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canl can ijust can i just start can ijust start by can i just start by asking can ijust start by asking where we are right now with the aid situation, getting into gaza? absolutely no eta got in at all today, louis, iunderstand absolutely no eta got in at all today, louis, i understand that the latest convoy of trucks has been stuck at the crossing between egypt and the gaza strip between ten hours, that's where all the inspections take place that israel demands to make sure nothing is getting in that could be of use to hamas, and that the trucks carry on the food, water and medicine. we don't know what the nature of the holdup is, but the other thing that's causing the un grave concern is the fact that they say they will run out of fuel tomorrow — the fuel they need to transport the aid, for hospitals to function. the israelis hit back on that, saying they posted on social media a satellite image of a dozen fuel tanks just inside the gaza strip close to the rafah crossing. they say those things contain 500,000 l of fuel, and the caption that a company to that photograph was "ask hamas

ijust want to bring some more details _ hamas. ijust want to bring some more details on _ hamas.ng some more details on that. we - hamas. ijust want to bring some more details on that. we are - hamas. i just want to bring some i more details on that. we are going to get onto talk about wider diplomacy in the region, but these details have come through. this is from a statement from a spokesperson for the israeli prime ministers office. this evening, friday, judith and natalie were released from the hands of the terrorist organisation hamas. the two were kidnapped by the terrorist organisation hamas in the murderous surprise attack last saturday, when they were staying in a kibbutz. the person in charge of the abductees as receive them at the border of the gaza strip. at this moment they are on their way to a meeting point at a military base in the centre of the country. their family members are waiting there. the government of israel, the idf and the entire security establishment will continue to operate to the best of their abilities and efforts in order to locate all of the mis

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can ijust ask you, you would accept that _ kirsty. ..ust ask you, you| would accept that the children in gaza, who have died and have been wounded by the israeli air strikes, did not deserve to die, you accept that? the humanitarian suffering we are seeing in response to hamas's decision to declare war on israel is heartbreaking and i wish no—one was getting hurt. it is not is —— it is not a war israel wanted all started, we were caught off guard and surprise. we were caught off guard and surrise. �* ., , we were caught off guard and surrise. �* .,, ., ., surprise. but there was no aid in today and _ surprise. but there was no aid in today and that _ surprise. but there was no aid in today and that affects _ surprise. but there was no aid in today and that affects children . surprise. but there was no aid in | today and that affects children as well, you need to put fuel in to provide fresh water, water is a human right. so how does it help your cause to make sure that children don't get the medicine, never mind adults, but ordinary pale

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ijust said that, i am al for hamas.ative here, and i want to say this situation will escalate further if the bombardment of gaza continues. you will see more and more pain inflicted, just as i was about to go on air, i was told of a bombardment of a relative path —— relative's home, this continuation will not be the continuation of survival. the only policy is to allow the palestinians to establish their state and come back to the root cause of the issue which is again the continuation of occupation. i think we have a moral duty now, we have an international obligation to stop this killing. the raising of 10 one, has promised these people, has turned into ethnic cleansing of palestinians in gaza, bombing shelters, bombing schools, universities, hospitals, clinics and what have you. cutting the aid to the palestinians, bombing the crossing, and also cutting electricity, water supplies and electricity. how on earth would this be a policy of punishing 10 one? this is nothing but the capital punishment of the entire palesti

point me kind of being sad or angry about this — ijust need to get on with it."physicality of painting with a paintbrush in your mouth — how long did it take you to reach a standard which you were happy with? about two years to get to a point where i was really confident. ijust kept trying to, you know, try different things, try new techniques, different colours, different images, whatever. just trying to challenge myself to... to kind of push that progression. henry is now a successful artist with a huge following on social media. and his autobiography, the little big things, has been turned into a west end musical. # i wish forever. could feel like this. # so you both play henry fraser. jonny — a young henry fraser, pre—accident. ed after the accident. what's it like portraying henry? it's an honour, first of all, quite a responsibility. but it's also an absolute joy. # little big things- that stay on my mind. # boy henry actually sticks around as kind of a representation of who man henry used to be. but also, there's something that henry talks a lot about in h

