iam erin hello. i am erin delmore. hello. iam erin delmore.of thousands of people across the countryjoined anti—government country joined anti—government protests. they countryjoined anti—government protests. they demanded new elections as prime minister benjamin netanyahu faces benjamin neta nyahu faces criticism benjamin netanyahu faces criticism over the security failure that hamas exploded on 7 october. for mr netanyahu the protest coincide with a hernia surgery he underwent on sunday evening which his office at were successful. deputy prime minister yariv levin will temporarily fill the

iam part family. our players play for each other. i am part of that.these player play at this football club to play in every game for chelsea. former world championjudd trump says he has rejected an approach to join a potential breakaway snooker tour. there's been speculation the sport's biggest names could be tempted to leave the existing world snooker tour and play in lucrative events elsewhere. but world number two trump, the 2019 world champion, said he instantly refused, and there was no chance he would quit. 0n the table in sheffield, trump progressed into the quarterfinals by beating fellow englishman tom ford by 13 frames to 7. in saturday mornings other second round match, stephen maguire led shaun murphy by ten frames to six at the end of the session. next up forjudd trump is the winner of the match between welshman jakjones and china's sijiahui who reached the semi—finals last year. these are live pictures from the crucible. they began the afternoon resume shortly withjones 9—7 up and the latest is... 9-7 you can follow all the action from t

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mark, have you had any pushback, any pushback at all from mark, iam mark, i am kind mark, iam kind of some parts of the world more willing to have alternative forms of meat? yes. singapore is the prime example. they want in 2030 produced 30% of their own food, whereas currently it is less than 0.5%. they are really incentivised to make these happen. they are at the forefront of getting the regulation. mark, have you had any pushback, any pushback at all from the traditional meat industry? we are seeing that now. actually, for the first time this year or maybe mid last year, we start to see pushback, especially in the us where a couple of states want to ban this from the market and italyjust has banned it from the market, which is doubtful whether this is legal or not, because, you know, it has not even been assessed by the eu yet. but there is gradually some pushback from, you know, the meat lobby — and the agricultural lobby, as we have experienced in the last couple of months, is extremely strong and they are trying to protect that. and, you know, that's theirfull right in a democra

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iam lewis vaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello.ere we have seen the lion's share of sunshine. look how beautiful stirling was earlier on this morning. it was not a morning for playing golf in st albans, heavy overnight rain left a lot of large puddles around. and that rain is continuing to drift steadily northwards. that means that much of eastern england and eastern scotland staying cloudy, wet and often windy at times, making it feel quite cool. further west, we'll hold onto that sunshine with a few scattered light showers as well. here, highs of 13 degrees. factor in the wind and the rain — only seven perhaps in parts of eastern scotland. as we move through the night, the low pressure pulls away, the isobars stay with us, it stays quite breezy with another front pushing in from the west. that will bring outbreaks of rain into northern ireland, scotland and western fringes of england and wales, but ahead of it — some lovely sunshine. and with a southerly breeze, some warmth. anywhere from east yorkshire down towards dorset, south

iam erin hello. i am erin delmore. hello. iam erin delmore. in the largest demonstration in israel since the start of the conflict in gaza, tens of thousands of people across the countryjoined anti—government country joined anti—government protests. they countryjoined anti—government protests. they demanded new elections as prime minister benjamin netanyahu faces benjamin neta nyahu faces criticism benjamin netanyahu faces criticism over the security failure that hamas exploded on 7 october. for mr netanyahu the protest coincide with a hernia surgery he underwent on sunday evening which his office at were successful. deputy prime minister yariv levin will temporarily fill the 74—year—old's role. before his procedure mr murnane yahoo gave a telephoto address to offer reassurances. translation: i under way an examination. i thank the people who have a record to show concern for my health including reporters. i assure you that i get through the treatment successfully and returned action very quickly. the bbc�*s middle east bureau chiefjoe floater

