my colleague, christian fraser, asked him about what happened in jabaliya today.ur officer and the administration of the hospital that actually says very clearly, "we're asking to leave". so from our perspective, there's no question. we've been encouraging people to leave the hospital premises for many weeks now, precisely to get them out of harm's way. and we have seen this last night again when they approached us and said, "we would like to leave because of the military presence in the compound". so we said, "yes, we'll co—ordinate it for the morning". and that's what we've been doing since this morning. it's important to get people out of harm's way. that's what the idf has been trying to do since the beginning of this conflict. it is a huge challenge for any professional military operating in such a hostile environment where terrorists utilise tunnels to come out and launch rpgs and they do it from places like hospitals, like schools, like mosques, wherever they can take advantage of the humanitarian and civilian arena. but clearly, some patients cannot be mov

hello, i'm christian fraser. this is the context. you have manifestly and repeatedly failed to produce on this key policy. eitheryou're failed to produce on this key policy. either you're a distinctive style of government meijer incapable of doing so or as i may surely conclude now you never had any intention of keeping your promises. i printed it out and, armed with my highlighter pen, i thought i would highlight the key bits thatjumped out. i then realised i had pretty much highlighted the entire thing. it is dripping with derision about the prime minister. her letter is eyewateringly excoriating. i've never seen a resignation like it. i can't recall one from history. suella braverman's letter is just the latest instalments in a tory psychodrama that's been playing out over the last 13 years, holding the rest of the country to ransom while the tories fight among themselves. it isa it is a zinger of a letter. sacked on monday rishi sunak manifestly and repeatedly failed to help deliver her key policies. as he agreed to do so when sh

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. new advice says all children in the uk should be given will make it from the climate editors on the futures of worker for house pump —— weather forecast. welcome back. the european union defence ministers have been meaning to discuss the war in ukraine. joseph burrell had proposed injuly that the block create a fund of up to 5 billion euros a year over four years, but multiple countries were reluctant to commit such large sums years in advance. that said, germany has signalled in recent days that it will double its military support ukraine from four to 8 billion euros. the bigger problem is arming ukraine. the eu set a target of producing 1 million artillery shells by spring. german defence minister says that is unrealistic. now live to the vice president of the german marshall fund whojoins to the vice president of the german marshall fund who joins us from brussels. can we talk first of all about the level of funding? a lot of the speculation ahead of the meeting is that european go

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. a un summit on global warming opens in dubai with a call for countries to turn their promises into action, after another year of record temperatures. inaudible let me bring you all the latest. apologies for the technical issues. i'm sarah mulkerrins. it's another night of european action in football, with qualification to the knockout stages of the europa league up for grabs for some. in the early games, premier league side brighton have made it through, joao pedro scored from the spot to give them the win at aek athens. west ham are also through to the next stage, they won in serbia against batchka topola. real betis lost at sparta prague, so that means rangers could jump to top of that group, if they beat aris limasol, but they are currently losing 1—0. liverpool liverpool hosting lask — they will secure top two if avoid defeat. two if they avoid defeat. in the europa conference league, aston villa are at legia warsaw. villa can leapfrog their opponents and go top of their group wit

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. 76 injured palestinians and 320 foreign passport holders have crossed into egypt from gaza, the first people to leave since israel's siege began. sport and for a full round—up, here's the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. we'll start with the cricket world cup, where south africa are on the brink of securing a semifinal spot. it's after they thrashed new zealand by 190 runs in pune, a win which takes them to the top of the table. new zealand won the toss and must soon have regretted putting south africa into bat. opener quinton de kock tore into the black caps bowlers, racing to a century. he shared a partnership of 200 with rassie van der dussen, who also quickly reached three figures as south africa piled up 357—4. new zealand were never in the hunt and slumped to 167 all out, four wickets for spinner keshav maharaj. it means they drop to fourth after a third straight defeat, with crucial matches against pakistan and sri lank

my colleague christian fraser has been speaking to israeli political analyst, dahlia scheindlin, andassador, lord peter ricketts. they began by discussing the israeli government's handling of the hostage situation in gaza. they don't think they're getting enough information. and if they did think they were getting enough information, there wouldn't have been such an incredible protest, mass numbers of people. and of course, it's all the supporters who are joining this march as well. they've been having this complaint since the very beginning. the person who is in charge, that the prime minister has put in charge of this task, this this committee to deal with them from the government's perspective, is considered somebody who is not communicative enough and doesn't really know the job. and so there's a lot of discontent. it's also feeding the discontent in general of israeli society, which, as we're seeing from survey after survey, and there have been about 15 different surveys published since october 7th, we're seeing record low levels of trust in the government, as low as 18%. mr net

