a bbc storyville, life and death in gaza, will be broadcast in october.in indian—administered pain, anguish and loss. mr president, as we face the abyss, this council has a duty to speak with one voice and we must say that the rockets must stop now. the air strikes must stop now. the air strikes must stop now. the air strikes must stop now. talks must start now. with an immediate cease—fire on both sides now. it is time to pull back from the brink. mr president, full—blown war is not in the interest of the israeli or the lebanese people. and that is why within hours of last week strikes, i called for an immediate cease—fire between lebanese, his hezbollah, and israel. we are formalising a wider demand for the cease—fire in the political plans implemented. and at the meeting in new york, the prime minister has been urging our g7 and other partners to do the same. our priority must be political solution in line with resolution 1701, it is our duty to do all we can to exert maximum diplomatic pressure so lebanese and israeli civilians can go home and lives c

another bbc storyville documentary, life and death in gaza, will be broadcast next month.bc news. let's look at some other stories making the news. delegates at the labour party conference have voted for the government to reverse its decision to cut winter fuel payments. ten million pensioners stand to lose the benefit, after the chancellor announced she was planning to restrict payments to only those older people receiving pension credit. the conference vote, however, is non—binding. animal welfare inspectors have been sent into more than 200 farms amid claims one of the uk's largest food certification schemes is failing to enforce legal standards. rspca assured's labels are supposed to inform shoppers that food they are buying has been produced to higher welfare standards. but campaign organisations say their investigations found issues at around a0 farms. rail workers belonging to the rmt union have accepted a pay deal, ending a long—running dispute which has led to multiple strikes. staff at network rail and at train operators agreed to an increase of 4.5%. train drive

another bbc storyville documentary, life and death in gaza, will be broadcast next month.ard to accuse the former owner of harrods, mohamed al fayed, of abuse, including sexual assault. the fresh accusations come in the wake of a bbc documentary broadcast last week, which exposed decades of serious allegations. al fayed died last year. the new claims raise questions, about what those around him at the time knew, and how they may have enabled his actions. those closest to him included his security team, headed by an ex metropolitan police officer, john macnamara. he's alledged to have intimidated victims to stop them speaking out. it's claimed his senior personal assistants would arrange meetings for him with young women from harrods. doctors would carry out on women intrusive medical examinations for harrods. two have been named as dr ann coxon, who hasn't commented, and wendy snell, who's since died. then there's michael cole, harrods' director of public affairs from 1988—1998, who defended him over stories of alleged sexual harassment and assault. there were also others

another bbc storyville documentary, life and death in gaza, will be broadcast next month.l arrive in new york on thursday to attend the un general assembly, before delivering an address on friday. and we will have more on the day's events from new york, including discussions about the war in ukraine, a little later in the programme. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. delegates at the labour party conference in liverpool have voted for the government to reverse its decision to cut winter fuel payments. ten million pensioners stand to lose the benefit, which is worth about £300, after the chancellor announced she was planning to restrict payments to only those older people receiving pension credit. the conference vote, however, is non—binding. animal welfare inspectors have been sent into more than 200 farms amid claims one of the uk's largest food certification schemes is failing to enforce legal standards. rspca assured's supermarket labels are supposed to inform shoppers that food they are buying has been pr

a bbc storyville, life and death in gaza, will be broadcast in october.ation after free wifi given to 20 train stations across the uk was hacked in a cyber—security incident. passengers who attempted to log into the service at busy hubs such as london euston and manchester piccadilly were met with a webpage that was headlined "we love you europe." simon jones has more. the wi—fi hacked, a free service for passengers compromised. people wanting to use it during last night's rush hour were redirected to this web page. entitled we love you europe, it gave details of several terror attacks that have been carried out in recent years, both in britain and abroad. normally, when you try to get on the wi—fi system at a railway station, it will take you to an introductory page where you tick to say you accept the terms and conditions. but i've just tried to get on the wi—fi here at london euston station and there's simply not an option to do so. the system has been switched off. investigators are now trying to find out who was behind the attack and how they accesse

a bbc storyville: life and death in gaza, will be broadcast in october.been holding meetings with physics executives in new york. here he is visiting the nasdaq stock exchange. it comes ahead of the uk's international investment summit in october which the government hopes will attract hundreds of leading executives and financiers. elon musk has given a scathing response on x after the bbc revealed he hadn't been invited to the summit next month. he said he didn't think anyone should go to the uk when they were, as he put it, "releasing convicted paedophiles in order to imprison people for social media posts." he didn't cite any evidence for his claim. faisal islam has more on this. . ., ., , for his claim. faisal islam has more on this. .., ., , , on this. the context of this is the international _ on this. the context of this is the international investment - on this. the context of this is the | international investment summit, on this. the context of this is the - international investment summit, for the government it's absolutely essential in terms o

tomorrow a bbc storyville documentary gives a harrowing insight into the assault on those young peopleho came to dance, have fun and be with their friends. the footage you're about to see is very upsetting. using the testimony of survivors, cctv, and mobile phone videos, plus gopro footage from hamas, who were livestreaming, the film tells the stories of those who lived, those who were taken hostage and those who died when hamas arrived and began to kill anyone in sight. a festival for around 3500 young israelis and otherforeign nationals ended with 364 people murdered, and 44 others taken hostage. here's an extract from the film. we're going to talk now to 25—year—old noam and girlfriend of david. david was murdered whilst he and noam both hid at the festival in a rubbish skip. alongside noam is ben, who is 28, and he helped a mum called moran, a mum of two young boys, to survive. thank you for being here. i want to ask you both first of all, why you wanted to take part in this film. i why you wanted to take part in this film. . j~ why you wanted to take part in this film. . f~ , why

a bbc storyville, life and death in gaza, will be broadcast next month.ding wheat and barley. and that could soon have an impact on the price of a pint. ben is at a brewery in stoke for us this morning to explain more. there are of a fair few pints in the storage _ there are of a fair few pints in the storage vessels with each holding about _ storage vessels with each holding about 16,000 not ready to drink yet, but it's— about 16,000 not ready to drink yet, but it's very — about 16,000 not ready to drink yet, but it's very clever how it works. this _ but it's very clever how it works. this control _ but it's very clever how it works. this control panel here, they are fermenting at about 21 or 23 celsius for the _ fermenting at about 21 or 23 celsius for the first — fermenting at about 21 or 23 celsius for the first two days and then up here _ for the first two days and then up here they— for the first two days and then up here they call them down to seven ceisius— here they call them down to seven celsius for— here they call them down to seven celsius fo

so a bbc spokesman said the bbc storyville film shows in unsparing detail the way in which hamas setle as possible at a music festival on october 7th. their descriptions of hamas as a terrorist organisation have of course, not been changed, so they argue that the opposite is true and that, you know , all hunky dory. happy you know, all hunky dory. happy days at the beeb . days at the beeb. >> now what i expect. and you know, i haven't watched the full thing through, admittedly, but what i expect that they've done is where there have been individual interviews with they interviewed, i think 20 survivors from the nova festival that if they if they called them terrorists, you know, that was someone giving their opinion. but say the headlines at the beginning of the show, which is meant to say be the independent narrator saying that hamas are terrorists in that part. i think that they think calling hamas a terrorist is biased. i think that they think that that doesn't fit their guidelines, because i think they think that calling hamas a terrorist is an opinion. but it's not. it's just a