i'm david eades. our top stories: new york's attorney general says its investigation of a donald trump company is now a criminal inquiry. israel's prime minister warns the operation against hamas in gaza will take as long as needed to restore calm. at the un, france pushes for a resolution but washington says it wants to pursue talks behind the scenes. the international energy agency says all oil, gas and coal projects must stop now if the world is to reach net zero carbon by 2050. and a self portrait like no other — but who is the artist behind this groundbreaking exhibition? hello. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and of course around the globe. in the last hour, the new york state attorney general�*s office said its investigation into the trump organization, run by former president donald trump, is now a criminal probe and not purely civil in nature. what does that mean? i'm joined now by the bbc�*s will grant in washington. he has been looking at this for us. a step into a criminal investi

welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories: israel's prime minister warns the operation against hamas in gaza will take as long as needed to restore calm. at the un, france pushes for a resolution but washington says it wants to pursue talks behind the scenes. the prime minister of spain vows to restore order to its territories in north africa, where thousands of migrants have crossed from morocco. morocco stands accused of allowing this unprecedented influx. . , allowing this unprecedented influx. ., ., influx. last month it warned sain of influx. last month it warned spain of consequences - influx. last month it warned spain of consequences amid influx. last month it warned i spain of consequences amid a diplomatic row. it seems this is what they were talking about. and — a self portrait like no other. but who is the artist behind this ground—breaking exhibition? welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. how much longer will the violence between israel and palestinian militants last? fran

i'm david eades. our top stories: twenty people have been killed in israeli air strikes on gaza say local health authorities after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. injerusalem, israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in which hundreds were injured. us regulators have authorised the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. and we want cash not chaos. the cyber gang that claims it shut down a us fuel pipeline explain their objectives. and are the movie awards losing their lustre? the us tv network nbc says it won't broadcast the golden globe awards next year because of worries over ethics and diversity. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the volatility in israel continues to rise and now the death toll is rising with it. the palestinian health authority says 20 people, including nine children, have died after israeli air strikes aimed at militant targets in the gaza strip, wher

iam i am david iam david eades.y palestinian militants towards southern israel have continued after a day of protests in the occupied west bank. spain says half of 8,000 migrants who crossed into its north african terrritory of ceuta from morocco this week have now been sent back. it was a year ago now that a global movement erupted, prompted by the killing of one man. george floyd died after he was pinned to the ground by a police officer in the us state of minnesota. graphic video showed the nature of his arrest and treatment, the officer's subsequent trial returned a verdict of murder. it was a killing that magfnified the focus on racial equity and justice and notjust in the us. here in the uk, there were more than 200 demonstrations. adina campbell reports now on why george floyd's death resonated with so many people. chanting everyone here today can make a difference. whether you have privilege or whether you don't. leamington spa. worlds apart from where george floyd was murdered in minneapolis. i thought 20 p

i'm david eades.sraeli air strikes on gaza after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. this follows clashes at one of the most sensitive sites injerusalem, between israeli security forces and palestinians. us regulators have authorized the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. the decision comes at a time when the vaccination rate in the us has slowed significantly. china hasjust released data from its 2020 national census, showing that mainland china has a population of 1.111 billion people, a 5.38% increase on the figure from 2010, which was 1.34 billion. this means the population growth rate has slowed by nearly half a percent since the last census, ans is the lowest rate since the one—child poilicy was enforced in the 1970s. joining me now is lynette 0ng, professor of political science at the university of toronto. thank you forjoining us. you better tell me what that means because the growth sounds pretty healthy to me? it means is that growth _ pretty he

i'm david eades. our top stories: rockets over gaza through the night as unrest escalates into the worst violence between israel and the palestinians in seven years — more than thirty people have been killed. explosion this was the moment earlier that an israeli airstrike destroyed an apartment block in gaza. missiles also reached a suburb of tel aviv. prime minsiter benjamin netanhayu says palestinian militants will "pay a heavy price". a teenage gunman in russia opens fire at a school, killing at least seven children and two adults. relatives of ten people killed in belfast in 1971, win a fifty—year legal fight to clear their names. we've got an audience, we've got dancers, we've got popstars — we are back! and no masks, no social distancing, just a negative test is the ticket required for 4000 people at tonight's brit awards in london. hello and thanks forjoining us. it's turning into the worst violence between israel and the palestinians in seven years. and the united nations has warned the confli