hello, i'm christian fraser.ng the most attention. it is expected that there will be a face—to—face meeting with china's president xijinping. the face—to—face meeting with china's president xi jinping. the first in a year. 0nly president xi jinping. the first in a year. only the second meeting he has had with xi jinping since year. only the second meeting he has had with xijinping since becoming president. the two know each other very well because they met when joe biden was the vice president. but it's the muted boot —— mood music around us. let's get some thoughts on this with our reporter helen humphrey.

i'm christian fraser, and this is "the context." >> grief is one form of suffering in gaza.his is another. hundreds gather outside one of the few still running. >> we should never have gotten to where we are right now, where we are almost begging for fuel. absolutely unacceptable, and in fact, unbelievable. there should be an urgent shipment of fuel. >> we can't go back to failed strategies. there has to be a different regime in future for israelis and palestinians alike. that is what we give hope to palestinians, liberate them from hamas, liberate them from this tyranny. christian: the u.n. says the lack of fuel means it can no longer bring aid into gaza and people are facing the immediate possibility of starvation. israel said today it would allow it two fuel lorries a david we will ask the u.n.'s former director for operations in the occupied territories whether that will be enough to resume eight operations. the israeli military says a second message has been found dead near the al-shifa hospital near gaza. we will speak to a relative of one of the many outages still bei

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i am christian fraser and is this is "the context." >> they have seven of the hostages, her body hasn recovered. we are told it was recovered and is structured in your al shifa hospital. >> inside the gaza strip with the israeli and they're taking us to gaza to the hospital in which over the last few days of intense fighting, has emerged as the epicenter of this conflict. >> all communication is down tonight in gaza and it's going to be down for a long time because this time is not by israel, is because of the lack of fuel. >> that's it. as of tomorrow morning or not able to send our trucks to bring in supplies that have been coming in for more than three weeks now via egypt. ♪ christian: touches it. the agency supporting the finance in gaza have this program there will be no more ai d witho fuel. who here from the representative who says they can't move the aid even if it were entered, and from tomorrow the operational end. there could be a three-day pause negotiated in exchange for the return of some hostages, but that is complicated. grim news tonight that the body of one of the h

. ♪ >> hello, i'm christian fraser, and this is "the context." >> they will be looking at a phased releaseu would have a small number of hostages to start with alongside a cease-fire. if that cease-fire holds, more hostages to be released. >> it takes some time, sweat and tears, maybe some blood but it will end up with you could call it cease-fire, humanitarian pause, different terms in the diomatic community. but the reality is without safety, there is no humanitarian operation. >> we were warm in our home but we came here in the wind and rain. we cannot even find cover for our children. they shiver at night. how long will this go on for? ♪ christian: israel is in full control of northern gaza but the fighting is intensifying around the hospitals. two medical facilities were hit today. the world health organization says the attacks are "appalling." tonight w will speak with israel's former ambassador to the you and -- u.n. what will his reaction be to but we witnessed in the knesset? right wing families in shouting message with families of the hostages. and the decision to sack sam altman

i'm christian fraser, and this is "the context." >> very close.uld bring these hostages home very soon. don't want to get into the details becaus nothing is done until it's done. >> we are working towards an agreement taking place, and we are now at the closest point we ever have been in reaching an agreement. we are very optimistic, we are very hopeful. >> if we are getting close, it is because hamas needs that cease-fire. we have been hitting that hard, we have been crippling their military machine, we have been taking away their military fortifications. >> we are talking about people's lives, then we all feel, especially when we are talking better families, that this should be the top priority. christian: close, maybe imminent. we are told the deal for the release of 50 women and child hostages is almost done, but still no confirmation from either side. we will speak to a former hostage negotiator who knows what it is like to be in the room and those final tense moments. we will hear from the man who headof the u.n.'s operations around the worl

