breaking news regarding the middle east. the uk foreign secretary has just announced a partial suspension of export arms licences to israel. he made that announcement in the house of commons in the last 20 minutes or so, house of commons in the last 20 minutes orso, a house of commons in the last 20 minutes or so, a partial

suspension, it covers 30 arms export licences. we will play you the clip of david lambie making that announcement in the commons here in the next little while but more pressure clearly on israel and the prime minister. we've seen comments in the last hour or so from joe biden saying benjamin netanyahu is not doing enough to secure that new hostage and ceasefire deal, now the foreign secretary in the uk making this announcement. and all the while today, we had a general strike with thousands of people on the streets adding yet more pressure on israel's prime minister. that announcement just made in the little while from david lammy. let's hear him speaking in the british house of commons. it is with re . ret house of commons. it is with regret that — house of commons. it is with regret that i _ house of commons. it is with regret that i informed - house of commons. it is with regret that i informed the - regret that i informed the house today the assessment i have received leaves me unable to conclude anything other than

that for certain, uk exports to israel, there is the clear risk they might be used to commit or facilitate a serious violation of international humanitarian law. i've informed my right honourable friend the business and trade secretary and he has therefore —— is therefore today announcing the suspension of around 30 from 350 to israel as required under the export controls act. these include equipment that we assessis include equipment that we assess is for use in the current conflict in gaza. such as important components which go into military aircraft including fighter aircraft, helicopters and drones, as well as items which facilitate ground targeting. and for transparency, this government is publishing a summary of our assessment.—

assessment. david lammy speaking _ assessment. david lammy speaking in _ assessment. david lammy speaking in the _ assessment. david lammy speaking in the last - assessment. david lammy speaking in the last few i speaking in the last few minutes. we will talk to our political correspondent after five o'clock. ukraine says it's seizing more land in russia after its surprise incursion last month, but still faces huge pressure on its eastern home front. kyiv now faces tough strategic choices about where to send its troops. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake has been speaking to ukrainian army recruits at a secret training camp, as they prepare tojoin the battle. after two—and—a—half years of defence, ukraine says it's on the attack, but is waiting for greater back—up from the west. a month ago, these new recruits were on the farm, on the building site, far from the trenches. now they're being fast—tracked to the front line and next up could bejoining the ukrainian incursion into russia. translation: i think this is the right thing to do. i look how long they've been on our land.

you can'tjust sit there while they are capturing our territory. what will we do then? will we become their slaves? the ukrainian military, anxious that the location of this training remains secret, asked to see our footage before broadcast, but did not see our script. ukraine is on the back foot in key parts of the battlefield at home, but the recent incursion into russia has given a big morale boost and it's also given this war a new dimension. more troops are being recruited and trained, but at the same time, ukraine now faces tough strategic decisions. will they be sent to the east of ukraine, where moscow is seizing more land by throwing tens of thousands of troops into battle? or will they be sent to russia's kursk region to hold the recent gains? these were the first ukrainian

soldiers to go into kursk, helping to seize more than 100 settlements and capture 600 russian prisoners of war, according to kyiv. the men here, filmed in action, are now back. regrouping. we met them just a few miles from the russian border. translation: we went far into the kursk region. - we were alone as the forward team. we were on foreign soil and we felt like foreigners. do you know how long you'll be on russian territory when you go back? translation: we'll be there as long as we are told to. - if we have an order to move forward, we can get to moscow and will show what ukraine is all about, what our guys are like, real cossacks. after quickly losing land at home, russia has been fighting back, targeting ukrainian positions. kyiv had hoped that moscow would divert thousands of troops from the east of ukraine to defend kursk,

but that hasn't happened. known by the call sign "producer", this father of two hasn't seen his children in three years. through taking the fight into russia, ukraine galvanised its public... ..and worried some allies, fearful of president putin's response. but president zelensky warns time is not on their side and that greater western help must arrive, with kyiv now fighting on yet another front. nick beake, bbc news in northeastern ukraine. nick has written a longer piece on the bbc news website that is well worth reading. many of us are obsessed with smartphones but many are concerned about the effects they have on children. a

panorama investigation explores why teenage boys had struggled to escape a violent and misogynistic content on social media. 0ur correspondent spoke to insiders and the uk's regulator. let's speak to marianna spring now. this covers a lot of areas but so investigation. a lot of people have been _ this i marianna spring now. this covers a lot of areas but so much concern about the much concern about the fundamental problems here so fundamental problems here so tell us a little bit about what tell us a little bit about what you have discovered in this you have discovered in this investigation. fit, investigation. fit, you have discovered in this investigation.— you have discovered in this investigation. a lot of people you have discovered in this investigation.— you have discovered in this investigation. a lot of people have been — have been — investigation. a lot of people have been talking _ investigation. a lot of people have been talking about - investigation. a lot of people i have been talking about mobile phones, social media, kids and their impact, and governments have been thinking about the solution to that. i decided to focus on algorithms, which are the computer—generated systems which recommend us stuff based on what we think we might like and what similar users, may be the same age and location, also like. they want us to keep coming back. the problem is that some of the stuff that can keep a script can also be