iam not about nato is an alliance between nations.and go but we trust in this long—term partnership. they are three nothing in public, we are really worried about the potential president trump return to the white house. but when i speak to officials in berlin, they are certainly doing some contingency planning around how to as they would put it and was mentioned, strengthen the european pillar of the nato military alliance and part of that is as we have seen more defence spending and there seems to be a public recognition from rishi sunak and 0laf scholz that europe does need to do more as the complaint is notjust from donald trump, although maybe he is the most vocal in the way he goes about it, but complaints from other us presidents in the past as well that they felt europe was not spending enough on defence and leaders now saying that does need to change. at least four people have been injured and taken to hospital after escaped military horses bolted through central london during the morning rush hour. 0ne horse crashed into a bu

iam speaking, different from any other eid before. i am speaking, this eid...ated and sad mother who is suffering for six months because of the loss of my own daughter —— only daughter. you can imagine what's happening here. no words can destroy described the horrible and miserable terrible crisis happening here in gaza. we are talking with fear and justice or injustice, sadness and a combination of people are suffering from bad humanitarian crisis and we are suffering from a lack of food, lack of water, from a lack of medical treatment. you know that the hospitals are not working in an adequate way and they partially working. israel has prevented the importing of food, fuel and the basic needs for palestinians. we are depending now and very few humanitarian assistance as that is only a small part of the basic needs of everybody in gaza. we only a small part of the basic needs of everybody in gaza.— only a small part of the basic needs of everybody in gaza. we were seeing some very beautiful _ of everybody in gaza. we were seeing some very beautiful pictures -

iam not yet...et hearing the policy commitment. find hearing the policy commitment. and what about this vote at the un that we do should before you came on? it is certainly, for some people who say that weapon sale should be halted, a step in the right direction. of course, it is non—binding. direction. of course, it is non-binding.— direction. of course, it is non-bindina. ~ , ., �* non-binding. well, it is. i don't know if you _ non-binding. well, it is. i don't know if you have _ non-binding. well, it is. i don't know if you have had _ non-binding. well, it is. i don't know if you have had a - non-binding. well, it is. i don't know if you have had a chance l non-binding. well, it is. i don't. know if you have had a chance to non-binding. well, it is. i don't- know if you have had a chance to see who were the six no votes? well, they included the us, because why would the us vote against what it is doing, which is sending the weapons? but that should have the alarm bell ringing as to whether this i

iam part and that response would be unprecedented.ld i cover this war, journalistic live stop the qatari news network aljazeera said the family of its correspondence was killed in a strike on a refugee camp in the strip. what ha--ened refugee camp in the strip. what happened affected _ refugee camp in the strip. what happened affected me. - refugee camp in the strip. transit happened affected me. seeing journalists targeted i started asking, am i a target? his family were bombed in the same neighbourhood my family were in. translation: i am translation: iam now translation: i am now in a cemetery in an area in rafah. it is the first time in my life that i have seen a scene like this. a large collect of grave being excavated. the army wanted to hand over a number of remains. there were about 80 to 100 bodies. they were delivered in a big box in the van and the stench was overwhelming. i apologise. there is a very unpleasant smell. so, we have got to the gate. are you filming? if it wasn't for this situation, i would not be leaving. it

with that, iam happy months and the leaders will follow up.dible other strikes now over and you lnaumm — other strikes now over and you have any indication... other strikes now over and you have any indication. . ._ any indication... there are butcher department _ any indication... there are butcher department has — any indication... there are butcher department has made _ any indication... there are butcher i department has made recommendations to cut military aid, possible human rights violations. we take action on those recommendations? and the first question, the report you have seen, i am not in a speech that, except to say that the united states has not been involved in any offensive operations. what we are focused on, what the g7 is focused on, and it is reflected in our statement and in our conversation, is our work to de—escalate tensions, to de—escalate from any potential conflict. you saw israel on the receiving end of an unprecedented attack, but ourfocus has been on, of course, making sure that israel can effectively defend itself