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ijust _ even available now. desperate situations. ijust have - even available now.st have to ask i even available now. desperate i situations. ijust have to ask you about one thing because the israel defence forces spoke about it earlier, saying the shifa hospital was being used for terrorist activities. hamas effectively staying there. is that anything you recognise? 50. staying there. is that anything you recoanise? ., , staying there. is that anything you recoanise? .,, i. staying there. is that anything you recoanise? ~' ., recognise? so, as you know the palestine red _ recognise? so, as you know the palestine red crescent - recognise? so, as you know the palestine red crescent is - recognise? so, as you know the palestine red crescent is part i recognise? so, as you know the| palestine red crescent is part of the red cross and red crescent movement, we believe in the same principles, humanity, neutrality and impartiality, and we already run two hospitals in gaza, and by the way our hospital received serious threats from israeli occupation forces to be bombarded

ijust _ saying. begin you from president macron now. ijust reminded - saying.macron now. ijust reminded of l saying. begin you from president i macron now. ijust reminded of this issue but i consider that this is an international coalition in order to fight against these terrorist groups that we have to build. i just that we have to build. i 'ust reminded fl that we have to build. i 'ust reminded my i that we have to build. i 'ust reminded my people, h that we have to build. ijust reminded my people, in - that we have to build. ijustj reminded my people, in my that we have to build. ijust reminded my people, in my language what we _ reminded my people, in my language what we discussed about fighting against _ what we discussed about fighting against terrorism, humanitarian action, — against terrorism, humanitarian action, rules to be respected and the political process and obviously a warrant — the political process and obviously a warrant against an excavation and i warned _ a warrant against an excavation and i warned hezbollah and some other regimes— i warned

every place i go, i run away and ijust find bombs and ifind dead people.ill end up like them. it's a really scary thing for me. but egypt says it won't open the crossing, even forforeign nationals, until israel agrees to allow aid in. and hamas also controls this border and has a say on who is allowed out. the nearby united nations school is packed with those seeking shelter, but it was already at full capacity before this latest evacuation order. "as palestinians, what did we do for this to happen to us?" hanan asks. she tells us she ran out of the house barefoot with nothing when israel bombed her neighbourhood, and came straight to the school. at noon today, many were praying — one would think for better times. many of those here are children, still smiling despite it all. around half gaza's population is under 18, and some are old beyond their years. ramez is just 15. this is his fifth war. "i can barely stand it", he says. "and look around you at all these kids. "ask them, �*do you want to live or not?�* we just want to be secure", he goes on. "our dr

ijust say to you, please do stay safe.thank you for being with us. let me quickly show you these pictures and ramallah, it is very tense there tonight. it's been tense and plenty of arab cities as well, these pictures are being beamed around the arab world tonight with the commentary that this was an israeli air strike, and you can see the sort of reaction they are getting. this is quite close to the presidential palace tonight and we are being informed that the president is returning to ramallah this evening from meetings he has had injordan with thejordanian king. he is due to meet president biden tomorrow, but, of course, this really does change the picture. the white house tonight was saying that president biden will arrive here in the morning. a lot of thought had gone into this trip. the last thing president biden really wants is for the ground incursion to begin while he is injerusalem without any humanitarian aid to going into the gaza strip, but, of course, that depth of 500 people may be well over a thousand peop

it's an opportunity ijust can't turn down _ opportunity ijust can't turn down to _ opportunity ijustve that opportunity to work in a min environment, to work in a min environment, to work— to work in a min environment, to work in— to work in a min environment, to work in a _ to work in a min environment, to work in a franchise is one of my— to work in a franchise is one of my first _ to work in a franchise is one of my first gigs is a huge opportunity —— a men's environment. england's wayne barnes will referee the rugby world cup final between new zealand and south africa at stade de france in paris on saturday. barnes is the world's most capped referee with 110 tests, having made his debut working on fiji and samoa in suva back in june 2006. he'll become the second englishman to officiate a rugby world cup final after ed morrison, who was in charge when new zealand and south africa last met in the final in 1995. geraint thomas says he's still got two more big years in him after he signed a new two—year contract with ineos grenadiers. the former tour de france champion and double oly

