this is bbc news, the headlines. breaking news from northern ireland to clearing a major incident following a school bus crash in county down for the police and emergency services are currently at the scene in newtown. it is understood that up to 70 passengers were onboard the double—decker bus. details of and not let lee not yet cleared. if a patientjust coming into bbc news with the bbc news northern ireland understands the majority of those people on board our pupils from strangford college for the picture showing that the vehicle is on its side in a field having left the road. the road is closed, motorists are being asked to avoid this area. this is news coming into us on bbc news for the my colleague has more details. what

more do we know of this breaking news? , . , . more do we know of this breaking news? , .,, ., ,. more do we know of this breaking news? , ., ,. , , news? this was a school bus in county down — news? this was a school bus in county down for _ news? this was a school bus in county down for that _ news? this was a school bus in county down for that we've - news? this was a school bus in | county down for that we've seen pictures of it on its side in a field. the northern ireland ambulance service has just issued a new statement, which i will redo you it says 250 passengers have minor injuries. if any with eight other is being treated at the scene for a more significant injuries. that's the first detail we've had on the actual injuries. the northern ireland ambulance service saying that eight others treated there with more significant injuries but 50 passengers have minor injuries. we've certainly seen those images on social media of what i would describe as the walking wounded where people are coming out dazed after this accident. the northern ireland air ambulance is at the scene. we're told that there are

doctors, paramedics, a rapid response unit dispatched along with five crews and a specialist rescue team. you can imagine that there is a major operation going on at the moment at the scene with the emergency services. in particular the ambulance service are sending a lot of units they are with doctors, paramedics, as you would expect for teams, there are multiple resources at the scene as they say. there are specialist teams being sent there. the air ambulance also there. 0ver the air ambulance also there. over 50 of the passengers and what are being described as minor injuries. we believe that there were 70 passengers on board this bus, a school bus. it was from one of the local schools in the area. it's the strangford college. looking at their website, they were founded back in 1997. it's an integrated school. we're not sure of the ages with the

certainly it also has a sixth form at this college know the age of the children on the school bus. across the country of northern ireland and elsewhere in the uk this is exactly the time when schools are leaving and you have that transportation for children that takes them to and from school. you've probably seen it in your own local area. this is one of those buses carrying students. we think about 60—70 people in totals. this is what has come off the road as far as we can tell. we've seen these pictures on social media for them it's a blue double—decker bus and it is literally on its side in the field with people all around it. it would have been a huge shock for the children who were on board. the door than ireland ambulance service telling us that 50 people have been injured. we've seen those pictures where it looks like i was described

as walking wounded. we don't have detail yet. the ambulance services said that eight people are in a more serious condition and that they have sent multiple resources. that is doctors, emergency crew, advance paramedics, rapid response paramedics, rapid response paramedics, ambulance officers and the air ambulance. paramedics, ambulance officers and the airambulance. a paramedics, ambulance officers and the air ambulance. a lot of resources from the ambulance service being deployed to this road. it's bally black road east, which is in newton arts in county down in northern ireland. you can imagine there are a lot of resources being sent to that area to provide as much help as possible to these students who were on board this schoolbus bus. a double—decker bus. blue in colour and i think we can now show you that picture. there you can see

that double—decker buses really gone on its side. you can see the windows in that topic have come out. there is in ambulance helicopter there for that you can see people in that field looking as you can imagine a bit dazed because of this. the confirmation we've had in the last few minutes from the northern ireland ambulance service that all of those on board more than 50 had sustained minor injuries or un—injured. they will of course be a lot of shock amongst those people. that bus has gone totally on its side. we do have the news that eight people are being treated at the scene for more significant injuries. at the moment the ambulance service not telling us what those more significant injuries are because they are dealing with this incident put up in the picture you can see

