we are expecting an u date been happening. we are expecting an update from — been happening.cting an update from the _ been happening. we are expecting an update from the london _ been happening. we are expecting an update from the london fire - been happening. we are expecting an update from the london fire brigade i update from the london fire brigade potentially and the next hour but the call to them when ten at 2:44am, the call to them when ten at 2:44am, the majority of people you would assume we are asleep at the time. the pictures that have emerged of the fire engulfing the flats, six floors, we understand that our ten flats on each floor, it would have been no doubt terrifying for them. in terms of what is happening in the latest is at a still a major incident that has been declared and also the latest line from the fire brigade is that a significant search and rescue operation is still under way. what we do not know is whether everyone end of the block of flats has been accounted for. there have been very large ladders which have firefighters at the top pouring water

been injured.rgeting police, one officer has been injured. officers are working valiantly to keep the pun uh public safe. special drone surveillance and the national police air service have been sweeping the area, as part of our efforts to identify those involved. in addition to that, this west midlands fire service which serves tamworth has also been putting out a statement, saying that the situation is being assessed norris, this is because there was a suggestion that at a hotel that may house asylum seekers, had been set alight in some way. the west midlands fire service are liaising with police closely and we are confirming the exact nature of the incident before deployment, they have confirmed they have got fire engines at the holiday inn at the moment, two appliances currently in attendance so the west midlands fire service working alongside staffordshire police but everyone being asked to avoid the area around the holiday inn, in tamworth, following that violence. we can now talk to marc 0we

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the last few weeks have been difficult. and we have been. been difficult.some turmoil. but we know that we are at our best when we work in unity _ that we are at our best when we work in unity as— that we are at our best when we work in unity as a— that we are at our best when we work in unity. as a party, and as a nation — in unity. as a party, and as a nation. p, �* , in unity. as a party, and as a nation. ., �* , nation. so what's in her inbox? immediately — nation. so what's in her inbox? immediately choosing - nation. so what's in her inbox? immediately choosing a - nation. so what's in her inbox?| immediately choosing a cabinet nation. so what's in her inbox? - immediately choosing a cabinet and finding someone to fill his shoes as the cabinet secretary for health. the problems of the welsh nhs are well publicised. she oversaw a period where targets were failed, waiting list grew, to a new record, and she needs to find someone to fill a job and also the looming prospect of thousands ofjobs being lost in the steel industry over in port talbot. lost in

this has been something that has beenin this has been something that has been in the works in some wayform for months been in the works in some way, shape or form for months now. been in the works in some way, shape orform for months now. we know biden first talked about this proposal way back at the end of may, and there have been various iterations that have gone back and forth between the parties involved. we know that hamas has been telling cbs news that they don't believe that israel is negotiating in good faith at this point, and that is why they say they will not be sending a representative to these talks coming up representative to these talks coming up tomorrow. israel continues to maintain that they are not only mentioning that they want to get the hostages back but also they say that they want to eliminate hamas in any way, shape orform they want to eliminate hamas in any way, shape or form that that would require. still at this stalemate at a really critical time in this conflict. . ~ a really critical time in this conflict. ., ~ , ., , . a really critical time in this conf

it has been scaling upstanding. the military strikes seem to sell that part of the city on you and us. what right now they, they have been operate simple for at least a week. killing doses of policy is one of the latest attacks has killed at 6 palestinians after their residential house was to, to get to it. and those of health ministry unit and i was moving team thompson youngs have been killed since don't today. but me to, to you to be overhead with no. so was the 1st flight a lot by the way, elizabeth, be a kind of sitting here expecting please. so it just strikes me. is it still expanding its ground invasion for the defense? for an area, it's picking multiple therapeutic sounds, especially on amazon, right? the appraisal to become a little bit and like display, she was just kind of showing him about with it's 5 children. it must be tabel product to be then expecting more strides. even as these, these 5 negotiations are supposed to be taking place. meanwhile, thought it was saying reports that move our students ha

this is something that we've been following and reporting on for years another big name that has been in the mix is volodymyr krasikov he is a russian fsb assassin. fsb was the successor to the kgb and he has been held by germany for several years after carrying out an assassination in the german capital, berlin and so the expectation for this trade, which now appears to be underway is that it is a multi-party trade that would involve at the very least, the united states, russia, and germany. but it is expected that there would be other countries involved as well. kate, we are still waiting for the parameters of this exchange, which could include a large number of prisoners there's well more than the names that i just mentioned because you do have all of these countries involved, you remember that when brittney griner, the wnba star was exchanged for viktor boot, the russian arms dealer boot was essentially the biggest name that the u.s. has had in captivity and so there are no more boldface names in the u.s. prison system. and so in order to get these americans out, the u.s. has had