i am christian fraser and this is the context. >> b humanitarian pause will be extended for another twos. thursday morning, israel time. the humanitarian pause has brought a cost of the fighting along with a surge of humanitarian assistance. >> she is not afraid to go to sleep. she is eating. she is not afraid to turn off the light. i think she is doing pretty well here. again, i still don't know how deep the scar in her heart is. i think we will find out later. >> the situation is catastrophic. people are waiting in lines for three days to gea packet of flour. and then we go to stand in line for gas. >> the bbc has no analysis that shows that hamas and other groups have been openly training in gaza for almost three years before its deadly attack on israel. ♪ christian: qatar says israel and hamas have agreed to a two day extension to their current truce. the white house says hamas has committed to releasing another 20 women and children over the next two days. we will speak tonight to the qatari's who broker the extension. right now a hostage handover is underway. the idf says 11 hosta

chrisan: hello, i'm christian fraser and this is the context. >> we have seen her words this morningempting to rip up the operational independence of the police attacking their impartiality in the crudest most partisan ways. >> we have seen a number of others do the job. we don't want to second-guess. >> in this country politicians don't have day-to-day direct control over the police. they cannot tell people who to arrest. i cannot tell which protests must be policed and in what manner. >> this is very dangerous rhetoric. i am amazed it's not being spoken to very seriously if not sacked. christian: since she first stepped into the job the home secretary has had a license to speak her own mind. tonight her job is on the line. officials in downing street say her criticisms in the times newspaper of the uk's most senior policeman have not been signed off by number 10. we get reactions back from political editor chris mason and we speak to a former member of the police. tonight the wing of the palestinian jihad group in gaza released a video of two israeli hostages. an elderly woman, and

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.ce, attacking their impartiality in the crudest and most partisan of ways. being home secretary, having seen a number of other friends do the job, is a tough and pressurised job. i would not want to second—guess a ministerial colleague. in this country, politicians do not have day—to—day direct _ control over the police. they can't tell - people who to arrest. they can-t teu — people who to arrest. what protests must be policed and in what manner. this is very dangerous rhetoric, and i am totally amazed that the home secretary is not being spoken to very seriously, if not sacked. since she first stepped into the job, the home secretary has had a licence to speak her own mind, but tonight suella braverman�*s job is on the line. officials in downing street say her criticisms in the times newspaper of the uk's most senior policeman had not been signed off by number10. we will get reaction from our political editor chris mason, and we will speak to a former member of the met police. also t

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.i don't want to get into the details of things, because nothing is done until it's done. we are working towards an agreement taking place. and we are now at the closest point we ever have been in reaching an agreement. we are very optimistic, we're very hopeful. if we are getting close, it's— because hamas needs that cease—fire. we've been hitting them hard, i we've been crippling their military machine, we've been taking - apart their military fortifications. if we're talking about people's lives, then we all feel — especially when we're talking about our families — that this should be the top priority. close, maybe, imminent. we are told the deal for the release of 50 women and child hostages is almost done — but still no confirmation from either side. we will speak to a former hostage negotiator tonight who knows what it's like to be in the room in those final tense moments. we will also hear from the man who heads up the un's operations around the world — poised as he is, to fastra

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.including 50 women and children that were included in the original outline. we are committed to completing this outline and bringing about the release of all of our hostages, women and children and, down the line, all of them without exception. the negotiation is working. we're getting extensions, so that seems to be working. and the second thing i think it tells us is a willingness to at least, even though a bit of reluctance, but a willingness to move forward from both parties in these negotiations. it's the worst scenario, having. to wait for that list every night, seeing all those beautiful moments of reunion and hoping that -

hello, i'm christian fraser.saying israeli forces had issued by loudspeaker an order to evacuate. the israeli military has denied this. it said it had agreed to expand and assist an evacuation, following a request by the hospital's director. the israeli military says hamas has a command centre in tunnels below al—shifa, something hamas denies. as well as patients and medical staff, large numbers of displaced

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hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.ls still running. and we should never have gotten to where we are right now, where we're almost begging for fuel. absolutely unacceptable and, in fact, unbelievable. so there should be an urgent shipment of fuel. we can't go back. to failed strategies. there has to be a different regime i and a different future for israelisl and palestinians alike. that's what will give l hope to palestinians. we will liberate them from hamas, i liberate them from this tyranny. i the un says the lack of fuel means it can no longer bring aid into gaza and people are facing the immediate possibility of starvation. israel said today it will allow in two fuel lorries a day. we'll ask the un's former director for operations in the occupied

