suspicion of theft and criminal damage, after the removal of a banksy art—installation in south—east londonwoman in the us with a rare double womb has given birth twice in two days, after a "one in the million" pregnancy. and — rebecca welch makes history — becoming the first female premier league referee. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. we start in the middle east. gaza's health ministry says more then 200 people have been killed in the past 2a hours as israel's bombardment continues. it comes as a watered—down un security council resolution for more aid to be allowed into gaza has been criticised for not going far enough. israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has thanked the us for abstaining at the un security council — and reiterated tojoe biden that the war will continue until all the objectives are met. lucy williamson reports. in gaza, this is the new normal. drone strikes in the border town of rafah, emptying the local market. 17—year—old joe, filming on his phone, still clutching his bag of shopping and calling on god for protection. america has blocked un c

an angry protest outside a primary school in east london.aza, to be allowed back in school. he has been off for weeks after refusing the school's demand to remove a palestinian badge from his coat. he demand to remove a palestinian badge from his coat-— from his coat. he has been traumatised _ from his coat. he has been traumatised by _ from his coat. he has been traumatised by his - from his coat. he has been - traumatised by his mistreatment at school, the dissemination he has faced by teachers, the detention, humiliation.— faced by teachers, the detention, humiliation. ., . �*, ., humiliation. your child's education is very important, _ humiliation. your child's education is very important, wouldn't - humiliation. your child's education is very important, wouldn't it - humiliation. your child's education is very important, wouldn't it be . is very important, wouldn't it be easier to change the code? absolutely, his education is of paramount concern, his welfare is paramount concern, his welfare is paramount concern. it is not an issue of

of london in the east of london in the docklands.e wires, so it's really interesting to see it all happening behind the scenes. it's a very meticulous operation and i am joined by the event director. just talk me through the numbers. how many fireworks and how long has it all taken? we have about 12,000 individual fireworks on these individual fireworks on these three barges and the london eye. the most iconic part doesn't get rigged until 6am tomorrow. we have a crew of about 30 people working over the two locations since the 27th of december. we have got over 30 tonnes of equipment to load. almost 50 kilometres of cable and wire that need to be connected and 4,500 individual firing cues that need to be wide and tested. we are in a fairly good place at the moment. it does get pretty stressful. this is my 14th year doing london new years eve and aim certainly, the last ten or 15 minutes before the midnight moment tomorrow, i am going to be quite nervous. you can't afford to have a bad day at the office, can you? no, a blank sky at mi

suspicion of theft and criminal damage, after the removal of a banksy art installation in south—east london news — the royal year in review. a moment in history — the coronation of king charles iii. god save the king! congregation: god save the king! - cheering across three days in may, the nation celebrated the newly crowned king and queen. at a star—studded concert, a poignant tribute from prince william. as my grandmother said when she was crowned, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us. and she'll be a very proud mother. cheering also this year, prince harry reveals family secrets in his bestselling memoir and in evidence as he takes on the british press. and digging deep on his first official royal engagement, five—year—old prince louis. crowd: god save the king! god save the king! may the sixth, 2023. god save the kings plays light rain fell as king charles and camilla, queen consort, made their way to westminster abbey for the first coronation in 70 years. # i was glad... prime ministers, presidents, foreign ki

our reporter meghan owen is in east london where the final preparations are under way. up in colour with the fireworks all starts here on these barges in the east of london in the docklands. you can see behind me all the final preparations arejust being put in place. there are thousands of shells, there are controlled firing panels, there are wires, so it's really interesting to see it all happening behind the scenes. it's a very meticulous operation and i am joined by the event director, darryl fleming. darryl, just talk me through the numbers. how many fireworks and how long has it all taken? we have about 12,000 individual fireworks on these three barges and the london eye itself. we don't get the chance to rig that until tomorrow at six o'clock, so the most iconic part of the structure doesn't get rigged until then. we have a crew of about 30 people working over the two locations since the 27th of december. we have got over 30 tonnes of equipment to load onto these barges, nearly 50 kilometres of cable and wire that need to be connected and 4,500 individual firing cu

