i was in gaza city with unrwa colleagues yesterday and these people are working day and night., food packages, they are doing what they can but it is not enough. it means that people might have something tomorrow, but then what? people might have some plastic to stop them getting wet in the rain, but then what? what happens when it is bombed, when it is pierced by shrapnel. the biggest united nations aid agency on the ground is about to be finished. we have been told, we have been warned that the authorities that operation from unrwa will cease. and i would be a disasterfor that from unrwa will cease. and i would be a disaster for that to happen. we are feeling it every day how bad that impact would be with everything going on. louise, thank you for taking the time tojoin louise, thank you for taking the time to join us and i'm pleased we were able to reconnect with you so you could share with us what is going on in gas at the moment. we have some live pictures from lebanon where the work continues. you can see smoke over the skyline of beirut. israel continuing to bomb beirut.

they were hit in strikes in gaza city.there was sewerage running down there was sewerage running down the walls of the school, children with nowhere to sleep or stay. 0ne children with nowhere to sleep or stay. one of the buildings were so badly destroyed that families had been warned not to shelter in this facility because it could collapse at any moment. but people just don't have anywhere to go. they don't have anywhere to go. they don't have any belongings, they don't have any belongings, they don't have any food or water and they are trying to find shelter where it is just unbelievable to see the standard of living that are happening now in northern gaza. and throughout the have been criticisms about the amount of aid that is able to get in. what is the current situation at the moment? for what is the current situation at the moment?— what is the current situation at the moment? for an entire month all— at the moment? for an entire month all humanitarian - at the moment? for an entire i month all humanitarian agencies

the who says it will be confined to gaza city. ntinuing israeli attacks on northern gaza. the who says it will still not be able to reach tens of thousands of children. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood is in jerusalem. he explained the background to the current vaccination challenges. there was an outbreak of polio detected for the first time in 25 years back in august. one case, a child found to have been paralysed by the virus. the who quickly started a vaccination programme in september. they managed to get to more than half a million people, children, right across the gaza strip. in orderfor it to be effective, they need two doses. a few weeks ago, they did the second vaccination for the south and centre of the gaza strip. they were not able to get to the north due to the intensity of the isreali military offensive there. they have today started the second phase, trying to reach all the children in gaza city over the next few days to give them immunity from the virus. there are about 15,000 children, north of the gaza strip but not

and another case when 6, they were killed in gaza city. this is what that 900 killed bomb does. if this is what b, i close, minimal collateral damage, then maybe we should be worried. but hey, the us military is already wide open to start using it. and some say the move will blow, or the thin line between human and machine error allowing humans to shift the blame . the use of this is, of this technology is supposed to be g with and what have you. but it's to provide sanitized a, a warfare. if you will, to, to, to the person's actually uh, pressing that button. that said it's sending that bomb so that to minimize the, the killing of the troops. that's why you see more and more. um, drones employed, do you see a n as opposed to a human pilot to the aircraft and, and this was on aircraft that can shoot long distances. the whole idea is to minimize casualties to, to the war fighter and, and that would even include the ground troops. and that's why you have the, these uh, systems that are, are designed for a longer range and to, and to be effective on these targets. so we're going to

i was in gaza city with colleagues yesterday.packages, they are doing what they can, but it's not enough. people might get food tomorrow, but what happens when the plastic sheeting is gone, torn by shrapnel? there is no solution here. we are doing what we can but the biggest united agency nations agency on the ground is about be finished. we have been told and worn through the authorities that operations will cease. now would be a disaster for that to happen, will cease. now would be a disasterfor that to happen, we are feeling how bad that impact will be with everything going on. it is getting dark there, but we can tell you there is a huge amount of smoke in the air. the israeli army says that it struck around 25 targets in lebanon in one hour, and lebanon in one hour, and lebanon have said that at least 12 people have been killed in strikes in the south of the country. strikes in the south of the country-— strikes in the south of the count .,, ., ., ., country. six are said to have been killed _ country. six are said to have b