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.side a ceasefire and if that holds, it will be possible for hostages to be released. and it takes unfortunately time and some sweat, and tears and blood, but it will end up and we will win. you can call it cease—fire, - you can call it humanitarian pause — there are different tools that of course are in the interestl of governments and the diplomatic community for decide. _ but the reality is that without safe injury, l there is no humanitarian operation. translation: we were warm and our home, but we came i here in the wind and rain. we can't even find covers for our children. they shiver at night. how long will this go on for? israel is in full control of northern gaza but the fighting is intensifying around the hospitals. two medical facilities were hit today, the who says the attacks are "appalling". tonight we will speak with israel's former ambassador to the un, danny danon. what will his reaction be, to what we have witnessed

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.et me just tell you what's just happened. david cameron hasjust walked up the street and gone into 10 downing street. i think, i don't know, but i think that means he's going to be the new foreign secretary. i will do everything to strengthen our alliances, to work with our friends, to build those vital partnerships to make sure our country is secure and prosperous in a difficult and dangerous world. that work starts now and i've got to get on with it. we're absolutely committed to - stopping the boats, as we promised, we delivered one of the most significant _ we delivered one of the most significant years— we delivered one of the most significant years i— we delivered one of the most significant years i know - we delivered one of the most significant years i know he . we delivered one of the mosti significant years i know he will bring — significant years i know he will bring the — significant years i know he will bring the same _ significant years i know he will bring the same vigou

hello, i'm christian fraser.he hamas—run health authorities say at least 80 people have been killed in two israeli strikes on the jabaliya refugee camp in northern gaza. they say one hit a un—run school that was being used as a shelter. a spokesman for the israeli military told bbc news it was looking into the incident but couldn't say if it had been caused by israeli action. hamas says the second strike was also on a school, saying it killed 32 members of one family, including 19 children. there has been graphic video posted online. bbc verify has gelocated it to the un run school, al—fakhoura. the weather conditions in the video match today's forecast. and no previous versions of the video have been found online. this is some of that video but much of it is too graphic for us to broadcast. many people, including women and children, are seen with severe injuries or lying motionless on the floor in different parts of the building. many of the casualties were in one room on the ground floor, which also showed sign

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.translation: our home where we used to feel comfort and security _ was destroyed by rockets in an instant. we came here in hope to find safety and security, but that doesn't exist. we have survived death to find death again. any decent person can't not be heartbroken by what is going on, but nevertheless hamas has to go. it's the root cause of everything bad happening in the gaza strip today. do prime minister netanyahu and the rest of his war cabinet believe that can be achieved by purely military means? 0r, longer—term, are israelis prepared to try to get a political deal with the palestinians to try to end the conflict once and for all? the un secretary—general has called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in gaza, and warns no party to any conflict is above the law. the number of palestinians killed since hamas attacked israel on october 7th, has surpassed 10,000, according

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. as of now, we have reached 7a hostages, including 50 women as of now, we have freed 7a hostages, including 50 women and children that were included in the original outline. we are committed to completing this outline and bringing about the release of all of our hostages, women and children and, down the line, all of them without exception. the negotiation is working. we're getting extensions, so that seems to be working. and the second thing i think it tells us is a willingness to at least, even though a bit of reluctance, but a willingness to move forward from both parties in these negotiations. it's the worst scenario, having. to wait for that list every night, seeing all those beautiful moments of reunion and hoping that - ours will be in the next day. and it's not. more israeli hostages captured by hamas are on their way to freedom on day five of the temporary truce in the israel—hamas war. ten israelis and two foreign nationals have been handed over to the international red cross

hello, i'm christian fraser. this is the context.cy. eitheryou're failed to produce on this key policy. either you're a distinctive style of government meijer incapable of doing so or as i may surely conclude now you never had any intention of keeping your promises. i printed it out and, armed with my highlighter pen, i thought i would highlight the key bits thatjumped out. i then realised i had pretty much highlighted the entire thing. it is dripping with derision about the prime minister. her letter is eyewateringly excoriating. i've never seen a resignation like it. i can't recall one from history. suella braverman's letter is just the latest instalments in a tory psychodrama that's been playing out over the last 13 years, holding the rest of the country to ransom while the tories fight among themselves.