in east london, i found leyton. in east london, i found out about it at 10:00 this morning. a friend of mine lives nearby. a young mum who's considering sending her school there. is 80% muslim there. this school is 80% muslim pupils demanding that the white headteacher be removed will be reporting from that live of the situation is on a knife edge. we'll be reporting live. all of that coming in the next hour. but first your latest news headunes but first your latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> martin. thank you. your top stories from the gb newsroom i'm a murder investigations being launched after a four year old boy died from a knife attack in east london. the met police said they received a call at around 1050 last night, raising concerns for the welfare of a child at a property in montague roadin child at a property in montague road in hackney. the boy was found knife injuries and found with knife injuries and was taken to hospital where he died. met police says. a 41 died. the met police says. a 41 year old woman has been arre

astonishing scenes in east london yesterday . um, can we london yesterday.ountry of origin, demanding headteachers are sacked publicly? i think it's an outrage. the school is currently closed. we're going to speak to a mother who lives in the area, who will tell us what she thinks, and she's not happy about what as extreme about what she sees as extreme intolerance on british streets . intolerance on british streets. that's all coming in the next houn that's all coming in the next hour. but first, your latest news headlines with sam francis . news headlines with sam francis. >> martin. thank you. good afternoon . it's just gone 5:02. afternoon. it's just gone 5:02. i'm sam francis in the gb newsroom . first millions of newsroom. first millions of train passengers are facing a hike in fares of nearly 5. the department of transport has confirmed that regular rail fares in england will rise from the 3rd of march. the increase is based on inflation, but it's being capped at 4.9. passengers say it's just more financial pressure already. >> the trains are striking

and it's notjust south east london where there have been been problems. here's zoe conway.ck those christmas cards in the postbox? no, i'm going down to the post office. why? well, because i'm just more sure that they're going to get there before christmas. people have had appointments which they've missed because the letters have not arrived in time. residents here take great delight in christmas, but their festive spirit is being sorely tested. as you can see in my house, there are no christmas cards up. i haven't received one christmas card yet. we have a competition on the road about who gets the last christmas card. and i think last year, it was five months after the occasion, and one of our neighbours bakes a cake. that's the prize for getting the last christmas card. people were saying that they simply weren't getting mail. and as a joke, someone went out of the house just from the whatsapp group, went out, opened the bins, and amazingly and surprisingly, there was a wad of post in one of the bins. this is about a week ago. a survey by the watchdog ofcom published th

i mean i it's god's lot in itself is biggest east london. so the area of life has of biggest potentially a quarter of what east london. so i'm not sure collectively punishing 2200000 civilians, half of which are children cutting off water electricity, and aid from them is proportionate use use a collective punishment. israel argues, of, of course, that these people are being used as human shields. it's also arguing that it's tried to set up safe zones before now is meant to be in tulsa with the us to a said more off again, age groups. the like yours have said that these sites aren't a too small too difficult to get to where where do you stand on this who, who should be in charge of setting up the site doing it or not? first of all, it's not that they're just too small to get to. it still stays on this. don't have any infrastructure. so i mean how, what, what, what are we serving? how we meeting needs exactly when there's no water, no electricity, no shelter, no, nothing. there's nothing, it's empty piece of mind. how is the humanitarian comm

a blast that damaged a ulez camera in south—east london has been described as grotesquely irresponsibleto the incident which happened in sidcup on wednesday night. which happened in sidcup on wednesday night . while it's not wednesday night. while it's not being treated as terrorism , the being treated as terrorism, the explosion is believed to have been deliberate and the decision to the ultra low emission to expand the ultra low emission zone in the capital has led a zone in the capital has led to a surge in vandalism . calls have surge in vandalism. calls have been made for a full investigation after thousands of people were left stranded in seven trains in west london. video on social media showed people huddled in darkness with many stuck in carriages for up to four hours last night. damage was caused to overhead wires after a train hit an obstruction outside london paddington, which meant the power had to be switched off. the public transport watchdog says it's concerned by the lack of communication and slow response time . meanwhile, trains in time. meanwhile, trains in northern