she's expected to address suppose is in the coming out and in gaza. city and his right, the strike targets the 1st aid. so kidding, more palestinian children. the donald trump is being elected. the full, the 7th president of the united states, trump comfortably cleared the $270.00 like total votes. ceiling needed to win back the white house with some results a still yet to come in. but these rival, pamela harris, has now conceded defeat in a phone call to trump. she's expected to address suppose isn't around an hour's time. well, here's how the account stands right now. as you can see, donald trump has 292 like total college, both sides well clear with the magic number of 270. we've been talking about campbell, a harris folding schultz with only $224.00 like total college votes. and as you can see, they're all still a couple of states, but, and yet color, then what that means is that they haven't been cold yet. even without declaring those states, trump has punched it because he's got more than $270.00 of the votes. a tom declared victory alice before offi

guess scale, at least for people and injures several lovers in gaza. city bodies of a victims west thrown on the street as part of simeon scrambling to help the wounded. this right target at a 1st stage center across the strip is really attacks, has killed 22 people since done at least 15 of them in bait law. here in northern casa honeymoon has now from down the line in central gas. as during the tension is fixed on the us of presidents or waste israel of the salt and. 1 that has not closed this don ruskin workers in gaza. city have been assisting us for what's left of this residential building. it was hit by an is really as try among dangers are children they play after the north has seen intensified military operations with residents forcibly displaced by his regular soldiers. the patterns of destruction repeats in hon. eunice were mourners gather to prey beside the bodies of palestinians. killed and reasoned is rarely strikes. enough is enough. we're tired, we are really tired. we have no energy to breathe and know. we're slowly dying every day that come

but unicef now says short pauses in fighting have been guaranteed in gaza city for a limited number of more than 14,000 children are reported to have been killed in the conflict according to the palestinian ministry of health. our special correspondent fergal keane brings is the story of one very young palestinian girl. and this report, it must be said, was made with the help of local journalists in gaza, because israel still does not allow the bbc and other international media to enter the conclave and report independently. —— enclave. they were ordered to leave. the men made to strip to be searched, some of them elderly, as the israeli army hunted for weapons and anyone linked to hamas. but look to the left. in the crowd, a small child, facing away from the scene. who was she? what became of her? julia abu warda, three and a half years old. these photos were taken before the encounter at the israeli checkpoint, before the order to go. our colleague found julia in gaza city, one week after the photograph was taken, but with the family's memories still vivid. translation: there were so

it had earlier agreed to a humanitarian pause to allow vaccinations in gaza city to resume —— in gazay deter parents from bringing their children to be vaccinated. and in the background of all of this, the deadline set by the us for israel to improve the flow of humanitarian or face cuts to american military aid is approaching — it's less than two weeks away. yet this week, the us ambassador to un has said israel's words are not matched by actions on the ground. israel's words are not matched by actions on the ground. israel has said it's going above and beyond its humanitarian obligations and blamed hamas. let's turn out to her next story. the floods in spain. spain's prime minister has announced the country's and you can watch live coverage of the results coming spain's prime minister has announced the country's biggest deployment of troops and emergency services in peacetime tojoin the recovery operation in the valencia region. 211 people are known to have died in flash flooding and landslides earlier this week, and many are still missing. as many as 20,000 volunteers gathered at t

built and completing the separation of the communities in the northern strip from the center of gaza city. calling it a quote premeditated act of human destruction. just weeks ago, u.s. officials told netanyahu that there is a widespread perception that israel is isolating gaza's north telling residents to leave or be targeted. and blocking food from entering. israeli officials denied it. saying this is, this perception has been deeply damaging to them. and yet, once again, the biden administration gave israel the benefit of the doubt. and here we are. the israeli military has essentially timed its choke hold on the north and began severing from the rest of gaza. the areas people are being pushed into the area, these people are being pushed into aren't any safer. just days after the election, the u.n. published a detailed report accusing israel of war crimes. 30% men, 26% women and the largest group killed by israeli forces shockingly 44% are children. the ages of these children that have been killed, any where between newborn babies to teenagers. the report points to statements by israel

