i was able to see muslim worshippers going into al asqa mosque because doors were open for prayers andre preparing for a pass over. ——jewish people. when dues were preparing for a pass over. —— jewish people. when there are these ceremonies they can quickly escalate into conflict and politics come at the moment of the concern as it will be short—lived. what is being done to try to keep calm on all sides? the israeli police have said they have a very high presence in a high state of alert across the old city and the prime minister has tweeted everything is being done to restore calm and ensure people can have the holidays but what has happened this morning has led to a lot of condemnation from palestinian officials including hamas in gaza and last may during ramadan problems injerusalem quickly escalated and hamas militants fired rockets at jerusalem and that led to an 11 day full—scale conflict. the fear is another confrontation could flare up very quickly. 395 people are now known to have died in the south african province of kwazulu—natal in the worst flooding in decades. days of tor

i was able to see muslim worshippers going into al—asqa mosque, as the doors were reopened for lunchtimecession and jews were preparing for passover. when there are these ceremonies here at this site, they can quickly escalate into conflict. it is calm at the moment of the concern as it will be short—lived. south african authorities say almost four hundred people are now known to have died during severe floods in kwazulu—natal province — described as the worst in decades. the provincial premier said almost ai,000 people have been affected around the city of durban. days of torrential rain have washed away homes, roads and bridges. the police, army and volunteer rescuers are widening their search for those still missing. plans to send some asylum seekers who arrive in the uk to live in rwanda have been described as "absolutely chilling" by charities and politicians. britain's home secretary, priti patel, who travelled to rwandan capital kigali to sign the deal, said the "vast majority" of those arriving in the uk "illegally" would be considered for relocation to rwanda. the government say