some breaking news, a 14—year—old has died after falling from a tower block of flats in east london.dics from the ambulance service reports that the teenager had fallen from a height. she was taken to hospital in a life—threatening condition but she died. we will have more on that and the rest of the day's news shortly. we will be back after a quick break. after a fairly cloudy stuck with patchy letwin and drizzle in england and wales, all of us today, is going to dry up from the west and brighten up to dry up from the west and brighten up bar one ortwo to dry up from the west and brighten up bar one or two showers. but the cloud in the drizzle will be slow to clear from the south—east. it is courtesy of these two weather fronts continuing the journey south and east, the isobars telling their own story, that we have windy conditions across the north and west. the wind coming in from the westerly direction, blowing in showers to western scotland and northern ireland is to western scotland and northern ireland but we could see the odd isolated shower in wales and the odd isolated showe

investigation is ongoing after a woman is killed and two people are injured in a shooting in hackney in east london. it's five down, just two more to go for super kevin sinfield and his seven ultra marathons in seven cities across seven days. we'll catch up with him later this morning. good morning. from santa's gratis on fletcher's farm as christmas approaches. in sport.. their olympic dreams — over. england thrash scotland but still miss out on qualifying team gb a place at the paris olympics. and damejudy dench tells us how her life has been shaped by shakespeare, both on and off the screen. good morning. a frosty and foggy start to the day—to—day. some freezing fog will linger for much of the day. the sunnier skies will be the day. the sunnier skies will be the further east you travel. a return to wet and windy conditions in the west. all the details later on in the programme. it's wednesday, the 6th of december. our main story. the former prime minister boris johnson will give evidence to the covid inquiry today and face two days of questions about his time leading the uk during the pandemic.

a16 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murdering leon gordon in east london. e 42 year old was shot dead in hackney on tuesday evening. a 20 year old man and a 16 year old boy also suffered gunshot wounds. 16 year old boy also suffered gunshot wounds . prince harry has gunshot wounds. prince harry has lost a legal challenge in a libel claim against the publisher of the mail on sunday. it means the case must go to trial . the it means the case must go to trial. the duke of it means the case must go to trial . the duke of sussex is trial. the duke of sussex is suing associate newspapers limited over an article about his legal challenge against the home office following changes to his security arrangements . and his security arrangements. and mourners are paying tribute to the pogues frontman shane macgowan . while singing galway macgowan. while singing galway bay . bay. >> and the bells were ringing out for christmas day . christmas out for christmas day. christmas hit fairytale of new york was just one of many of the songs sung as his cortege made its way throug

our reporter meghan owen is in east london where they're getting ready for the countdown. it's quite incredible to think that what we will see tomorrow evening when london's skyline is lit up in colour with the fireworks all starts here on these barges in the east of london in the docklands. the final preparations are being put in place. there are thousands of shells, there are controlled firing panels, there are wires, so it's really interesting to see it all happening behind the scenes. it's a very, very meticulous operation and i'm joined by the event director. just talk me through the numbers. how many fireworks and how long has it all taken? we have about 12,000 individual fireworks on these three barges and also the london eye. we don't get the chance to read that until tomorrow. we don't get the chance to read that untiltomorrow. —— rig. the most iconic part doesn't get rigged until 6am tomorrow. we have a crew of about 30 people working over the two locations since the 27th of december. we have got over 30 tonnes of equipment to load. almost 50 kilometres of cable a

but in east london, it is in terms of east london, it is in terms of east london, it is in incrediblyristian church or a political party, that's kind of how i spend my free time. those are all very diverse, but i don't quite agree. >> but ben did ask a legitimate question, which was if you have different communities living side but not talking to side by side but not talking to each other, that's not a model for diversity. >> that's just people living in different groups doing their own thing. the other point, and i don't think it's about immigration keeping immigration because i'm keeping that topic, but that as a separate topic, but wherever communities wherever you've got communities living together and if community grows and obviously we've seen an influx ukrainians , which an influx of ukrainians, which you in you welcome very much in the last months, is there has to last 18 months, is there has to be adequate infrastructure , be adequate infrastructure, schools, transport and particularly gp places and so on and so on. >> so what do you think? i mean, why it okay, my question to

suspicion of theft and criminal damage, after the removal of a banksy art—installation in south—east london us with a rare double womb has given birth twice in two days, after a "one in the million" pregnancy. and — rebecca welch makes history — becoming the first female premier league referee. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. we start in the middle east. gaza's health ministry says more then 200 people have been killed in the past 24 hours as israel's bombardment continues.