the fire service also being sent to the fire service also being sent to the area. police, fire, ambulance will all be at the scene. multiple resources have been dispatched to the scene at the moment we know that there are eight more significant injuries being treated there at the scene in county down.— injuries being treated there at the scene in county down. thank you for brinuain scene in county down. thank you for bringing us — scene in county down. thank you for bringing us un _ scene in county down. thank you for bringing us up to _ scene in county down. thank you for bringing us up to date _ scene in county down. thank you for bringing us up to date on _ scene in county down. thank you for bringing us up to date on a - scene in county down. thank you for bringing us up to date on a breaking| bringing us up to date on a breaking story from county down northern ireland. we do have more details on her website. as nicky was saying that double—decker bus overturned completely as we start on those images. much more on our website if you are concerned. we're continuing to monitor this breaking story. we will have a current spotted on location shortly. the uk prime minister keir starmer has been giving his thoughts on the

event. today, we mark a year since the horrific attack on israel by the terrorists of hamas. it was the bloodiest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. a day of sorrow, a day of grief. over a thousand people were massacred, hundreds taken hostage in an attack borne of hatred, targeted notjust at individuals, but atjewish communities, at their way of life and at the state of israel. the symbol ofjewish security to the world. mr speaker, 15 british citizens were brutally slain that day. another has since died in captivity. our thoughts today are with thejewish people around the world, thejewish community here in the united kingdom and all those that we lost a year ago. for so many, the pain and horror of that day is as acute today

as it was a year ago. they live it every day. leader of the conservative party rishi sunak also gave his comments on the anniversary. todayis today is the anniversary of october the 7th _ today is the anniversary of october the 7th. this modern problem, the worst— the 7th. this modern problem, the worst loss — the 7th. this modern problem, the worst loss of life since the second world _ worst loss of life since the second world war — worst loss of life since the second world war was a horrendous reminder of the _ world war was a horrendous reminder of the anti—semitism in our world and the _ of the anti—semitism in our world and the existential threats that isreel— and the existential threats that israel faces. and the existential threats that israelfaces. overthe and the existential threats that israel faces. over the last year many— israel faces. over the last year many of— israel faces. over the last year many of the hostages kidnapped by hamas— many of the hostages kidnapped by hamas on— many of the hostages kidnapped by hamas on the 7th of october have been _ hamas on the 7th of october have been raped, sexually abused, murdered and mutilated beyond recognition. and today a year on many— recognition. and today a year on many stitt— recognition. and today a year on many still remain held by hamas and other— many still remain held by hamas and other terrorist groups. i think particularly today of the british

citizen — particularly today of the british citizen who has endured a year in captivity — citizen who has endured a year in captivity. across this house i know that we _ captivity. across this house i know that we join— captivity. across this house i know that we join in saying, bring them home _ leader of the liberal democracts ed davey. 0n the anniversary of those horrific attacks in israel we remember the victims, the people taken hostage and theirfamilies. and we victims, the people taken hostage and their families. and we stand the whole jewish and their families. and we stand the wholejewish community. earlier this yeari wholejewish community. earlier this year i visited israel and palestine and saw how both peoples were experiencing trauma. we must never forget the trauma of the hostages and their families. forget the trauma of the hostages and theirfamilies. mick forget the trauma of the hostages and their families.— forget the trauma of the hostages and their families. nick because in northern israel. _ and their families. nick because in northern israel. he _ and their families. nick because in northern israel. he told _ and their families. nick because in northern israel. he told us - and their families. nick because in northern israel. he told us that . northern israel. he told us that missile attacks from gaza, lebanon and yemen are continuing. sirens have been sounding all across central israel. and that is because, according to the israeli military, a surface to surface missile was fired from yemen. of course, that is home to the houthi rebels. and it represents once again the different

fronts in this evolving war that the houthis in yemen, also hamas in gaza, have fired some rockets today into southern israel and also going up towards tel aviv. meanwhile, in the north of israel, where we're, we're told that more than 140 rockets have been fired today from southern lebanon. and it's hezbollah who've been firing those, some of them going much further than we've seen in the past couple of weeks or so. for example, for the first time in nearly 20 years, israel's third city, haifa, was struck by two missiles. five were fired in all towards the city. two of them got through. also in tiberias, not not far from here, just next to the sea of galilee, five of 15 rockets fired by hezbollah actually landed. and so some people saying today that, you know, they have got concerns that the missiles, the rockets being sent are able to evade the iron dome, which we know is a very sophisticated and extensive system, but it's certainly not infallible.