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hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.k and work so that all our hostages come home. there will not be a cease—fire until all our hostages come home. the pick—up was driving inside the gaza strip, and people were shouting and berating, and spitting on her. it was terrible. they're reassessing everything — not just relations _ with the palestinians, - but also with arab countries they thought they were getting closer to, and who are now- condemning everything they're doing in gaza. i 0n the 7th of october, 1,400 people, mostly civilians, were killed in a a moment of unspeakable carnage that turned the middle east upside down. a month on, we will hear tonight from three tormented mothers, whose children were snatched by hamas and are still being held hostage underground. on this bleak anniversary, the world health organization says the level of death and suffering is hard to fathom. more than 10,300 people have now been killed in gaza, that's according to the hamas—run health ministry, including more than 4,000 children. wit

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.weapons. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. hello from the bbc sport centre. a big evening in the champions league to bring you. arsenal have the chance to seal their place in the knockouts. they're up against sevilla at the emirates. it's 0—0 there — a win could see them through with two games to spare. manchester united need a result against copenhagen, after two losses from three in their group. 2—0 united. rasmus hojlund. bayern, real madrid and inter milan also in action. real taking on braga, who missed a penalty at the bernabeu and have been punished as it's1—0 to realand real sociedad went a step closer to the last 16 earlier, beating winless benfica. jurgen klopp's been speaking ahead of livepool�*s europa league game with toulouse on thursday. we're still awaiting an update on the release of liverpool forward luis diaz — whose father was kidnapped over a week ago in colombia, and is being held by rebel group eln. diaz made an emotional ple

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.hat is just a few minutes away. before that, let's get a chicken all the sport. here gavin. —— a check on all the sport. thanks, christian. straight to a final, crucial night in qualifying for next summer's european championship, where 19 of the 20 places available have been filled. and the final space is being decided right now. and that space will go to wales or croatia. wales must beat group winners turkey. and it is currently 1—0 to wales at the moment, nico williams with the early goal in cardiff. but they also need croatia to drop points at home to armenia. croatia are ahead. any other set of results and croatia will book their place in germany next summer. elsewhere, the top two meet in group i — and if romania avoid a defeat against switzerland, they'll win the group. it is 0-0 it is 0—0 there at the moment. there's been a huge boost for sarina wiegman and her latest england squad announcement. after suffering an acl and being out for a year,

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.e used to feel comfort and security _ was destroyed by rockets in an instant. we came here in hope to find safety and security, but that doesn't exist. we have survived death to find death again. any decent person can't not be heartbroken by what is going on, but nevertheless hamas has to go. it's the root cause of everything bad happening in the gaza strip today. do prime minister netanyahu and the rest of his war cabinet believe that can be achieved by purely military means? 0r, longer—term, are israelis prepared to try to get a political deal with the palestinians to try to end the conflict once and for all? more than 10,000 palestinians have been killed in israeli air strikes in the last four weeks, according to the hamas—run health ministry. 300 are said to have died overnight. the idf says its fighterjets attacked 450 targets overnight in one of the most intense bombardments so far. the border has reopened for foreign nationals to leave, but nowhere near enough aid going the othe

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hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.days through thursday morning, israel time. this humanitarian pause has already brought a halt to the fighting together with a surge of humanitarian assistance. she's not afraid to go to sleep. she's eating. she doesn't afraid to turn off the light. i think she's doing pretty well here. again, i still don't know how deep the scar in her heart is. i think we'll find out later. translation: the situation| in khan yunis is catastrophic. as you can see. people are waiting in lines for three days i to get a packet of flour. and after we finish i the line for flour, we go to stand in line for gas. the bbc has new analysis that shows that hamas and other groups had been openly training in gaza for almost three years before its deadly attack on israel. qatar says israel and hamas have agreed to a two—day extension to their current truce. the white house says hamas has, "committed to releasing another 20 women and children over the next two days." we will speak tonight to the qataris who broker

hello, i�*m christian fraser, and this is the context.centre of the hamas terror organisation. how israel does this matters. we will focus as well on steps that need to be taken to protect - civilians who are in a crossfire of hamas's making. _ the situation is very chaotic and unpredictable. we are here in rafah waiting for the foreign office to send us the clear instructions to move ahead to the crossing border. people here, when i ask anybody around khan younis and around the middle area, they are saying that no place is safe. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says his troops are at "the height of battle" in their ground operation in gaza, but pressure mounting on president biden