in london a large fireworks display will light up the thames and our reporter meghan 0wen is in east londonerway. it london, where the preparations are under wa . , . , under way. it is quite incredible, naturally. _ under way. it is quite incredible, naturally. to _ under way. it is quite incredible, naturally, to think— under way. it is quite incredible, naturally, to think that - under way. it is quite incredible, naturally, to think that what - under way. it is quite incredible, naturally, to think that what we | will see tomorrow evening when london's skyline idlib in colour with the fireworks... when london's skyline is lit up in colour with the fireworks all starts here on these barges in the east of london in the docklands. you can see behind me all the preparations arejust you can see behind me all the preparations are just being put in place. there are thousands of shells, there are controlled firing panels, there are wires, so it's really interesting to see it all happening behind the scenes. it's a very meticulous operation and i am joined by the event director. just talk me thr

. >> reporter: and they are exported annually alongside the port of east london. >> we aexport to the.s. which is a strong market. and also to china which is traditionally a market that built korea, australia, europe. we apply mercedes-benz product quality to every unit we build. >> reporter: human resources expect difference director credits the success to its people. >> we have just over 3,000 people based in east london building this beautiful car out of africa for the world. you can look at an operator working at mercedes-benz south africa, and that colleague will be able to compete favorably with anyone within our network across the globe. and that is because of the quality of dedication, quality of training. >> what we really have with the c class is a high end product. we have high end technology out there. without education, you cannot run a facility like that. so there are $13.5 billion invested and the core is education. >> reporter: the mercedes-benz learning academy has over 4 decades trained thousands of people. >> what the academy does, prepare the skills we need today a

the letter follows threats directed towards a school and its pupils in his east london constituency ande in london yesterday due to a security threat. now, fishermen in the south west have been catching and selling bluefin tuna as part of a new pilot fishery. seven of ten licences have been issued in cornwall, and two more in devon. the fish weigh around 250 kilograms and can sell for several thousand pounds. the trial has been extended until the end of the year because of bad weather. but as tamsin melville reports — some conservationists are concerned. landing a bluefin tuna at newlyn. it's heavy work. the biggest we've caught so far is 216 kilos and that made £14 a kilo. so give me a sense of what would i imagine how big that is. that is about two foot taller than me and twice as round. this catch followed the start of a trial in august, granting ten licences for uk fishing boats to catch and sell the huge creature. seven of those licensces are held by cornish vessels, and one newlyn fisherman was instrumental in getting the trial in place. andrew pascoe�*s been monitoring the bluefi

two people were never to come home. 33—year—old nursing graduate rebecca from newham in east london ander gabby hutchinson from gravesend in kent. a third person, a 22—year—old woman, still remains in a serious condition in hospital. today, one year on, the families of those who died have asked the artist to instruct his thousands of fans to help with the police investigation. he's not done nearly enough. we as a family have not heard anything from him. he has used all gabby�*s name in his speeches and in his concerts, but he's not actually done anything to support the investigation. we don't want him to go through what we have gone through. it was hell for us. he has the power. these people worship him as idol. i thought i was one of them as well. you can tell them. someone must have seen something. a police investigation was launched and today a number of people are being urged to come forward with potentially vital information. these images are of individuals who i believe can answer some questions with regard to what they heard or saw. i believe them to be key witnesses and key indi

the letter follows threats directed towards a school and its pupils in his east london constituency.of that letter on your screens now due to the use of offensive language directed towards the school in question. the correspondence also follows the evacuation of a mosque in london yesterday due to a security threat. live now to ilford in east london, to speak to the leader of redbridge borough council, labour councillorjas athwal. thank you for coming on to the programme. thank you for coming on to the programme-— thank you for coming on to the rouramme. ., ~ i. ., ., programme. thank you for having me. what is your— programme. thank you for having me. what is your reaction _ programme. thank you for having me. what is your reaction to _ programme. thank you for having me. what is your reaction to what - programme. thank you for having me. what is your reaction to what you - what is your reaction to what you have seen? i what is your reaction to what you have seen?— have seen? i think the letter is absolutely _ have seen? i think the letter is absolutely disgusting, - absolutely disg

