flights have been grounded, some card payments have been stopped and pharmacies are struggling to makeriptions. we will be speaking to local and global colleagues. all impacted by a major it outage. over the world, flights have been grounded and here in the uk, a railway transport provider have said that white issues have been led to shorter notice cancellations. with no access to its clinical system. with an outage in its computer systems. in community pharmacies, including the accessing of prescriptions from gps and medicine deliveries, are disrupted. to the high street, where the bakery chain gail's says it's been unable to take in—store payments. this branch in london saying it was only accepting click and collect orders. banks, including santander and metro bank, have also reported disruption to their systems. and the supermarket morrisons said earlier it had payment problems in some stores which have now been resolved. the outage has also reached the comfort of the living room. blue peter was replaced by birdsong on the cbbc channel and there was intermittent broadcasting from sk

so perhaps the most serious injuries would have been taken there but of course some have been taken tohe internationally famous alder hey children's hospital. famous alder hey children's hosital. ,., . . famous alder hey children's hosital. . ., hospital. the police have said there is no wider threat _ hospital. the police have said there is no wider threat to _ hospital. the police have said there is no wider threat to the _ hospital. the police have said there is no wider threat to the public - hospital. the police have said there is no wider threat to the public but. is no wider threat to the public but they deployed armed officers very quickly. they deployed armed officers very cuickl . ., , ., , ., ., quickly. how unusual is that? that is becoming _ quickly. how unusual is that? that is becoming increasingly _ quickly. how unusual is that? that is becoming increasingly common | quickly. how unusual is that? that - is becoming increasingly common when there are incidents involving knives so if you have the ability to deploy armed officers then you do. that's because armed officers

it's just been brutal. the rates haven't assessment, they have been relentless. you can see over there that car is already drawn in, in floods, water and residents in this area say that the flood waters are even higher in the community, which is over on that street inside on that street where you see that white building over there. they've evacuated to this area, which is just under an elevated highway. now they say that they swam out of the flood waters and they rescued themselves and they've taken only what they can, which isn't much. but they're bigger concern. are the people who are still stranded in their community for about 400 families living there. now you can see their search and rescue workers what they say that they're just not enough because they're just stretched too thin. this situation is happening or were manila. and again, in other parts of the country. and imagine this type wound type when jimmy did not even hit the filipino directly and just looked at this devastating sick to asian here, it's going to hit taiwan directly on wednesday evening an

been completely destroyed. where are these people going to go to if and when this war ever ends. with that housing destruction, more than a million people remain permanently homeless, entire neighborhoods have been wiped out. today more than a million palestinians, almost half of the population of gaza are living in tents trying to find shelter, trying to find protection from the intense summer heat in that area. but madam president, it is not just the housing that has been destroyed. gaza's civilian infrastructure has also been devastated. water and sewage systems have been made inoperable, and the result, raw sewage is running through the streets of gaza, spreading disease, and there is very little clean water. many roads are impassable and there is virtually no electricity now in gaza. but it's not just the housing that's been destroyed. not just the infrastructure that has been destroyed. madam president, gaza had 12 universities, schools of higher learning. every single one of those universities has been b

dale: obviously there has been disruption, but the world i live in, no one has been injured or killed first rating for travelers but the opening ceremony is ongoing, there have been no issues or injuries and the entertainment has been fabulous and the french are delivering a very unique opening ceremony insofar very secure. from that perspective, yes disruptive, but i think the french are very sophisticated and will fix this and we will move on. anchor: when you are planning security for an event of this magnitude -- if you look at the olympics you've been involved with -- presumably you have to try to think of every single issue that might arise, every aspect. here is three relatively small fires that have been well away from paris but caused huge amount of disruption. how can you plan for something like that? dale: i think your average person is probably thinking myopically on paris. the rail system, there are thousands and thousands of rail in the country. no country could lockdown the system in this case. when you think about the vastness, i think all governments, and you have the

