as i was saying there, one british citizen, jake marlow, is missing.n outdoor party near the gaza border when the attack happened. plenty of developments on this story on our live page on the bbc news website. we will leave you with those live pictures from gaza. stay with us, plenty more. you are watching bbc news. hello, you are watching bbc news. the labour party's annual conference officially opens in liverpool this morning. deputy leader angela rayner will be giving a speech shortly to get things started. we will bring you that as soon as it gets under way. already this morning party leader keir starmer has spoken to the bbc and he outlined labour's plans for tackling nhs waiting lists, building new homes. he says he is confident that economic growth will pay for increased spending on public services. let's go to our political correspondent at the conference in liverpool. ione, the start of another political conference, what in the atmosphere like? i conference, what in the atmosphere like? ~' conference, what in the atmosphere like? ~ ., ., , , l

one british citizen, jake marlowe, is missing.was working as security at an outdoor party near the gaza border when the attack happened. we also know that another british man, nathanialyoung we also know that another british man, nathanial young has died in the attack. his family concerned in a facebook post earlier this morning. and in egypt, two israeli tourists and their egyptian tour guide were shot dead in alexandria, apparently by a policeman. let's show you the scene live in gaza now. you can see the street, quiet, no cars, no people. intermittent shelling by the israeli defence forces throughout the day. israeli airstrikes are ongoing in response to hamas�* attack — including some in the last few hours. palestinian health officials say 20 children are among the more than 300 killed there. they say nearly 1,800 people have been wounded. with a roundup of the latest developments, here's richard galpin: 0vernight, the israeli forces bombarded gaza. and it has continued this morning. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netany

the israeli embassy in london confirms the death of uk national jake marlowe in israel.

the israeli embassy in london confirms the death of uk national jake marlowe in israel. we will have more on those stories in a moment or two. let's go to the north of israel, to the borders with lebanon. anna foster is our correspondence there. we have seen more shelling and more activity. what has been going on where you are? �* ., ,., . are? i'm right on the border. we have spent— are? i'm right on the border. we have spent the _ are? i'm right on the border. we have spent the day _ are? i'm right on the border. we have spent the day trekking - are? i'm right on the border. we l have spent the day trekking along the border where there have been various incidents over the last few days. this morning, hezbollah fired an anti—tank missile into israel, fighterjets from israel an anti—tank missile into israel, fighter jets from israel then responded by striking at hezbollah bit of infrastructure inside lebanon. i am speaking from a shelter because as we were driving along the sirens went off here and we are sheltering with the local security team, because a lot of these bo

two other british citizens are still missing, one being jake marlowe — he was working as security atn outdoor party near the gaza border when the attack happened. and in egypt, two israeli tourists and their egyptian tour guide were shot dead in alexandria, apparently by a policeman. let's show you the scene live in gaza now. it is looking a bit quieter now in terms of attacks. we do know, because we have seen them in the live shot. israeli airstrikes are ongoing in response to hamas�* attack — including some in the last few hours. palestinian health officials say 20 children are among the more than 300 killed there. they say over 2,000 people have been wounded. with a roundup of the latest developments, here's richard galpin: 0vernight, the israeli forces bombarded gaza. and it has continued this morning. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, making it clear the retaliation for the attack would be massive. translation: all of the places hamas - is active in, in this city of evil, - all the places hamas is hiding in, operating from, we will turn them into ruins. i'm telling

the israeli embassy in london has confirmed 26—year—old jake marlowe, a british citizen missing sinceaff at a music festival near the gaza border when he disappeared. the bbc has learned that 17 uk nationals are dead or missing since the militant group hamas launched attacks on saturday. meanwhile israel's prime minister and opposition leader agreed to form an emergency government to manage the country's response to saturday's attack. the death role from the hamas attacks average 1200 and you canjohn mcewen is calling for essential supplies of food and water to be allowed into gaza. gaza's health ministry have said 1100 people have been killed in air strikes and it's only power station has run out of fuel. you can find all the latest updates on this on the bbc website. next, london's luton airport has now reopened. this is after a fire yesterday caused its car park to partially collapse document flights were suspended until mid afternoon, causing disruption for thousands of passengers. fire service assay the blaze appears to have been accidental though. and now for ten seconds of wild