i'm david eades. block in gaza city as the unrest intensifies. residents had been warned to get out. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanhayu, says the palestinians will pay a heavy price. some 30 people, israelis and palestinians, have been killed. fifty years after they died, a coroner has ruled that ten people who were killed in belfast in 1971 — almost all of them by british soldiers — had been entirely innocent. a catholic priest who was helping the wounded and a mother of eight children were among those killed over the course of three days during street violence which erupted in ballymurphy after an operation by the british army to detain paramilitary suspects without trial. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. northern ireland's past continues to be carried into its present. a fresh inquest into the deaths of the ballymurphy victims was brought about by theirfamilies' campaign. today marked the culmination of a 50—year search for truth. in 1971, the army went into a housing estat

this is bbc news — i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the worlda third night of tension injerusalem — as unrest simmers over the possible eviction of palestinian families. funerals take place in afghanistan for more than 60 people — mainly young girls — killed in a militant attack outside a school. mass rescue in the med — more than a thousand migrants, in a single day land on the italian island of lampedusa. the winner of america's most prestigious horse race, the kentucky derby, fails a doping test. his trainer denies foul play. i got the biggest gut punch in racing for something i didn't do and this is really, it's disturbing, it's an injustice to the horse. and remember hugging? in england, an announcement is expected to give it the go—ahead in the next stage of lockdown easing. there's been a third night of skirmishes between palestinians and israeli police injerusalem as the un security council prepares to meet on monday to discuss the latest round of violence. earlier israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, defended his goverment�*s ha

i'm david eades. our top stories: rockets light up the sky over gaza as unrest escalates into the worst violence between israel and the palestinians in seven years — more than thirty people have been killed. explosion. this was the moment earlier that an israeli airstrike destroyed an apartment block in gaza — missiles also reached a suburb of tel aviv — prime minsiter benjamin netanhayu says the palestinians will pay a heavy price. a teenage gunman in russia opens fire at a school, killing at least seven children and two adults. the fear of running dry — drivers in the us line up at the pump, after a cyber attack on a fuel pipeline brings supplies to a virtual halt. we have an audience, we have got dancers, we have popstars — we are back! and, no masks, no social distancing, just a negative test is the ticket required for 4000 people at tonight's brit awards in london. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it is turning into the worst violence between israel and the palestini

this is bbc news, i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. 20 people have been killed in israeli air strikes on gaza say local health authorities, after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. this follows clashes at one of the most sensitive sites injerusalem, israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in which hundreds were injured. us regulators have authorized the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. are the movie awards losing their lustre? the us tv network nbc says it won't broadcast the golden globe awards next year, because of worries over ethics and diversity. and the sorry tale of the stranded whale in the river thames, as rescue efforts fail to save it. hello and welcome to the programme. the volatility in israel continues to rise, and now the death toll is rising with it. the palestinian health authority says 20 people have died after israeli air strikes aimed at militant targets in the gaza strip, where rockets were earlier fired towar

welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades, ourtop stories: 20 people have been killed in israeli air strikesorities, after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. injerusalem, israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in which hundreds were injured. us regulators have authorized the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. and are the movie awards losing their lustre? tom cruise returns his three golden globes, following growing outrage over the organization's lack of diversity.

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. injerusalem as unrest simmers over the possible eviction of palestinian families. funerals take place in afghanistan for more than 60 people — mainly young girls — killed in a militant attack outside a school. mass rescue in the med — more than a thousand migrants, in a single day, land on the italian island of lampedusa. a russian doctor who treated the kremlin critic alexei navalny, when he was poisoned goes missing in siberia. and the winner of america's most prestigious horse race, the kentucky derby, fails a doping test. his trainer denies foul play. i got the biggest gut punch in racing for something i didn't do and this is really, it's

i'm david eades. investigation of a donald trump company is now a criminal inquiry. israel's prime minister warns the operation against hamas in gaza will take as long as needed to restore calm. at the un, france pushes for a resolution but washington says it wants to pursue talks behind the scenes. the international energy agency says all oil, gas and coal projects must stop now if the world is to reach net zero carbon by 2050. and a self portrait like no other — but who is the artist behind this groundbreaking exhibition?