that said, maduro has been declared _ state. that said, maduro has been declared the _ state.e. that said, maduro has| been declared the winner and state. that said, maduro has i been declared the winner and is still in power and does not look like he will step down. as you watch the events unfolding, what do you think might take place next? are you afraid that they could be some form of escalating violence? there's been a massive _ escalating violence? there's been a massive escalation i escalating violence? there's| been a massive escalation of violence. i was in prison in 2016 forfour months violence. i was in prison in 2016 for four months in four different prisons. they tortured a person for 30 minutes in front of me to send me a message and in the last 24 hours that they have been 15 assassinations and at least 80 confirmed reports of imprisonment. having said that, they have been millions of people on the street. people are not showing fear and that coming up full force, more and more by the day, and i think we are at a point that if we create enough pressure in venezue

caught in those rivers and have been caught in those rivers and have been swept away. operation to try to get to those people stranded. as you rightly pointed out, there is a crucial bridge in one of the areas where landslide hits. that has been demolished and so now they have army personnel who have come in and have made a rope bridge to try and reach some of those people trapped. 0f some of those people trapped. of course, also making rescue efforts difficult, the monsoons which triggered these landslides, there is heavy rains continue in the region and so you see these rescue officials trying to battle the elements as they go through murder and sticks to try and get to people still trapped on the other side —— . israel's military operation auainst . israel's military operation against hamas _ . israel's military operation against hamas has - . israel's military operation j against hamas has crippled . israel's military operation - against hamas has crippled gaza's health care system. the world health care organisation says there are tens of thousands of patients who

i have been in this community — massacred. i have been in this community for— massacred.n this community for many years, i massacred. i have been in this. community for many years, and massacred. i have been in this i community for many years, and i would say i have heard of maybe one or two stabbings, but nothing of this nature. so it's worrying. southport is a happy holiday resort which always shows its best side in summer. not today. this has been the darkest of days, and unspeakable horror has happened here instead. judith moritz, bbc news, southport. in a few moments, we'll hear from our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford about how unsual this type of attack is and what, if anything, could be done to prevent it. but first, we'll hear from elaine dunkley, who is at alder hey children's hospital in liverpool, where some of those injured are being treated. what's the latest from there? well, what emergency — what's the latest from there? well, what emergency services _ what's the latest from there? well, what emergency services saw, - what's the latest from ther

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five have been zero england! _ have a good chance. five have been zero england!l foden, l zero england! -- 5-0. phil foden, jude bellingham, _ zero england! -- 5-0. phil foden, jude bellingham, saka! _ feeling confident indeed. well, perhaps the name they'll be chanting later will be that of bukayo saka, affectionately known as "starboy" to the arsenalfans, who has arguably been the shining light in a rather under—par tournament for gareth southgate's side so far. saka scored the crucial equaliser and a penalty in the shoot—out, as england knocked out the swiss in the last round. ben croucher reports. he was england's star against the swiss commentator: bukayo sa ka commentator: bukayo saka has been the brightest spot for much of the tournament! but in this sport, played in glorious technicolor, some reduce it to black—and—white. when bukayo saka missed in the 2020 shoot—out he was attacked because of the colour of his skin. fast forward three years... the colour of his skin. fast forward three years- - -_ the colour of his skin. fast forward three years. . ._ i

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those families who have been _ how they have been supported.tly affected have been supported by merseyside police dedicated family liaison officers. so they're obviously supporting them. theirs were obviously at home but those still in hospital as well. we also have a huge range of support available from the community. we have our service as well which is available for everybody who is struggling or he just wants to have a conversation. we recognise that may not be today, it might not be tomorrow, it might be in a few weeks or even a few months that people might just or even a few months that people mightjust be that opportunity to have a conversation so we are sure that all of these resources and all of that support is being put out there to the community as well. in all of the statements that the police have been out they have been urging people not to speculate to avoid going on social media, but people are searching for answers and, as we are talking now, there are very few, i went there? i understand, you know, people are angry. i am angry

have been asked. right. and the city opened the flash it over the past few days. so despite the guy who monitoring the situation on the ground, spicing continues, and it's what the u. s. and the sunset area, but right now are trying to stop the trying to ensure that the business is fine in place to can to stop the deterioration of the humanitarian situation here on the ground and to allow for humanitarian access so that those were caught up in the conflict can get some kind of a slight haven't morgan though with a very nice us for us from the sudanese capital call to him. thank you. have a health conditions auditor raising to a 1000000 student needs? refugees who have fled across the border to chad. i'm gonna address reports from audrey, which is on the chat through don porter, of the situation for hundreds of thousands of food and use refugees in eastern charge is getting more and more desperate. let's face this conflict. the world has forgotten this conflict and the plight as well. now, united admis

