Pete Ross
speaker
4,645 appearances
35 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 6d ago
Pete Ross’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Does this deal give people their hope tonight?
that the buildings and things can be rebuilt?
They are waiting to see what will happen next.
To the West Bank, where violence is on the rise.
Earlier this week, the United Nations warned that Israeli settler violence had hit an all-time high.
Now, a British government minister has described the attacks on Palestinians in the territory as appalling and has called on Israel to protect Palestinians there and take meaningful action to prevent and prosecute settler violence.
It follows a wave of attacks against Palestinian villages near Nablus and an apparent retribution for a lethal confrontation between Israelis and Palestinians last weekend.
Four Palestinians and two Israelis were killed during that confrontation, including an Israeli security guard from the nearby settler outpost of Havad Gilad.
Israeli outposts in the West Bank are illegal, both under Israeli and international law.
Our Middle East correspondent Lucy Williamson has gained rare access to the outpost to speak to one of its residents about the violence.
That report from Lucy Williamson.
It's not even two weeks since the 2026 Men's World Cup ended, a tournament which FIFA described as a huge success.
But now its boss, Gianni Infantino, is facing his biggest challenge.
European football's governing body, UEFA, says it will boycott all FIFA competitions, including the World Cup, if Mr Infantino pushes forward with his proposals to sell parts of the competition to US-based private investors.
In a statement issued on behalf of its 55 member nations, UEFA said that the World Cup is not for sale.
Laura McAllister is a vice president of UEFA.
Now, a second football confederation from North and Central America and the Caribbean, CONCACAF, has also rejected FIFA's plans, but stopped short of threatening a boycott.
So, what's going to happen now?
That's a question I put to our sports reporter, Adam Wild.
That is the million dollar question, I guess.
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