i'm david eades.enty people have been killed in israeli air strikes on gaza say local health authorities after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. injerusalem, israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in which hundreds were injured. us regulators have authorised the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. and we want cash not chaos. the cyber gang that claims it shut down a us fuel pipeline explain their objectives. and are the movie awards losing their lustre? the us tv network nbc says it won't broadcast

i'm david eades.o secure a ceasefire after more than a week of violence between israel and palestinian militants. he urges both sides to protect civilians. 200,000 people are evacuated from coastal areas in india's gujurat state, as a major cyclone strikes. at least 20 people are known to have died. the us supreme court agrees to hear a challenge to the historicjudgement which gave american women a constitutional right to abortion. a cold war in the arctic as russia issues a warning to the us and nato about its military activity in the region and we visit one of the many british museums to open their doors again after nearly five months

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades.n killed in israeli air strikes on gaza say local health authorities — after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. injerusalem — israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in which hundreds were injured. us regulators have authorised the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. and china's population census shows slowest growth since the introduction of the one child policy in the 1970s.

i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.says the military campaign on gaza will continue with full force. cheering civilian casualties continue to rise, with children and the elderly among those killed and injured. previous wars between israel and hamas have ended with mediation, generally with egypt involved, leading to a ceasefire. now, contacts have been made but it is a difficult process. two people are killed and scores are injured — as temporary seating collapses at a crowded synagogue

i'm david eades, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.e a ceasefire, after more than a week of violence between israel and palestinian militants. he urges both sides to protect civilians. 200,000 people are evacuated from coastal areas in india's gujarat state, as a major cyclone strikes. at least 12 people are known to have died. indoor gatherings and more social contact are possible again after the easing of uk covid rules, but the government says it's concerned about the indian variant.

i'm david eades. our top stories: the un pleads for peace in the middle east conflict but israel's prime minister says the military campaign on gaza will continue with "full force". cheering. civilian casualties continue to rise with children and the elderly among those killed and injured. previous wars between israel and hamas have ended with mediation, generally with egypt involved, leading to a ceasefire. now, contacts have been made but it is a difficult process. india faces a shocking truth: the death from coronavirus of up to 1,600 teachers instructed to help with last month's elections. and the us envoy for climate change defends america's record on reducing carbon emissions after admitting 50% of its reductions will come from technologies that don't yet exist. hello and thanks forjoining us. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has brushed off international appeals for an immediate ceasefire in gaza, saying it will take time to restore calm. he says the military operation against pale

i'm david eades. our top stories: a third night of tension injerusalem over the possible eviction of palestinian families to make way forjewish settlers. funerals take place in afghanistan for more than 60 people, mainly young girls, killed in a militant attack outside a school. mass rescue in the med: more than 1,000 migrants in a single day land on the italian island of lampedusa. a russian doctor who treated the kremlin critic alexei navalny when he was poisoned goes missing in siberia. and the winner of america's most prestigious horse race, the kentucky derby, fails a doping test. his trainer denies foul play. hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining us. there's been a third night of skirmishes between palestinians and israeli police injerusalem as the un security council prepares to meet on monday to discuss the latest round of violence. earlier, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu defended his government's handling of the situation, warning that threats to peace and order would

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welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades, ourtop stories: israel's prime minister warns the operation against hamas in gaza will take as long as needed to restore calm. at the un, france pushes for a resolution but washington says it wants to pursue talks behind the scenes. the international energy agency sets out an ambitious vision to get to net zero carbon by 2050. the prime minister of spain vows to restore order to its territories in north africa, where thousands of migrants have crossed from morocco. morocco stands accused of allowing this unprecedented influx. last month it warned spain of consequences amid a diplomatic row. it seems this is what they were talking about. and, a self portrait like no other, but who is the artist behind this ground breaking exhibition? hello, and thanks forjoining us. the question is, how much longer will the violence between israel and palestinian militants last? france is now trying its hand at calling for a un security council resolution in an effort to increase pressure for a ceasefire. the body has held its third meeting in a week, but the united st

welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades.m. at the un, france pushes for a resolution but washington says it wants to pursue talks behind the scenes. the prime minister of spain vows to restore order to its territories in north africa, where thousands of migrants have crossed from morocco. morocco stands accused of allowing this unprecedented influx. . , allowing this unprecedented influx. ., ., influx. last month it warned sain of influx. last month it warned spain of consequences - influx. last month it warned spain of consequences amid influx. last month it warned i spain of consequences amid a diplomatic row. it seems this is what they were talking about. and — a self portrait like no other. but who is the artist behind this ground—breaking exhibition?