this man witnessed another airstrike, reportedly on a barber shop in gaza city.ces. the missile suddenly fell on a barber shop. that�*s where we�*ve been living since the start of the war. the israeli defence forces have confirmed they carried out the strike on the school, but said it was being used by hamas as a command and control centre, and that they tried to avoid civilian casualties by using what they call "precise munitions." tonight in tel aviv, there were renewed calls from the families of the israeli hostages for a deal to be done. i call on you, leaders of the world, president biden and president—elect trump, don�*t give up on the hostages. two children, their parents and 97 other hostages are waiting to be saved. it�*s more than 400 days since the friends and families of many of these people were taken. 400 days that have brought nothing but death and misery to the people of gaza. joe inwood, bbc news, jerusalem. as protestors took to the streets in tel aviv, israeli police say two flares landed in the grounds of benjamin netanyahu�*s private home, ar

and another case when 6, they were killed in gaza. city, this is what that 900 killa bomb does. if this is what the a, i close, minimal collateral damage, then maybe we should be worried. but hey, the us military is already wide open to start using it. and some say the move will blurs a thin line between human and machine error, allowing humans to shift the blame. the use of this is, of this technology is supposed to be g with and what have you. but it's to provide sanitized a warfare if you will. to, to, to the person's actually uh, pressing that button that said is sending that bomb so that to minimize the, the killing of the troops. that's why you see more and more. um, drones and chloride. you see a n as opposed to a, the human pilots in the aircraft and, and this was on aircraft that can shoot long distances. the whole idea is to minimize casualties to, to the war fighter. and, um, and that would even include the ground troops. and that's why you have these, these uh, systems that are, are designed for a longer range and to, and to be effective on these targets. so we're go

witness myself from rafah in the south via khan younis, second biggest city, to the biggest city, gaza citygrad after the second world war. you cannot fathom how intense and indiscriminate the bombardment has been on this tract population and as you havejust this tract population and as you have just referred to it is evident it is first and foremost children and women that are paying the price for this senseless war —— trapped population. it this senseless war -- trapped population-— population. it is well maintained - population. it is well maintained is - population. it is well maintained is of - population. it is well. maintained is of course population. it is well- maintained is of course it is targeting hamas. iwill maintained is of course it is targeting hamas. i will read from the un human rights report here. it says, the continuation of these attacks killing evenly across the population demonstrates an apparent indifference to the deaths of civilians and the impact of the means and methods of war warfare. the most representative of verified fatalities are children, saying children

slots on gaza bombs. land is near a hospital in bate la here, while neighborhoods a targeted in gaza city. also a head kenya cancels major airports empower deals with india is a dining hours after its founder was indicted on sort charges in the us. the . so we start with our special coverage of the developing use from the have where the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants based rails prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his former defense minister, you'll have to launch this for war crimes in gaza. nittany, who called the decision anti semitic, and ridiculous. the court is accusing netanyahu of using starvation as a weapon of war. depriving goes a civilian population of every basic necessity, including food, water, medicine, and fuel. it also charges these really leader with crimes against humanity, including murder persecution, and in humane acts. the icpc who is also issued an arrest warrant for her most commander, known as mama dave, who israel says it's killed in an air strike and guns in july. but that has not been confirmed. it will now be up to the courts, $12

air strike on an on the law school that housed hundreds of forcibly displaced, palestinians in gaza, city was a 0 sum, a binge of 8 reports. what do we call a massacre? is that occurring? the reality for palestinians is really bones of kidmore that survivors carry the old and the young looking for help. the, the civilians displace from the north. israel continues with its genocide against the entire police, didn't and population. the whole world is watching palistine and women and children slaughter ripped to pieces and show it to the bone. what are the arabs waiting for? why is the whole word silence as our population is ethnically cleansed? enough is enough that these victims are from a pact you in school to being used in a shelter and go to city. hundreds of palestinians forcibly to space from their homes and northern gauze, sheltering there was in front of them. and they said, that's how we rush to sell a dean school shelter after it was pounded by his rarely bull plains. this entire section of the building was leveled and the mass of 5 broke out. as a result, we managed to put the fi

but despite those warrants, they have been more attacks, funerals have been held in gaza city after he is ready for his bomb to house multiple times on thursday night. at least 20 palestinians were killed. children are among the dead and injured the mazda. the building was hit 3 times 3 times, and every time people a mess it could, most of it was going. nobody's best, all of them. a dad, a whole family lives here, a whole families being wiped away. an entire families wiped from the civil registry because of view israel killed civilians. and israel has once again targeted by tomorrow at one hospital, one of the few partially functioning medical facilities in northern gaza. jones try kept the emergency entrance of the hospital and destroyed its electricity generator . the facility has run out of oxygen because of the ongoing is really a tax. let's get an update on the situation on the ground with terry cup was on was in doubt, but i central guys, what has been happening and what does this mean for the hospitals and guys as ability to function yeah, what happens exactly fully is that the