of course, we wait. the world waits to see how israel is going to respond to those iranian attacks of last tuesday, because talk of a cabinet meeting with israel's prime minister, we could be pretty close to a moment like that. yeah, i think you're absolutely right. the focus so far has been on the commemorations, remembering what happened a year ago today, whether that's the military or the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, or notably, families of hostages holding their own events because of the friction and the anger, frankly, they felt towards the prime minister over the past year or so, thinking that he hasn't prioritised trying to get back to back their loved ones. so you're absolutely right. i think the focus will move from these 0ctober the seventh memorial events. there are some happening later today, but yes, israel says it will strike back at iran.

bakein bake in israel. 0ur gaza correspondent explained how the events of october the 7th marked the start of the latest conflict between israel and hamas. it started with a mass attack in the morning about fighting powers inns of rockets. they quickly realised that this is one of the biggest attack by hamas into the israeli territory and the retaliation will be huge from the israeli side. it wasjust like 2a hours be huge from the israeli side. it was just like 2a hours when israel started to bomb buildings and towers in gaza. what happened following the 7th of october is a catastrophe for the palestinians. i've been talking to many people since early in the morning and last night. those who have access to the internet were posting on social media, saying that

it's a year of sadness, a year of displacement, a year of killing. 40,000 people were killed according to ed about 10,000 people are still missing under a collapsed building. more important, to third of the population are displaced in an area in southern gaza. and those who even survived and lived in gaza also are suffering because they became refugees and other countries. you touched on _ refugees and other countries. you touched on it _ refugees and other countries. you touched on it but so many people have been moved countless times with so much peril all around them. lintiii so much peril all around them. until now, this morning _ so much peril all around them. until now, this morning the _ so much peril all around them. lint i now, this morning the israeli army issued another evacuation order to three different places in northern gaza. they asked them to leave the area. the area is full of people. even when i lived nine months ago it

was full of people and there was no place for the people who are living on top of each other and suffering for a lack of food and shelter. especially with the winter coming for the more people might be displaced so that i've met people who were displaced, some seven times within this year. who were displaced, some seven times within this year-— within this year. we're going to -la a within this year. we're going to play a piece — within this year. we're going to play a piece in _ within this year. we're going to play a piece in a _ within this year. we're going to play a piece in a moment - within this year. we're going to play a piece in a moment or - within this year. we're going to | play a piece in a moment or two by jane corbin that looks at a couple of families, both sides of this conflict. you touched on it, you and your family had to conflict. you touched on it, you and yourfamily had to move. just conflict. you touched on it, you and your family had to move. just tell me at what stage, remind our views and what stage are actually able to get out of gaza and what you see in the run—up to that? it get out of gaza and what you see in the run-up to that?— the run-up to that? it was the 12th of october — the run-up to that? it was the 12th of october when _ the run-up to that? it was the 12th of october when israel _ the run-up to that? it was the 12th of october when israel issued - the run-up to that? it was the 12th of october when israel issued this | of october when israel issued this general evacuation order to about a million people in gaza. and then me in my family were among those, about a million people left gaza city and the north into the cell. we were