i'm david eades. a ceasefire — after more than a week of violence between israel and palestinian militants. he urges both sides to protect civilians. 200,000 people are evacuated from coastal areas in india's gujurat state, as a major cyclone strikes. at least 20 people are known to have died. the us supreme court agrees to hear a case challenging roe v wade — the 1973 judgement which gave american women a constitutional right to abortion. a cold war in the arctic as russia issues a warning to the us and nato about its military activity in the region.

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades.ur top stories: twenty people have been killed in israeli air strikes on gaza say local health authorities — after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. injerusalem — israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in which hundreds were injured. us regulators have authorised the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. and china's population census shows slowest growth since the introduction of the one child policy in the 1970s. the volatility in israel continues to rise. and now the death toll is rising with it. the palestinian health authority says twenty people including nine children have died after israeli air strikes aimed at militant targets in the gaza strip, where rockets were earlier fired towardsjerusalem. and there were renewed clashes outside — and inside — al aqsa mosque between israeli police and palestinians. in all more than 200 people were injured. our middle east correspondent, yo

i'm david eades.tes into the worst violence between israel and the palestinians in seven years — more than thirty people have been killed. explosion this was the moment earlier that an israeli airstrike destroyed an apartment block in gaza. missiles also reached a suburb of tel aviv. prime minsiter benjamin netanhayu says palestinian militants will "pay a heavy price". a teenage gunman in russia opens fire at a school, killing at least seven children and two adults. relatives of ten people killed in belfast in 1971, win a fifty—year legal fight to clear their names. we've got an audience, we've got dancers,

i'm david eades. our top stories: president biden says the us is working to secure a ceasefire — after more than a week of violence between israel and palestinian militants. he urges both sides to protect civilians. 200,000 people are evacuated from coastal areas in india's gujurat state, as a major cyclone strikes. at least 20 people are known to have died. the us supreme court agrees to hear a case challenging roe v wade — the 1973 judgement which gave american women a constitutional right to abortion. a cold war in the arctic as russia issues a warning to the us and nato about its military activity in the region. and — we visit one of the many british museums to open their doors again — after nearly five months of lockdown. joe biden has expressed support for a ceasefire in gaza and said the us was engaging with egypt and other partners towards that end. in a phone call with the israeli prime minister, the us president also expressed his support for israel's right to defend itself against indiscrim

i'm david eades.ible eviction of palestinian families to make way forjewish settlers. funerals take place in afghanistan for more than 60 people — mainly young girls — killed in a militant attack outside a school. mass rescue in the med — more than a thousand migrants, in a single day, land on the italian island of lampedusa. a russian doctor, who treated the kremlin critic, alexei navalny, when he was poisoned, goes missing in siberia. and the winner of america's most prestigious horse race, the kentucky derby, fails a doping test. his trainer denies foul play. i got the biggest gut punch in racing for something

i'm david eades. our top stories: the un pleads for peace in the middle east conflict, but israel's prime minister says the military campaign on gaza will continue with full force. cheering civilian casualties continue to rise with children and the elderly among those killed and injured. previous wars between israel and hamas have ended with mediation, generally with egypt involved, now, contacts have been made but it is a difficult process. two people are killed and scores are injured, as temporary seating collapses at a crowded synagogue north ofjerusalem. india faces a shocking truth — the death from coronavirus of up to 1,600 teachers instructed to help with last month's elections. 140 million doses short. the international covax scheme, to ensure equal access to covid—19 vaccines, is interrupted as the serious outbreak in india stops large scale exports. and fears of a covid—i9 outbreak at a hotel in rotterdam force four teams to withdraw from the opening ceremony of the eurovision song contest.

i'm david eades.t violence between israel and the palestinians in seven years — more than thirty people have been killed. explosion. this was the moment earlier that an israeli airstrike destroyed an apartment block in gaza — missiles also reached a suburb of tel aviv — prime minsiter benjamin netanhayu says the palestinians will pay a heavy price. a teenage gunman in russia opens fire at a school, killing at least seven children and two adults. the fear of running dry — drivers in the us line up at the pump, after a cyber attack on a fuel pipeline brings supplies to a virtual halt.