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there has been a pattern to all of this where the attacks have mainly been on military targets on each border zones of each country. that has done a lot of damage — more than 100,000 people have had to flee here, about 60,000 had to flee in israel and are still out of their homes, and there have been fatalities — hezbollah has lost more than 400 fighters and more than 100 civilians have been killed in israeli attacks, according to the lebanese authorities. 0n the other side, the death toll is a lot lower, more than a0 people, but at least two dozen civilians in that number. things have been contained to this pretty familiar tit—for—tat pattern. the fear on the part of the international community is that every day this continues, either israel or hezbollah could reach a tipping point into all—out war. in the past few days, the tempo of the attacks has increased, things have been happening faster and we have had this major operation by hezbollah which israel said it acted pre—emptively to try to stop. we are certainly at an inflection point, the question is what israel does now. hezbolla

what has been your experience? i mean, you've also been posting about the situation in your country. i guess. um, so a lot of the way that a bug or dish in the diaspora, and i think bangladesh, he's in general, i think i understand our cultural identity comes from our history. and i think in this moment, a lot of what i've been thinking about is, connections to our history and different pinnacle points in our liberation. struggle, specifically, the student less what protests are reminding me of 1952 when topic university. students were also killed over voicing their opinions and fighting against political suppression and to see that and which to hear that all my life. and now see that unfold 70 years later. and to see student protests to meet with the utmost violence. i think it's also coming from a very specific, very special perspective in the sense that i'm coming from my college campuses, where i was involved in student protests and to see my own country. people involved now, but to be met with violence and, an

a man has been arrested.ttacker down until the police arrived. here's frankie mccamley. just after 11.30 this morning, police were called here following reports that an 11—year—old girl and a woman had been stabbed. when officers arrived, a security worker and members of the public had detained a man. i heard a scream. and ijust went outside and saw one guy was having a knife. and the moment i saw it, ijumped on that guy and grabbed his hand in which he was having a knife. and then ijust put him down the floor and kicked the knife away from him. and in the meanwhile a couple of more guys came as well and they got on top of him and just held him forfour orfive minutes, and in the meanwhile the police arrived as well. hearing screams, many tourists fled the scene. they didn't know what was happening now. so i told them just calm down, i'm going to go to a safe place. but theyjust wanted to go back to the hotel. leicester square is usually a fun and family—friendly area. today, part of it has been cordoned off.

athletes have l been phenomenal on the field of play and on _ been phenomenal on the field of play and_ and on this incredible performance, but know that their greatest impact probably— but know that their greatest impact probably lies in societies and with young _ probably lies in societies and with young people especially today, and spreading their love of things that make _ spreading their love of things that make the — spreading their love of things that make the world a bit better. gf make the world a bit better. course, make the world a bit better. of course, many olympic medalists were themselves inspired to get into their support by watching previous games. lola anderson's gold in the quadruple was especially poignant. i wrote in my diary after watching the london 2012 olympics that it would be my dream to go compete one day and if possible bring back a medal and a gold medal if possible. when i wrote that down, i was very new in the sport. i wasn't very good, didn't have a lot of belief in myself. my dad had noticed the extract, took it, and saved it for a rainy day. about ten

who may have been behind these attacks related to paused such a diag have been gathered out by lord fight don't been getting the punjabi at neck group as red, and as relative the security forces. in fact, a few days ago, they came to the scene. yeah. officiated awards on it, read through the provincial capital quite dollars. so it, so responsibility being taken by george by does as far as the tax and the boss to concerned. so says patients would be high that they're probably behind this one to okay, hello. hi to that for us in some about the thank you the, the patients and many displaced publish thing in the seeking shelter as the o x. so hospital which is the only medical facilities still functioning in central goza, have been playing the facility. it's almost a, is there any forces issue, mass evacuation orders for pumps and they're all bala, including near alex the hospital authorities in gauze and say the hospital will keep running for now if to some guns and has more patients to week to be moved with a loved ones won't leave them behind, is will issued new orders to evacuate pa

and this killing is a provocative one, coverage in israel has been non stop, but there's been an odd aspect to some of it because i'm a detective, reportedly from department, just as office telling cabinet members that they cannot take credit for this assassination. there's enough reason attention as that is take a look at this exchange between foreign minister is really costs and then i'm put on time and 14. 0 i know. tell me about a got a new boss looking between bon verify, january 1st 9 because but bill, this bill is the, the little bit the model for you, but the amount the so these is really news channels keep turning material out from the relative safety of these studios are a palestinian journalist in gaza. keep getting killed 2 more this past week, both of them without the 01 a camera operator, the other a pretty well known correspond it. there's something that makes the killing of these 2 colleagues suffice. these may not include, and the fee is distinct from previous instances in which journalists, especially on just need agendas, have been targeted and killed by using them