i couldn't offer her a hand. >> british national, jake marlowe, was working at the festival as a securitye haven't heard from him since early morning yesterday. what i understand is there were rockets that fired over that party. they were in attempt to evacuate party goers from the venue. >> well, i'm joined by neuro-, dare an analyst and former spokesperson for the palestinian authority. good morning, thank you very much for being with us. first of all, do you condemn this terror attack by hamas? >> well, i'm not sure why we should be spending time, instead of putting contacts. asking me about my opinion. and here is an analyst. i don't represent anybody, mark. i don't think that this -- is >> we seem to be obsessed with asking the same questions. whether talking about the same things, demanding some sort of line to be drawn between good guys and bad guys. you should know better. you should know that the story is far more complex and nuanced than that. >> well, it is possible to have a human reaction to these things. >> of course, of course. what i'm saying -- what i'm saying is that vie

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his relatives fear he has been killed. jake marlowe is also missing — a security guard at the outdoorame londonjewish school as nathanael young. this is my mum's neighbour's house where they go in and you see a baby's trolley. they come in, take the windows. in north west london, noam sagi has seen the videos of the hamas attack at his mum's home. he thinks she's been kidnapped to gaza. she was supposed to be here in london next week to celebrate her 75th birthday with us. we didn't cancel all the plans because we still have hopes, but... how do you think your mum will be coping in this situation? she will find a way to to calm herself down and to think positively. i think she will imagine her grandchildren and will do everything to see them again. chanting. 0utside downing street tonight, britishjews and israelis gathered. almost everyone here has relatives or friends affected. scared, helpless and anxious — the trauma is a collective one. lucy manning, bbc news. in other news here, the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves has pledged to "rebuild britain" should labour win the next gener

jake marlowe's family and friends are also desperate for news.o was working at the festival. he's reported to have told his mother he loved her and promised to keep her updated, before his phone began ringing out. 0n the road next to where the festival was taking place, the aftermath. we don't yet know what's happened to all those who came in these cars to party, to celebrate. shellshocked reunions with those who survived. but the brutality of the attack, the terror of it, will now be seared into the psyche of a nation. caroline hawley, bbc news. 0ur middle east bureau chief jo floto gave us the latest. zaka organisation — which is a group of volunteers that recovers human remains from this kind of attack or natural disasters — they've been scouring the area near the gaza strip all day and they have reported in the last hour that they've recovered more than 250 bodies from the site of that music festival, and bodies still remain there. so that is a huge total of people who have been killed. but it won't come as a shock because we knowjust how bad

jake marlowe's family and friends are also desperate for news.s working at the festival. he's reported to have told his mother he loved her and promised to keep her updated, before his phone began ringing out. 0n the road next to where the festival was taking place, the aftermath. we don't yet know what's happened to all those who came in these cars to party, to celebrate. shellshocked reunions with those who survived. but the brutality of the attack, the terror of it, will now be seared into the psyche of a nation. caroline hawley, bbc news. it's a conflict that goes back decades, and the developments unfolding today are a result of that. the bbc�*s middle east bureau chiefjo floto puts things in perspective. the zaka organisation — which is a group of volunteers that recovers human remains from this kind of attack or natural disasters — they've been scouring the area near the gaza strip all day and they have reported in the last hour that they've recovered more than 250 bodies from the site of that music festival, and bodies still remain there.

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jake marlowe's family and friends are also desperate for news.h man who was working at the festival. he's reported to have told his mother he loved her and promised to keep her updated, before his phone began ringing out. 0n the road next to where the festival was taking place, the aftermath. we don't yet know what's happened to all those who came in these cars to party, to celebrate. shellshocked reunions with those who survived. but the brutality of the attack, the terror of it, will now be seared into the psyche of a nation. caroline hawley, bbc news. as the conflict escalates, the us has stepped up its support for israel, deploying an initial emergency military assistance package. the us navy is moving several aircraft carriers, guided missile cruisers, and destroyers to the eastern mediterranean. it is sending additional equipment and resources, including munitions, that will arrive in the coming days. defense secretary lloyd austin maintains that this is merely a measure to bolster regional deterrence efforts. the united states provides isr

i ask you to send us any help or news. jake marlowe's family and friends are also desperate for news.ival. he's reported to have told his mother he loved her and promised to keep her updated before his phone began ringing out. 0n the road next to where the festival was taking place, the aftermath. we don't yet know what's happened to all those who came in these cars to party, to celebrate. shellshocked reunions with those who survived. but the brutality of the attack, the terror of it, will now be seared into the psyche of a nation. caroline hawley, bbc news. coming up: we'll look at the diplomatic effort and the international reaction to the war between hamas and israel. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news in the uk. the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, is expected to outline how labour would overhaul britain's planning system to make it easierfor major infrastructure projects to be built. economic growth and net zero emissions targets would be considered with planning applications for things like battery factories and 5