and another case when 6, they were killed in gaza city. this is what that 900 killer bomb does. if this is what di calls, minimal collateral damage, then maybe we should be worried. but hey, the us military is already wide open to start using it. and some say, the move will blur the thin line between human and machine error, allowing humans to shift the blame. the use of this is, of this technology is supposed to be g with and what have you. but it's to provide the sanitized a, a warfare. if you will, to, to, to the person's actually uh, pressing that button that said is sending that bomb so that to minimize the, the killing of the troops. that's why you see more more. um, drones employee, do you see a n as opposed to a pilot, a human pilot to the aircraft and, and missiles on aircraft that can shoot long distances. the whole idea is to minimize casualties to, to the war fighter and, and that would even include the ground troops. and that's why you have these, these uh, systems that are, are designed for a longer range and to, and to be effective on these targets. so we're going

a residential building and gaza city was completely destroyed, leaving 105 casualties. again, according to the un several, g, b, u 31 unit, sions were likely to be use other attacks where the was suspect, the use of these bonds include 56 people killed at these, of all your refugee time. and another case when 6, they were killed in gaza city. this is what that 900 kill a bomb does. if this is what b, i close minimal collateral damage, then maybe we should be worried. but hey, the us military is already wide open to start using it. and some say the move will blur the thin line between human and machine error allowing humans to shift the blame. the use of this is, of this technology is supposed to be g with and what have you, but it's to provide sanitized a, a warfare if you will, to, to, to the person's actually uh, pressing that button that said, is sending that bomb so that to minimize the, the killing of the troops. that's why you see more and more. um, drones, employee, d c a n, as opposed to a human pilot to the aircraft and, and missiles on aircraft that can shoot

the presidents are ways israel default and. 1 that has not slow don. rescue workers in gaza. city have been assisting us for what's left of this residential building. it was hit by an is really as try among dangers. our children may play after the north has seen intensified military operations, with residents forcibly displaced by his regular soldiers. the patterns of destruction repeats in hon. eunice were mourners gather to prey beside the bodies of palestinians. killed and reasoned, is rarely strikes enough is enough. we are tired, we are really tired. we have no energy to breathe. and no, we have slowed the dying every day and come out one hospital unit reports a dire situation. the organization saves about 4000 babies, have been left without taxes to critical care. meanwhile, the world holes or organizations save it, has organized the 1st medical evacuation of from jobs and 6 months. more than 100 patients are set to leave garza through the term of asylum and crossing to receive a treatment abroad. the valuation of from there and by that has a lifeline for some of the critica

you are only able to travel as far north as gaza city. what did you see?an: gaza city looks like stalingrad after the second world war. it was much worse than i feared. i'm really shattered by seeing how humanity has been trampled upon through gaza. more than 2 million people are trapped in one of the most confined areas on the planet and they are under the most intense and indiscriminate bombardments by enormous israeli air force. and they are using indiscriminate bombs provided by the united states. this will come to haunt israel and the united states because this is so much against every principle of civilization and of law. nick: the israeli operation in the far than most part of gaza, the idf says hamas has regrouped through. israel's top general says they killed 1000 hamas over the last month, detained 1000 more. in a visit this weekend, he added this -- >> we are providing the israeli residents near the northern gaza border with greater security and creating conditions for this security to endure, to not be fleeting. we are not stopping or slowing d

and in a separate attack, five people were killed in a strike on gaza city, with several more still missing israeli army, which has been operating in northern gaza for several weeks, said, that it had eliminated dozens of terrorists' in jabalia, as well as a weapons store. 0ur correspondentjon donnison is injerusalem — and told us what more is known about the attack. well, look, it's difficult to verify those numbers because israel does not allow foreign journalists uncontrolled access to gaza. but as you say, this does seem like a significant strike. a house targeted injabalia. 13 children among 25 people killed. there are apparently still people trapped. trapped under the rubble. i've just looked at some footage reportedly from the scene, and it's one of considerable devastation and confusion, chaos in that area injabalia. and i think it's important to remember that this comes just two days before a us set deadline for israel to significantly improve humanitarian access to gaza, and also to take measures to reduce the number of civilian casualties. the united nations put out some figures