ijust love money. i love it as much as i _ now. ijust love money.e my - now. ijust love money. i love it as much as i love my wife. l it as much as i love my wife. it is — it as much as i love my wife. it is a — it as much as i love my wife. it is a period film, isn't it? it is a period film, isn't it? it is a period film, isn't it? it is set in oklahoma in the 19205 it is set in oklahoma in the 1920s but in many ways it is about greedy white men doing terrible things to another race. do you think that has contemporary relevance in america today?— america today? it has not changed in _ america today? it has not changed in america. - america today? it has not changed in america. it - america today? it has not| changed in america. it has america today? it has not - changed in america. it has not changed in america. it has not changed around the world. i mean, you are saying white but there are others who do that too in different parts of the world and in terms of america, the struggle is always there. the struggle is always there. the struggle is alwa

ijust discovered someone i know has fallen, _ street.as fallen, a _ street. ijust discovered someone i know has fallen, a soldier. - street. ijust discovered someone i know has fallen, a soldier. it's - know has fallen, a soldier. it's unfathomable. we know has fallen, a soldier. it's unfathomable.— know has fallen, a soldier. it's unfathomable. ~ . ., , unfathomable. we are heartbroken. absolutely heartbroken. _ unfathomable. we are heartbroken. absolutely heartbroken. and - unfathomable. we are heartbroken. absolutely heartbroken. and you i absolutely heartbroken. and you worry for your family? absolutely. almost everyone here has relatives or friends affected. almost everyone here has relatives orfriends affected. emotions extremely high at the killings, the kidnappings with entire families wiped out. the family of glasgow born bernard cohen wrote on social media that he was murdered by hamas terrorists. they described him as the kindest, most generous person. dan darlington, a british photographer, is missing. his sister said on soci

ijust wonder, in the longer— front line.the world draw from _ strategists across the world draw from the — strategists across the world draw from the way this war is unfolding. these _ from the way this war is unfolding. these small, inexpensive bits of kit are proving — these small, inexpensive bits of kit are proving to be extraordinarily effective — are proving to be extraordinarily effective. �* , ., ., are proving to be extraordinarily effective. �*, ., ., effective. let's go to mo elleithee. what happens _ effective. let's go to mo elleithee. what happens there _ effective. let's go to mo elleithee. what happens there in _ effective. let's go to mo elleithee. | what happens there in washington, effective. let's go to mo elleithee. - what happens there in washington, dc is of course so vital. there has been those whispers of hesitancy in continuing the support for ukraine. i think there is a strong coalition of bipartisan _ i think there is a strong coalition of bipartisan support _ i think there is a strong coalition o

ijust want to refute -- joining us.journalists working on the ground both within gaza and israel and trying to do a very difficultjob. before we leave you are you live to jerusalem where the israeli prime minister is given a press conference. we are getting a few bits of details about what he's saying. he said that victory in gaza will take time. he is now talking in hebrew so we cannot take it live but we will bring you the lines as and when we get them. but we do know so far that the israeli ground offensive is imminent. we are not sure what the timings are or what the plans are but we have been hearing that it could be happening any our. so far we have been seeing in the last hour or so a number of israeli air missiles hitting gaza. last night 20 targets were hit and some of those detonations were the biggest we have seen in nine days. we now know that more than 3000 people have been killed in gaza by the strikes and we also know that 199 israeli hostages are in gaza being held by hamas after they were kidnapped from

and what ijust mentioned. stop - what ijust mentioned.ese double standards. because these are awful people. reminder, we have been under occupation for a 70 plus years. we are people and we are here. we have been here. we are suffering before october seven palestinians in 0ctober seven palestinians in gaza and the west bank, israel before october seven was living a normal life. not worrying about anything. before 0ctober sevenit about anything. before 0ctober seven it was not the same case for palestinians. you should be aware of that and they are aware. as well not sure even want to say this message to them. all they even bother? what are you going to do right now? you are involved in the humanitarian situation there. we have had this fresh warning coming from the israeli militaryjust in the last hour or so. militaryjust in the last hour orso. how militaryjust in the last hour or so. how is it going to change or response today? is it going to change the work you are going to be doing today? the work we are supposed to be doing is simply

