lucy williams _ palestinian citizens. lucy, thank you. lucy williams and - palestinian citizens. alestinian detainees to return home. according to the deal that's been made with every hostage every three palestinians are released from jail. that's why we've been seeing their ratio that we have. as lucy was explaining, no adult men or anyone convicted of murder being exchanged. but that detainees range from things from throwing stones through to attempted murder. bbc arabic news' muhannad tutunji spoke to one of those convicted of a more serious crime as she was reunited with her family amid a police presence. i think we can go to the idea of briefing. i'm told momentarily we will hear what he has to say. of course we're at the stage and day three. let's listen in. translation: aood three. let's listen in. translation: good evening- _ today many, ella, irma, aviva. abigail idan is four years old. she's an orphan now. her parents were slaughtered by the hamas terror organisation that she is a hero. a real heroine. because we know that this war, this is the proof, she is the proof th

israeli military restrictions lucy williams was not speak to doctors or patients but this is a reportgaza strip with the israeli army. they are taking us to gaza city and the al—shifa hospital which, over the last few days of intense fighting, has emerged as the epicentre of this conflict. tonight, they are offering as a first glimpse of what they found inside. israel's intense bombardment of gaza has meant growing pressure over the humanitarian cost of their military operation. we are driving into gaza city now and it is clear what it took to take control of this area. whole neighbourhoods have been completely shattered. there are columns of tanks moving through the streets here. the area around shifa is still very tense. we are taken into the hospital in darkness using a light sensitive camera to film. just clambering through a collapsed wall here in the perimeter of the hospital. we are told to keep all our lights off so it is quite hard to see. they have used armoured bulldozers to punch through here. we are still being told to keep our lights off. are we going this way? inside th

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william in singapore. coming up here next, have the conservatives given up governing the labour mp and shadow leader of the house, lucy for the king's speech. we're focusing now on that . a big day in now on that. a big day in parliament tomorrow. and we're asking, know, what exactly asking, you know, what exactly it the conservative it means for the conservative lives and what we expect to lives and what we can expect to see in let's speak to lucy see in that. let's speak to lucy powell . she shadow leader of powell. she is shadow leader of the and she joins this the house and she joins us this morning with her take on all of those things. i was just reading a you'd written in a piece that you'd written in the weekend the mirror over the weekend ahead king's speech and ahead of the king's speech and you talked about how the labour party changed. i just wanted party has changed. i just wanted to you on it because to challenge you on it because i was from the wrong was watching from the wrong side. feels though sort of side. it feels as though sort of implode. king sort similar implode. king on sort of similar factions