we're not seeing a huge amount of movement from gaza city for the south.ple are absolutely terrified of crossing the israeli check points that exist along the main road there. they are and there have been numerous reports of people being shot at as they've been trying to flee. there's a sense of we're going to get killed any way so we might as well try to stay as close to our home as possible. because no matter what we do we're not going to be able to save ourselves. >> i'm sure you saw this u.n. report that was published on friday. your organization treats children in gaza. what were your thoughts about those findings what you see and what workers see day in and day out. were they even surprising to you based on what you have seen? >> it's not surprised because if we look at the population. the vast majority of the population in gaza is under the age of 18. these strikes are not based on what israel does. simply targeting hamas fighters. you have entire buildings that come down. you have 2,000-pound bombs that level neighborhoods. you have strikes on scho

the influx into gaza city and surrounding has increased the population to some 375,000 people with only an estimated 75,000 remaining in northern gaza. looting of humanitarian supplies is intensifying and becoming more organized and more violent. in one incident, on 16 november, a u.s. envoy comprised of 109 trucks of food supply was looted by palestinians with 97 trucks lost. on the 18th of november, over 20 people were reportedly killed by armed palestinians in operation said to be led by the gaza ministry to target humanitarian aid. the widespread killing and injury of civilians in gaza -- i also condemn the continued holding of hostages in gaza and the indiscriminate firing of rockets toward israeli populations by hamas and other palestinian armed groups which has continued this month. law and order must be restored and the level of essential goods including humanitarian assistance that has been allowed into gaza is inadequate to meet the overwhelming needs of the population. the campaign in gaza concluded having rhys over half-moon children. it demonstrates that what is possible wh

and another case when 6, they were killed in gaza city. this is what that 900 killed bomb does. if this is what b a, i close, minimal collateral damage, then maybe we should be worried. but hey, the us military is already wide open to start using it. and some say the move will blur the thin line between human and machine error allowing humans to shift the blame. the use of this is of this technology is supposed to be g.

and so most of the people who fled the north, as you say, end up in, in faces like gaza city, when they reach casa city, what sort of, how far they are receiving their, what are you able to provide them with? who we are right now and broadly speaking about the humanitarian organizations. nowhere near enough because then need is for shelter items so tense. for example, there was an effort to try to bring tense in by the israelis requested that the sort of metal bar's used to set the time to be switched out for plastic ones. so that again creates yet another officer called there's a huge need for hygiene kids now, some of managed to actually get into the north, but it's nowhere near enough. there's a huge need for things like, you know, clothing and blankets and shelter. it gets literally quotes here right now at night you need access to clean water, you need access to food. all of this needs to get reset up to be able to accommodate the tons of thousands. 6 of people have been forcibly displaced to gaza city itself, and that is a scenario against a backdrop, which is the reality here. an

his office released this footage showing him eating soldiers south of gaza city. held in gaza —— visiting soldiers. it said israel had not given up efforts to find them. 97 hostages are still believed to be in gaza from the 251 initially kidnapped by hamas last year on october seven. mr netanyahu had this for his troops. translation: here in the centre of the strip and in all parts - of the strip, they have achieved excellent results in our important goal. hamas will not rule gaza. we are eliminating its military capabilities in a very impressive way. we are moving on to governmental capabilities and the hand is outstretched. hamas will not be in gaza. israel's campaign in gaza has damaged or destroyed 80% of buildings, according to some satellite estimates. and nearly 44,000 palestinians have been killed, according to the hamas—run health ministry. meanwhile, israel continues to strike what it says are hezbollah targets in southern lebanon and the capital, beirut. a top us envoy is currently in lebanon, working to broker a ceasefire deal between the two sides. th