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. australia have made it through to the cricket world cup final following a three—wicket win over south africa in kolkata. they face india in sunday's final in ahmedabad. south africa won the toss and chose to bat first, they were however reduced to 21r—4 following superb spells with the new ball from josh hazlewood and mitchell starc. david miller helped their innings with 101 but they were all out for 212. pat cummins' side made a flying start with travis head

fellows, dumb question as hello, i�*m christian fraser. this is the context on bbc news.for everything in gaza. - food, supplies and fuel. we have almost 20,000 people who are severely injured and need to travel abroad for treatment. translation: they will not break our spirit. - you are never allowed to believe in these monsters. you should never fall into their traps of a psychological war. translation: we retaliated, shot back, eliminated - those terrorists and we will continue doing so against any terrorist cell that tries to attack any of the borders of israel. the most severly wounded palestinians and some foreign nationals have been allowed to leave gaza today through the rafah crossing, the first time it has opened to people since the israel—gaza war began in early october. we will get reaction tonight from msf, whose doctors are working both inside gaza and on the outside, in egypt.

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. good evening.e hope that a release of some of the israeli hostages may take place soon, in return for a pause in the fighting. earlier, us presidentjoe biden said he believed such a deal may happen soon. meanwhile, the world health organization says it is "appalled" by reports of an attack on one of the last hospitals still functioning in the northern part of the gaza strip. the medical director of the indonesian hospital, said shells had crashed into a surgery department, filled with patients, killing at least ten people. the bbc has verified footage which shows tanks close to the hospital — the director said they were just 20m from the building. the head of the who dr tedros said "health workers should never have be exposed to such horrors, and especially while inside a hospital." the un today facilitated the evacuation of 29 premature babies that were taken out of al shifa hospital on sunday. they have since been transported to hospitals in egypt. seperately a temporary field hospital donated by

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hello, i'm christian fraser.give you the news on that on the sport. will give you the news on that after the sport. to one of the big talking points of the cricket world cup to start — bangladesh beat sri lanka by three wickets — in a tempestuous encounter, which ended sri lanka's hopes of a top four finish. but the match, overshadowed by angelo mathews — and his controversial timed out dismissal. matthews came to the crease after the fourth sri lankan wicket fell, seemingly taking longer than the allowed two minutes over a problem with his helmet — bangladesh appealed that matthews should be timed out. they didn't withdraw that — so he had to go — the first batter to be dismissed that way in international cricket history. after that incident, a century from charith asalanka helped them to 279 all out, but captain shakib al hassan and hossain shanto's half centuries— finished off with the winning runs from tamzim hasan, gave bangladesh the win, mathews though, fuming, after that defeat for his side.

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. to the al—shifa hospital. we're inside the gaza strip with the israeli army. they're taking us to gaza city and to the shifa hospital which, over the last few days of intense fighting, has emerged as the epicentre of this conflict. all communication is down tonight in gaza and is going to be - down for a long time, because this time it's| not by israel, it's- because of the lack of fuel. that's it, as of tomorrow morning we are not able to send our trucks to bring in the supplies that have been coming in for more than three weeks now via egypt.

hello, i'm christian fraser.e crossed into egypt from gaza, the first people to leave

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the qataris are "hopeful".nt. at 4pm local time 13 of them will be handed over to the international committee of the red cross. as soon as they're out, israel will release 39 palestinian prisoners they are holding in israeli jails. that process will be repeated over three more days, until 50 hostages are released in exchange for 150 palestinians. and throughout the truce a substantial increase of aid and fuel, will be transferred through the rafah crossing. the first batch of civilians to be released from gaza will be around 4pm of the same day. there will be 13 in number, all women and children and those hostages from the same families will be put together within the same patch. every day will include a number of civilians, as agreed, to total 50 within the four days. the israeli government has been going through the list hamas has supplied and is communicating with those families whose loved ones will be returned tomorrow. but after a further agonising delay today, none of these families will take anything fo

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.the same day. it is dangling before us, the possibility we can have our loved one home — possibility we can have our loved one home and all the other families as well _ one home and all the other families as well. and i think it is cruel. the truce will begin at 7am local time, with 13 israeli hostages to be released by hamas tomorrow afternoon. ahead of that deadline, israel has been bombarding sites across gaza today. some 300 targets have been taken out. this is the live picture tonight — we will get reaction from the families of the hostages, and one of the palestinian negotiators who drew up a blueprint for the release. also tonight — the anti—islam populist, geert wilders is beginning work on forming a coalition government. but will the main parties give him the support he needs to become prime minister? and the blue wales, back in the indian ocean after being hunted almost to extinction.