so now let's move on because the children and goals us we've been hearing have been out of school to move in 9 months instead of books. and now share the burden of finding morsa and food with the families. the one says israel has reduced golf is water supply by 94 percent. a agency oaks farm is accused as well, of using votes as a weapon to more against palestinians and children, a paying the heaviest price. the same conduct reports from there all by where once they tell you to dream children now carry water in and just contain or they can find when they can find a carry heavy load. and i'm not used to carrying heavy things. i'm 11 years old. i'm too little, i walk a long distance from the tons to get water. i do several trips back and forth and i get drenched as i walk in this on the clean water is a precious resourcing garza with water stations like this one have run dry. some are switch off for days or weeks of time, so there is never enough water to go around. and that means children have to walk longer. just this is to find a top that's working. my name is dave. we've been displ

and so there have been land slides in other parts of the country that have been deadly. and we are expecting more people sounds as more people to be evacuated to be in a and in values evacuation sites. and a lot more people will be asking for help with the hope is that there will be minimal casualties. darren, yeah. and barnaby. we know that taiwan is now pricing full time soon to make land full bath. how of people preparing for that would there and imagine this type who in typing, jamie did not hit the philippines directly. and this is what you're seeing in the philippines. high one is going to be hit directly by type of, di me. i think it's fair to say that the taiwan has better infrastructure to would stand type ones. and so it would stand heavy rainfall. but again, it's going to take a direct hit. so time we need some forty's are not taking any chances taiwan has been conducting, but it's hot annual has long war gain since monday. so some of those exercises have been suspended. schools have been shuttered, offices are closed, more than 2000 flights, have been cancele

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also been suspended and construction of building sites has been posted . so westbrook is a java space in hong kong. she sent us this update. so pricing gave me moves across the taiwan straits. it's expected to make landfill. and to joe and china, sweetie and province, and then move northwards where it will lose intensity. but full cost to say it's going to bring with that very heavy rain and they are making the necessary preparation. save evacuated, some a 150000 people, mostly from coastal areas. they also offer fishing boats to bring the boats to hava they've, they've suspended some very services train services as well as some flights and it really is rain, which is what is the real threat because of the, of the threat of flooding, according to full cost is assumed she could experience $600.00 millimeters of rain during the tie soon and meanwhile in the north of the country, they are also making a imagine c a measures because they are also expected to experience heavy rain as well. and remember, a china has been experiencing consistent heavy rain and we

and i have been blessed. a million times in return with the love and support of the american people. he made clear last night that over the next six months, he will be focused on doing his job as president of the united states and building on his historic results for the american people. that is his focus. and i will end by saying that i am so proud to work for this man who has served his country for more than 50 years with honor and dignity and i look forward to working -- continuing to work with him again ahead in the next several months. today the department of homeland security released additional data on the impacts of the executive action president biden announced on june 4. since then, encounters at the border between ports of entry have dropped more than 55%. average daily encounters are now lower than they were at the end of the previous administration and lower than at this point back in 2019. but we know the only way to bring lasting solutions to secure the border and to begin to fix the broken imm

over 250 others have been injured. the u on the says that a 150000 palestinians were forced to flee in just 24 hours. purchase taking place in washington dc ahead of benjamin that's known as address to a joint session of congress. is there any prime ministers hoping to bill support for the ongoing ser, some democratic members of congress are fully quoting his speech. as paula is really striving for change of what it says is an ad based deep inside israel. 11 on face group says for seizures of planes and fuel storage facilities that israel's from not david at base, which is 50 kilometers south austin lebanese folder. a mentor of russia's military intelligence has believed to be one of 2 people ended in accomplishing in the capital. most good local media reporting the blogs, top and shortly off to the office at an online den to find when got into the vehicle. yearly issue. preventative has the latest from oscar in sales. so many questions remain about this story. so the explosion took place and then wednesday morning as