year old son in east london. 41 year old son in east london. 41 year old keziah mccoy will appearinappear in court later over the death of her son, kobe dooley makaria. the four year old, who suffered knife injuries in hackney on wednesday, was taken to hospital but died there of his injuries. a postmortem his injuries. a post mortem examination is due to take place next week . the czech republic is next week. the czech republic is to hold a day of mourning after 14 people were killed and 25 more injured in a mass shooting in prague yesterday. police say a 24 year old czech student opened fire at the charles university. the gunman also reportedly shot dead his father and is believed to have taken his own life. police, who are still trying to establish a motive, say they're working on a theory that he was also responsible for the deaths of two people in a nearby forest . two people in a nearby forest. the uk economy has taken its first steps towards recession after performing much worse than it was expected. figures from the office for national statistics found there'd been a downtur

in liverpool, in east london last night as well. in liverpool , stamp well. been installed in the first initiative of its kind . these initiative of its kind. these are designed to help the public treat victims before paramedics arrive. and then grief. i mean, you couple that with james cleverly's happy christmas message earlier on, don't you? which is basically you know, happy everybody . try happy christmas everybody. try not to get blown up by a complete lunatic at a christmas market. and does make market. and it does really make you wonder about law and order in of in this country. and instead of building we in this country. and instead of buildi put we in this country. and instead of buildi put more we in this country. and instead of buildi put more people we in this country. and instead of buildi put more people in we in this country. and instead of buildi put more people in thosee could put more people in those prisons longer prisons and give them longer sentences , it appears to me like sentences, it appears to me like another catastrophic infrastruct

woman has died and two other people — including a teenager — have been wounded in a shooting in east londond at around 6.30 in the evening, in vine close, near hackney. no arrests have yet been made, and police say officers will remain at the scene overnight and will be in the area over the coming days. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk... prince harry's lawyers have begun legal action against the government over its decision last year to strip his royal security arrangements in the uk. the home office said prince harry was no longer entitled to them, because he lives in the us, and is no longer a working member of the royal family. south wales police say a 28—year—old man, arrested on suspicion of attempting to murder a woman in the town of aberfan, was known to her. the woman — who's 29 — is being treated in hospital for stab wounds, but her injuries are not thought to be life threatening. junior doctors in england have voted to stage fresh strikes this month and next, after talks between the british m

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moon a teenage boy has appeared in court charged with murder after a woman was shot dead in east londonkilled in hackney last tuesday, and a man and a 16—year—old boy also suffered gunshot wounds. today, a 16—year—old boy was remanded in custody at barkingside magistrates' court. he was also charged with two counts of attempted murder. a new type of street drug — which can be hundreds of times stronger than heroin — has been linked to at least 5a deaths across the uk. nitazenes are synthetic opioids, which are believed to be imported from china. you're live with bbc news. chinese president xijinping will make his first trip to neighbouring vietnam in six years, arriving on tuesday. he will meet the prime minister and the president, with commercial ties emphasised in statements by both countries. but the backdrop is geopolitical following a visit to vietnam this year by presidentjoe biden — and continued tension over china's claims in the south china sea — particularly after the release of a new official map by china in september, showing sovereignty over most of the area. let's discuss

suspicion of theft and criminal damage, after the removal of a banksy art installation in south—east london news — it's the travel show. hello, and welcome to a special edition of the travel show — covered in ice, snow, and that special kind of magic, as much of the world prepares to celebrate christmas, and also the end of another year. we spent most of 2023 on the road, so it's a great opportunity to be at home to recharge and look back at some of our favourite winter adventures here on the programme. so without further ado, let's jump straight in and remember the time when ade headed to finnish lapland — not to meet santa claus, but a rapper who's keeping his language alive with music. huskies howl. ade: finnish lapland is as close as it gets to a winter wonderland. more than one million tourists come here each year in search of the northern lights, santa, and his reindeer. the sami are the indigenous people who live in this part of the world — from northern norway, sweden, finland, and the far north part of russia. there's around 6,000 samis left in this part of finland, and here, they'

dooley, who was stabbed in east londonrld was taken too soon. the four year he brought to the world was takewas o soon. the four year he brought to the world was takewas found|. the four year he brought to the world was takewas found with four year he brought to the world was takewas found with knife year old was found with knife injuries at a home in hackney on wednesday . injuries at a home in hackney on wednesday. his injuries at a home in hackney on wednesday . his mother, keziah wednesday. his mother, keziah macharia , has been charged with macharia, has been charged with his murder and is due to appear in court on thursday day. and you can get more on all those stories visiting our website stories by visiting our website at now it's sunday mornings from 930 on gb news is . news is. >> welcome back. it's 35 minutes after 4:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua. if you've just tuned in. where have you been? it's all right. we've still got at least and half left. least an hour and a half left.