stuck in con eunice area. i've been reporting from the nassar hospital and living in the hospital, in a tent with my family, until we got a chance to leave gaza. we left behind our family. chance to leave gaza. we left behind ourfamily. my chance to leave gaza. we left behind our family. my father is still living in gaza. my sister and also a lot of colleagues who are journalists still covering the war in gaza and not able to go out. since then we're following the news in gaza from istanbul. the humanitarians _ in gaza from istanbul. the humanitarians situation has been acute for much of this war. my colleague has been speaking to the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council who told him that 0ctober refugee council who told him that october the 7th was an indiscriminate day of terror which is been followed by an indiscriminate war. it is been followed by an indiscriminate war. , , . ~ indiscriminate war. it brings back the most painful— indiscriminate war. it brings back the most painful memories - indiscriminate war. it brings back the most painful memories of. indiscriminate war. it brings back the most painful memories of a i indiscriminate war. it brings back. the most painful memories of a day of horror in israel where people

like you just heard killed in a senseless, horrific way. it's sheer terror against civilians. that indiscriminate attack has been followed by an indiscriminate military campaign in gaza, which is very small area where 2 million people crammed together with no escape. and with a bombardment that has killed thousands of children, thousands of children, more aid workers than any other war anywhere on the planet. and a discriminant day of terror was followed by an indiscriminate war for the end the war seems to be incapable of stopping this blood bath. == war seems to be incapable of stopping this blood bath. -- the world. stopping this blood bath. -- the world- just _ stopping this blood bath. -- the world. just described, _ stopping this blood bath. -- the world. just described, you - stopping this blood bath. -- the world. just described, you are i stopping this blood bath. -- the world. just described, you are a| world. just described, you are a veteran of so many different humanitarian operations, the scale

of what you have had to deal with here this time around. the of what you have had to deal with here this time around.— of what you have had to deal with here this time around. the point is that it is very _ here this time around. the point is that it is very concentrated, - here this time around. the point is that it is very concentrated, this i that it is very concentrated, this place of horror. first in the two or three places where hamas and other islamic terrorist went rampage in israel and then on gaza. gaza is smaller than the municipality of oslo where i live. in that place 0slo where i live. in that place then we've seen more than two thirds of every civilian home partially or wholly destroyed. it is unimaginable the destruction. with western provided bombs. we humanitarian workers have not been able to get in

even the aid trucks that are needed for courageous aid workers that stood there and provided relief of the completely innocent women, children, families in side. matthew also mentioned _ children, families in side. matthew also mentioned jane _ children, families in side. matthew also mentioned jane corbin - children, families in side. matthew also mentioned jane corbin from . also mentioned jane corbin from panorama who's been following to families affected by this conflict. 0ne families affected by this conflict. one of the families is in israel, wanting gaza. both have been living in the aftermath of the attacks and the war that followed. a year ago this woman and her two daughters were staying at her mothers house for that they were all taken hostage by hamas. dawn kept a diary while she was held in gaza. she wrote to her husband about how much they were missing him.

the moment the family was taken hostage was filmed by hamas. so my wife. some hostage was filmed by hamas. so my wife- some of — hostage was filmed by hamas. so my wife. some of the _ hostage was filmed by hamas. so my wife. some of the hamas _ hostage was filmed by hamas. so my wife. some of the hamas men - hostage was filmed by hamas. so my wife. some of the hamas men put. hostage was filmed by hamas. so my wife. some of the hamas men put a i wife. some of the hamas men put a cover on her head. they saw my girl, just come golden hair. this cover on her head. they saw my girl, just come golden hair.— just come golden hair. as they were taken into gaza _ just come golden hair. as they were taken into gaza in _ just come golden hair. as they were taken into gaza in israeli _ taken into gaza in israeli helicopter was firing above them. his mother was killed. what do you think what you hear that? they were shot by the roadside? it’s think what you hear that? they were shot by the roadside?— shot by the roadside? it's hard to discover the _ shot by the roadside? it's hard to discover the moment _ shot by the roadside? it's hard to discover the moment of - shot by the roadside? it's hard to discover the moment of truth - shot by the roadside? it's hard to j discover the moment of truth and such a horrifying moment. the danger was from the idf helicopter. we need to tell ourselves the truth. and the

