i'm david eades. the latest headlines.ime minister says with or without a cease fire, the military is determined to destroy hamas tunnels in gaza. 16,000 reservist have been called out. >>> ukraine says it's halting the offensive near the crash site of flight mh 17 to enable investigators to reach the area. it does say rebels republiccont attack. >>> 23 people have been killed in a landslide. hope is fading of finding survivors as rescue teams dig through the rocks. it was triggered by monsoon rains in the ma hard ashtra state. >> rescue teams have been working to find survivors from the landslide triggered by torrential rain. wednesday, a chunk of the hillside collapsed tracking dozens alive in this remote village. many of them were a sleep when a current of mud and rocks swept down the hill. at least 30 brick houses are badly damaged in the village. several people are thought to be trapped undered the the debris. news began to trickle out several hours later. emergency teams have been struggling to cope. only a few were

i'm david eades with bbc world news. our top stories. as a temporary cease fire between hamas and israel enters the fourth hour, reports from the army say three morters were fire into southern israel after the start of the truce. >>> an apology for the death of four palestinian children in an irali attack wednesday. israel's president says it was an unintentional. >>> russia warns relations with the u.s. could be headed to a dead end after washington imposes wide ranging sanctions over ukraine. >>> australia votes to scrap a carbon tax. critics warn the move is a backwards step. >>> cat owners get their claws out in a right to have their pet recognized as the world's oldest feline. >>> hello. thanks for joining us. a five hour cease fire is underway, but in the last hour, we've had reports from israeli police three rockets have been fired from gaza since the cease fire started. israel hasn't responded. the cease fire nonetheless appears to be holding. we've got a picture across gaza city. traffic still moving, relatively heavy. looks lik

i'm david eades. the latest headlines.ns increase between israel and hamas, the family of a murdered palestinian teen say they haven't yet received his body for burial. >>> tighter security is ordered at airports with direct flights to u.s. after the american authorities called a credible threat from al qaeda. >>> by what chance the germans have a minimum wage. they haven't already. >> getting closer. quite possibly today. that's what we're expecting it to be. thanks david. let me explain. hello there. is it a vital safety net for workers, boost for economy or competitiveness. later today, germany is set to introduce a minimum wage to pass parliament with a strong majority. it will be phased in next year. it will be 5 million low paid workers. germany's minimum wage will be reviewed every year. it starts at 8.50 euros an hour. britain it's currently 6.31 pounds. it's due to rise to 6.50 in october. it's a full euro lower than in france where minimum wage is 9.53 euros an hour. 21 out of 28 members of the european union hav

i'm david eades with bbc world news. our top stories. israel steps up bombardment of gaza. 80 palestinians reported killed in three days of strikes. >>> floods, landslides, destruction and death in japan as a tropical storm heads north. >>> after 20 years in prison in south africa, is the sass sin on the verge of release? >>> the lost phone that came home nine months later. the journey from oklahoma to japan and back again. >>> hello. thanks for being with us on bbc world news. three palestinians killed, four injured in an irali raid on central gaza. it's the latest incident recorded of strikes on gaza over the last few days. palestinian medical officials say the total killed since hostilities broke out stands at 78. most of them are civilians. the egyptian government ordered the opening of the strip. that is for palestinians to be treated there. israel says in 24 hours, more than 100 rockets have been launched onto itself land from the gaza strike. one strike killed nine people as they watched the world cup in a beach cafe. >>> with me

i'm david eades. our top stories, disbelief for brazil fans as germany humiliates the world cup hosts in one of the biggest shock results in sports history. >>> israeli air raid war sirens warn of rockets fired from gaza. earlier israel carried out air strikes on gaza. >>> votes are being counted in indonesia where they're electing a new president. >>> and uk air force ban on charged electronic devices after u.s. intelligence warns of what it calls a credible terrorist threat. >>> hello. it was the moment the brazilian bubble burst. and in a way no one could have imagined. the most of the world cup are coming to terms with their heaviest ever defeat in the tournament, 7-1 to germany who made it through to the final after a very impressive performance. this was also most discussed single sport ever on twitter, 35.6 million tweets. and when it was 5-0 in first half, a record 580,166 tweets per minute. globally more than 200 million facebook interactions. and it sparked all sorts of m n memes and tweets.

with me david eades. our top stories, srebrenica, the worst crime on european soil since the second world war and dutch peacekeeping troops are told they were partly to blame. a court in the netherlands makes the ruling on a balkan massacre which left nearly 8,000 dead. >>> israel warns palestinians in gaza to move out of their homes as the air strikes continue. what hopes are there for cease-fire from both sides? >>> one of asia's biggest cities manila brought to a stand still by the year's biggest typhoon so far. >>> also in the program, aaron is here as old foes become new friends. >> absolutely. we're not talking about you and i, absolutely indeed. it would have been unthinkable just a few years ago, but these two, apple and ibm, are now joining forces, producing apps and devices for the corporate world. it is a clear sign of the times. but we're also asking could this new team be the nail in the coffin for blackberry. >>> hello. it is midday in london. 7:00 a.m. in washington. 1:00 p.m. in srebrenica

i'm david eades with bbc world news. our top stories. the palestinian group hamas holds talks to fire against israel. >>> hundreds in britain urge not to go to syria and iraq to fight along side extremist groups. >> don't risk your lives and lye lives of your community. >>> ministers join the outbreak of ebola that's killed hundreds. >>> independence day celebrations in north carolina put on hold as hurricane arthur brings winds of 160 kilometers per hour. >>> hello. the bbc has learned the militant palestinian group hamas has agreed to a cease fire with israel expected to be announced in coming hours. hamas sources say they're ready to stop attacks on israel with return to an end on raids on gaza. the announcement may calm the mood ahead of the palestinian teenage boy's funeral. he was killed this week in the aftermath of the murder of three israeli teens. we are in east jerusalem and can give us the latest. i appreciate we're i still waiting for the body of cue are khdair to be released. will the news of the cease fire nonetheless help

i'm david eades with bbc world news. the prime minister calls the shooting down the malaysian jet a crime saying they have gone too far. >> more than 170 passengers were did dutch. netherlands is in mourning. >> i'm live at the airport in amsterdam. this is a country in national mourning after the strategy. 178 nationals died on board mh 17. i'll have the latest. >>> we'll have the latest from the israeli ground offense in gaza. netanyahu warns the situation could intensify. >>> hamas warns of dreadful consequences. 200 palestinians are dead and one israeli soldier has died. >>> hello. malaysia says if confirmed one of the passenger planes was shot down by pro russian rebels that's outrage against international law and human decency. all 298 believed to have died when the flight came down. it took off from amsterdam after 10:00 a.m. "gmt" thursday morning most passengers coming from the netherlands itself. let's go to amsterdam and join clive. >> reporter: hello from amsterdam. this is a nation in mourning. so many of th

with me david eades.tories, srebrenica, the worst crime on european soil since the second world war and dutch peacekeeping troops are told they were partly to blame. a court in the netherlands makes the ruling on a balkan massacre which left nearly 8,000 dead. >>> israel warns palestinians in gaza to move out of their homes as the air strikes continue. what hopes are there for cease-fire from both sides?