palestinians driving around the gaza strip with my unconscious daughter, family and friends of jake marlow as well desperately waiting for news, this is a 26 year old british man who worked at the festival, he called his mother, told her he loved her and promised to keep her updated, this is the aftermath, on the road... near where the festival was held, still unknown for sure , what happened to all those who came to him on these cars, a meeting of shocked people, those. whoever survived, the brutality of the attack and the terror will forever be engraved in the nation's consciousness. and the united states immediately expressed support for israel, it is a key ally, the united states is strengthening its presence in the region, send a strike aircraft carrier group, the aircraft carrier gerald ford, to the eastern part of the mediterranean sea, that is, closer to israel, and also promise additional military aid, including ammunition. britain condemned the hamas attack on israel, prime minister sunak called it a terrible act of terrorism, you see, the residence of the british prime minister

jake marlowe's family and friends are also desperate for news.26—year—old british man who was working at the festival. he's reported to have told his mother he loved her and promised to keep her updated, before his phone began ringing out. 0n the road next to where the festival was taking place, the aftermath. we don't yet know what's happened to all those who came in these cars to party, to celebrate. shellshocked reunions with those who survived. but the brutality of the attack, the terror of it, will now be seared into the psyche of a nation. caroline hawley, bbc news. the israeli president isaac herzog delivered this statement. translation: animals, yes, monstrous animals who are indiscriminate, who slaughter and kidnap influence and old women, who carry out a killing spree of innocent young people at a party, young people whose only sin was being israelis who wanted to be happy, who wanted to celebrate. these heinous acts began in the middle of the sabbath, on a jewish holiday, tossing the attack. it's an unforgivable sin. a sin that was led

jake marlowe's family and friends are also desperate for news.n who was working at the festival. he's reported to have told his mother he loved her and promised to keep her updated, before his phone began ringing out. 0n the road next to where the festival was taking place, the aftermath. we don't yet know what's happened to all those who came in these cars to party, to celebrate. shellshocked reunions with those who survived. but the brutality of the attack, the terror of it, will now be seared into the psyche of a nation. caroline hawley, bbc news. 0ur correspondents have been tracking developments from across the region. here's our international editor jeremy bowen injordan. israel right now is going through this most extraordinary, awful national trauma. and as you've been hearing, the military response has already started, and it's going to be considerable. now in the past, when there have been flare—ups, there sometimes has been pressure on israeli leaders, including benjamin netanyahu, to "deal with hamas once and for all," to get in there

one british citizen, jake marlowe, is missing.e was working as security at an outdoor party near the gaza border when the attack happened. and in egypt, two israeli tourists and their egyptian tour guide were shot dead in alexandria, apparently by a policeman. let's show you the scene live in gaza now. israeli airstrikes are ongoing in response to hamas�*s attack, including some in the last few hours. palestinian health officials say 20 children are among the more than 300 killed there. they say nearly 1,800 people have been wounded. let's get the latest from simonjones. israel is stepping up its retaliation. this is what it describes as its "mighty vengeance" on the palestinian militant group hamas. 0vernight, gaza has been rocked by explosions. earlier, warplanes hit several buildings in the centre of the city. the israeli defence forces released these pictures, which they say are hamas cells being targeted. the israeli military trying to show they are on the front foot after being taken by surprise by hamas�*s attacks. the isra

one british citizen, jake marlowe, is missing — he was working as security at an outdoor party near theborder when the attack happened. and in egypt, two israeli tourists and their egyptian tour guide were shot dead in alexandria, apparently by a policeman. let's hear from us let's hearfrom us presidentjoe biden. the united states stands with israel. we will not ever fail to have their back. we will make sure they have the help their citizens need and they can continue to defend themselves. you know, the world is seeing appalling images, thousands of rockets in the space of hours, raining down on israeli cities. i got up this morning and started this at 7:30am, 8am, taking my calls, israeli soldiers and civilians killed. in their streets, their homes, innocent people murdered, wounded, entire families taken hostage by hamas, just days after israel marked the holiest of days in thejewish calendar. it is unconscionable. when i spoke to prime minister benjamin netanyahu this morning i told him the us stands with the people of israel in the face of these terrorist assaults. israel has the r

