bushra khalidi, policy _ almost very similar to gaza.ead for _ almost very similar to gaza. bushra khalidi, policy lead for oxfam, - khalidi, policy lead for oxfam, thank you. here in the uk, prince harry will find out today whether he has won his phone—hacking lawsuit against mirror group newspapers. the duke of sussex became the first senior british royal for 130 years to appear as a witness in court this summer, after he sued the publisher for damages. live now to tom symonds in central london. what are we expecting from today? this is quite a rare thing, a judgment from a judge after a trial in this long saga of phone hacking that has been a feature of the debate about press freedom and privacy for individuals in prominent roles in the uk for many years now. prince harry claims 140 and more articles published by these newspapers breached his privacy because they were based on information where his phones were hacked and his personal data was stolen. 33 articles were considered as part of this and what really the question is, what con

that was bushra khalidi speaking to me from ramallah.and another is in critical condition, after a boat carrying 66 migrants began sinking in the early hours of friday morning in the english channel. earlier, our correspondent simonjones provided an update of the condition of those on board. we know the french coastguard first received a report at about midnight that a boat carrying more than 60 migrants had got into difficulty in the channel. it's thought some of those on board had actually phoned the french coastguard themselves to ask for help. immediately after that, an emergency response was launched, an initial rescue boat was sent to the scene around 8km off the coast of calais. people were in the water. two of those people were unconscious. one of those was airlifted to hospital in calais. that person is said to be in a critical condition. a second person, though, was pronounced dead at the scene. in terms of the others who were rescued, we know that 6a people were taken back to calais. it gives you a sense ofjust how dangerously

live now to bushra khalidi, oxfam's policy lead in the occupied palestinian territory and israel. to unpick after the un security council resolution on friday. first i would like to get an update on the humanitarian situation on the ground today as you know it. the humanitarian situation keeps unravelling, being worse by the hour. we are now not only seeing a looming epidemic threatening gaza strip because of an overcrowded situation where there is no hospitals, no proper health care, water, electricity, but now there is a estimating hunger crisis in gaza after over two months of conflict and siege imposed by israel, thus restricting enough aid coming in and meeting the needs of 2.2 million people. the analysis from the ipc that came out on thursday, i believe, indicates a significant and increasing risk of famine in gaza, escalating with each day of the continued hostilities and restricted humanitarian access. the entire population of gaza, 2.2 million people, half of which are children, are experiencing crisis levels of food insecurity or worse. this level of acute food insecuri

some sort of you, impartiality every now and again, but again when we have the next piece um of bushra. khalidi from oxfam speaking, we'll hear what the bbc, yeah, what the bbc reporter actually questions her and challenges her as well, we we need an end to the siege um on gaza and an end to the occupation and accountability, perpetrators of violence, perpetrators of violence should be held accountable for war crimes, bushra, thank you very much, and i'm sorry, this is obviously very personal, difficult situation for you and your family, and as you would understand as well, israel would say, well they can't live next door to hamas, which is you know, i would disagree, i would disagree, i have many israeli friends and we work with israeli partners who actually disagree with that, um, and i think that there is huge portion of population in israel, well yeah, she continues, and she does say, at least she did actually um, you know, uh, challenge the presenter back, and actually even saying that that's not true because even hamas doesn't exist in outside of gaza, but you know, there is so much of th