ended former world number one which ended with his opponent winning in straight sets. murray admits it might be the last time he plays in melbourne. might be the last time he plays in melbourne-— melbourne. there is definitely a ossibili melbourne. there is definitely a possibility that _ melbourne. there is definitely a possibility that will _ melbourne. there is definitely a possibility that will be _ melbourne. there is definitely a possibility that will be the - melbourne. there is definitely a possibility that will be the last l possibility that will be the last time i play here. and yes, i think... probably because... of how the match went and everything... i don't know, once you are playing the match, you are obviously trying to control your emotions and focus on the points and everything, and when you are one point away from the end, it's like i can't believe this is over so quickly.— it's like i can't believe this is over so quickly. it's like i can't believe this is overso cuickl. �* , ~ . over so quickly. andy murray at 36 and 37 later _ over so quickly. andy murray at 36 and 37 later this _ over so quickly. andy murray at 36 and 37 later this year. _ over so quickly. andy murray at 36 and 37 later this year. after - over so quickly. andy murray at 36 and 37 later this year. after 15 - and 37 later this year. after 15 months out. near me at saka pass return has ended with a defeat. 16th seed caroline garcia, it was her first tournament since 2022 us open

and following the birth of her daughter injuly, a saka put up a good fight but fell 6—4, 7—6. that is the first time she lost in the opening round in melbourne. {iii opening round in melbourne. of course, i have to tell myself, like, hey, six months ago, you were pregnant, and stuff like that. of course, like, there is a point in my head saying who you do think you can come back and immediately start winning matches. but... i don't know. i kind of always expect myself to stand a chance anyway.— to stand a chance anyway. dating of the australian _ to stand a chance anyway. dating of the australian open _ to stand a chance anyway. dating of the australian open has _ to stand a chance anyway. dating of the australian open has been - to stand a chance anyway. dating of the australian open has been a - to stand a chance anyway. dating of| the australian open has been a busy one —— headed overfor all of the schools about medvedev, he won, as

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football for 32 years after beating los angeles rams 24—23, ending the longest ever losing streak in the nfl postseason. they will have a two point play—off games for the first time in franchise history. they will play tampa bay or philadelphia next sunday. finally, in formula i, play tampa bay or philadelphia next sunday. finally, in formula 1, wolf signs a deal with mercedes to stay on as chief executive. the third... eight constructors titles in eight seasons between 2014 and 2021. the second behind red bull last year. that is all your support for now. more later. for now, back to you, lucy. it is now more than 100s... studio: it is now more than hundred days since the mass launched —— hamas launched an attack on israel. soon after, israel launched military action, saying it would destroy

hamas a continues to attack what it calls hamas bases and operatives. the blockade has led to shortages of food, power, medicines, and other supplies. it says it is allowing three vital supplies they manage manager in agency say not enough is entering gaza to support the civilian population. apart from the more than 24,000 people killed in gaza, information coming from hamas run health ministry, it is estimated hundreds of thousands of people have made either homeless or forced to flee and seek refuge elsewhere in the territory. when the conflict in gaza began, a group of young journalists picked up their smartphones and began documenting the horrors around them. many have gained millions of followers on social media while capturing the war. among them is this 22—year—old. letters have a look at what captured. letters have a look at what captured-— letters have a look at what catured. ., , ., ., captured. family are gathering altouether captured. family are gathering altogether also _ captured. family are gathering altogether also in _ captured. family are gathering altogether also in a _ captured. family are gathering altogether also in a place - captured. family are gathering altogether also in a place far i captured. family are gathering -