photographer called dan darlington has been reported missing by his family and that a security guard, jake marlowsing by his family. but those three names, it turns out, actually a small proportion of the largest figure, which is going to be more than ten when the figures finally made public.— more than ten when the figures finally made public. daniel, thank ou so finally made public. daniel, thank you so much _ finally made public. daniel, thank you so much for— finally made public. daniel, thank you so much for that. _ finally made public. daniel, thank you so much for that. straight - finally made public. daniel, thank you so much for that. straight to | you so much for that. straight to washington, the bbc�*s nomia iqbal is there for us. the white house also releasing details of how many us citizens have been killed? yes. releasing details of how many us citizens have been killed? yes, in the last hour. _ citizens have been killed? yes, in the last hour, national— citizens have been killed? yes, in the last hour, national security . the last hour, national security council spokesman confirmed

one british citizen, jake marlowe, is missing.e was working as security at an outdoor party near the gaza border when the attack happened. and in egypt, two israeli tourists and their egyptian tour guide were shot dead in alexandria, apparently by a policeman. another british man, nathaniel young, has been killed in the fighting. his family posted a facebook post paying tribute to him. so as we know, dozens of israelis have been taken hostage. let me bring you these pictures, which some viewers might find distressing. showing a woman in her 20s being abducted by armed men on a motorbike and an israeli man seized by palestinian militants. footage circulating on social media shows the moment an israeli woman begged for her life as she was separated from her partner and driven away by hamas fighters into gaza. they were attending an outdoor music festival on saturday when armed hamas fighters suddenly arrived and began taking hostages. the palestinian militants arrived and opened fire at some point in the morning on saturday. back to

one british citizen, jake marlowe, is missing — he was working as security at an outdoor party near theborder when the attack happened. and in egypt, two israeli tourists and their egyptian tour guide were shot dead in alexandria, apparently by a policeman. we are getting more lines coming into this from iran the president says he has spoken to hamas and islamichhad leaders, the latest coming into a spin on the iranian president and we will get more on that for you. now on bbc news, we're going to answer some of the questions you might have about the fighting in israel. we have had many people asking us to go back to basics and explain the history behind what is happening today and why it is happening. it, of course, marks the biggest escalation in the long running conflict in decades. to do that with me we are joined by our security correspondent, frank gardner, and our arab affairs editor, sebastian usher. thank you both so much forjoining us. frank, many people are asking the bbc to go back to the very beginning, what it is we are talking about, this conflict goes back many decades s

jake marlow, who's been missing since the raid on the supernova festival in the desert, died in southernsrael. his mother , lisa, wrote on his mother, lisa, wrote on facebook tonight that she and her family were heartbroken after hearing the crushing news as politics and the shadow health secretary says labour would turn the nhs on its head if it got into power. wes streeting argued that reform is more important than pouring money into a health system that isn't working. he warned that the nhs faces bankruptcy unless it's overhauled and he set out plans to shift its focus from hospitals to providing more care in the community. >> a labour government will take immediate to action cut waiting lists. we will provide an extra £1.1 billion to help the nhs beat the backlog with extra clinics, the evenings and weekends providing 2 million more appointments each year. faster treatment for patients, extra pay for staff. the first steps to cut the waiting list and beat the tory backlog. >> wes streeting speaking there. you're with gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and now o

jake marlowe's family and friends are also desperate for news.h man who was working at the festival. he's reported to have told his mother he loved her and promised to keep her updated before his phone began ringing out. 0n the road next to where the festival was taking place, the aftermath. we don't yet know what's happened to all those who came in these cars to party, to celebrate. shellshocked reunions with those who survived. but the brutality of the attack, the terror of it, will now be seared into the psyche of a nation. caroline hawley, bbc news. ijust want i just want to show you these pictures from downing street in london. home of the prime minister. that is not new york, i should say, thatis that is not new york, i should say, that is central london, that is downing street. this evening. live now to liverpool, to the labour party conference, where i am joined by emily thornberry, who is a shadow attorney general and former shadow foreign secretary. thank you very much for coming on the programme. it is a pleasure. i want to ask you fir