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we have been hearing _ affected. so we cannot thank you. we have been hearing from _ affected.annot thank you. we have been hearing from the presidentj have been hearing from the president of the olympic committee. he says he has full faith and the authorities. i don't have concern. we have full confidence in the french authorities, all the measures are being taken and the french authorities are assisted by 180 other intelligence services around the world, not only by information, some of them are even deploying their human resources, so we have good reason to have full confidence. that is it from me for the moment. we will have plenty more coming up on the situation in paris in a few minutes. time for a look at the weather. hello. while some of us stay dry and sunny this friday, for others, there have been a few downpours already, some more to come through today. and then other areas will see the showers tomorrow. but the overall trend over the next five days, things become drier, sunnier and also warmer. now, the view from space earlier in the day shows that this is cloud fro

those who have been watching him for years and have been fans of his, those who have been following hiseople to speak out, i think it will be upsetting for those people to hear that he has now admitted to these serious offences, taking indecent images of children. as i said, three categories, a, b, c. category country of its mysterious level of content and he has admitted to taking at least six pictures that fall into that category. only last week, the bbc annual report came out and we saw that huw edwards was still one of the highest earners at the bbc, earning just short of £500,000. he got a £40,000 pay rise last year, even though he stepped down from his job injuly or was suspended, shall i say. he�*s been in the headlines on and off for the last year and this is the crescendo. he has pleaded guilty to these three offences. we�*re waiting to find out from the magistrate what happens next. he could go to crown court, where he will be sent in there but i�*m not sure at the moment what is being said because i am out here, my colleagues are inside and i will hearfrom them shortly. colle

she is been in the house of commons. she is been in southport earlier in the day.low 30s today. it is going to be hotter than it was yesterday. scotland and northern ireland having some fine weather too. just a few showers across the far north. temperatures widely into the low 20s, so feeling pleasant. but the heat really builds across england and wales. top temperatures 32, maybe a 33 towards south—east england. it is likely, by a few tenths of a degree celsius, to be the hottest day of the year so far. and after such a hot day, those temperatures overnight will be very slow to come down. so still, at 11:00, we're looking at temperatures in a number of our towns and cities up above the 20 celsius mark. but of course it does depend where you live. in the centre of london, 23 at 11:00, but those temperatures around 4 or five degrees lower if you're out in the countryside. the countryside loses the heat much more quickly than the concrete jungle. now, on into wednesday's forecast, we've got another hot and sunny day coming up for the vast majority of england and wale

regrettably, scores have been killed, hundreds haved, been wounded. what little is left of the demolished hospitals have no capacity to properly treat injuries.ar the children are particularly vulnerable in the conflict. thousands of children have been killed. thousands have sustained severe injuries that require surgery or advanced medical care, and many suffer from other life-threatening illnesses by cancer that are going completely untreated. in the past nine months, only 19 of these children have been allowed to leave gaza, and that is shocking. today my colleagues and i sent a letter to the ambassadors of israel and egypt calling on them to work together with the full cooperation of the united states so that these children can leave and get the medical care they desperately need, and i urge their governments to do that. the children have paid far too high a price in this war. madam president, negotiations for cease-fire between israel and hamas have been on again off again. each time we hear of a possible breakthrough, one side or the other makes

what is the impact been like across the uk? it is the impact been like across the uk?, is the impact been like across the uk? _, ., ., _, ., is the impact been like across the uk? ., ., ., ., uk? it could not have come at a worse time. _ uk? it could not have come at a worse time, this _ uk? it could not have come at a worse time, this was _ uk? it could not have come at a worse time, this was expected i uk? it could not have come at a l worse time, this was expected to be the busiest weekend since the pandemic. so many people finishing school and heading off on holidays, as we are hearing it is a global problem, thousands of flights, more than 3000 flights have been cancelled worldwide. that comes from an aviation analytics company. more than 3000 globally, which is around 3% of all scheduled services, a large proportion of that in the us so here in the uk, more than a hundred flights are thought to have been cancelled but it's the delays that are the problem. he was across the airport, over the uk, the problem is that also going to be i was bitten to an american here