i'm david eades. our top stories: a third night of tension injerusalem — over the possible eviction of palestinian families to make way forjewish settlers. funerals take place in afghanistan for more than 60 people — mainly young girls — killed in a militant attack outside a school. mass rescue in the med — more than a thousand migrants, in a single day, land on the italian island of lampedusa. a russian doctor, who treated the kremlin critic, alexei navalny, when he was poisoned, goes missing in siberia. and the winner of america's most prestigious horse race, the kentucky derby, fails a doping test. his trainer denies foul play. i got the biggest gut punch in racing for something i didn't do and this is really — it's disturbing, it's an injustice to the horse. hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining us. there's been a third night of skirmishes between palestinians and israeli police injerusalem as the un security council prepares to meet on monday to discuss the latest round of violence.

welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades, ourtop stories: israel's prime minister warns the operation againstn says it wants to pursue talks behind the scenes. the international energy agency sets out an ambitious vision to get to net zero carbon by 2050. the prime minister of spain vows to restore order to its territories in north africa, where thousands of migrants have crossed from morocco. morocco stands accused of allowing this unprecedented influx. last month it warned spain of consequences amid a diplomatic row. it seems this is what they were talking about.

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades.to secure a ceasefire after more than a week of violence between israel and palestinian militants. he urges both sides to protect civilians. 200,000 people are evacuated from coastal areas in india's gujurat state, as a major cyclone strikes. at least 20 people are known to have died. the us supreme court is to hear a new case — challenging a landmark ruling which has given women the right to have an abortion, for the past 50 years. if upheld, the new case would limit abortion rights — established in roe versus wade in 1973. just twelve covid—related deaths throughout the pandemic, but now taiwan issues tough new restrictions amid a dramatic rise in cases.

i'm david eades. palestinian families to make way forjewish settlers. funerals take place in afghanistan for more than 60 people, mainly young girls, killed in a militant attack outside a school. mass rescue in the med: more than 1,000 migrants in a single day land on the italian island of lampedusa. a russian doctor who treated the kremlin critic alexei navalny when he was poisoned goes missing in siberia. and the winner of america's most prestigious horse race, the kentucky derby, fails a doping test. his trainer denies foul play.

i'm david eades, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. explosion president biden says the us is working to secure a ceasefire, after more than a week of violence between israel and palestinian militants. he urges both sides to protect civilians. 200,000 people are evacuated from coastal areas in india's gujarat state, as a major cyclone strikes. at least 12 people are known to have died. indoor gatherings and more social contact are possible again after the easing of uk covid rules, but the government says it's concerned about the indian variant. we visit one of the many british museums to open their doors again after nearly five months of lockdown. hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining us. joe biden has expressed support for a ceasefire in gaza, and said the us was engaging with egypt and other partners towards that end. in a phone call with the israeli prime minister, joe biden also expressed his support for israel's right to defend itself against indiscriminate rocket attacks, while at the same time, urging mr netanyahu to

this is bbc news, i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the worlde territory towards jerusalem. this follows clashes at one of the most sensitive sites injerusalem, israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in which hundreds were injured. us regulators have authorized the pfizer vaccine for use in children as young as 12 years old. are the movie awards losing their lustre? the us tv network nbc says it won't broadcast the golden globe awards next year, because of worries over ethics and diversity.

i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the un pleads for peace in the middle east conflict, but israel's prime minister says the military campaign on gaza will continue with full force. cheering civilian casualties continue to rise, with children and the elderly among those killed and injured. previous wars between israel and hamas have ended with mediation, generally with egypt involved, leading to a ceasefire. now, contacts have been made but it is a difficult process. two people are killed and scores are injured — as temporary seating collapses at a crowded synagogue north ofjerusalem. india faces a shocking truth — the death from coronavirus of up to 1,600 teachers instructed to help with last month's elections. and fears of a covid—i9 outbreak at a hotel in rotterdam force four teams to withdraw from the opening ceremony of the eurovision song contest. hello. thanks very much for the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has brushed off international appeals for an immediate ceasefire in gaza, saying it will tak