jake marlowe had been missing since the raid on the supernova festival on saturday.his friends. his mother , lisa, wrote on facebook mother, lisa, wrote on facebook that she and her family were heartbroken after hearing the crushing . news now, in other crushing. news now, in other news today, the shadow health secretary says labour would turn the nhs on its head if it got into power. wes streeting argued that reform is more important than pouring money into a health system that isn't working. he warned that the nhs faces bankruptcy unless it's overhauled and he set out plans to shift its focus from hospitals to providing more care in the community. >> labour government . it will >> labour government. it will take immediate action to cut waiting lists. we will provide an extra £1.1 billion to help the nhs beat the backlog with extra clinics. the evenings and weekends provide 2 million more appointments each year , faster appointments each year, faster treatment for patients , extra treatment for patients, extra pay treatment for patients, extra pay for staff. the fir

jake marlowe, who'd been missing since the raid on the supernova festival, died trying to save his friends. his mother, lisa, wrote on facebook. she and her family were heartbroken after hearing the crushing . news now, in other the crushing. news now, in other news today , the shadow health news today, the shadow health secretary says labour would turn the nhs on its head if it got into power . wes streeting argued into power. wes streeting argued that reform is more important than pouring money into a health system that isn't working . he system that isn't working. he warned the nhs faces bankruptcy unless it's overhauled and he set out plans to shift its focus from hospitals to providing more care in the community. >> he, a labour government, will take immediate action to cut waiting lists . we will provide waiting lists. we will provide an extra £1.1 billion to help the nhs beat the backlog with extra clinics at evenings and weekends, providing 2 million more appointments each year. faster treatment for patients, extra pay for staff. the first steps to cut the waiting list and beat the

two other british citizens are missing. 0ne being jake marlow, he was working as security and outdoorn egypt, to israeli tories and egyptian tour guide was shot dead in alexandria, apparently by a policeman. tanks have moved along the border with lebanon as tension mounts. the israeli military says it fired artillery into an area of lebanon where cross—border fire was launched. 0ur middle east correspondent quentin somerville is in kfarchouba on lebanon's border with southern israel — and has sent this update. this morning, hezbollah targeted the israeli position behind me on the hill there, a radar station, firing a number of mortars and artillery back. it released a statement afterwards saying the attack was in solidarity with the palestinians. it was also very narrow and calibrated attack. because hezbollah is one of the most effective militant organisations in the middle east, it has a huge arsenal of resources. it can strike deep into israel. this was a very calibrated attack, very carefully positioned. not to lead to escalation, at least at this moment, and since then, we have h

jake marlow, who's been missing since the raid on the festival, died in southern israel. his mother, lisa, wrote on facebook that she and her family were heartbroken after hearing the crushing . news after hearing the crushing. news now, in other news today , a now, in other news today, a dorset councillor has lost a high court fight with the home secretary over the housing of asylum seekers on the bibby stockholm currently moored in portland port mayor carolyn parks wants to challenge the lawfulness of the use of the barge in portland harbour, saying the home office needed planning permission to site it and use it in that location . the and use it in that location. the vessel has been empty since legionella bacteria were detected on board back in august with the home office now saying the barge is clear and safe for asylum seekers to return to. with gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> good evening . we will go to >> good evening. we will go

jake marlow, who's been missing since the raid on the festival, died in southern israel. his mother, lisa, wrote on facebook that she and her family were heartbroken after hearing the crushing . news after hearing the crushing. news now, in other news today , a now, in other news today, a dorset councillor has lost a high court fight with the home secretary over the housing of asylum seekers on the bibby stockholm currently moored in portland port mayor carolyn parks wants to challenge the lawfulness of the use of the barge in portland harbour, saying the home office needed planning permission to site it and use it in that location . the and use it in that location. the vessel has been empty since legionella bacteria were detected on board back in august with the home office now saying the barge is clear and safe for asylum seekers to return to. with gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> good evening . we will go to >> good evening. we will go

jake marlow , and we've festival. jake marlow, and we've not heard from him since. of this party, this supernova rave on saturday morning , just 15 minutes before morning, just 15 minutes before the attack started. does show what you've described. a community of peace, a global festival of peace and love. what happens soon after is extremely tragic. >> and as the stories emerge , >> and as the stories emerge, charlie, it's just so shocking . charlie, it's just so shocking. i think daniel might have been the one that i saw reported that he'd left the uk because of rising anti—semitism here. and so he'd gone to israel . these, so he'd gone to israel. these, these these youngsters were having an amazing amount. amazing day. and just remind people how the invasion happened. where did hamas appear from? and by what means? >> well, the ground sensors clearly did not work. and so hamas were able to breach through the border fence. idf officials said that they weren't able to actually close up some of positions. and this of those positions. and this morning, they said that