no names have been released. so one would assume that this is a family that have all been affected. and that have all been affected. and that wider family, what shocking news for them to find out, that a woman and three children that they know and are dear to them have lost their lives in this particularly horrific way. in a house fire. like i say, the 29—year—old woman pronounced dead at the scene. those children were taken to hospital, but sadly have succumbed to the injuries they suffered in that fire. yes. sadly have succumbed to the in'uries they suffered in that firefi they suffered in that fire. yes, and sp also said. _ they suffered in that fire. yes, and sp also said, the _ they suffered in that fire. yes, and sp also said, the 39-year-old - they suffered in that fire. yes, and sp also said, the 39-year-old man sp also said, the 39—year—old man who has been arrested on suspicion of murder, he got critical injuries. february isjustjoining of murder, he got critical injuries. february is justjoining us, of

when they've been in four weeks when they've beenin been in four weeks when they've been in four weeksn four months a year, two years. will their policy have worked if it has, they'll get huge political credit for it. if they haven't , then it's going to they haven't, then it's going to become a very, very serious political problem. >> so far. maybe sir keir starmer has passed this test and it was a severe test on his authority in the country. >> yeah, i think it was so far. yeah. it was exactly. obviously we'll have to see how things play we'll have to see how things play out over the weekend. but it was being framed as his first test and you touched on it. i certainly think that the fast tracking of the sentences and the sort of the exemplary sentencing that we've put through, i think that did probably have some sort of impact yesterday. and i think that's to keir starmer's credit. yeah. >> dan hodges, mel stride economist. thank you forjoining economist. thank you for joining us today. and do stay with us in a moment. we'll be discussing the suspended labour councillor who called fo

this cycle has been endless. allison means our, our frustrated, our grade, there's password on the street, not knowing where to go. like especially as to why the this was a humanitarian safe zone. designated live is where the forces and they call the policy and use to evacuate their know according to who knew. well, that certainly forces frank, the gaza strip, a humanitarian zone into only 11 percent is the humanitarian. so no. gaza is, is the $365.00 monitors and only 11 percent of this a area is unitary. and so no products in use are not knowing where to go everywhere is talk. so humanitarians, those is already tops. it's kind of thing used to save them. not only that, there's no guarantee that if they go to this humanitarian zone, they won't be targeted. how does that needs to be that where every the go there's to the targets by the is ready for it says okay, talk to about him. can sorry that for us in the around by the in central garza now we can talk to adult heidi lives. now he is someone who's 15 members o

at least 39 people have been killed and 112 injured and more than 21000 people have been displaced. and the red sea states is not the only eastern states affected impulse and neighboring capitalist date. the collapse of them caused to rent so floods that's cuts off the city and forced people to higher ground, a waiting rescue and humanitarian assistance to help them get through the coming days. hey, bill morgan, alta 0 stuff itself right here. and i'll just here i, when we come back, canada puts the brakes on chinese electric vehicles. tell you what it means for the 2 trading pump. and find out why mozilla. lots of tighten travel rules of transit passages. right? these are free mama, the streets of center and human is still running with floods. water is gonna be topped up every day. the clouds shows itself building. it's in the forecast west and you have been south west inside the right. but these are big thunderstorms thronged that many elsewhere. they're off, i mean, talk to you and that's dropping the temperature down in the west. you'll notice in the breeze will come on to the l

their voices have been heard, as programme? their voices have been heard. as this _ programme?ramme? their voices have been heard, as this entire year, _ heard, as this entire year, especially since october seven, president — especially since october seven, president biden mentioned them, he said that _ president biden mentioned them, he said that we should be paying attention to the voices outside. in fact, _ attention to the voices outside. in fact, will— attention to the voices outside. in fact, will so — attention to the voices outside. in fact, will so that is why i have been — fact, will so that is why i have been working feverishly to have a ceasefire — been working feverishly to have a ceasefire so that we can have the hostages — ceasefire so that we can have the hostages release that we can have real negotiations about a framework that allows for a two state solution. we saw a father and mother of one _ solution. we saw a father and mother of one of— solution. we saw a father and mother of one of the — solution. we saw a father and mother of one of the hostages are sti