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there has been a lot of uh, promotion on well, there's been a lot of talk, talk about it and they will also a lot of support from the united states. but ultimately that project is ling novia . so that they've done the other day. so they have to be, they're trying to diversify their exports. but because there are some the structural issues and lack of the financial difficulties, they haven't been able to isn't uh, ultimately way to risk. i mean, given what happened to, you know, and now that pipeline, the gas pipelines, bringing gas to europe, if uh, something like this could be eliminated and, you know, on a political per text or for on known political reasons. and don't you're seeing that there is, um, there are, there are additional political risk associated with energy products like this at this point. i think yes. and if they're like but offended, it is about the best interest. if they want to have the same delays, she has of energy. then i think the, this is a little depleted and the peak on the central deck in those projects would be so if i fuss do, you will have those projects

there been closer mass mobilization across the city today. what have you been saying? as well as today around the city sense that we so gainesville might divide by does it gathering uh, we spoke to people who sold them to we got for the fuel station. so feel that bikes and we've spoken since to most of our tax dividers and traders. he work here in the city sense that said those guys came into town and they alleged that they've been paid by politicians to disrupt trade and stuff protests. but the most of like taxi, why does he work here with the sensor and the trait is out numbered them. it takes them away. since that we've seen a agreed to of anti government protest as who'd be marching here around the block. and i'm joined by one of them handy for i've done who's become prolific in this, in the social movement is the right side of the vista, the gently so heavy for apartments withdrawing the controversial finance bill. that's how it will begun. what are you calling for now? are excellent, so i like to see when is it sees um being about defined i see a long time ago wh

and they have been on the street and they had been shooting not at people. for now, they've only been shooting as they are, but they've been using weapons to face this protest. and that is where things didn't really get very tricky. certainly a part of that as well as history. we have to keep a very close eye on that. the coming out, so the boat would read off to us a good a thanks for joining us from new york. thank you for having me. of the, let's take you to the days of the news, the palestinians at central galls that have been false to flee once again, thousands of be noted to evacuate bodies by the military. this is the scene that's been happening of the rise refugee camp for the past. 24 hours. people awfully with whatever they can carry. after more than 9 months of we'll see what it says. 86 percent of the besieged garza strip is the is really evacuation old as well. this comes as is right. the falls is covered up more tax across the strip, kind of at least $33.00 palestinians. these riley and striking the olive bossy area in southern garza has left 3

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how the students have been forced to free once again, thousands had been ordered to evacuate by the israeli men at tray. let's show you the scene from the alvarez refugee council over the last 24 hours as people are fleeing with whatever possessions they can carry off the move in 9 months of will you and says 86 percent of the besieged because the stress is now on the evacuation orders, well that'll comes as rarely forces have carried out even more attacks across the strip killing at least $22.00 palestinians. stuff at the nasa hospital and con eunice said they received the body as a 15 palestinians following and is rarely as strike on the southern city. tar couple is doing reports now from darrow bala on those evacuation is of this. what else you, patient forces have passed and is shooting you controversial, military evaluation orders for the residents over res. i'm just a rush procedure because as you can see, that families right now are going to sleep from these areas. heading to divers, bella, i'm to as the wise up trying to find some sort of safety if you have been told by these very a

been due to the lack of shooters. we are talking about the destruction of schools, streets, building the building is black and the basic needs facilities in terms of water, electricity, and the basic needs the cities of life like may for children and a lot of pod goods. i've been cut off since the early morning. is the every beginning of this brutal brooding around incursion on the whole neighborhood? you an agency for palestinian refugees has held its annual pension conference in new york. it comes at a time of unprecedented challenges for the agency, which provides a live saving aid and services to palestinians in garza and elsewhere. where it says it has funds only until the end of september at last, international funding from which because donors including the us of the is, will accuse some employees of taking part in the october 7th, the tax and of being members of i'm us, a number of countries resumed funding of to an independent investigation found no credible evidence of israel's allegations, but otherwise it'

evacuated, but they haven't been hitting civilian targets. hezbollah really has been careful, it has been calibrating its attacks. hezbollah does not want a full blown war as well. that has repeatedly said that that's open this front in support of the people in garza of his ally. how much in garza but, but it's isabel's response really to what happened and measured or some is just a few hours ago that will determine the trajectory of this a conflict which is really yes, it was confined to military targets, but the and civilians have been killed up to a 100 civilians have been killed in level, not in the ongoing in, on confrontations. they know how they're reporting us live from mount lebanon on these are breaking developments. so thank you very much us. all right, so let's get you more on these person developments with our correspondence on the sandwiches here with me in the studio because israel's government has found l g 0 from allowing her to report their any updates in the meantime, while these really armies saying that they're holding continuous situational assessments about the