i'm david eades, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.nt block in gaza city. residents had been warned to leave. as rockets reach a suburb of tel aviv, benjamin netanhayu says the palestinians will pay a heavy price. some 30 people, israelis and palestinians, have been killed. a teenage gunman in russia opens fire at a school, killing at least seven children and two adults. relatives of ten people killed in the ballymurphy area of belfast in 1971 win a fifty—year legal fight to clear their names. we have an

lam i am david lam david eades. the headlines: the new york state attorney's office has told the trump organization that its investigation into its business dealings was now a criminal probe and no longer purely civil in nature. the company led by the former president has been under investigation for over two years by the manhattan district attorney. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says palestinian militants have been "set back many years" by nine days of israeli bombardment. in new york, the latest meeting of the un security council has failed to reach consensus. spain has deployed troops after 8,000 migrants entered its north african enclave of ceuta from morocco. spanish officials say the migrants either swam around the border fences thatjut out into the sea or walked across at low tide. spain's prime minister has vowed to restore order. now on bbc news: hardtalk, with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the cycle of violence continues — israel bombards gaza, hamas fires rockets

welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades.paign on gaza will continue with full force. civilian casualties continue to rise with children, and the elderly among those killed and injured. previous wars between israel and hamas have ended with mediation, generally with egypt involved, leading to a ceasefire. now, contacts have been made but it is a difficult process. india faces a shocking truth, the death from coronavirus of up to 1,600 teachers instructed to help with last month's elections.

i'm david eades.peace in the middle east conflict, but israel's prime minister says the military campaign on gaza will continue with full force. cheering civilian casualties continue to rise with children and the elderly among those killed and injured. previous wars between israel and hamas have ended with mediation, generally with egypt involved, now, contacts have been made but it is a difficult process. two people are killed and scores are injured, as temporary seating collapses at a crowded synagogue north ofjerusalem. india faces a shocking truth — the death from coronavirus of up to 1,600 teachers instructed to help with

welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades.ur top stories: presiden biden says the us is working to secure a ceasefire after more than a week of violence between israel and palestinian militants. he urges both sides to protect civilians. 200,000 people are evacuated from coastal areas in india's gujurat state, as a major cyclone strikes. at least 20 people are known to have died. the us supreme court is to hear a new case — challenging a landmark ruling which has given women the right to have an abortion, for the past 50 years. if upheld, the new case would limit abortion rights — established in roe versus wade in 1973. just twelve covid—related deaths throughout the pandemic, but now taiwan issues tough new restrictions amid a dramatic rise in cases. and we visit one of the many british museums to open their doors again — after nearly five months of lockdown. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. joe biden has expressed support for a ceasefire in gaza and said the us was engaging with egypt and other p

i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.ed to restore calm. at the un, france pushes for a resolution, but washington says it wants to pursue talks behind the scenes. spain says half of 8,000 migrants who crossed into its north african terrritory of ceuta from morocco this week have now been sent back. and — a self portrait like no other. who is behind this ground—breaking exhibition?

i'm david eades.r says the military campaign on gaza will continue with "full force". cheering. civilian casualties continue to rise with children and the elderly among those killed and injured. previous wars between israel and hamas have ended with mediation, generally with egypt involved, leading to a ceasefire. now, contacts have been made but it is a difficult process. india faces a shocking truth: the death from coronavirus of up to 1,600 teachers instructed to help with last month's elections.

david eades is in london. is struck. also in the programme — the tennis star naomi osaka has pulled out of the french open after refusing to take part in post—match press interviews. and quiz time! david tests my knowledge on a face familiar to this programme. after 12 years in power, benjamin netanyahu's term as israeli prime minister could be drawing to a close. rival politicians have confirmed they've come up with the outlines of a power—sharing deal, which if they hammer out the details before their wednesday night deadline, would replace mr netanyahu with his one—time ally, the far—right nationalist naftali bennett. but it's not a done deal. important to say that. today, the centrist leader yair lapid acknowledged �*plenty of obstacles' remained before a diverse coalition of nationalist, liberal and arab parties could unite to oust the current prime minister. unsurprisingly, benjamin netanyahu also objects to the plan to replace him, today urging fellow right—wingers not to back the coalition. he said naf