altogether also in a place far away. explosions. there is literally no view. you cannot _ explosions. there is literally no view. you cannot see _ explosions. there is literally no view. you cannot see anything. . view. you cannot see anything. studio: that footage from the early days of israel's bombardment of gaza. i spoke to the journalist. she has now made her way to australia to the city of melbourne. i asked how it was to be so far from home. when i'm eatin: it was to be so far from home. when i'm eating or — it was to be so far from home. when i'm eating or able _ it was to be so far from home. when i'm eating or able to _ it was to be so far from home. when i'm eating or able to take _ it was to be so far from home. when i'm eating or able to take a - it was to be so far from home. “mien i'm eating or able to take a shower, i'm eating or able to take a shower, i think of my people back home, how they are not able to eat, how they are not able to shower, how they don't have water or food or anything. it is really hard and for me, ifeel i anything. it is really hard and for me, i feel i am anything. it is really hard and for me, ifeel i am a anything. it is really hard and for me, i feel i am a privileged anything. it is really hard and for me, ifeel i am a privileged person because i know that i won't be killed any minute right now and that i am in a safe place. it killed any minute right now and that i am in a safe place.— i am in a safe place. it was incredibly _ i am in a safe place. it was incredibly unsafe _ i am in a safe place. it was incredibly unsafe to - i am in a safe place. it was incredibly unsafe to stay, l i am in a safe place. it was i incredibly unsafe to stay, was i am in a safe place. it was - incredibly unsafe to stay, was it hard for you to leave? {iii

incredibly unsafe to stay, was it hard for you to leave? of course. i described it _ hard for you to leave? of course. i described it as _ hard for you to leave? of course. i described it as the _ hard for you to leave? of course. i described it as the hardest - hard for you to leave? of course. i | described it as the hardest decision i had to take. israel left no option to the people in gaza. i love gaza, and afghanistan, and of my life there. i love everything about gaza. it reached a point where it is really dangerous, especially as a journalist. i started feeling... they had family members with a different passport, not a palestinian passport, they were able to take me and my family out. i don't think i had a decision, either i want to leave or not. i had to leave because i didn't want my family to be killed because of me. so, of course, not an easy decision as a palestinian, human, and as a palestinian journalist, as a palestinian, human, and as a palestinianjournalist, to as a palestinian, human, and as a palestinian journalist, to leave the documenting just because i don't want to be dead or in two pieces are burnt or something. but, want to be dead or in two pieces are burnt orsomething. but, even want to be dead or in two pieces are burnt or something. but, even if i'm in australia, of course, i'm still

trying my best to abort what is happening and to report for palestine in different ways. i think we can share _ palestine in different ways. i think we can share images _ palestine in different ways. i think we can share images of _ palestine in different ways. i think we can share images of what - palestine in different ways. i think we can share images of what your| we can share images of what your life is like. i think that is an important thing sometimes for people to hear. describe what your life was like and for other people before october seven. you like and for other people before october seven.— like and for other people before october seven. you know, life was never normal _ october seven. you know, life was never normal in _ october seven. you know, life was never normal in gaza, _ october seven. you know, life was never normal in gaza, you - october seven. you know, life was never normal in gaza, you are - october seven. you know, life was l never normal in gaza, you are living under occupation. no matter how life in gaza is full of struggles and difficulties and challenges yet i love it a lot. i love the community, i love how caring and warm the community is. i believe that is because of the struggles. since the war be . an because of the struggles. since the war began and _ because of the struggles. since the war began and he _ because of the struggles. since the war began and he began _ because of the struggles. since the i war began and he began documenting it on your phone, obviously, your followers have grown and grown. you have millions now. you and your friend who has 18 million followers, you have 4.7, he has more than president biden, which is remarkable. you are managing to

share and educate particularly young people about what is happening there. how important do you think social media is at the moment as a way of telling the story of the palestinians and of gaza? social media is playing _ palestinians and of gaza? social media is playing a _ palestinians and of gaza? social media is playing a major - palestinians and of gaza? social media is playing a major role i palestinians and of gaza? social. media is playing a major role since the beginning of everything that is happening. and also, what i love about social media and being able to post about social media is it is humanising the palestinians. i don't want people to see us as the news and flick between the channels and see a massacre happened or that people got killed. i want them to know who the palestinian people are. you must get news all the time of people you know who may have been injured or have lost their homes are being displaced or sadly even died, how do you begin to process that kind of news being so far away? imilieu kind of news being so far away? when i was in kind of news being so far away? when i was in gaza — kind of news being so far away? when i was in gaza and _ kind of news being so far away? when i was in gaza and when _ kind of news being so far away? when i was in gaza and when i _ kind of news being so far away? wren i was in gaza and when i heard somebody had been killed, i didn't really get a reaction. it is not