that's never been done before. that's never been done before.hat brought the rain over the weekend, that's been moving away, but there's another one coming in, this time into the south—west. that's been bringing the cloud northwards and taking rain northwards as well. but ahead of that, we've seen temperatures getting into the low 205 in the north—east of england and also through the central belt of scotland. it's cooler towards the south—west where we've seen most of the rain so far. but that rain will continue to push its way northwards overnight and there may well be some thunderstorms in there across some eastern parts of england, a few showers for southern scotland, still that damp weather in the north of the country. it should be drier for northern ireland. and southern parts of the uk will turn drier later as that rain moves northwards. it will be a warmer night than it was last night. we will start with this rain, though, across wales and parts of northern england. it does tend to move away, petering out. there'll be some sunshine develo

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has been hesitant to do that. it is bogged down in a war in gaza and has been lost to its actions in words over the past 10 months and has been calibrating also is attacks not wanting a full scale conflict, but no doubt the, the situation is dangerously poised. we still do not know the targets of the latest air strikes and we still do not know if this is the response or the beginning of, of the response and see where this, where the trajectory of this conflict goes. okay, thanks very much for that update. as they know, those are corresponding that in mt 11 on so is right. it strikes car that in southern never knows. we mentioned earlier in the occupied golden heights. 12 people were killed off to a rockets froman on the item to fide full hit. the town of marysville sums more than 20 others from the drews, are of community have been injured and those have the food has this, have this report take less than children were playing football here and then a rocket hit several people from the syrian drew's community of mi

that would have been impossible.to take her status as a multiple murderer and attempted murderer into account as part of the evidence. last year, letby was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder another six. the jury couldn't decide whether she'd also tried to kill a premature girl known as baby k in february 2016. the charge was put before a new jury at retrial, and they have convicted her unanimously. the police gave this reaction on behalf of the baby's parents. we have had to go through a long, torturous and emotional journey twice, but this justice will not take away the extreme hurt, anger, and distress that we've all had to experience. it also does not provide us with an explanation as to why these crimes have taken place. this consultant, doctor ravi jayaram, caught let be virtually red—handed. he could see that the baby was in trouble and the nurse was standing by her doing nothing to help. this is the tube that is then passed through the baby's throat and down into the lungs. this vide

it has been a banner week for the trump campaign— been a banner week for the trump campaign andl beeneve it is the _ campaign and i genuinely believe it is the end — campaign and i genuinely believe it is the end of the biden one. if it is the end of the biden one. if it is the end of the biden one. if it is the end _ is the end of the biden one. if it is the end of— is the end of the biden one. if it is the end of the _ is the end of the biden one. if t is the end of the biden one. if t is the end of the biden one, who is it do you think... biden is way behind at the moment in the opinion polls, who do you think of the democrat possibilities has the best chance of changing the equation in the polls? i chance of changing the equation in the olls? , ., ., the polls? i understand that the smart money — the polls? i understand that the smart money is _ the polls? i understand that the smart money is on _ the polls? i understand that the smart money is on kamala - the polls? i understand that the | smart money is on kamala harris given her name recognition and title and the fact she has a

israel has been hunting for him for a very lon- has been hunting for him for a very long time — has beenot him it is significant. he would be the highest ranking _ significant. he would be the highest ranking person killed in this war. we are _ ranking person killed in this war. we are just — ranking person killed in this war. we are just showing some life pictures now in khan younis. that is near to the blast site. you can see that a number of people are walking around on the street. we are hearing, since the start of the war, 38,000 people according to her mass back —— hamas have been killed. what are witnesses saying to you? the israeli military are saying the strike was on hamas... are you getting a clear idea of where the strike was? the getting a clear idea of where the strike was?— strike was? the area is a small strike was? the area is a small stri of strike was? the area is a small strip of land — strike was? the area is a small strip of land it _ strike was? the area is a small strip of land it is _ strike was? the area is a small strip of land it is an _ strike was? the area i

