you and your forces continue to lob those rockets inside israel and we had the leader of islamichhad,say just the other day that the firing of the rockets that we saw earlier this month was, to use his words, quote, "just a live fire drill foran upcoming war." and my question is, again, what sense is there in using that kind of language if you want to best represent the people of gaza? look, stephen, you have to understand, we are a peaceful people. we want to live like any people in the world. we want to live in freedom. it is enough for us to live in 70 years of occupation and dilemma and troubles every day. and i think we are looking to live like you, in britain and everywhere, and we have to stop this. and i think now, israel... please, if you make comparison with what's happening in the west bank, in the west bank there is not firing rockets, there are not fighting, they are not under struggle in west bank. but in west bank, they are building settlements, they confiscate lands, they kill people, they put down 400, 500 checkpoints, they abuse the president, they now dismantle the

, other smallerfactions and the you have islamichhad, other smaller factions and they are not totallyontrol of those groups, so you totally in control of those groups, so you can totally in control of those groups, so you can often get ceasefires broken not by hamas, but by the smaller groups, is really say, some hamas, you sorted out, you've got to keep the calm. jon donnison. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may has stepped up calls on labour leaderjeremy corbyn, to agree a cross—party deal for the uk to leave the european union. former defence secretary gavin williamson claims he's a victim of a ‘witch hunt‘ after police say they won't be investigating a leak from the national security council about the tech giant huawei. officials in gaza say a mother and a baby are among four people killed in israeli air strikes. israel says they retaliated after palestinian militants fired at least 200 rockets into israel. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly hamilton. good evening. it looks like the premier league title race will go down to the final day afte

you have islamichhad, other smaller factions and they are not totally in control of those groups, sobroken not by hamas, but by the smaller groups, israelis say hamas, you're in power, you sort it out, you've got to keep the calm. and you can keep up to date with all with the latest on the conflict in gaza on the bbc website. you'll also find background and analysis of life in the gaza strip, and a profile of the palestinian territories — that's all at bbc.com/news. india's been praised for its rapid evacuation of more than a million people which the united nations says helped minimise the loss of life after a devasating cyclone struck its eastern coast. up to 12 people were killed when cyclone fani made landfall near the city of puri in odisha yesterday. the storm was the strongest to hit india in 20 years. 0ur correspondent rahul tandon has been to one of the worst hit areas. driving towards the areas hardest hit by the cyclone. along the way, the destruction is all too visible. these people are amongst the hundreds of thousands who were moved to safety in puri. they came to the sh

israel says it has targeted various sites, including a hamas headquarters and a tunnel used by islamichhadhree israelis have been wounded. the upsurge in violence began on friday, when two israeli soldiers on the gaza border were shot and wounded. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of my team on twitter — i'm si pusey. thanks for watching. good morning. pleasant enough where you got the sunshine on saturday. but certainly cold out of it. and particularly in the showers and strong winds across the eastern half of the uk. there is good news today in that the hybrids in the west is putting further across the uk. doing so puts a cap on the atmosphere and stop some of the showers forming. it is the strongest and coldest of their winds off into the near continent. that said, the day begins with an added chill. there will be frost in the countryside. temperatures below freezing. these are the town and city centre values. a sunny start for the vast majority. mcleod across northern scotland to begin with. one or two isolated showers. showers in orkney and shetland to begin with and

israel has closed a number of border crossings and says it is attacking hamas and islamichhad targetse isjon donnison who is our world affairs correspondent and has been based in the middle east. compared to previous episodes of this violence, what is the scale now? the last full-scale conflict war we had between israel and hamas it was in 2014, then we had well over 1000 palestinians killed as well as dozens of israelis. this is not on the same scale of that. these escalations, they happen every few months. this is the most serious for several months, since before the israeli elections. we have had well over 150, 200 rockets being fired out of gaza into israel, and we now have heard there have been 120 separate targets within gaza. the operation is ongoing, so it is the most serious thing in a few months. usually, they fizzle away, but there isa usually, they fizzle away, but there is a with the risk it can develop more. in trying to broker a ceasefire, what is the bigger picture? egypt are trying to get a ceasefire, usually they do it and eventually, things calm down. there's a sens

the escalation had started on friday when one of gaza's smaller militant groups, islamichhad, shot ands. the death toll has been rising in gaza. militants are among those killed. now, high emotions are adding to the political pressure on both sides. israel and hamas were last in a full—scale conflict five years ago. the un and others are desperately working to avoid a repeat. for now, neither side seems ready to back down. a fresh manhunt is under way for joseph mccann after the women were forced into a black fate pintojust before seven o'clock this evening. a 17—year—old girl who was murdered in wiltshire on friday has been named by police. ellie gould was pronounced dead after emergency services were called to an address in calne, near chippenham. a 17—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of her murder. a 13—year—old boy has died after getting into difficulties in the sea off llandudno in north wales. the coastguard pulled the child from the water at pigeon‘s cove just after 9:00pm last night. he was airlifted to hospital in bangor, but died there. police are not treating the

israel said it had responded by targeting a hamas headquarters and a tunnel used by islamichhad militants truce in the run—up to the israeli elections. the newly—crowned king of thailand has been granting titles to members of the royal family on the second day of elaborate ceremonies marking his coronation. he's expected to take part in a grand procession on the streets of bangkok later today. 0ur correspondent laura bicker sent this update. in just a few hours' time, one of the most powerful monarchs in the world will parade through the streets of bangkok. they are starting to arrive in their hundreds. they are expecting around 200,000 people to line the streets. the newly anointed and crowned king rama x will be carried through the streets in what is called a palanquin, a kind of chariot carried by 16 men. it is being carried in 38 celsius heat, so that is quite a difficultjob. they will change every 500 metres. he will visit three sacred temples and pay his respects to the ashes of his ancestors, and when he is carried through the streets, it will be about seven kilometres of the route

television stations of the militant hamas and islamichhad groups in gaza said there was an agreementhe united nations and qatar. thousands lined the streets of bangkok yesterday to watch the newly crowned king of thailand being carried through the capital in a four—mile royal procession. it was his first public appearance since being crowned in an elaborate ceremony on sunday. he is thailand's first new king in nearly seven decades. dramatic footage ta ken by a west midlands police helicopter, has shown the moment a car ended up in a river after it was pursued by officers. after a ten minute chase, the suspected stolen car plunged into a small river in birmingham, and the occupants fled on foot. three teenagers were arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle. that police car manages to just do it. and did one of them jump out for the car hit the river and then run? yes. and they were arrested later. dramatic pictures. now, some devastating news if you have run a marathon. sorry, wrong story. i was going to talk about the bill first marathon. —— belfast marathon. a man, eliud k