iam reading planes have crashed at heathrow airport.gin atlantic boeing 7879 was being towed when the wing tip hit a stationary british airways aircraft at around lunchtime. there was no one on board the virgin atlantic plane. emergency services attended the scenes but no injuries were reported. engineering teams with both virgin atlantic and british airways are now assessing the aircraft. ba have provided an alternative aircraft to limit the impact on customers while the virgin plane has been taken out of service. heathrow says it doesn't anticipate any impact on flights going in or leaving the airport. so that update therefrom heathrow airport here in london. people who care for sick or disabled relatives, orfriends, are now entitled to five days' extra leave, without pay, under a new law. the carer�*s leave act has come into force in england, wales and scotland after years of campaigning by charities. abi smitton reports. every wednesday, debbie takes her husband, mick, cycling. we love it. it's something that puts a smile on both ou

as you may see behind me, iam have seen what happened.anding have seen what happened. as you may see behind me, iam standing by have seen what happened. as you may see behind me, i am standing by what is quite a major arterial road on the outskirts of bradford city centre. they are hoping there may be drivers who have dashcam footage that might be useful to them as part of this investigation. these incidents all happened on saturday afternoon at around 3.20. a27—year—old woman was walking with her baby in a pram before a man ran up her baby in a pram before a man ran up to herand her baby in a pram before a man ran up to her and stabbed her several times before running off. the woman died later in hospital. police have named 25 habibur masum as a man who is wanted on suspicion of murder as a result of that on saturday. habibur masum is from 0ldham in manchester, about one hour drive from where we are at the moment. he has connections to other parts of the north west of england. west yorkshire police, who are leading the investigation, are

iam not some months you rob peter to pay paul. i am not the only one who is struggling.housands of people are struggling. hopefully, fingers crossed, things will start coming down now, which will make it more manageable with everything. manageable because today the cost of each unit of gas and electricity has come down. energy prices are at their lowest level for two years. at their lowest level for two years. at the same time some government support is being wound down, and other bills, water, council tax, phone and broadband, are on the way out. financial pressures are not over, theyjust look a bit different. that will pay for itself on the energy saving. that will pay for itself on the energy saving-— that will pay for itself on the energy saving. that is why this former mining _ energy saving. that is why this former mining community - energy saving. that is why this former mining community as l energy saving. that is why this i former mining community as part energy saving. that is why this - former mining community as part of a project feeling good habits to save e

iam sumi i am sumi somaskanda. thank you forjoining us. hamas authorities in gaza say for foreign aid workers and their palestinian driver were killed in an israeli air strike. a medical source at al—aqsa hospital told the bbc that the bodies of four people wearing bullet—proof vests with the logo of world central kitchen arrived at the hospital, the founder saying on x:

iam i am very confident. i think they are really exciting. been spending quite a time doing quite a tense of discussion discussion of the future of the games. we always were going to do that. we have a new strategic plan launched last year and it was about resetting and reframing and looking at the games differently. the concepts that have come and give of the opportunity to test those concepts as well so i'm very excited about the opportunities. the clay court season is under way, building up to next month's french open. the world's best players are taking part at the monte carlo masters. the russian kharen khachanov. losing the first set, second go into a tie—break. dan evans is out though — the british number three lost in straight sets to austria's sebastian ofner. evans has not won back—to—back singles matches on the atp tour this year. looking very good in that tie—break, it looks as though cameron norrie is on his way out. he has blown a lot of chances. back to you, matthew. thank you. in bradford, a woman stabbed to death while pushin

hello, iam hello, i am rajini vaidyanathan. you're watching the context on bbc news.de the courthouse where the high—stakes jury selection process is under way in trunk�*s criminal trial. it's going to be very difficult to whittle down from hundreds of potentialjurors to 12 — 12 individuals who do not appear to have preconceived notions. —— trump's criminal trial. first, the latest headlines. israel has vowed to respond to iran's attack on saturday and is considering its next steps, the country's army chief says. uk prime minister rishi sunak has called on "all sides" to "show restraint", adding that the uk was working with allies to "de—escalate" the situation uk mps are debating the government's flagship rwanda bill. the prime minister, rishi sunak, wants to send some asylum seekers to rwanda. he believes the policy would deter those attempting to cross the english channel on small boats.