at least 3 of them had, have been killed while a number of casualties have been reported. and they have been transferred to the probably function of hospitals in the north of the district that that impact is to click reality. that people have the new hot truck without having access to with a specially light of the destruction water sources. the alongside with the ongoing deprive ation of $883.00 to the north of this trip. but also what we do, notice that we continue to hear loud explosions in the eastern areas of, of grange work you to come, which is only 2 kilometers away from our location right now in the home side that we have seen today is very difficult to his whole region of every low altitude and the cost of lined up stairs by town where thousands of palestinians have been seeking refuge in that very densely populated area. this into an area of the strip has been the focus since ultimately destroyed. and my guys the refugee time, at least for recruiting about 5 thomaston into killed 3 of them with children on the destroy. it has left behind regular destruction in th

at last, the hopes have been revived. inshallah , we will try to complete the tunnel as soon as possible by solving the technical problems that it has. 35 thousand billion rials. credit has been spent, of which 10 thousand billion is in dollars. the islamic republic of iran has to protect lake urmia. lake urmia is doing well. his birds sang the song of life. people celebrated its filling and lined up for kilometers to see it. the beautiful sea, we are alive. to water and water filling the lake is really refreshing, the people are happy, the last half-finished project of transferring water to urmia lake has been put into operation, this time it was not alone, but everywhere was full of memories. with mr. motamedian. secretary of national working group for sea rescue, mr. motamedian, greetings to you regarding the coordinates and specifications of the badin abad dam and aqueduct, which was opened today, for us and our dear viewers. thank you. well, just as you are prepared, today the badinabad dam and canal plan will be pre

pushed by the democrats. that have been pushed by the anarchists, that have been pushed by the atheists, that have been pushed by the homosexual, lgbt, transgender lobbies who have fanatically tried to force their educational systems down children's throats and castrate children, so there is very strong evil that permiates many of these political beliefs that are advanced by the democrat uh base uh assassination. are not done by conservative christian republican trump supporting people, this is done by the atheistic, anarchistic, democrat fanatics that, as your other guess said, believes that they are pursuing some wild crusade of righteousness, where the enemy of humanity is every white heterosexual, man that believes marriages between a man and woman, and god is sacred thing and family. sacred thing as well as who believes in traditional values, so there is a great philosophical, ideological divide that is only festered and gotten worse, and i think it was all started. really under obama and his proverted ideology and advancements, but now we see the full fruit of of this death and to

the level of support has been phenomenal and i have been stopped ljy phenomenal and i have been stoppedr a selfie or a hug. the leader of plaid _ asking for a selfie or a hug. the leader of plaid cymru, which would like to see an independent wales with a pep talk in a drizzly car park near ammanford. if it wasn't for plaid cymru _ park near ammanford. if it wasn't for plaid cymru and _ park near ammanford. if it wasn't for plaid cymru and those - park near ammanford. if it wasn't for plaid cymru and those using i park near ammanford. if it wasn't i for plaid cymru and those using the platforms we have there would not have been a mention of oils during this campaign at all and people can see that. �* , ., ., ., see that. and here is a mention of northern ireland _ see that. and here is a mention of northern ireland as _ see that. and here is a mention of northern ireland as well— see that. and here is a mention of northern ireland as well where i see that. and here is a mention of northern ireland as well where a l northern ireland as well where a panoply of parties contesting seats in r

has the president been - the last year. has the l president been treated the last year.r parkinson's? is it being treated? no. is it taking medication for parkinson's? no. those of the things that i can give you full—blown answers on but i'm not going to confirm a specialist, any specialist that comes to the white house. in a prime-time _ comes to the white house. in a prime-time interview _ comes to the white house. in a prime—time interview with abc news on friday, he said he didn't need to take a cognitive test and that no—one could proceed to stand down as a candidate. proceed to stand down as a candidate-— proceed to stand down as a candidate. ., ., ., candidate. no-one said that i should leave. _ candidate. no-one said that i should leave. but _ candidate. no-one said that i should leave. but if— candidate. no-one said that i should leave. but if they - candidate. no-one said that i should leave. but if they do? | should leave. but if they do? well, i'm _ should leave. but if they do? well, i'm not— should leave. but if they do? well, i'm not going - should leave.