it wasn'tjust is renovating a house but in east london.very difficult. i very stressful, very difficult. especially when some money was coming _ especially when some money was coming out of my account constantly because _ coming out of my account constantly because we — coming out of my account constantly because we were spending a lot and having _ because we were spending a lot and having to _ because we were spending a lot and having to buy a lot at this point in the build — having to buy a lot at this point in the build it— having to buy a lot at this point in the build. it was awful, horrible, because — the build. it was awful, horrible, because it's almost £1000, it's such a lot of— because it's almost £1000, it's such a lot of money. and ijust also couldn't— a lot of money. and ijust also couldn't believe that when you buy something online from a company, 'ust something online from a company, just expect — something online from a company, just expect that your money is safe and you _ just expect that your money is safe and you will a

four people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was stabbed in east london today. the met police say officers were called to reports officers were called to reports of a stabbing in hackney . a 49 of a stabbing in hackney. a 49 year old man was found with stab wounds and later died from his injuries. two men, aged 49 and 42, and two women aged 35 and 44, have all been arrested. they remain in police custody . labour remain in police custody. labour has been warned to stay away from traditional boxing day foxhunt parades ahead of the next general election. countryside campaigners have told the to party end what they call its running attack on rural communities. they say sir keir starmer risks igniting a toxic culture war if his party repeats past attacks on rural life. foxhunting was banned in england and wales in 2004. however, labour has vowed to crack down on all hunts this . a major study on all hunts this. a major study suggests vitamin d deficiency depression and diabetes are among a number of health issues that can increase the risk of young onset dementia. t

there has also been major disruption on thameslink rail services today across london and the south eastges. and tomorrow, there will be no services on northern rail also because of a lack of staff, and delays are expected on london northwestern, and chiltern railways. eurostar has apologised for the disruption and said customers with tickets could exchange them or apply for a refund. some might be able to claim compensation. with the met office issuing yellow weather warnings for wind, rain and snow for large parts of the uk, it is unlikely we have seen the end of the travel trouble. let's get more now from lisa minot, travel editor at the sun. thanks forjoining us. wejust heard on the report from some very unhappy people who are desperate to travel and this couldn't really have come any worse weekend, could it? hot. any worse weekend, could it? not, because trying _ any worse weekend, could it? not, because trying to — any worse weekend, could it? not, because trying to get _ any worse weekend, could it? lint, because trying to get to your destination, whether you are in paris, amsterd

the piece , a stop east london., a stop sign covered with three aircrafts that look like military drones, was discovered at an intersection in peckham yesterday, less than an hour after the artist confirmed the installation was genuine . installation was genuine. witnesses saw it being removed by a man with bolt cutters . the by a man with bolt cutters. the met police say they have since arrested a man who remains in custody. we . the father of custody. we. the father of a four year old boy who was stabbed in east london, has paid tribute to his son koby. maria dooley was found with knife injuries at a home in hackney on wednesday and later died in hospital. his dad says he'll be dearly missed and that the joy and laughter he brought to the world was taken too soon. his mother, keziah macharia, has been charged with his murder and is to appear in court on is due to appear in court on thursday . bells rang out across thursday. bells rang out across the czech republic and flags are flying at half mast as the nafion fly

suspicion of theft and criminal damage, after the removal of a banksy art installation in south—east london health ministry in gaza has said that more than 200 palestinians have been killed in the past 2a hours, as air raids continue. the israel defence forces say that five of their soldiers have been killed in the gaza strip since friday. fighting has been raging despite a un resolution demanding more access for humanitarian deliveries. the us abstained in that vote. us presidentjoe biden and israeli prime minister

suspicion of theft and criminal damage, after the removal of a banksy art installation in south—east londonhello. i'm carl nasman. we start in the middle east, where the hamas—run health ministry in gaza has said that more than 200 palestinians have been killed in the past 2a hours, as air raids continue. the israel defence forces say that five of their soldiers have been killed in the gaza strip since friday. fighting has been raging despite a un resolution demanding more access for humanitarian deliveries. the us abstained in that vote. us presidentjoe biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke by phone on saturday. the white house said mr biden stressed the importance of protecting civilian lives in gaza. he also told reporters he did not demand a ceasefire. mr netanyahu said he reiterated that the war will continue until all israeli objectives are met. from jerusalem, our correspondent, lucy williamson, has more. explosions in gaza, this is the new normal — drone strikes in the border town of rafah, emptying the local market. 17—year—old joe, filming on his phone, still c

two people were never to come home. 33—year—old nursing graduate rebecca from newham in east london andn a serious condition in hospital. today, one year on, the families of those who died have asked him to instruct his thousands of fans to help with the police investigation. he has not done nearly enough, we as a family have not heard anything from him, he's used gabby�*s name in his speeches and concerts but he hasn't actually done anything to support the investigation. brute hasn't actually done anything to support the investigation. we don't want others — support the investigation. we don't want others to _ support the investigation. we don't want others to go _ support the investigation. we don't want others to go through - support the investigation. we don't want others to go through what - support the investigation. we don't want others to go through what we | want others to go through what we have gone — want others to go through what we have gone through, it was hell for us. have gone through, it was hell for us he _ have gone through, it was hell for us he has — have gone thro

east. the cloudy star in london.o 13, quite mild in the south or only six or seven in scotland. through tonight rain initially will be heavy in northern ireland, wales, the south west of england. the rain drips its way east. their potential for rain and heavy showers later. we will see frost in parts of eastern england and north—east scotland as well. tomorrow brings us a different sort of day. back to the unsettled, that a blustery weather. the messages do go and enjoy the drier and brighter weather if you have it, which many of us had today.— weather if you have it, which many of us had today. thank you very much indeed. there are concerns that signs of cancer in pregnant women are being overlooked, with symptoms dismissed as pregnancy—related. every day, two women in the uk are diagnosed with the disease while expecting a child — and a leading cancer charity says greater awareness is needed within the healthcare profession. louise beevers from lincolnshire was told she had breast cancer whilst pregnant. she's been

arrested on suspicion of murdering a woman who was shot deadin murdering a woman who was shot dead in east london. 42 year old leanne gordon was killed in hackney on tuesday evening . she hackney on tuesday evening. she was one of three people found with gunshot wounds . a 20 year with gunshot wounds. a 20 year old man and a 16 year old boy were taken to hospital. the hollywood star, ryan o'neal, has died peacefully at the age of 82.the died peacefully at the age of 82. the american actor is best known for his role in the critically acclaimed 1970s romance love story . critically acclaimed 1970s romance love story. his critically acclaimed 1970s romance love story . his son, romance love story. his son, patrick o'neal , announced the patrick o'neal, announced the news and wrote on social media that his father was a hollywood legend. full stop . and a funeral legend. full stop. and a funeral for the pogues frontman shane macgowan has been held in ireland from the unlikely choir with singing galway bay . with singing galway bay. >> and the bells were ringing out for christmas day . out for christma

live now to drjohn strawson, professor from university of east london. tional law and middle east studies. there are the rules of war, i am interested to your insight and analysis to what degree they are being observed. the problem we have here is that the israeli defence forces do actually talk about unitarian law, and that is a large number of lawyers operating with the idf. commanders see there is a lawyer on the shoulder all the time. the difference is that hamas simply ignore the laws and customs of war completely. that is one of the asymmetrical problems of this conflict. that whatever the terrible humanitarian suffering which we heard us taking place in gaza at the present time, the laws of war only operate really if both sides apply them. unfortunately hamas don't. i am not saying that the idf are always absolutely accurate in the way in which they are operating, and i'm sure there will be investigations and the prosecutor of the international criminal court of course was in israel and in palestinian occupied territories only this week, saying tha

the printer is yeah, i'm assuming the street will be producing its very own power residents in east london. lin. much road spends more than 2 years working for this moment and convincing the neighbors to get on board to day. that dream is becoming reality. the pressure of saying something's going to happen and having that power station post is up in windows. so this 1st moment of seeing it come to reality is, is kind of a relief, it's joyful. we wanted the whole street to basically get the solar panels that was go. we soon realized that wasn't going to happen. like it's going to be really difficult actually to, to even persuade any one of us to henry pollen done. 8 olsteen came up with the idea originally they'd hope to get the entire street linked into a grid. but some of the roofs are suited to solar panels. and some neighbors haven't yet wound up to the idea. 25 households on limits road are on board. however, i think across britain there are millions and millions of people who want to solve and put money into the climate crisis. you can offer at the direct action solution for it, which

a 16—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder, after a woman was shot dead in in east londontwo others were injured. her family have described her as having "a heart of gold" judges have ruled that the uk government acted lawfully when it blocked changes to gender laws in scotland. the controversial legislation, making it easier for people to change their legally—recognised sex, was passed by the scottish parliament last year. but the uk government blocked it over fears it would affect equality laws across great britain. now a legal challenge from the scottish government to the veto has been rejected by the court of session in edinburgh. ministers have been defending the cost of the government's rwanda plan after it emerged that another £100 million had been given to the nation as part of its deal to relocate some asylum seekers there. in a moment we'll speak to our political correspondent in westminster. but first, from rwanda, mayenijones looks at how the money — now £2110 million in total — is being used. all dressed up with no—one to cook for. this used to be a refuge for

residents in east london, lynn much road, spent more than 2 years working for this moment and convincing the neighbors to get on board to day. that dream is becoming reality. the pressure of saying something's going to happen and having that power station post is up in windows. so this 1st moment of seeing a come to reality is, is kind of a relief. it's joyful. we wanted the whole street to basically get the solar panels . that was the goal. we soon realized that wasn't going to happen. like it's going to be really difficult, actually to, to even persuade any one of autism. henry pollen done 8 olsteen came up with the idea originally they'd hope to get the entire street clinton to a great. but some of the roofs are suited to solar panels. and some neighbors haven't yet will up to the idea. 25 households on limits road are on board. however, i think across britain there are millions and millions of people who want to solve and put money into the climate crisis. you can offer a direct action solution for it, which is what we've kind of created in then it kinda floats quite well with the ge

suspicion of theft and criminal damage, after the removal of a banksy art installation in south—east london

a 16—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was shot in hackney in east londonr—old man and 16—year—old boy were also injured. police are appealing for more information. the average two—year fixed deal mortgage has dropped below 6% for the first time since mid—june. financial information service moneyfacts says competition amongst providers has pushed rates down after the spike which followed liz truss�*s mini—budget. hundreds of oxfam staff in the uk have gone on strike for the first time in the charity's 81—year history. last—ditch talks on wednesday between oxfam and the unite union failed to reach an agreement. about 200 shops are affected. you're live with bbc news. next, ministers have been defending the cost of the government's rwanda plan after it emerged that another £100 million had been given to the nation as part of its deal to relocate asylum—seekers there. it means the scheme now costs more than £240 million without a single asylum—seeker being flown to the country as yet. from rwanda, mayenijones reports. all dressed up with no—one to cook for. th

a teenage boy has appeared in court charged with murder after a woman was shot dead in east london.ackney last tuesday, and a man and a 16—year—old boy also suffered gunshot wounds. today, a 16—year—old boy was remanded in custody at barkingside magistrates�* court. a new type of street drug — which can be hundreds of times stronger than heroin — has been linked to at least 5a deaths across the uk. nitazenes are synthetic opioids, which are believed to be imported from china. you're live with bbc news. in the uk — the covid inquiry looking into how political decisions were made during the pandemic. today, it was the turn of british prime minister rishi sunak to answer questions, as his �*eat out to help out�* scheme was said to have cost many lives and prioritised the economy over lives. my primary concern was protecting millions ofjobs of particularly vulnerable people who worked in this industry. all the data, all the evidence, all the polling, all the input from those companies suggested that unless we did something, many of those jobs would've been at risk, with devastating cons