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you know, iam a child of the 90s.urn to the programme, we will develop her. we are also going to talk to you about suno, the music app to talk to you about suno, the music app which creates music on the basis of taste. we are squeezed for time so we will do that at the end of the programme. perhaps you can play it out. losing your voice to cancer is a terrible thing for everyone, but especially if it is what you rely on for your living. this is a man who found himself in the situation until he found a new technology to help him rebuild his acting career. haste him rebuild his acting career. have ou heard him rebuild his acting career. have you heard of _ him rebuild his acting career. have you heard of the _ him rebuild his acting career. have you heard of the recent _ him rebuild his acting career. the you heard of the recent success of flanders? you may not realise it, but the anonymous author who penned the tale was me. i've been a professional voice user all my working life. i injured my voice shouting unnecessari

iam betty hello. i am betty and this is the catch up. and being smuggled into the uk. it is scenes are similar to heroin but can be hundreds of times stronger and have been linked to three deaths a week in the uk. the bbc have had adverts for the drugs on platforms including axe and soundcloud. the music site said it had been targeted by bad actors and remove the post. x didn't remove the posts although some listings were taken down. there is loads more in the full investigation on bbc iplayer now. some other stories now. presenter hugh edwards has resigned from the bbc on medical advice. he has been off air since lastjuly, after reports claimed he paid a young person for sexually explicit images. police said there was no evidence of any crime. a parliamentary researcher and another man have been charged with spying for china. christopher cash and christopher barry are accused of giving articles, notes, documents or information to a foreign state. china called the allegations malicious slander. and audiences will have to wait another wee

iam in i am in new york, staying across the very latest in the trial.ekers to rwanda will leave in the next three months. and the news presenter huw edwards announces he's left the bbc, on medical advice. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we will start with our main story. let's go straight to new york, the trial of donald trump. we will go through all the details. this is a significant day in the trial because we are about to hear the opening arguments from both the prosecution and the defence. they are in court, it is in session right now, some details being sorted out. in the last 30 minutes, donald trump entered that area we are watching, and as he normally does gave a brief statement to the press. that's listen. i say before we begin. these are all biden trials. this is done as election interference. everybody knows it.

iam i am live in new delhi with the parliamentjust behind me, these elections are about you is going who is going to work back there. and taylor swift fans are in for a double treat — as she releases two sets of songs about her love life. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live. israel appears to have carried out a limited strike on iran — in response to tehran�*s attack on israel last week. iranian state media said, explosions were heard over the city of isfahan, which it said, were iranian air defences hitting three drones. these are the pictures from isfahan, showing the apparent israeli strike. israel has not officially confirmed, that it was responsible. the international atomic agency says, there's been no damage to sites associated with iran's nuclear programme in the area.

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hello, iam lucy hello, i am lucy hockings. welcome to bbc news now.ssure after seven aid workers — including three uk citizens — were killed in an israeli air strike on gaza. president biden has said he's "outraged and heartbroken" by the deaths. the uk foreign secretary david cameron said it's a "dreadful" event, and he paid tribute to those killed, calling them "brave humanitarian workers". and rishi sunak said he was appalled as well by the attack. world central kitchen released these pictures of the seven aid workers

iam zof i am zof with the catch up.. we start in gaza, where three british nationals are among seven people who have been killed in an israeli air strike. they were working for world central kitchen in the city of deir al—balah when they were hit. it is an organisation providing meals for people in gaza at a time when access to food is limited and parts of gaza are at risk of famine. the boss of world central kitchen said it was an unbelievable —— unforgivable attacker may have put their work on hold. israel says the cars they were in hit unintentionally. some other stories now. you might have seen comments on x byjk rowling, where she trans women as men, despite complaints from the public, police have said this isn't a criminal offence. a new law has come on in scotland that has meant stirring up hatred against some groups a crime. the officers ship we shouldn't be criminalising people saying common—sense things about biological six. and taylor swift has joined biological six. and taylor swift hasjoined a biological si