there's been some reports of morality, egyptian force operating that has not yet been confirmed for a few long term, who is going to look after the governance of those? what do we have, the palestinian authority coming in? what do we have a local people that as that we still don't know. we also don't know about the philadelphia card or that is there. it has a reality by it, which is part of should be under addiction. control is what they don't want to give it up. and also the final part is who when kind of has them to turn to their homes . yeah, so they're supposed to be part of the ceasefire dealer because it is going to return to northern. it has, but this is actually not happening. what's happening is actually the 2000000 population is being shrunk. bit by bit, it's already a very overcrowded strip of land is becoming extremely overcome. and that's what i think really the objective here is not really a war objective. this is the collective punishment of the palestinian people. don't the same is that washington has an influence of his writing policy at the moment, but it's also not

we sort of see there has been cans that have been left here, i will show you, some items on the floorare cans here, there is a golf ball here, that is one of the items that has been thrown as well, but a lot of the items are just stone, pieces of shell that have been found in people's gardens. this traffic island in front of me did have a sign on it at one point. that has been removed and was used to be thrown. we saw when they did manage to get into the hotel earlier, the initial trouble that flared, they then used that as an opportunity to gather ammunition. they grabbed chairs, fire extinguishers that were turned on police and sprayed towards them. it is a case of they will grab whatever they can, destroy fencing, lamp posts, post box, there is a — behind us is a bus stop, which has been smashed to pieces, and items from that have then been used as weapons as well. let's speak to prof stephen reicher from the centre for research into equality, diversity & inclusion at the univeristy of st andrews. we wa nt we want to talk to you professor about how people behave in circumstances li

they are, yes, it has been extraordinary. i i yes, it has been extraordinary.body who has watched these past two weeks has seen france at its very best, they have seen paris at its very best. as president macron hinted at or touched on there, a lot of people were doubtful. many people felt that this was too ambitious, too audacious, that having an olympics in the centre of paris with the river seine being such a focus even for swimming, it wasjust being such a focus even for swimming, it was just a little being such a focus even for swimming, it wasjust a little bit too overconfident. and that something would go wrong. very little in the end went wrong. the security was, i think, very impressive. and the french athletes, of course, did incredibly well. and there was a feeling of france really more relaxed, celebrating its diversity, putting on this extraordinary show for the world. and clearly, today, president macron doing something of a victory lap as us thinking everybody. this is also very good for him at a time when his political fortunes away from the oly

bow has also been fined a $125000.00. or imagining graceful. the law sounds of these daughters of higher moments re on the pittsburgh pirates, the 65 went on sunday. can devon fit spoke to a 7th consecutive defeats? so here tommy, i'm gonna go just move on to 69 victories level list. adelphia and, and actually attack is right, that's how pressing the brakes and the record. so nice consecutive world seems like breaks with victories and fortunes on sunday has extended his i'm going to run to 13, we'll see you leave the championship as the changes you stuck in 5. so i'm going to 21. that is the support for me. j will have more lice are 3. all right, thank you so much. well, estimated 9000000 houses have been abandoned in japan as its population shrinks. many rural areas are becoming goes tons because of an aging population and low birth rates. rob mcbride travel to a village about a 100 kilometers northwest of tokyo to find out more to work in that confection restore my so you can the son, she gives you a teacher that to of

this has long been the problem . has long been the problem.r as long as they've been around , long as they've been around, which is not as long as as it might feel at times in the in the vast swathe of history, have always claimed not to be publishers, and that has always been the tension. are you the publisher ? are you responsible publisher? are you responsible for the content? >> just because we are running out of time, what about elon musk personally ignoring the fact that he owns twitter stroke x, the fact that some of the stuff he has put up there personally as elon musk, you undo what you've said earlier on, you would have him charged with a criminal offence. >> i can't remember what his individual tweets were. i don't think he directed anybody to burn down a specific mosque, which is what this offence was about. i do think that he is responsible for incitement of violence. i think his nonsense about the uk being at civil war is i mean, i think he's been captured by his own platform in many ways and the worst elements of it and there's

nearly 500 people have been arrested and more than 140 have been charged since the violence began last but police say those numbers are likely to go up significantly. daniel sandford has our top story on the strategy behind combating the threat of more violence. shouting. missile! they were the worst riots in more than a decade. this footage just released show is the intense pressure officers were under at the height of the riots in liverpool. withdraw! at times, they had to give ground... watch the flames! ..because the bombardment from fireworks was so fierce. bloody hell. had enough already. in london, an early—morning knock today as police raided the homes of those suspected of being involved in rioting last week. the tactic is to arrest people as soon as they can be identified, and put them before the courts as quickly as possible. these are criminal thugs. any suggestion they're patriots or they've got a cause that they're protesting about is nonsense. they're criminals, and frankly, most of them are going to be charged with violent disorder, and most of them are going to go to p

