaviv Rao takes a new turn. As the Home Secretary says, she's lost

confidence in West Midlands Police Chief.

UK graduates have been hit by rising interest rates.

Big nationwide row, I think, long overdue about how student loans are screwing over younger generations,

including myself.

I'm not on this plan two one, which is the really toxic one,

but I am still paying 9% of my income on a student loan. Also, I spoke earlier today to the director of the

voice of Hind Rajab. That's a movie that will be out at the end of the week. Really, really

powerful film. Got a 23-minute standing ovation at the Venice film.

First of all, also a very interesting interview.

And finally, we will look at Mike Pompeo's eyebrow-raising statement on how historians should

remember the war on Gaza.

A spoiler, he said, they should not write about Palestinian victims. Just ignore them.

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Let's go straight into that first story. The Home Secretary, Shabana McMood, has said she has

lost confidence in the West Midlands top police officer.

And it's all due to the decision made by West Midlands police last year to ban fans from

Maccabee-Telaviv from attending a match last November against Aston Villa.

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