iam mortified sending intimate pictures of himself. i am mortified and i am so sorry.includes a minister and other mps and staff at westminster. the guardian has the gaza ceasefire. the tories plan to make party millions. and in the eye magazine, sooner urge to publish legal advice on arms sales to israel. the prince andrew drama was gripping, but the original was better. before we go, a quick preview of tomorrow night's show, when i'll be asking arsenal's star left—back, the ukraine international football player oleksandr zinchenko, about the war, his school friends that are fighting, the financial support he is giving president zelensky, and his own commitment to his country. you talk about going back. if at some point you thought it was of more value to leave this behind and go back and fight, would you go? i think it is a clear answer. of course, i would go. that's all from us tonight. ben's presenting tomorrow. until then, goodnight. she has experienced many quakes living here before, but none prepared herfor this one. "it was completely different," she says. "so

iam no nationalist, i am not a british- nationalist, lam not a british nationalist _ nationalist, iamionalist or scottish nationalist. i don't think independence is - nationalist or scottish nationalist. i don't think independence is the i i don't think independence is the most _ i don't think independence is the most important _ i don't think independence is the most important issue _ i don't think independence is the most important issue here. - i don't think independence is the | most important issue here. what i don't think independence is the i most important issue here. what i want _ most important issue here. what i want to— most important issue here. what i want to see — most important issue here. what i want to see as _ most important issue here. what i want to see as a _ most important issue here. what i want to see as a country— most important issue here. what i want to see as a country that - most important issue here. what ll want to see as a country that works for working — want to see as a country that works for working class— want to see as a country that works for wor

iam pleased communication. to avoidance calculations.intelligence. we said our views on the safety concerns and how best to manage them. we also talked about ways in which we can continue to grow the ties between our countries. particularly, the educational exchanges. we want to create opening conditions for these programmes. i had a chance to meet yesterday with some american and chinese students who out learning side by side on programmes in china. these experience deepen their knowledge, inside and outside the classroom, forge ties that will last well beyond their educational experience. while there are more than —— macro we have many american studying here in china. the president said that he wants to increase the number of americans studying in china in the coming years. if ourfuture studying in china in the coming years. if our future leaders, whether it's in government or in business, civil society or other fields, if they are going to be able to collaborate, they are going to be able to solve big problems. if they're going to be

iam in i am in jerusalem, iam injerusalem, all eyes i am injerusalem, all eyes on israel's response,. prime minister netanyahu convenes his war cabinet — as the us reaffirms its �*ironclad' commitment to israel�* security. jordanjoins israel, us, uk and france, saying it intercepted some "flying objects" while they were passing over its airspace.

i enjoy my cigarette, iam not double the price.ike my cigarette, ten cigarettes a day, i enjoy one in the morning, i enjoy one after my meal. but to actually say, to ban... which it won't be for 15 euros, when you're banning cigarettes, when you're banning cigarettes, when you're looking at churchill and you're looking at churchill and you're looking at other things, it is a nanny... you will never be able to impose that law because at the end of the day, people will get cigarettes, even though the law will be banning them. i am 52 years old and i remember kids, youngsters, we all tried a cigarette at 13, 1a, i wouldn't want anybody to smoke, ok? but while the government is going on with this, and moving on to the vapes, but the vapes, i have never seen so many kids actually addicted to vapes, and i have to say that the government haven't told anybody, by the way, the vapes are safe. they did not have a clue on how vapes are safe or how they are going to affect you in the long term. you safe or how they are going to affect you in t

iam required earlier we are talking about human beings.now the answer. some people are saying that the reason young people are suffering mental health problems, it's not that the mental health problems are leading for them to take this route, it's because the mental health problems are caused by the fact they are not able to take this route. i the fact they are not able to take this route. ~' ., the fact they are not able to take this route-— this route. i think in our case the mental health _ this route. i think in our case the mental health problems - this route. i think in our case the mental health problems were i this route. i think in our case the i mental health problems were because she was— mental health problems were because she was really suffering at school. she had _ she was really suffering at school. she had such a happy childhood and she was— she had such a happy childhood and she was such a happy child. and it alliust_ she was such a happy child. and it alljust came out of the blue. she really— alljust came out of the blue

