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, people that fled the fighting in other parts of the gaza strip. fighting in other parts of the gaza strilande knell, live in jerusalem. _ strip. yolande knell, live in jerusalem, thank _ strip. yolande knell, live in jerusalem, thank you. - the middle east and ukraine are both set to be discussed as rishi sunak is visiting germany to meet his german counterpart — chancellor olaf scholz. it's mr sunak�*s first trip to berlin since becoming prime minister in october 2022. defence spending is firmly on the agenda. let's speak to our berlin correspondent — jessica parker. no 10 saying it will open a new chapter in partnership. what's likely to be discussed today? as you are saying defence spending and the defence picture overall, european security i think is top of the agenda. there are some details in there about specific areas of cooperation, types of weapons that the uk and germany can develop jointly together. but i think this is also very much about the politics and the signals that it sends, so rishi sunak of course yesterday in poland announced the uk would be hiking defence spending

gaza. >> i want to be very clear, the stri was not carried out with the intention of harming wck aid workersas a mistake that followed the misidentification during the war in very complex conditions. it shouldn't have happened. stephanie: the general vowed israel will improve the way it core needs a distribution because it will take immediate action to protect humanitarian aid workers. he set a thorough investigation will be completed in the coming days. in the day's other headlines: president biden and chinese president xi jinping spoke by phone in their first conversation since a summit in california last november. white house officials said the topics ranged from taiwan to fentanyl to artificial intelligence. they described the conversation as -- quote -- "candid and constructive," as the leaders try to tamp down tensions. >> we believe that there is no substitute for regular communication at the leader level to effectively manage this complex and often tense bilateral relationship. and both presidents agreed to pick up the phone and speak when needed. stephanie: as for xi, china's state