nine out of ten people have been displaced to del. many have been displaced to del.eft. there is nothing left to give. it has to end now. she left. there is nothing left to give. it has to end now.— left. there is nothing left to give. it has to end now. she had spent the last 24 hours — it has to end now. she had spent the last 24 hours in _ it has to end now. she had spent the last 24 hours in khan _ it has to end now. she had spent the last 24 hours in khan younis, - it has to end now. she had spent the last 24 hours in khan younis, just. last 24 hours in khan younis, just giving her description there. we will go back life to the united states, and we are watching air force one joy states, and we are watching air force onejoy —— states, and we are watching air force one joy —— touch base at st andrews as president biden arrives they're having flown that quick flight from delaware where he had been recovering from covid—19, and where we had that incredibly dramatic weekend where he finally decided not to seek a second term as president. and we now see all the reper

there has been plenty of both of those things today.oo, because enter reform uk, the insurgent party, if you like, at the general election. they attracted more than 4 million votes. a couple of their mps have said hang on a minute, there is a broader argument here. they have argued that perhaps people should be reassured by what we saw the police doing rather than necessarily disturbed by it. in the words of one of their mps, too often, in their view, the police are namby—pamby. the message i'm getting loud and clear from my constituents is that they are fed up with seeing police dancing around rainbows and being nice to people and running off from rioters. they want the police to do theirjob, and i think these police yesterday should be commended. in fact, i'd give them a medal. andy burnham, who's the mayor of greater manchester, has said that comments from mps, ie you and one of your colleagues, welcoming what the police have done, could lead society in a dangerous direction. what's your response to him? he needs to shut up, the man'

this has been the best news cycle, it has been off him the highlights.begin and as soon as this practice in the democratic party sort itself out, all eyes will be back on donald trump. is biden the best message for the democrats or is it someone, anyone else to take the fight against drug because a selection is about donald trump. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. the new prime minister, sir keir starmer, has travelled to scotland — the start of a tour of the uk's nations. here's scotland editor, james cook. no—one said being prime minister was easy. this was not part of the plan for keir starmer�*s third day in office. there was no handshake outside the first minister's official residence — but a chat inside, with chants about gaza drifting in from the street. afterwards, both sounded positive, with sir keir focusing on scotland's only oil refinery, where hundreds ofjobs are under threat. we discussed the economy, we discussed energy, and as we'd expect, we discussed grangemouth, which is a cause for concern, and our governments will

emotions have been near the surface all day. - been near the surface all day. to pay his respects but found that the sun feelings were riding high. that the sun feelings were riding hiuh. ., , ., he is high. come here, sweetheart. he is meant to be — high. come here, sweetheart. he is meant to be the _ high. come here, sweetheart. he is meant to be the prime _ high. come here, sweetheart. he is meant to be the prime minister! - high. come here, sweetheart. he is meant to be the prime minister! i i meant to be the prime minister! [ came meant to be the prime minister! came here meant to be the prime minister! i came here to pay my respects to the victims and families who are going through raw pain and grief that most of us can't imagine, i can't imagine it asa dad of us can't imagine, i can't imagine it as a dad myself. to get a briefing from the chief constable and emergency services about the ongoing investigation, but also importantly to have the opportunity to say to those that were responding yesterday from the emergency services, to say a personal thank yo

and authorities in jamaica has been able to come out and assess exactly what's been happening. we've been monitoring live cameras in the, in kingston, the capital, and we can see currently the city being hit by very strong rain and winds. however, the extent of all those risks that we just heard, the prime minister mentioned won't really be known uh for a couple of hours until the storm has fully passed. and we can really, you know, authorities to really go out there and see what damage it's cost. to see if it's really been as, as bad as they expected it to be. all right, we're looking for was, we know cayman islands is next on the list the full barrel reaches mexico. how people in the hurricane pos, preparing for it as well in the cayman islands. this is expected to be uh, one of the strongest hurricanes in over a decade. so people, there are, of course, going through the usual routine of these islands. basically every hurricane season, we're talking about an area of the world that's pretty used to this routine. and increasingly so in recent years as the storms have become mor