the resulting influx into gaza city and the surrounding area has increased to some 375,000 people with only an estimated 75,000 meaning in northern gaza. humanitarian aid remains a struggle and involves huge personal risk. humanitarian supplies by palestinians is intensifying and becoming more organized. in one incident on the 16th of november, u.s. envoy comprising of 109 trucks of food supplies was violently looted by palestinians with 97 trucks lost. on the 18th of november, over 20 people reportedly killed by armed palestinians to be led by the gaza ministry of interior to target humanitarian aid. i unequivocally condemn the widespread killing and injury of civilians in gaza. i also condemn the continued holding of hostages and gaza and the indiscriminate firing of rockets for israeli population centers. which has continued this month. at that point humanitarians and humanitarian envoys must be immediate. law and order must be restored and civilian populations have the same access. madam president, the level of essential good and humanitarian assistance that has been allowed into g

several casualties will also look for the doctor house was hate in gaza. city say 2 neighborhoods is where it says it's been targeting homeless militants, several pro palestinian groups of asked a quote in the hague to block the netherlands from exposing weapons to israel. they lawyers argued the dot stage was doing too little to prevent what they call to genocide and gaza. israel has rejected such accusations and says that is targeting homeless terrorist decision is expected in 3 weeks. you as president elect donald trump says he'll nominate squatter, base and to serve as an ex treasury secretary. do you official in charge of implementing his economic agenda? basement is a 1000000000 a hedge fund manager, who has advocated for tax reduction and to do regulation and supports drums planned to impose massive terrace on imported goods. the international monetary fund has approved the release of over $300000000.00 us dollars to sri lanka, as part of a bales package of countries. new left is the government has agreed to continue the required austerity measures and t

nine other people are reported to have been killed in separate israeli strikes in gaza city.both of those developments in both lebanon and in gaza when we get them. lebanon and in gaza when we get them. a mass stabbing at a college campus in eastern china has left eight people dead and 17 others have been hurt. police said a twenty—one—year—old man who'd studied at the wuxi technical college was arrested. they said he admitted carrying out the stabbings because the institute had refused to issue his diploma. he was also said to be unhappy with poor pay and long hours as an intern. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky says he would like to end the war with russia next year through "diplomatic means" next year. mr zelensky said kyiv should only start negotiations with moscow from a position of strength. let's hearfrom him. translation: we are a great| nation and we have to prove it. therefore, i believe that the war will end. there is no exact date, but for sure i emphasise once again what the policy of this team that will now lead the white house. the war will end faster. th

trucks or in, in gaza daily compared to $500.00 before the october, the 7th, the tax on this real gaza cities. yamaha stadium is barely recognizable as a sports ground. thousands of people in teens packs the former soccer pitch. the surrounding stands have been damaged by his railey attacks, the fighting and guns that his forced families to flee multiple times, and many arrived here without any belongings. no, ma'am, i said look, we fled with only a single piece of play to each. we came here and waited in the cold until 3 in the morning when they gave us a tent. we depends on donations. when they distribute food we eat. if they don't, we don't cheat. we have 5 families living in a single tenant, a food, a deliveries into the guns, a strip remain at extremely low levels. last month, the united states wound is rail. it has 30 days to improve the humanitarian situation or risk us military funding being cuts the day before that deep line was due to expire. israel open one additional crossing to allow aid and to gaza. but humanitarian groups and the you in say it's not nearly enough with the block

southern city of han eunice. several casualties were also reported after a house which he had in gaza. cities say to naples, israel has been targeting how most military lawmakers in nicaragua have approve the constitutional reform that hands more power to present. and danielle ortega, they voted unanimously to extend his term by year, take more control over the media and military and alive. his wife to become co president ortega has ruled the central american country for 17 years. us president elect donald trump says he'll nominate scot percent to serve as the next treasury secretary. the official in charge of the implementing is economic agenda. besant is a billionaire hedge fund manager, who has advocated for tax reduction in the regulation and supports trump's plan to impose massive tariffs on imported goods to the top $29.00 climate conference has gone into overtime in baku as a by john. it was supposed to end on friday, but a group of developing nations rejected an initial offer of $250000000000.00 annually from wealth of your countries to help them tackle global warming at the conferenc

