kirti, thank you so much for brinuain india. kirti, thank you so much for bringing us _ india. _ india. kirti, thank you so much for bringing us up to _ india. kirti, thank you so much for bringing us up to date. _ india. kirti, thank you so much for bringing us up to date. lots - india. kirti, thank you so much for bringing us up to date. lots more | india. kirti, thank you so much for. bringing us up to date. lots more of course on our website. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the bbc has uncovered testimony from what may be one of the worst incidents of mass killings in myanmar�*s civil war. on august 5th, eyewitnesses say hundreds of civilians from the rohingya muslim community were bombed as they tried to flee. it's the latest deadly violence against them. in 2017, hundreds were killed in what was described by the un as ethnic cleansing by the country's military. in recent months, scores of rohingya muslims have been killed and thousands have fled to bangladesh — but now they say they're also being attacked by the other side, those fighting the militar

thank you, kirti dubey. king charles will — group. thank you, kirti dubey.ti dubey. king charles will visit southport - group. thank you, kirti dubey. king charles will visit southport this - charles will visit southport this afternoon to meet victims of the knife attack that claimed the lives of three young girls, live there shortly, stay with us. let's return to italy now, where specialist italian divers have begun a fresh search for six people missing after a british luxury yacht sank in a freak storm off sicily on monday morning. our reporter nicky schiller is here to tell us more about the timeline we know so far. let's start with where this happened. we know — from its travel history on the tracking site marinetraffic — that the yacht was anchored 700 metres off the port of porticello — just east of sicily�*s capital, palermo before the violent storm hit on monday. you can see from this map how the stormy weather swept through the area in the early hour. local meteorologists say a weather alert had been in place for some four days before the disaster,

our correpondent, kirti dubey, from bbc hindi, is in kolkata.ent, but first of all, the father of the victim in this case has been speaking. what has he said? 50. victim in this case has been speaking. what has he said? so, we soke to speaking. what has he said? so, we spoke to him — speaking. what has he said? so, we spoke to him over _ speaking. what has he said? so, we spoke to him over the _ speaking. what has he said? so, we spoke to him over the weekend, - speaking. what has he said? so, we | spoke to him over the weekend, and he was devastated, the family are devastated, because they have not got enough time to process the grief, the loss and the horrific way

our correpondent, kirti dubey, from bbc hindi, is in kolkata. going to ask you about that national task force in a moment, but first of all, the father of the victim in this case has been speaking. what has he said? 50. victim in this case has been speaking. what has he said? so, we soke to speaking. what has he said? so, we spoke to him — speaking. what has he said? so, we spoke to him over _ speaking. what has he said? so, we spoke to him over the _ speaking. what has he said? so, we spoke to him over the weekend, - speaking. what has he said? so, we | spoke to him over the weekend, and he was devastated, the family are devastated, because they have not got enough time to process the grief, the loss and the horrific way that their daughter died. the moment this news broke out, they have been talking to media. there are investigations going on. they said they are not able to process the grief but still they are coming out and talking to people because they wantjustice and talking to people because they want justice to and talking to people beca

we don't want to say that i have no relationship with anyone respectable, now he put kirti there, whatthe hand behind this curtain? he leaves it, we have a coach who is now leaving seven or eight clubs as their head coach, they don't even know my name , we don't mention my name, sir, a sign of doubt. who should go to unoor, give service to foreigners , i don't know if he will work there, and i, heid hashemi , we talk regularly, mohammad khakpour has left, these are the children who are in good health, karim vagheri, why, why karim bagheri. we saw the result in the first week, and it was vr the federation did not really have the duty to pay the money, but the clubs themselves have to pay or the equipment company, which has not yet paid from my money, the money determined by the ministry of sports . look at your low words. but it was still clear that he didn't see the full training and society. well, then this is a weakness in itself, this is the so-called independence game, that offside, which they say is offside. first lancabar should not flag early, then now we say the old assistant r

that interview was done by bbc hindi's kirti dubey.ols, not very difficult for them to process their grief. now to the latest from the middle east and the ongoing ceasefire talks. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, said there was no more time to waste to reach a gaza ceasefire deal as he wrapped up his middle east tour. speaking to reporters at doha airport, he said that hamas needed to agree to the bridging proposal for a ceasefire so that both sides can proceed to the implementation of a peace deal. mr blinken reaffirmed that the us would not agree to any long—term occupation of gaza by israeli troops. meanwhile, israel's opposition leader has urged mr netanyahu to agree to an immediate ceasefire deal in gaza before all the israeli hostages there die. yair lapid accused the prime minister of attempting to sabotage negotiations. earlier, the israeli military recovered the bodies of another six captives from khan younis. the men had been abducted during the hamas attacks on october the seventh. lucy williamson reports from jeru