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let's return to our breaking story from northern ireland, from county down for the reports of that school bus crash. let's cross over to our correspondent who is right on the scene. chris, bring us up to date. yes, it is in alarming seen here in county down so that were close to the town of newton art. the school bus further on up this rural road, currently lying on its side in a field. the northern ireland air ambulance, the ambulance we seen taking off from the scene. we know from the emergency services that a number of people have been treated for serious injuries. eight of them in total and as i'm speaking i'm getting new figures from the northern ireland ambulance service. 43 school children on the bus and one driver. four they say will need

treatment in hospital. the rest should be —— for people have sustained injuries serious enough for them to be taken to hospital. another four of for them to be taken to hospital. anotherfour of injuries for them to be taken to hospital. another four of injuries at the scene. the rest we understand have suffered minor injuries and have it sustained any injuries at all. it's still a moving picture. a very worrying afternoon for the school children who were on that bus. their parents, some of whom we've seen arriving over the last few minutes. a few messages from them have been posted on social media saying the quick response of the emergency services and the situation here hasn't been worse. still in operation being undertaken by the emergency services, by the police,

fire also at the scene for the members of the northern ireland air ambulance airlifting some to hospital and also paramedics on the ground here. that is the latest that we have from the scene of the school brush crash here in county down. chris, we appreciate you've only just arrived for the apologies for the dropout for that we believe that the dropout for that we believe that the school is strange for college. the school where those 43 kids were travelling with the bus driver. four patients meeting hospital treatment for that we will continue to monitor the situation here on bbc news. after a quiet weekend of whether the story is changing. more of an autumnal flavour

to come across the uk over the next few days. a showery story but it will be mild for the time of year to begin with. however, stronger winds and a change of wind direction making it feel colder by the end of the week. however, for the here and now, it is all about low pressure. spiralling around this low pressure is a series of frontal systems. here is the most noticeable one from the far north of scotland but a south—westerly flow driving in a rash of showers and these will become more heavy and widespread as we go through the afternoon. but if you dodge the showers and keep the sunshine, it is presently one. 19 degrees, not out of the question. by the early evening and into the rush hour we could see a line up ready in ten showers, some with hail and thunder mixed in their foot are moving out of the south—west and well towards the midlands and the north of england as we go through the night put everything first thing tomorrow morning cloudy and wet for some but a mild start. fewer showers and single figures into the far north of scotland. that line of showers

will continue to drip its way across the north of england into the scottish borders. more showers piling on the south—west and, once again, pushing further inland. the keep the showery theme for tuesday but, on the whole, we still have a milder story, particularly for the south—west put have 18 or 19 degrees. the winds are starting to swing to a northerly and cooler in the far north of scotland. but we need to take a look at hurricane kirk. it will start to weaken as it pushes across the cooler waters so it will lose its hurricane identity but it will be still a significant area of low pressure. still taking it towards northern spain and france so we are going to miss the west there but what it will do as it will change the wind direction and it is going to be responsible for introducing this northerly flow, turning colder. so it could be a glancing blow across the channel islands and the kent coast from kirk at the moment. a rash of showers coming of the north sea and that northerly wind starting to be felt across scotland. eight or nine degrees here. still relatively

mild in the south. it is really from thursday onwards that we will notice the difference with the feel of the weather. a cooler wind and still plenty of showers to come.

today at six: we're live in tel aviv,

as israel remembers those who died and were taken hostage in the hamas attacks one year ago. at dawn, mourning the lives lost at the site of the nova music festival, and the others targeted by hamas gunmen who crossed into southern israel last october 7th killing around 1,200 people, and capturing 251. i don't know how... ..how is it possible one year later and we still have 101 hostages? a year on, no pause in hostilities in the region as hezbollah, hamas and israel all launch fresh assaults. we hear from some of those affected by israel's campaign in gaza.

amidst the attacks and the commemorations, we'll be asking