and they've been the tit for tat has been ongoing. his blow also came, not for the 1st time that they've talked to this way, need all pains with anti aircraft missiles, forcing them to retreat, but in southern lebanon on the border areas is with us, is that there is a continues eh, eh, rate it rate, and that's because they states that these rate emitted trees in the state of panic . they claim a date because they have a waiting his because reaction response to retaliation for the assassination of that senior his. but the combined to come to salute has more now one, what israel's expecting, she's in georgia is capital. i'm us. it is really official. say they are prepared for a wide variety of scenarios in the wake of a potential retaliatory attack by the audience. his bella and perhaps other members of the access of resistance at this time they're saying that there's been no changes in the guidelines of homefront command, but that they are prepared for any sort of situation. earlier on friday, these really are me. i had tested some sor

yes, there has been a lot of focus - there has been a lot of focus initially on the american prisonersection to thereby will in his report, but as part of this unprecedented deal, we have seen some prominent russian political prisoners being released, and oleg orlov is one of them. he was one of the co—founders of the extremely and respected group which was a human rights group in russia set up back in the dying days of the soviet union, an organisation which won the nobel prize but which is banned in its own country, and so oleg orlov is one of those who has been freed. he was serving two and a half years for supposedly discrediting the russian military by condemning the war in ukraine. he is undergoing medical checks, but his wife has said via memorial that his voice is lively and his health is ok. he apparently quite hadn't understood yet how far he is from russia because he was not told anything about this exchange before it happened, nobody asked if he was wanted to be a part of it, he was simply taken from his prison cell. the first thing he guessed about what was happening is wh

his beloved member has been killed along with a civilian. and some of the people had been injured. now that is really all me is claiming that they have assassinated in the attack has on fire as a commander in has been lost and the tank mississauga unit. now we haven't had confirmation from his but the backs uh that assess the nation. although we know what his member has been killed, that this is a tactic that israel seems to be implying, since the thoughts thoughts of this conflict as well as for those to find out where his blood is firing rockets, that massage from or what they tend to do is go up to individuals using assassinations using drones strikes as we've seen before. and you've also mentioned that retaliation that's expected from his by law and what the leader of his with us . and that's where the has promised off the beginning of the senior. come on, done. come on to flood sugar that we don't know when that's going to come, but has. and that's what i did say on tuesday that has been a lot of escalation. the operations that have been most strikes from a israel on tons of v

and apparently the house that has been targeted has was full of evac to res, who have been looking for a new sense of safety in the central area. but since that extends, don't today, according to medical officials, at least more than 21, palestinians have been killed. so find this number is expected to rise as the is but um it has been conducting most strikes in the city. will con eunice in the central areas as well. that sounds like a real grim feature if there's complaints, all force displacements, evacuations the last 24 to 48 hours. so i've also seen more evidence of that one more. can you tell me that will need more displacement and release the day by these very minute 3 to the residence full of my guys, the refugee can be just 10 minutes of driving away from our location. he endeavored, fella and do some new food is covering. the vast majority of a residential was in as a repeat you can which housing move on 10000 palestinians who are taking refuge in that area. now citizens and even displaced was assaulted to lee from that area. heating to darren, stella. i'm to a more see that

just give me an idea of how this convention has been seen where you are. ~ ~' convention has been seenre. well, i think the democrats will be really — are. well, i think the democrats will be really pleased _ are. well, i think the democrats will be really pleased with - are. well, i think the democrats will be really pleased with how. are. well, i think the democrats i will be really pleased with how this week has gone. what a transformation the party has gone through. when you think about one month ago, there was a republican national convention whether republicans appeared strong and united. donald trump had just survived an assassination attempt, the democrats in contrast were looking weak and divided. torn apart by arguments over whetherjoe biden should stay in the race. this week, a different party, they have united behind kamala harris, there was a show of energy and enthusiasm. the challenge is to keep that going. some are saying that the republicans are saying that they are enjoying a honeymoon period and more detail is needed about what she wants to achieve. further calls for

what has been done in particular to reassure i been done in particular to reassure communities? how's that working? this kind of reassurance, how's that workinu? a ., , kind of reassurance, how's that workinu? a ., i, ., working? as you say, really strong olicin: working? as you say, really strong policing around — working? as you say, really strong policing around flashpoints - working? as you say, really strong policing around flashpoints and - policing around flashpoints and events — policing around flashpoints and events like what we saw last night or on— events like what we saw last night or on saturday, really important. criminat— or on saturday, really important. criminaljustice response is crucial and for— criminaljustice response is crucial and for those who have been left feeling _ and for those who have been left feeling targeted or unsafe by these riots, _ feeling targeted or unsafe by these riots, they can see just how robust the criminal— riots, they can see just how robust the criminaljustice response is. what _ the criminaljustice response is. what we — the crimi