well, you know, iam married. i also paint, have a house. you know, life is pretty good.se times where things were really, really low and i was suffering a lot and crying and just, you know, like, there was no hope, if i asked for it, i would have gotten it and i wouldn't be here today and i wouldn't have been — i wouldn't have known my real diagnosis — the right diagnosis - in 2021. i would have died thinking i had a depression that would never go away. 0n the individual level, like, i'm not diminishing at all people suffering because i know what it is. but if canada doesn't delay maid for mental illness, i would feel, like, angry, but also dismissed. i would feel like — that we're disposable. there's too many clashes and too much controversy for us to say let's go. in 2022, 4.1% of all deaths in canada were medically assisted. if passed, they would be one of a handful of countries allowing euthanasia due to psychiatric suffering. it is currently allowed in countries like belgium and the netherlands under stringent conditions. the medical community in canada remains divi

iam making they have noticed how critical it is for them.m making sure the shipment will start straightaway. in the next few hours, we will begin sending equipment ukraine. for artillery, rocket systems, armoured vehicles. this package is investment not only in ukrainian security but in european security. and our own security. we are sending ukraine equipment from our own stockpiles and we will replenish those products with new product made by american companies in america, patriot missiles made in arizona, javelins made in alabama, artillery shells made in alabama, artillery shells made in alabama, artillery shells made in ohio, pennsylvania and texas. we are helping ukraine were at the same time investing in our own industrial base and boosting our own industrial base and boosting our own national security, supporting jobs in nearly a0 states across america. the united states is not acting alone, to state the obvious. allies in europe and around the world have constantly been asking me if we will be stepping up, we will not be walking away

iam i am gutted for them. we were robbed. i genuinely believed we were on top of the game.didn't have the chance to experience that. when you lose a game, for us, we got the opportunity to losers. that was taken away. i was surprised when i saw her selected. she is famous for easy cards and i think thatis famous for easy cards and i think that is probably the worst decision in uefa women's champions league history. inter miami are top of the eastern conference in th mls and no surprise over the force behind their 4—1 win over new england revolution — that man lionel messi. miami actually went behind in front of a record crowd of over 65,000 in massachusetts before messi weaved his magic — equalising before half time. and after the break it was all miami. messi scored again to give his side the lead, and later he came up with an assist as his side cantered to a 4—1 victory. that's nine goals in just seven games for the legendary argentinian. next to the nba where lebronjames has helped the los angeles lakers avoid elimination in their first—round western conference playoff s

iam home! woo!felled one night, causing an international outpouring of shock and dismay. many came to see if it was true. i feel very bereft about it, you know? i mean, who would do it, for goodness' sake? i feel, actually, i feel i'm filling up now. i today, northumbria police said they charged two men from cumbria in connection with the felling of the tree as well as causing criminal damage to hadrian's wall. daniel graham, who's 38, and adam carruthers, who's 3i, were first arrested in october last year and are due before newcastle magistrates on may 15th. northumbria police said it recognised the strength of feeling associated with the tree, but it reminded people not to speculate — particularly online — because it could have an impact on the ongoing case. the tree may be gone, but it certainly still holds a place in the memories of many. alison freeman, bbc news, northumberland. the mother of a 23—year—old israeli hostage who was seized from the nova music festival has been speaking of the mome

yes, iam. and it's fairly broadly established.ly what makes myself a little bit bitter, if they have overproduction, i could well imagine that the temporary close in that specific region with the indigenous people, the production which they have too much anyhow, and then pretend that the value chain and our moral and human rights issues are no longer, they would deny them. but anyhow, they would say, "it's closed. "it's a closed issue." that's what makes me bitter. and let me end on this. doerte, can europe catch up with china? i would say we can at least have a third of our capacity produced by ourselves by 2030 if you make it right. and i do not think we need to reach an attack situation of 100% made in europe. that would be the end of any trade. it's not about that, but we could then start... we had very good, we had a much better situation of negotiating real climate issues with china in the years around the 2008, 2010, and then it became a confrontational issue. and if we have more power in saying we are capable and we can le