it paid off tonight but ijust want to say that— paid off tonight but ijust want to say that i— paid offd it's a lot of expectation. there�*s bound to be a party mood among scotland�*s football fans for their friendly against france in lille tomorrow evening whatever the result. that�*s beacuse scotland automaticaly qualified for next years european championship without kicking a ball last night norway had to beat spain to deny scotland progressing — and they couldn�*t do it — losing 1—0 in oslo. victory for spain also sees them qualify — and puts them top of the group — with two matches left to play. well, many scotland fans were watching nervously. willing spain to win — and this was the reaction to that goal in a bar in lille where many scots had gathered ahead of their friendly against france. it�*s the first time scotland have qualified automatically for a major tournament for 25 years. wales had a stunning victory over croatia which means qualification is back in their hands. they won 2—1, both of their goals coming from harry wilson. it means if they win their two remaining games

ijust don't understand that.i do some type of interview with some media company, the first thing that they do is they ask the same questions. "why are you guys white supremacists? "are you racist?" or, "are you fascists?" and like i have to first... it's like i spend the first couple of minutes in these interviews like, "no, no, no, no. "i denounce, denounce, denounce, denounce." when we were filming with enrique tarrio, he said that nothing was off—limits. "you can ask me anything," he told us. you got to try this. it's great. what is it? ok, so it's an empanada with guava and cheese. oh, i heard of these. i never tried it. it's not so much as i'm antifascist, as i'm anti—authoritarian. fascism is an authoritarian ideology. so is communism. enrique tarrio is an afro—cuban who grew up in miami, and speaks spanish with his family. on paper, he's a very unlikely far—right leader. i've always been political. my family was executed at the order of che guevara. so, you know, from birth, i was very political. i was a t

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ijust| followed by a very loud bang. ijust assumed _ followed by a very loud bang. fire crews worked _ very nearby. white two fire crews worked through the night and into the morning to put out the fire, that they— the morning to put out the fire, that they like revealing the extent of the _ that they like revealing the extent of the damage to three of the tanks. despite _ of the damage to three of the tanks. despite the damage, the site has reopened today, with two of the five tanks are still operating. we have seen trucks coming and going throughout the day as well as emergency services that remain on the scene and will do so for the next few days. luckily, no one was hurt here, but yesterday's lightning strikes, although extremely rare, are just a strikes, although extremely rare, arejust a reminder of how strikes, although extremely rare, are just a reminder of how dangerous they can be. frankie mccamley, bbc news. now a look at some other stories making the news today. a rail strike tomorrow will mean fresh disruption for passengers as train drivers walk out in

every time ijust have to have _ people have led to the south.very time ijust have to have the - people have led to the south. er time ijust have to have the thought of me die dying in a bomb in gaza, like, it's nota of me die dying in a bomb in gaza, like, it's not a good thing. the world health _ like, it's not a good thing. the world health organization has condemned israel's orderfor world health organization has condemned israel's order for the evacuation of 22 hospitals in northern gaza. israel has renewed its warning for people in the northern half of gaza to leave, as it continues intense airstrikes across the territory. troops have continued to mass on the border with gaza ahead of an expected ground incursion. the israeli defence force say they have struck over 100 military targets overnight and killed a senior commander. militants have continued to fire rockets into israel, towards tel aviv and other areas in the south. the world health organization has condemned israel's evacuation order; it says forcing hospital patients to relocate

ijust reminded my people in my language, what we discussed about fight against terrorism, humanitarianction, wills to be respected but the political process and obviously, one dickinson escalation and i wind his brother and similar regimes not to be part of what is happening. we had a precise discussion and i want to thank you for that. now we will follow up this discussion in the coming hours in order to see what we can improve and i'm sure in the coming weeks and months. i can improve and i'm sure in the coming weeks and months. i know how committed you — coming weeks and months. i know how committed you are. _ coming weeks and months. i know how committed you are. let _ coming weeks and months. i know how committed you are. let me _ coming weeks and months. i know how committed you are. let me express, i committed you are. let me express, once again, my solidarity, my friendship and the fact that france stand with you in this offer terrorist act you had to experience. we are with your people. thank you. since _ we are with your people. thank you. since you _ we are with your people.