our colleague found julia in gaza city yesterday one week after the photograph was taken, but with theamily's memory still vivid. translation: there were soldiers on _ translation: there were soldiers on the _ translation: there were soldiers on the tanks - translation: there were soldiers on the tanks and i soldiers on the tanks and soldiers on the tanks and soldiers on the ground. they approach the people and started firing above their heads. people were pushing against each other during the shooting. they were escaping the hell that jabalia they were escaping the hell thatjabalia has become. a landscape in which human survival is not possible. translation: survival is not possible. tuna/mom- survival is not possible. translation: , , ., translation: we saw disruption and bodies scattered _ translation: we saw disruption and bodies scattered on - translation: we saw disruption and bodies scattered on the - and bodies scattered on the ground. they were pointing their guns at us and ordering us to stay seated. it their guns at us and ordering us to stay seated.— their guns at us and or

palestinians have been killed in an israeli strike on a school sheltering displaced families in gaza cityn the shati refugee camp. many are thought to be still trapped under the rubble. israel has not yet commented on the incident. here in the uk, hundreds of angry farmers have protested outside the welsh labour party conference. they're furious with the uk government's decision to impose a 20% inheritance tax on farm estates worth more than a million pounds. that's around one—and—a—quarter million dollars. but the prime minister says he will defend the government's budget announcements "all day long". here's damian grammaticas. 0n the north wales coast, the rumblings of rural protest. could this swell into a real political problem for the government? the morale, the mental health, you know, everything is at an all time low. and what do they do? they kick us again. galvanised by the budget and the government's decision to levy inheritance tax on farms, they descended here from across wales and as far away as yorkshire today. this government has made the one decision which is destroying th

at least five buildings in beit lahiya and gaza city were hit early this morning. offensive in northern gaza in recent weeks, it says to prevent hamas from regrouping. let's cross live to jerusalem and speak to our middle east correspondent yolande knell. can we start with the diplomatic effort, where are we on any potential agreement between israel and hezbollah? the us special envoy amos hochstein arrived last night and met a top israeli official and met a top israeli official and he is expected now to meet the israeli defence minister and the prime minister as well. while he was in beirut, he was meeting lebanese officials, getting a response via them from hezbollah, to the latest us draft proposal on a ceasefire. he has been reporting that progress has been made on that. there do seem to be these outstanding sticking points that he is working on in particular, one of them is to have a supervisory mechanism and exactly what format that should take, to satisfy the different sides, for supervising the ceasefire. there's also this demand that israel has made that i

the who says it will be confined to gaza city. en. meanwhile in lebanon, a government minister has confirmed that a senior official has been abducted in a raid on a house near the lebanese city of tripoli by a suspected team of israeli naval commandos. the identity of the abducted man hasn't yet been confirmed but he's reported to be a senior member of hezbollah's naval force. a lebanese minister representing hezbollah in lebanon's government has confirmed that cctv video of the incident is accurate. the scottish comedian janey godley has died at the age of 63. she revealed in november 2021 that she had ovarian cancer and documented her treatments. a tough upbringing in the east end of glasgow was the thread which ran through her humour, but she found viral fame during the pandemic with her dubbed videos of nicola sturgeon's covid briefings. janey godley who died at the age of 63. i'm rajini vaidyanathan. i'll be back after a break. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it remains very quiet on the weather front with rather cloudy

gaza on friday killed more than 80 people. and israel's military says it has killed a senior hamas official in a strike on a car in the southern cityleaders of 15 un agencies have described conditions there as "apocalyptic". separately, the who said they hoped to carry out a new round of child polio vaccinations on saturday but the operation would be confined to gaza city only. i am joined now by amin saikal, who is emeritus professor of middle eastern, central asian and islamic studies at the australian national university. think of your time on bbc news. could you start by giving your assessment of the chances could you start by giving your

unicef said that there needs to a human at terry and pause on vaccinations, but this is limited to gaza citya smaller area covered by preous humanitarian wars. children who received initial doses of the vaccine may not be able to receive follow-up doses. this lack of access means it is unlikely the campaign will reach nearly all of the 12000 children who require a further dose which is vital for the lasting protection against polio. in serbia, at least 30 people have died after part of a roof at a well race -- had a well -- at a railway station collapsed. glass fell on people below. the station is around 60 years old and has just been rebuilt as part of a new high-speed line between belgrade and budapest. however, the canopy was not part of the renovation work. do remember you can get further details of all the stories we are covering on world news america and many others too on the bbc website. the address is bbc.com/news, or you can download the bbc news app onto your phone. that is it f announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond