two other teenagers were injured in the occupied west bank town of azzun.aeli cars and threw petrol bombs at troops during a search. there has been a marked increase in violence in the occupied territory in recent weeks. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman is injerusalem and has the latest. well, we know, as you say, it happened in the town of azzun late on thursday. the town is often the scene of confrontations between palestinians and israeli forces. in this particular case, the palestinian authority and palestinian health officials say that the 15—year—old boy was shot in the back. a second teenager also shot and his critically wounded, and a third suffered from minor injuries. now the israeli army says that there were youngsters throwing or firing fireworks towards israeli vehicles on one of the main highways there — they say that they then carried out a search for the people that were doing that, and they say that petrol bombs were thrown towards the troops, and they opened fire using live ammunition, and that has then led to the death of this 15

they say two other teenagers were wounded in the incident in azzun, one critically. were thrown and that is why they used live ammunition. they haven�*t been clear about why the use of lethal force was necessary to stop that in this particular case. so we have those two accounts from both palestinian officials and the israeli army and i think the context here is the spiralling violence that we have been seeing in the west bank. there have been at least 65 palestinians, both civilians and militants who have been killed so far this year, and in the same period 13 israelis and in the same period 13 israelis and a foreign national in palestinian attacked dig—macro attacks. so the reality is that all of this shows no signs of abating, despite international attempts to try to get de—escalation in the region. the bbc�*s our world has unveiled a criminal underworld of puppy traders trafficking dogs across europe. from illegal puppy mills in hungary, the dogs are sold into a vast trade network in western europe. the documentary follows a team of undercover vets and the charit