so, ijust worked, like, normaljobs, like, officejobs.for, like, nearly a year, and i was a nail technician, doing pedicures, and i was working at an ice cream shop, i worked at the apple store. like, i did a lot of part—time work, and then, eventually, i got a manager, started to release songs. everything i had saved up with my part—time job i would put into there. parents did not support me whatsoever, because my mum was like, "you went to cambridge, "why don't you work for a bank?" but when i quit all my part—time jobs was when i was about 27, so that's when i became kind of full—time musician. see, 27, i think is young. i think so, too. i think 30s is young. 30s is young. but i did see a tweet from you where you said that you had felt pressure to lie about your age. yeah. where did you feel that pressure from? just the standard, erm... the kind of accepted standard of pop musicians when i was growing up, especially in the �*90s, 2000s, is that you get signed when you're 13, or maybe 16, 17 at the oldest, and then you are in developmen

ijust have the thought of me dying in a bomb in gaza.o you protect these civilians and also allow israel to respond . the way it wants to respond? this situation didn't come out of nowhere, though. do i think the west could have done more? yes. i think arab countries could have done more as well. why is this happening now and what does it mean for the future of the entire middle east? this is one of the most complex and long—running conflicts in human history. so how did we end up here? hamas is an arabic acronym, it's short for harakat al—muqawamah al—islamiyyah, meaning the islamic resistance movement. they are a palestinian islamist group dedicated to the destruction of israel. elected to power in 2006 and fully taking control the following year, they have been ruling gaza ever since. hamas has been proscribed as a bad terrorist organisation by the uk, us, and the eu, along with other countries. they say this is just 20% of the weapons hamas brought into israel, and it isjust a fraction of what israeli forces will face when they go in

ijust think, yeah, you just couldn't ask for a better week. from us at the moment. we will see you again soon. bye—bye. hello again. monday felt like another warm summer's day — except, of course, it wasn't summer. no, its october. it's meant to be a lot colder than this. these blue, sunny skies sent temperatures soaring, particularly across england and wales — the warmest spot, east malling in kent, 26 degrees celsius. now, average for these cities at this time of the year is 15 or 16 degrees, so ten degrees above average. even the temperatures we had on monday were in excess of what we'd see in a typical july day, so that's why it felt like summer. you can see the clear skies that we had across england and wales, but lurking out in the atlantic, we've got more rain—bearing cloud around — and that's not good news for scotland, where we still have the bulk of the flood warnings in force across the nation. it's here where, of course, we saw torrential rain and flooding over the course of the weekend. and with more rain developing over the next

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ok, stephen, ijust told you, hamas isjust a group, we are the government.mb that blowed their heads were israeli—made, maybe american—made, but sent by israeli jet fighters. do you not think that... let's compare... ..hamas wanted... no, no, no. israel to respond... that's why about the snap... that's why, about the snap shot politics and media. you think my relatives have just been killed only in the last week? they've been killed over 100 years by the same weapons, by the same instigator... hamas was created only 20, 30 years ago. let's not reduce everything and blame everything onjust some group here or there. this is unfair, stephen, and it doesn't give in give justice to the people i lost. it doesn't give justice to the people i lost. i want to go back to the moral compass. hang on... i want to go back to the moral compass, please. we were denied, for 160 years, our very basic rights. there was an international consensus, un security council resolutions, israel has got to end its occupation immediately. and then 30 years ago, 1993, oslo international c

no, ijust told you — we condemn the targeting of civilians from all sides.e so. the entire region... they're missing from that condemnation and responsibility and commitment is from israel. so you're asking the wrong people, the wrong questions, stephen. and not only you, the entire international media, the wrong questions. and why don't you ask me about the kahanist groups in israeli government now, that you recognise and you legitimise, and you celebrate, and you want to have the unequivocal support for them all the time. why don't you ask me about ben gvir? who has been handing weapons to israeli civilians over the last week. over the last week? machine guns. why don't you ask me about smotrich, who published publicly a paper calling for palestinians to choose between three options, publicly. either we accept being slaves in our own land, or we leave en masse, as they are doing in gaza, trying, attempting at mass expulsion. and the third option, he says it, you are going to get killed. so ask me about those people. let me ask you... and you know what? ..i