i have been here for about — time we have been there?been there? i have been here for about an hour _ time we have been there? i have been here for about an hour and _ time we have been there? i have been here for about an hour and a _ time we have been there? i have been here for about an hour and a half. - here for about an hour and a half. that has been what is happening in that time, police officers from neighbouring forces as well as south yorkshire police and transport police. the amount of people that were here, they totally feel the car park outside the hotel. when i arrived, there was fire, a bed had been set alight and thrown towards the hotel —— had been. people trying to enter the hotel. in the last 45 minute police have taken charge of the situation and made people away from the area. this is one of the main roads towards the hotel. i will spin the camera around to give you an idea of what is behind me. there is quite a long road all the way back from the hotel, a number of fire have been set alight. the police have advanced

two people have been taken to hospital.to leave these pictures up because they are so dramatic but bring in our correspondent simon jones, who is in dagenham in east london. simon, explain how this fire broke out because we are seeing these pictures from the early hours with the flames literally pouring out of the top of the building. correspondent: yes, we know the fire broke out just before 3:00 this morning. the cause is under investigation, but the london fire brigade have declared this to be a major incident. we know that more than 100 people were led to safety this morning. i have been speaking to one resident who lives on the first floor of the block of flats, and he told me the first he became aware is he was asleep and suddenly one of his neighbors was banging frantically on his front door. he managed to get out safely. that neighbor was going from door to door, making sure everyone was accounted for. one thing we have been unable to ascertain, the fire brigade will not say at the moment whether they believe everyo

there have been too many and we have been very honest about that.the ways to stop the fighting, stop the civilian casualties is to get this cease-fire deal in place and that is why the director of the cia and the coordinator for the middle east and the national security council is over there right now. we believe the cease-fire is a way to get the civilian casualties reduced. there should be none, if there is a cease-fire in place. at the same time, israel continues to conduct military operations. we will continue to do everything we can to make sure that they are doing it in the most discriminant precise way possible. >> including putting conditions on arms to israel? >> i don't have any policy pronouncements to make. the israelis know where we stand on the issue of civilian casualties. we are not going to shy away from that. we also have to make sure that they can continue to defend themselves against what is still a viable threat from hamas. >> i want to ask about ukraine as well because president zelenskyy says ukrainian troops are continuing to

told for years the family had been told for years that this morter weapon have been disposed of and was in fact on display in the imperial war museum, families couldn't believe it, and we then had to go back, because only number of us meeting with the ombudsman, we had then to go back and tell our families what we had just heard, and the shack, mean in the families and was unbelievable, um, the couldn't believe what what they just heard, so again do mean families were being um delayed and denied information every step of the way in terms of their request to get. truth and justice for their families and and that continued right up until we received a numbersman's report. we were told in ombudsman report would be ready in 2015, 2016, 2018, 2020, and when we were about to get a report um we were then told that the psna had encovered thousands of pages of information that had been given to the police onmbersman and that's had happened through a conversation with nail murphy and the ombudsman where he had just met by chance and says um have you seen xy and z and he says i'll have to go b

when it realised its star presenter had been arrested, should he have been sacked?when he was arrested and his resignation, he was paid more than £200,000, public money, a salary which increased by £40,000 last year. the bbc said in a statement... in the end, at the point of charge, he was no longer an employee of the bbc. the corporation took legal advice about its duty of care to huw edwards, and had been told of a significant risk to his health. his wife says he suffered from severe depression. he's expected to be sentenced in september. a prison term of up to three years is possible. tom symonds, bbc news. let's speak to our political and investigations correspondent, joe pike. the question really now for the bbc to answer. . , the question really now for the bbc to answer. ., , ., to answer. certainly, there have been developed _ to answer. certainly, there have been developed in _ to answer. certainly, there have been developed in recent - to answer. certainly, there have been developed in recent i - to answer. certainly, there have been developed in recent i

we've been to the occupied westbank has been to east jerusalem. we've covered the tensions within israel talking to hostage families and evacuees from the north as a result of the tensions with hezbollah. by getting that firsthand, access to palestinians has been really, really difficult. and so that why, that's why it was important for us to go there and to really give the survivors space and in our reporting as well. can you explain to us in a nutshell why children are being disproportionately affected in this war in gaza? you know, there, we've now crossed the threshold of 40000 people killed palestinians killed in gaza since the war began. and most of them are many of them are other children. yeah. i mean, there was a line in that piece that i should have agonized over that my food, you know, this boy is the luckiest of the lucky and it's very strange to describe a child who has lost both of his arms has been through what he has been through as are lucky in any way, but given the context of so many of his generation, she is lucky because he ha

but the pines has been delayed. a major tropical storm is heading for the us tetra of puerto rico, prompting officials to close schools and activate the national god tropical storm. ernesto also triggered warnings on, on the islands across the caribbean, full cost to say the storm is expected to lead to heavy flooding. alarm slides and algeria firefighters have been trying to contain lots of wild flies in the eastern part of the country. residents in a positive fi it to the west of been ordered to leave the homes. 5 crews have been battling multiple wild flies in the area since friday was in the 2 people died in july last year, when massive 5 devastated the same area. we're going to be in our decade of conflicts on humanitarian crisis. there. the value of the currency situation is making overseas travel on affordable for many people. but it's also led to a surgeon, opportunities for local developers and tourism operators, matic training reports from the coastal city of miss rod to the summer days in this about the l

have been forced to move yet again. can you just explain the ongoing impact of being displaced over and over again, honey? and we were, people meant to go at this point in time. a tom, within the past 45 minutes, we've seen many of the cars or many of the cards pulled by animals arriving to this area. this is the last remaining, some how empty with, with the little bit of a space available. uh, as long as evacuation is on a, this is right at the northridge western part of, of han you. it is at the edge of there is but i sent in an area between these 2 city, the and the central area and here at moss evacuation that we see in more people definitely coming from that area. that's the the 3rd did lot number by 36. that's how much the residential complex. busy it is located that has been targeted that the earlier hours by the uh, by air attacks destroying 2 residential powers pushing people the residents of these towers into further internal displacement is really military at the earlier hours overnight. the issue of these sh

that has now been done.said once that sort of search and rescue, which then became a recovery operation had concluded, then they may well look with the assistance of salvage experts at raising the vessel itself, that would certainly help with the investigation. but to be honest, the divers going down there will have made assessments as well . have made assessments as well. they will have taken photographs of the wreck and if indeed they can go back down and carry out the types of survey that would assist the investigators going forward . so, for instance, where forward. so, for instance, where the hatches left open, they'll be able to determine that fairly quickly because one of the concerns is that because it was hot in in that area at that time, that the hatches may have been opened to just cool down the yacht, but in doing that, that would have aided the sinking of the vessel very quickly as well. so they can photograph that they can also look at the keel. it had a retractable keel on the yacht as well. n

on the table which introduced new elements have not been a suitable to hamas, and thatis not been aand that is why they are not saying or taking part directly or never were at the table but even indirectly they are not taking part this time, at least so far. pare they are not taking part this time, at least so far.— at least so far. are you able to ex - lain at least so far. are you able to expiain what — at least so far. are you able to explain what was _ at least so far. are you able to explain what was in _ at least so far. are you able to i explain what was in the proposed deal and do you know what the alleged changes from netanyahu were? for example, let me give you two examples, the plan not published in full but we know from it, for example, the plan was to have what is a key demand of hamas and indeed what many of the arab states have been demanding is that israel must pull its forces completely out of the gaza strip. now israel is saying we have to remain a law the southern border with egypt, what's called the philadelphia court or because they see it as the main smuggling

>> inflation has been a challenge, particularly out of india where the indian rupee has been stubbornlyng put with the u.s. dollar to last one to two years. cost inflation has not been upset by the rupee depreciation. whereas in bangladesh, the currency has depreciated quite a bit. glitters has some degree of inflation litigation due to currency depreciation but we don't. we've managed it by becoming even more efficient, doing more automation, etc. which offsets cost inflation. the good news is cotton prices have slightly eased so that also helps combating inflation. we don't know how the bangladeshi currency will perform going forward and as of now, we don't have an exporter to that country for now. as far as india is concerned, we have combated it by efficiency permits. avril: we want to broaden other conversations to the opportunities for the country, acquiring a firm that has a large presence in the u.s. and europe. how do you see that building and expanding the global footprint? >> we acquired a company that has manufacturing operations in africa, kenya and ethiopia. kenya goes dut

i us and been protesting. one of your diginero as largest says that lives after police operation forced 49 schools in the area to close. 9000 children are affected. authorities also destroying several 100 apartments. they say are funded by drug cartels. as monica out of cab reports from rio, that's left hundreds of brazil's pores people without homes. in windows, vision narrows largest fail as people gather to watch their homes being torn down one by one into raise their voices in protest. he said through the innocent victims of an ongoing war between rios all stories and drug cartels which control large parts of the city. protesters say the police are treating them all as criminals are covered to go to the care in this building sort inhabited by regular workers who are safe to buy a home or set up a shop. now they have nothing left. they've not only destroyed the quotes, but also our dreams. a police officer told us they are targeting properties owned by drug cartels, which have been investing in real estate