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. poland's incumbent prime minister gets first chance to form a government, after his party won elections, but failed to get a parliamentary majority. the president of poland and—rey duda has asked the incumbent prime minister matteush mora— vietskee to form a new cabinet. mr mora, vietskee party won the most seats at the election failed to secure the majority. within the next two weeks he will face a vote of confidence — a vote he is bound to lose. the coalition of opposition partie waiting in the wings is led by the former president of the european council donald tusk. he is said to have already agreed on key government appointments. no opposition party has indicated it wants to support mr mora vietskee in his last—ditch attempt at retaining power. here's president duda on what happens next. translation: if the representative of law and justice fails to form - a government, then in the next step, it will be up to the lower house to choose the next candidate for the prime minister's of

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.eople have been suffocating, under persistent bombardment, mourning their families, struggling for water, for food, for electricity and fuel we all agree that humanitarian - pauses would advance key objectives to protect palestinian civilians, to imcrease the sustained flowj of humatitarian assistance, - to allow our citizens and foreign national to exit and to facilitate the release of hostages - this place, after a month of air strikes and a bit more than a week of a ground war, has essentially been left a wasteland. the israeli military says palestians are increasingly heading to the south of gaza strip in search of safety, food water, fand medicine that is not available in the northin an evening briefing, and medicine that is not available in the northin an evening briefing, the idf said hamas was hiding behind the civilian population, and is losing control. but what is the future for gaza. we will get the views from israel tonight on what is being proposed for the aftermath of thi

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. where we're almost begging for fuel. absolutely unacceptable and, in fact, unbelievable. so there should be an urgent shipment of fuel. we can't go back. to failed strategies. there has to be a different regime i and a different future for israelisl and palestinians alike. that's what will give l hope to palestinians. we will liberate them from hamas, i liberate them from this tyranny. i a communications blackout in the gaza strip. the un agency supporting palestinians in gaza said all aid operations will be suspended until adequate fuel is transferred, which hopefully might be soon. there are reports from rafah that 17,000 litres were able to cross this evening.

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news.he waters in the indian ocean, where they were once wiped out by hunting. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh. if novak djokovic can do what he's been doing a lot recently, he'll take serbia into the semi finals of the davis cup. the world number one is taking on cameron norrie in their quarter final tie against great britain. a victory would seal progress after miomir kecmanovic beat jack draper in the first rubber of the best—of—three tie. novak djokovic is serving for a 5—3 lead, best of three in these matches. if he does win, there'll be no need for the doubles match that would follow. the winner will face italy in the semi finals on saturday. jannik sinner won his singles match, and then teamed up with lorenzo sonego to take the deciding doubles for a 2—1 victory over the netherlands. the 12 teams still in with a chance of qualifying for euro 2024 have found out what route they'll need to take to make it to germany next year. wales will play finla

hello, i�*m christian fraser. you�*re watching the context on bbc news.ty to form a new coalition dutch government. very interesting to feltman in the netherlands, we�*ll get to all that in the next half—hour. but before that, some sport with hugh ferris. lionel messi says argentina�*s historic win over brazil at the maracana on tuesday will be "marked by the repression of argentinians" after the game was delayed because of crowd trouble. both sets of players tried to intervene and restore calm after clashes broke out between fans and brazilian police in rio dejaneiro, once argentina had inflicted on their rivals a first—ever home qualifying defeat, messi talked of a "great victory" possibly ending in "tragedy" and said the treatment of his team�*s fans by police "can�*t be tolerated". it�*s "insane and needs to end now". meanwhile, another argentina player rodrigo de paul says the team are shocked that amidst the aftermath of the game, lionel scaloni suggested he might quit as argentina coach. scaloni had his contract extended to the 2026 world cup, afte

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