ijust mentioned vengeance. i just wonder mentioned vengeance. wider region? of course. turkey's saying _ in the wider region? of course. turkey's saying that. _ in the wider region? of course. turkey's saying that. syria i in the wider region? of course. turkey's saying that. syria is i turkey's saying that. syria is saying that. this could be real escalation — stop bombing, do justice. escalation - stop bombing, do 'ustice. ~ �* ., , justice. we'll of course continue _ justice. we'll of course continue to _ justice. we'll of course continue to follow i justice. we'll of course continue to follow the | justice. we'll of course i continue to follow the latest from israel and gaza here on bbc. we'll take a live look now at southern israel towards the gaza border. you're watching bbc news. thanks for your company. stay with us if you can. bye for now. hello there. it's going to stay very unsettled across the uk as we head through this week with low pressure still very much in charge. so, long spells of rain, heavy, thundery downpours. the winds are

ijust i just need to ijust need to ask you what we've seen from the rightful republicans were we've seen of that debate, playing out here in the united states about funding dropping for ukraine? what you think the potential consequences could be the fact that this debate is playing out so openly in the united states. of course, we are a democracy and we are open — when we disagree, we all know that but there's no question that the leadership and the majority of the republicans as well as the democrats support ukraine, understand the stakes for our country. if we don't stand up for ukraine, if we don't help ukraine win this war, then the consequences are that vladimir putin will try then to recreate another part of the lost soviet union will be a nato ally possibly, and that means all of us will then have to put troops on the ground and take — it would be much more expensive than the money we are now spending together now. and i think that the leadership in the republican party understands these stakes and i think it will be a — i can't say unanimous but certainly, a overwhelming majority

ijust good morning. thank you. ok. ijust -ot good morning. thank you. ok.on. yes, you're absolutely right, i am not on the agenda — absolutely right, i am not on the agenda for— absolutely right, i am not on the agenda for today. a bit of a surprise _ agenda for today. a bit of a surprise addition, shall we say. and a surprise _ surprise addition, shall we say. and a surprise for my husband, too. he has no _ a surprise for my husband, too. he has no idea — a surprise for my husband, too. he has no idea what i am going to say. laughing — laughing when i told our lovely girls about being _ when i told our lovely girls about being here today, they were also quite _ being here today, they were also quite surprised. but the reason why i am quite surprised. but the reason why i am here _ quite surprised. but the reason why i am here is— quite surprised. but the reason why i am here is really quite simple. it is because — i am here is really quite simple. it is because rishi and i are each other's— is because rishi and i are each other's best friends. we are one t

ijust want thank you for coming onto the programme.aturday morning when you first heard but hamas had done. what went through your head?— went through your head? regret that the international _ went through your head? regret that the international community - went through your head? regret that the international community has - went through your head? regret that the international community has not| the international community has not heeded our warnings. regret that this was allowed to fester for decades. regret that there is attention now on the bbc and all over the world only because blood has been spilled. i wish we did not get to this moment. 50 has been spilled. i wish we did not get to this moment.— has been spilled. i wish we did not get to this moment. so you listened a number of — get to this moment. so you listened a number of things _ get to this moment. so you listened a number of things you _ get to this moment. so you listened a number of things you regret - get to this moment. so you listened| a number of things you reg

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ijust want to pick up and ask you - situation before our eyes. i situation before our eyes. ijust want to pick up and ask you a more specific question, which is about the hospitals. we know that fuel isn't being carried across the border but we know that many hospitals are running on generators and therefore are running out. what are you hearing about the situation in hospitals, in terms of getting power to be able to function? it is notjust hospitals that are running on generators. almost half of gaza runs on generators. without the all entering gaza, not only can hospitals not operate and will still be hanging by a thread and collapsing, but also water pumping stations, waste water treatment plants, all of these run on fuel. this means that for the last week, raw sewage has been pouring into the sea. basically polluting, meaning any water pumped is polluted sewage water and cannot be drunk for people that right now are in dire need of water. there are hospitals without... how can essential operations at hospitals run without fuel? this is our c

