and the former co—owner of harrods. an nhs trust is to be prosecuted over let's return to that's main headline. to providejustice and hope to the victims of atrocities, after donald trump signed an order to impose us sanctions on its staff. the court said it stood firmly by its personnel. and "corrupt" during an address in which he praised both president trump and the american people for their support of israel.

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been destroyed or damaged after 15 months of fighting. dr khamis elessi is a doctor specialising in neuro—rehabilitiation and pain medicine. past fifteen months. over the past 16 months, the gaza strip has seen unprecedented destruction in all the hospitals, streets, infrastructure, human life, starvation, suffering, nightmares, all of it, you name it. what is happening in gaza is unprecedented on an international scale. a7,000 palestinians have lost their lives. two—thirds are women and children. 20% of them are children under the age of

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you are watching bbc news. the first week of a trial where the former boss of the country's football federation stands accused of sexually assaulting one of its players. you may remember back in 2023, when the spanish women's team lifted the world cup trophy in australia the medal ceremony was marred by luis rubiales grabbing the head of player jenni hermoso and kissing her on the lips. now mr rubiales is on trial for that kiss, which he

claims was consensual. so what you are. the first person to take the stand by luis rubiales. she said at one point but you just the world cup.

facing charges of sexual assault he is also facing some teammates ofjenni hermoso also testified about the case and the pressure pressure she was put under by these members of the federation. of interest. people the social impact of this case in 2023. now we have seeing illegal repercussion of that kiss that luis rubiales gave jenni hermoso.

to shut down the criminal scam compounds which have and visa regulations. this follows the rescue last month abducted and forced to work in the scam centres. until recently it was off—limits tojournalists, but our there are few places on earth as strange as this. of asia, an insurgent group has been waging war against the state for more than 70 years. think why has the chinese company bought all of this? it is promising a $15 billion project complete with casinos, laundering. thailand rented by the chinese government for being a gambling kingpin. technically we are in the middle of a war zone and yet the the scale of the ambition and the project they can obtain that this

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of this project is breathtaking. what's much less clear, though, is what the business model is. it's you just can't figure out where the money jail cell in bangkok. he told us of his dream to build a modern what about the scams, i asked him? we only do legitimate business, he said. but he admitted it was likely that fraudsters just before our visit. no one goes there for fun. i mean, there's not really any viable means of transitioning into other forms of industry. no legitimate investors or companies are going to locate in a zone like this. supposedly for chinese gamblers, but there are few visitors. chinese women who work

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to the next of turning to the next set of to get to a phase wof s w of the ww w of the ceasveire and release deal. of hostage release deal. of course, that still in course, that still clouded in uncertainty. that is news uncertainty. that is the news just in to here at just coming in to us here at bbc news. now, to an amazing story. first by donating bone marrow and then by donating a kidney. the most recent operation. i caught up withjoshua and his father davis earlier. late 2012,

did they establish that you were a match? um, so the first one failed. so then we done obviously the second one, which was me, tests and whatnot. um, and i was 13, i think i was 12, 13. so it's incredible, so young to go you when you actually got the call about the kidney? i was in australia. and you kind of need to come back if you want but i mean, that must have been so much pressure

on you, the whole family. how nervous were you by even making the request? um, yeah. it was like i didn't really want my son to go in terms of, you know, donating and saving my life. you weren't nervous, joshua, honestly? i don't think i was nervous because ijust wanted to help him. i think i got nervous kind of a few days before you're going, obviously, you're getting put under the knife and whatnot, but i wasn't really tell me, in terms of the prognosis, we were looking you're both with me here. david, you first.

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be ww be tomorrow. he's the only surviving brother of mohamed al fayed and the former co—owner of harrods. report from ecuador, as the authorities battle drug gangs for contol on the streets. we suspect to police have here he have tattoos detained here he have tattoos in the centre of the chest detained here he have tattoos in the police of the chest detained here he have tattoos in the police things chest detained here he have tattoos in the police things identify as working for w as working for one of as working for one othhe him as working for one of the biggest gangs in our for biggest gangs in our search for drugs and weapons in his house. britain orders apple — to provide access to secret hello and welcome to the programme. governments around world have condemned donald decision to us trump's decision to impose us sanctions on �*at the sanctions on staff at the international criminal court. a

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