harmful. i spoke to several teenagers including one called kai who is 18, who said he has been recommended hate, violence and misogyny which he did not want to see. it has been recommended on his feet since he was 15 on tiktok. he said when he tried to use the different tools to say he was not interested, he keeps different tools to say he was not intere impact a keeps different tools to say he was not intere impact on eeps different tools to say he was not intere impact on his 5 different tools to say he was not intere impact on his friends having an impact on his friends so the violent content he doesn't like, some of his friends have been drawn into controversial influencers including misogynistic ideas and he has had to give them a reality check. his feet are so different from girls he knows the same age. we have a clip of what he has to say. you the same age. we have a clip of what he has to say.— what he has to say. you scroll and ou what he has to say. you scroll and you get — what he has to say. you scroll and you get video _ what he has to say. you scroll and you get video after - what he has to say. you scroll and you get video after video, one could _ and you get video after video, one could be a dog then the next — one could be a dog then the next one _ one could be a dog then the next one is someone getting run over— next one is someone getting run over or— next one is someone getting run over or a — next one is someone getting run over or a car— next one is someone getting run over or a car crash, out of nowhere _ over or a car crash, out of nowhere. it stains your brain

and — nowhere. it stains your brain and its — nowhere. it stains your brain and its all— nowhere. it stains your brain and its all you think about for the rest — and its all you think about for the rest of the day. i've tried putting — the rest of the day. i've tried putting the "not interested" thing — putting the "not interested" thing but a few days later you will get — thing but a few days later you will get another one, there's nothing _ will get another one, there's nothing you can do, it ruins your— nothing you can do, it ruins your mood _ nothing you can do, it ruins your mood and makes you numb and desensitises you to everything. and desensitises you to everything-— and desensitises you to everything.- what | and desensitises you to i everything.- what he and desensitises you to everything. what what he is describing — everything. what what he is describing their _ everything. what what he is describing their is _ everything. m�*iat what he is describing their is what i've heard from a lot of teenagers so i tracked down some of the people who worked inside the social media companies including someone called andrew kwon who worked at tiktok in dublin and he and a colleague decided to look at what 16—year—olds are seeing and other users are seeing and found that some 16—year—olds recommended misogyny, violence and pornography. they said they raised it at the time and they say action was not taken. you talked about _ say action was not taken. you talked about looking - say action was not taken. you talked about looking at solutions, we know this is a problem and you are

highlighting all the areas of concern so in terms of tackling it, what are new ways forward? you got people like andrew on the inside who are giving practical suggestions they would like the companies to make, you have teenagers telling us we don't want phones to be banned but we want social media companies to listen to us, you have regulators like 0fcom who are in charge of enforcing a new online safety act and they also want companies to be more receptive to what teenagers want. tiktok says it uses innovative technology, privacy settings for teens quitting blocking stuff which might not be suitable, and meta says it has more than 50 different tools, resources and features to give teens an age appropriate experience.— teens an age appropriate experience. teens an age appropriate exerience. ., ., ., ., , experience. the panorama is available _ experience. the panorama is available on _ experience. the panorama is available on bbc _ experience. the panorama is available on bbc one - experience. the panorama is available on bbc one at - experience. the panorama is available on bbc one at 8pm experience. the panorama is i available on bbc one at 8pm or iplayer and if you are not in the uk, you can read it on the

bbc website. we will have a busy next 60 minutes, we will get the announcement from the uk foreign secretary partially suspending arms exports to israel, joe biden has also been speaking, we got a general strike in israel and we will talk on the programme about that whole issue of dynamic pricing after everything that has happened with oasis tickets, we will talk to one retailer who was selling one set of tickets for over £7,000. theyjoin us live in the programme in the next few minutes. all of that is after the weather. good afternoon. today is a classic transition day, weather—wise. a change is taking place from the very warm and humid air that brought some of us temperatures of up to 30 degrees yesterday, to some cooler and fresher conditions heading in from the west for the middle part of the week. but as that transition takes place, the cooler air bumping

into the warm and humid air, we have a lot of mist and murk out there, some very gloomy scenes across many parts of the uk and also some outbreaks of rain. this is a really messy transition. yes, we have low pressure in charge, but various different frontal systems bringing showers or longer spells of rain. it does look like this heavy and persistent rain will continue to move north—eastwards. the chance of some thunderstorms across the north—east of scotland. as things brighten up further south and west we will see some sharp showers again, with the potential for some heavy downpours and some thunder and lightning. still up to the middle 20s across eastern england. cooler and fresher further north and west. as we go through this evening and tonight, we will continue to see those areas of showery rain pushing northwards and eastwards. some clearer spells spreading from the west. i think we will keep a fair amount of cloud, perhaps some mist and murk around here and there. another rather warm night in the south—east corner, but a much cooler, fresher one further north and west.

that fresher air will continue to make progress southwards and eastwards during tomorrow. this band of cloud and patchy rain affecting parts of western scotland and northern ireland, perhaps into north—west england and parts of north wales. some cloud and showers further south and east, but equally some spells of sunshine and those temperatures, 16 for aberdeen and for glasgow, 22 in london. this big area of high pressure in the atlantic is going to try to extend its influence for the middle part of the week. still, though, some weak frontal zones in the picture, so that means a lot of dry weather, thanks to that area of high pressure, but those weak weather fronts still bringing some areas of cloud and some bits and pieces of showery rain at times. those temperatures will be lower — 1a to 21 degrees covers things north to south for the middle of the week. for the end of the week, well, there is a lot of uncertainty about the detail, but it looks like low pressure may develop to the south of the uk bringing some outbreaks of rain, with some drier conditions further north.

live from london, this is bbc news. a general strike in israel over the lack of progress on a hostage deal — as president biden says benjamin netanyhu is not doing enough — and the uk announces a partial suspension of arms exports to israel.

partial economic shutdown here, more heat from washington any suspension of some arms from the uk. the pressure on the government here continues. victory for germany's afd — who've become the first far—right party to win a regional election since world war ii. the uk government will investigate the use of dynamic pricing, after huge anger over the cost of oasis tickets.