Alex Ritson

Suomalaisministeri Itamar Bengvir, joka on puolustusministeriä, jota en näe erittäin hyvältä, tai jonka poliitikkoa en oikein tarkoita. Hänellä on ollut tarkoitus vahvistaa tämän puolustuksen, mutta se ei ole lakia. Jotenkin, tämä kaveri kutsui poliisiin, ja poliisi, joka on todennäköisesti tullut enemmän ja enemmän infuusioon poliitikkojen kanssa, meni minuun poliisistaan.

He put me in a cell and to cut a long story short, they let me go after 20 minutes or so, but they cut the Palestinian flag out of the QPAR. The only way they would let me go is to cut that flag out. Just tell us about what happened at the station, because we turned to the police to get their side of this, and their statement, they say that the individual, you...

was brought to the police station, but was neither interrogated nor arrested. They said that you were brought there, and following clarification, these are the words of the police, the individual was subsequently released. Is that how you would view your experience?

Käsittelemällä yksiköllä, eikä voinut puhua itselleen, eikä tiedä, kuinka kauan sinulla on käsitellä. Voi olla teknisesti oikea sanoa, että en ollut käsitellyt eikä käsitellyt. Se oli vain tarkastusprosessi, mutta se ei tuntunut niin kuin tarkastusprosessi, kun olet siinä. Minusta tuntui, että olin tilanteessa, jossa en tiedä, mitä lopputulokset olisivat. En tiedä, kuinka kauan olisin siellä.

Ja kuten sanoin, se on joku, joka on zionista, joka uskoo Israelin oikeuksista, joka rakastaa Israelin ja todennäköisesti rakastaa osa Israelia, vaikka ne ovat osa, jotka vahvistavat minua ja vahvistavat minua ja vahvistavat minua, kuten tällainen asia. Mutta olla kaupungin jäsen ja tuntea, että poliitit näkevät sinua on ongelma, se ei ole erittäin hyvää tuntea. Joten mitä nyt? Kuvatko uuden kipan palestiinalaisen flagin? Kyllä, minun täytyy saada uuden tehtävän. Se ei ole yhteinen asia, joten minun täytyy mennä takaisin kaupungiin.

As far as the specifics of what happened to you in the police station, is it right that you filed a complaint, have you? I filed a complaint in the official police investigation department for internal investigations. I've received the kind of official, you know, you get an SMS to your phone that the file has been opened. I've not received any official response to the file yet, to the petition yet.

Alex Sinclair from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Still to come in this podcast...

A hairdryer applied to the sensor being, according to the accusers, the most obvious weapon of choice. Did this everyday household item play an important role in suspicious bets placed on the weather in France?

Plus-katsastus. No niillä kyllä homma pelaa. Mä oon käyttänyt siellä kymmenen vuotta ja aina on mennyt... Niinpä se kerran ei mennyt. Siinä oli jarrukilipioli irti ja piti niin perilleen muista kolinaa. Tervetuloa Plus-katsastukseen. Varaa aika tai tule milloin huvittaa. Plus.fi Ei me kolme kyllä mahduta enää edes nukkumaan tässä asunnossa. Miten näin pieni voi viedä kaiken tilan?

This is the Global News Podcast. When King Charles visits the United States next week, starting on Monday, he will not be meeting the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein, despite calls by some US lawmakers and survivors themselves. The family of one of the most prominent accusers of Epstein and former Prince Andrew, Virginia Giffray,

has asked people to gather in Washington DC on Sunday ahead of the king's visit to pay tribute to her on the first anniversary of her death. The BBC's Nedda Torfik has been speaking to one of Epstein's survivors, Theresa Helm, who told her that she really hopes the king changes his mind. I do feel like it potentially is a missed opportunity.

Edi Torfik with that report. Officials in Syria say the main suspect in one of the most notorious massacres of the country's civil war has been arrested. Amjad Youssef was wanted over the mass killing of civilians in 2013 in the Tadamon district of Damascus. Human rights groups say uniformed Syrian army officials and members of a militia loyal to the then president Bashar al-Assad killed at least 41 people in just one day.

This report from our senior international correspondent Ola Guerin contains details which you may find distressing.

Ola Guerin. A film about the life of the dead pop star Michael Jackson has just been released. It's had mixed reviews and there's controversy about what it doesn't show. So while nostalgic fans can enjoy the music, others are unhappy that it depicts a sanitized version of the singer's life and career.

The film controversially does not address the sexual abuse allegations that dogged Michael Jackson's later life. Critics have described it as a whitewash and soulless cash grab that ignores the elephant in the room. Emma Jones from BBC Talking Movies gave her review to James Reynolds.

1988, hyvin ennen ensimmäisiä arviointia Michael Jacksonin ympäristöstä. Mutta minä ymmärrän, mitä yleisöjä voivat tehdä siitä, että suurin osa hänen elämänsä ei ole kuitenkaan loppunut.

Is a kind of film like this about such a big star essentially critic proof that it doesn't matter what the critics say. There is still a welter of people who want to see a film and also who will really enjoy being in a cinema listening to those songs.

And finally, a story that involves sunshine, an airport, a lot of money and possibly a hairdryer. They all play a part in allegations of fraudulent betting. Here's the BBC's Will Chalk with more.

It's got everything to do with Polymarket, a crypto-powered platform where users can bet on, well, basically anything. It's been making the headlines a lot lately. Just hours before news broke of the military operation, an anonymous user on the prediction market placed a significant bet that Maduro...

But the alleged rigged bet at the heart of this story is somewhat more low-key. French police are investigating after hundreds of thousands of dollars was made betting on temperatures in Paris over recent weeks. And as it happens, the winnings coincided with some unusual temperature readings at the city's Charles de Gaulle airport.