00:00I think any of us reflecting on the last 48 hours can only be seriously alarmed about a war that
00:07has started and where does this all end. A war that should never have begun but a war that now
00:12needs to be ceased. What we need to see is dialogue, what we need to see is respect for
00:16international law and unfortunately that is not the case at this moment in time but
00:21I certainly make that case very strongly that we need to see negotiation, we need to see people
00:26around the table, we need to see a plan to end this war and an end to the destruction and
00:32the
00:32devastation. You only have to look at events of Saturday of what happened to over 150 children
00:38in Iran and then what is spelled out even from that, more loss of life, more death and destruction.
00:43I want to see this come to an end. I fundamentally disagree with the British government's approach,
00:48the fact that they have now joined this reckless war and I have made that very clear to them as
00:52well but I will continue to engage in terms of humanitarian issues in terms of trying to get
00:57people safely removed and back home with their loved ones.
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