so for us, what has been the drive has been the agency and the need. and so we have done everything possible to get to this point time. and she talked about, i've got a son being one particular scenario that the w h. i have had experience solve garza and what's been happening with the boy on caused by as well as something very different that for the last 10 months there are always challenges seen and unseen. ahead. i mean, what can you tell us a certain will happen when it comes to this vaccine getting to those that need it? most of what can we not full see in terms of i'm thinking of it spread. so if we can rachel, the children we need to reach, and we said as a very ambitious target, we want to reach over 260-0000 children and 640000 children because that's every child on the 10 does. this is a very strange. it hasn't been seen in gaza. full well it hasn't been seen and goes and the children who are vaccinations but not section 8 with the kind of back saying that would protect themselves against is there and strange. that's why we've taken this very

there is a fourth person who has been questioned. he is 15 years— who has been questioned. the interior ministry have _ years old. the interior ministry have just — years old. the interior ministry have just told me that he has been reieased~ — have just told me that he has been released. he is being treated as a witness _ released. he is being treated as a witness. and that the investigations into this _ witness. and that the investigations into this are continuing at a very high _ into this are continuing at a very high tevei — into this are continuing at a very high level. the austrian interior mihister— high level. the austrian interior minister and the austrian chancellor have spoken of how much they have cooperated — have spoken of how much they have cooperated with foreign intelligence services _ cooperated with foreign intelligence services to uncover this plot, and that they— services to uncover this plot, and that they will continue to do a great — that they will continue to do a great deal to try and uncover all of the people — great deal to try and uncover all o

at least 6 children have been wounded among those more than 2 dozen people who have been injured as a result of the ukrainian attack. also, a local authorities are trying to facilitate the evacuation of those who have been directly affected in the villages on the border, which is a difficult task. because again, a big bus full of people is a, is a target. it is a target for re creating now, tillery, which for now has uh these villages and has all the roads in the across has, or at the same time, the, when we look at the reaction that this ukrainian offensive has received so far, even in ukraine voice is affiliated with the ukranian on forces. well, they have been somewhat critical, at least some of them. they have been pointing out the fact that he creating into senses on their home soil and the their, their militants. that well, they are absolutely they, they find themselves in a difficult situation. they're losing ground every day, especially outside of the nets. and these voices, they have been pointing out to the fact that these reserves were perhaps much more needed over that at

has been a supportive. -- has been in support of.it seems to suggest that he's going to have a stronger or you know, potentially there could be an even even more difficult approach by hamas to the negotiations. have you been sort of informed by the egyptians of a message coming to the negotiating team there about any new position or new approach? >> look, i'm not going to negotiate in public at all, but i will say one thing that was true before the death and remains true today is that sinwar was ultimately the decider when it comes to questions on these talks. whether he is sending messages directly or sending messages through intermediaries, he has always been the person who would decide whether hamas agreed to a cease fire or not and under what conditions they would agree to a cease-fire. so we don't believe that that has changed. >> in vienna, the taylor swift concert in vienna, did the state department have visibility in advance of that plot so it might -- in advance of that plot? >> we are in touch with the austrian government a

even. displaced once areas designated as safe zones have not been safe and been hit time and again by israeli attacks and many gazons report their homes have been struck repeatedly in recent months attacks and homes have force hundreds of thousands of palestinians to have to live and makeshift tents without any amenities, however israely regime war planes and artillery have not even spare those shelters. we earlier spoke to our gaza correspondent motian to give more details about latest israely attacks throughout the besieg strip. israeli atrocities against the palestinian people are silly ubicatus covering all areas of gaz strip as you have just mentioned that in rafa city basically the uh northern part of rafa city miraj area the israeli incubation forces committed a panic massacre by targeting a populated house there claiming the lives of five palestinan civilians. uh, most of them women and children, as you know, in the meantime, the israeli artillery continued to shell the eastern and the northern part of rafa city, and here in the central area of gaza strip, as you know the isra

what has been the trend? what has been happening over the years? here last year when they hit the islands as well and when rhodes in particular, hundreds of tourists fleeing from their hotel rooms as the fires approached. and of course six years ago there was a devastating summer where more than 100 people were killed in the seaside town of mati where the fires consumed homes, cars, people were even killed as they were trying to swim away to safety. so none of this is uncommon to greece. but the temperatures have been rising. it's been the hottest june and july on record and what scientists say is that these sorts of conditions, the dry heat, the wind, these are what are contributing to these wildfires. and global warming and climate change could be contributing to the severity and the frequency of these fires. and if you speak to people in greece, residents themselves say these temperatures and the way they have to live their summers, they say it's not normal. freddie flintoff has opened up about his life since he had a high—speed car crash while