iam in i am in los angeles where pro— palestinian protests led to clashes with police as tensions escalateral announces charges in an investigation into a scheme to re—elect former president trump in 2020. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. israeli officials have confirmed they are moving ahead with plans for a military assault on the city of rafah in southern gaza. israel says it hopes to launch an assault on the several hamas battalions remaining in rafah. however, aid groups and western allies have warned israel not

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iam i am confident that ifjohnson does the right thing, which it appears he will do, and put these onre democrats will come to his aid. to stop marjorie taylor greene and matt gates and the others, tom massey, from kicking him out. meanwhile, early wednesday, a russian missile attack killed at least 17 people in the northern ukrainian city of chernihiv, while more than 70 others were injured. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, said the russian strike would not have happened "if ukraine had "received sufficient air defence equipment". with american aid now hanging in the balance and its troops struggling on the battlefield, ukraine is facing a critical moment. my colleague sumi somaskanda sat down for an exclusive interview with the ukrainian prime minister denys shymal. we saw today the news the speaker of the house mikejohnson released the details of a bill for support of funding for ukraine. around $61 billion of support. what do you think of this bill? first of all, thank you for having me here today. ukraine is continuing ourfight forfreedom and democratic values. we continu

iam in i am in jerusalem i am injerusalem where all eyes are on what israel does next.he war cabinet is meeting shortly in tel aviv. president biden says he'll agree a diplomatic response to the attack with other g7 leaders. the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting later. this is the scene live injerusalem. as benjamin netanyahu convenes his war cabinet — the region waits for israel's response. welcome to the programme. a moment of extraordinary global diplomacy as we wait for key meetings to take boot—mack take place. the g7, un security council and the israeli war cabinet. all considering what happens next, what response to iran. let's take a look at what happened. air raid siren these are the sirens and explosions over israel, this isjerusalem, over 300 missiles and drones launched at israel. israel says 99% of them were intercepted and destroyed. it wasn't just over air space in israel, these pictures are from the skies of jordan. israel's allies like the us, uk and france helped shoot down the missiles and drones. also over syria, over dam

so, iam second of april, and the drones are back.g back to theatre on my own, which is something that the boys do not like me doing. i do not whether you can see, i have like children constantly following me and saying, hello stop hello. hello and then they will ask me for money and then chocolate. money? i have no money. looking through the hospital again. we have got three days of operating left and i am already panicking about the fact that we're not going to get through everybody we through before i go. i know now it is going to be very difficult to leave, and i'm not looking forward to it. i am now out of all my dressings. i wish i had brought more. i really wish i had brought more. i have just been around to the girls room where the female medical students and live. the best team i have ever worked with in my entire life and i have had the best two weeks ever. thank you. i hope they'll get to qualify. i do not know how that is going to happen but i think they would all make really good doctors and, god knows, gaza needs some do

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iam now i am now joined iam nowjoined by i am nowjoined by a reporter from bbc arabic.on. sorry i mixed up uk and iran. region. sorry i mixed up uk and ham the _ region. sorry i mixed up uk and iran. the saudia _ region. sorry i mixed up uk and iran. the saudia arabia - region. sorry i mixed up uk and iran. the saudia arabia foreign | iran. the saudia arabia foreign ministry expressed _ iran. the saudia arabia foreign ministry expressed deep i iran. the saudia arabia foreign i ministry expressed deep concern about— ministry expressed deep concern about what is happening and called — about what is happening and called for restraint because the region cannot afford another war and damage and dangers— another war and damage and dangers on people and the region _ dangers on people and the region. the egyptian foreign minister— region. the egyptian foreign minister also issued a statement, saying it is important for the parties to be restrained to be intentions because _ restrained to be intentions because it is not good for anyone _ because it is not good for anyone. so, bo