young, who's tragijake marlow, a there's nathaniel young, who's tragijake marlow, a british also jake marlowitish person feared kidnapped . person who is feared kidnapped. and sunak has offered intelligence and military aid and us warships have moved closer to and they're saying at least 700 israelis have died. so it's obviously horrific . someone it's obviously horrific. someone just referred to it as a sort of new 9/11 there, which it does it does feel like that, doesn't it? yeah. and it's fascinating. we get the story on x now, formerly twitter way wouldn't twitter in a way we wouldn't have we really it's have before. so we really it's horrific. but we sort of see the real story. >> interesting, >> that's very interesting, isn't these. isn't it? is that these. absolutely. it's impossible to watch videos watch some of these videos that are israel. and are coming out of israel. and but being updated but but we're being updated just continually what's going continually about what's going on there , which i suppose on over there, which i suppose is important. we need to know what's going this

jake marlowe's family and friends are also desperate for news. man who was working at the festival. he's reported to have told his mother he loved her and promised to keep her updated, before his phone began ringing out. on the road next to where the festival was taking place, the aftermath. we don't yet know what's happened to all those who came in these cars to party, to celebrate. shellshocked reunions with those who survived, but the brutality of the attack, the terror of it, will now be seared into the psyche of a nation. caroline hawley, bbc news. let's get the very latest now from our correspondent anna foster who's in southern israel. we can see destruction behind you. what can you tell us about the situation this morning?- situation this morning? that's riaht, situation this morning? that's right. sally. — situation this morning? that's right, sally. they've - situation this morning? that's right, sally. they've actually i situation this morning? that's i right, sally. they've actuallyjust turned up to start clearing away what remains of

jake marlowe is also missing — a security guard at the outdoor party where hundreds of young people wered in london, so, too, did palestinian supporters. outside the israeli embassy, they called for a free palestine. thejewish community prayed for peace, joined in a london synagogue by the prime minister. i stand with israel. applause. we stand with israel. the united kingdom stands with israel against this terrorism today, tomorrow, and always. scared and anxious, the trauma is a collective one. lucy manning, bbc news. we will have full coverage of the very latest on bbc breakfast the next three hours of the programme. we can show you a live shot right now of the scene in gaza city this morning. we have seen smoke rising, some flames there, some vent out wreckage of a building, which appears to be the aftermath of another incident. more bombs have dropped overnight, and were shelling in gaza city. we will speak to our correspondents to get a sense of what is going on but at 12 minutes past six, sally has more of the news. thanks. sir keir starmer will outline plans for what he'll call a

missing is british citizen jake marlow, a security guard and also photographer dan darlington . missing from the area of the attacks . attacks. >> the government is saying it's helping all the families of several individuals in israel and the occupied palestinian territories will get more. of course , as we the smoke course, as we see the smoke still rising there over the skyline in gaza. we'll update you with this changing situation. >> the prime minister's plan to send illegal migrants to rwanda hangsin send illegal migrants to rwanda hangs in the balance as the supreme court has begun hearing the government's to case continue the policy. well, it's the supreme court now considering the legal test for assessing rwanda's asylum system and whether people could be returned to their home countries and then face persecution. >> court of appeal had >> the court of appeal had decided the scheme was not ethical or indeed safe. our reporter ray addison has the details for . details for. us well, i'm afraid we haven't got the sound on that report from ray. i think perhaps we'll try and

. >> jake marlow has been missing since the raid on the supernova festival.hearing the crushing news. >> also among those known to have died is 20 year old nathaniel young, who was serving in the israeli army when he was killed during hamas raid. he attended the same school as mr marlow . marlow. >> and this picture you can see now is bernard cowan, who grew up around glasgow. and we're told that he also died . told that he also died. >> well, in total, 1200 israelis have lost their lives since hamas launched its attacks on the country, with many remaining missing, feared kidnapped or dead. >> well, israel is understandably angry beyond comprehension and is now seeing the largest signup of reservists to its military in years . our to its military in years. our reporter charlie peters is in tel aviv for us this morning . tel aviv for us this morning. and what's happening on the border , because we're hearing border, because we're hearing about this absolute massing of troops along the border . now, troops along the border. now, charlie . yeah that's right. cha