like i am an emotionless personal something, but that was happening in the same time, and the minute i hear my colleague got killed, it felt like, it is ok, his soul rest in peace, i will be killed any minute. i will see them in heaven, maybe. now, i am far away, and i will see them in heaven, maybe. now, iam faraway, and it i will see them in heaven, maybe. now, i am far away, and it is different when i hear somebody has killed. ithink different when i hear somebody has killed. i think that because i have friends and family in gaza, i don't even know if they are alive or dead yet because there is no telecommunications and barely any internet. i don't know who i lost and who i did not lose. to me, honestly, and a personal level, i feel kind of number, i feel i am not processing, i don't understand what is happening, i don't understand how it is over a hundred days, i don't understand how it is happening again. pa. understand how it is happening aaain. �* ., again. a young reporter with over 5 million followers _ again. a young reporter with over 5 million followers on _ again. a young reporter with over 5 million followers on instagram - again. a young reporter with over 5| million followers on instagram from australia. let us show you the

freezing cold in iowa. live pictures coming of the —22 degrees weather. after months of campaigning, finally, republican voters, a few hundred thousands of them in iowa, will have the opportunity to weigh in on who their party's 2024 presidential nominee will be. we will have full coverage. hello there. there's a risk of seeing much more widespread disruption due to snow in scotland tomorrow, as we'll see in a moment. mind you, i don't fancy many people have been able to get down this snow—covered lane in aberdeenshire. aberdeenshire has been one of the places where we have seen some of the heaviest snow. of course, we've still got strong winds around, as well. more of the same to come through the rest of today. if anything, the showers will get even heavier for north—east scotland and across the northern isles, so some further significant accumulations of snow. a few snow showers too for northern ireland and east anglia. wherever you are, it's going to feel freezing cold today. overnight tonight, we've got further snow showers continuing to pile in. it's another night where there will

be a widespread and sharp frost. temperatures in the towns and cities —2 to —4 pretty widely, but a lot colder than that in rural areas. tomorrow, england and wales, after that cold and frosty locally icy start, we've got a day of relatively dry weather, sunshine, but it's going to stay on the cold side. temperatures not getting that much above freezing — three orfour degrees, pretty common. further northwards, though, we've got some problems on the way. you see, a little area of low pressure is going to be moving into this cold air with a spell of snow forecast, particularly focused across parts of scotland. but temperatures do vary across this weather system. we'll probably see a bit of rain mixed in, lower elevations for northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, but certainly across the northern half of scotland, you're much more likely to see snow coming right down to low elevations and a lot of snow, as well. how much? well, we could be looking at something like five to ten centimetres running even through the central lowlands of scotland tomorrow. that's going to be enough to cause

some significant problems. but over hills, maybe as much as 20 centimetres. further snow, then, overnight and some snow getting into pennine areas. so, all in all, i think through tuesday, we are likely to see some disruptive weather due to snowfall, particularly focused in scotland, including across the central lowlands. more snow to come as well through wednesday. that's going to cause further significant problems. this area of low pressure running in from the atlantic, well, it looks like that's going to give us a tickling of snowfall across the far south. in europe, 20 or 30 centimetres of snow. that's not that far away from us, but it's probably across the north of the uk that will continue to see the largest problems due to snow drifting around in those strong winds. bye for now.

live from london, this is bbc news. a vessel has been hit by a missile south—east of yemen according to the uk maritime security agency. one person has been killed and at least 18 wounded in an attack in israel. the starting gun is fired in the us presidential race, republicans in iowa away and on who they are party's 2024 nominee should be. lava flows through multiple homes in south—west iceland after a volcano erupts near the town of grindavik.

hello and welcome to verified live. we start with breaking news. britain's maritime security agency says it has received reports of a vessel being struck by a missile 95 nautical miles from the yemeni city of aden. it quoted the ship was not master saying the port site had been hit from above. last week, british and american forces carried out bombing raids on houthi rebels who have been targeting commercial shipping in the red sea and gulf of aden in protest of israel's war against hamas. on sunday, the who fees fired in a us warship. let's start by talking to joshua hutchison, managing director of intelligence and risk for the global maritime risk management firm. thank you for being with us. tell us what you for being with us. tell us what you know about this missile and

actually striking and