honestly, ijust try than the previous generations? every single time i jump best i can every single time i jump in the car, and of course you are also very dependent on the material you have to be able to achieve great things. now with the remaining races we have, of course i try to win as many as we can, but you just try to be better every single year, every single race that you jump in year, every single race that youjump in the year, every single race that you jump in the car. christian horner said _ you jump in the car. christian horner said you _ you jump in the car. christian horner said you are - you jump in the car. christian horner said you are the - you jump in the car. christian horner said you are the mostj horner said you are the most competitive driver he's ever met, that's really saying something. where does that competitive edge come from, and do you realise you might be the most competitive person that somebody like christian horner has ever met? i somebody like christian horner has ever met?— has ever met? i guess it

ijust want to ask you really about two issues relating to that sequence of events.if we look at paragraph 33, you describe their as part of the reason for this change of tack, what you described as new modelling overseen by mark and ben warner showed that unless the government urgently change course, the nhs would be overwhelmed within weeks. if we just assume out again, you can see that you make a similar point again at paragraph 3a b, you refer to the new modelling, by which i take it you mean the modelling you describe in paragraph 33? yes. was our describe in paragraph 33? yes. was your impression, then, that around this time, towards the end of that week, something had changed in the modelling, orthe week, something had changed in the modelling, or the numbers, which was telling you something about the threat to the nhs which hadn't been known before? 50 threat to the nhs which hadn't been known before?— threat to the nhs which hadn't been known before? so our assumptions at this particular — known before? so our assumptions at this particular time, _ known bef

ijust want to i you can stay with us.. it comes from the un middle east envoy condemning the attacks on israel, urging restraint. the uae calling on palestinians and israelis to try and prevent further escalation. lots of condemnation from right around the world. and the point i am bringing you is the concern about the borders around israel was not benjamin netanyahu also is saying that israel will reinforce frontiers to deter any others from making a mistake of joining this war. that is the latest from benjamin netanyahu. a0 israelis killed. that is the new figure we have. 7a0 wounded in this hamas attack. thank you for being with us on bbc news. i am pleased you are still with us. 0ver i am pleased you are still with us. over the past few hours, i have spoken to a number of voices from inside israel. easy to make contact and get through to people as they respond to this horrific situation across the country and that real sense of fear that they have, not only about what has happened today but the what the future could h

for example, ijust inside other buildings. for example, i just listened inside other buildings.lked about the largest hospital in gaza. hamas's major command and control centre is located directly underneath that hospital, so to find out exactly where the entrances and exits are located, the israeli defense forces will have to go there and then point them out. what they do with that information is the question you are asking and, quite frankly, that depends on the exact military objective for that particular tunnel entrance and what it leads to. i see. when it comes to protecting civilians, we have heard again the calls for civilians to move from the north to the self from the idf. what else will be part of the discussions and the decision and the strategy making? and the decision and the strategy makin: ? ~ ~ , making? well, i think it is unfortunate _ making? well, i think it is unfortunate that - making? well, i think it is unfortunate that there - making? well, i think it isj unfortunate that there are making? well, i think it is. unfortunate that there are so making? well,

crosstalk ijust caution you and - it still on twitter. crosstalk ijust caution you and every .heir words. this is not palestinian authorities, this is a terrorist organisation. we should not listen to hamas. i organisation. we should not listen to hamas. ~ ., , organisation. we should not listen to hamas. ~ . , , to hamas. i think that is the lesson for all organisations _ to hamas. i think that is the lesson for all organisations in _ to hamas. i think that is the lesson for all organisations in a _ to hamas. i think that is the lesson for all organisations in a conflict - for all organisations in a conflict that they are not in. i want to talk to you about the politics as well. you'll have heard my introduction and the way it is... it is sort of scrambled, world politics. he said the hard left on the hard right are one of the same. what you make of the way that groups on the hard right have rallied behind israel? do you think it's because they are supportive of israel and what happened two weeks ago, or is there something more to it? i’m happened two weeks ago, or is there so