i'm maryam moshiri. a third night of tension injerusalem, where unrest simmers over the possible evictions of palestinians. funerals have taken place in afghanistan for more than 60 people — mainly young girls — killed in a militant attack outside a school. uk labour's top team is reshuffled as leader keir starmer acts in the wake of the english election results. we bring you who's in and who's out. scotland's first minister tells uk leader borisjohnson that a second independence referendum is "a matter of when — not if". and potential disqualification at the kentucky derby after the winning horse, medina spirit, fails its post—race drug test. his trainer denies foul play. i got the biggest gut punch in racing for something that i didn't do. and this is really... it's disturbing, it's an injustice to the horse. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. welcome to the programme. there's been a third night of skirmishes between palestinians and israeli police injerusalem, as the u

i'm maryam moshiri — the headlines at seven: the labour leader sir keir starmer prepares to reshufflealready removed his deputy angela rayner, as campaigns chief. that's what you do in leadership — you take responsibility, you don't scapegoat goat and blame others, you take it on the chin. they are hard calls, but it is for him to choose the team he wants and get people in the positions he wants us in. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, warns it would be "completely outrageous" for the westminster government to block a second independence referendum. the government is expected to end the advice against hugging each other, as part of the relaxation of lockdown rules in england. the government is calling on the rail industry to fix disruption on some of britain's busiest rail lines, after small cracks were found in some high speed trains.

i'm maryam moshiri with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.e afghan capital, kabul. more than 50 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli forces injerusalem. it follows similar unrest on friday, when 200 people needed medical treatment. sadiq khan wins a second term as london mayor, in a result much closer than predicted. europe's leaders resist calls by india's prime minister to waive patents for vaccines, despite the country's worsening covid crisis. and bits of a chinese rocket launched last week are expected to plunge back to earth in the next few hours, but should we be worried?

i'm maryam moshiri.the labour leader sir keir starmer prepares to reshuffle his team after the party's disappointing performance in the elections — he's already removed his deputy angela rayner as campaigns chief. that's what you do in leadership, you take responsibility. you don't scapegoat and blame others. you take it on the chin. they're hard calls, but it is for keir to choose the team he wants and get people in the positions that he wants us to be in. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, warns it would be "completely outrageous" for the westminster government to block a second independence referendum. the government is expected to end the advice against hugging each other, as part of the relaxation of lockdown rules in england. the government is calling on the rail industry to fix disruption on some of britain's busiest rail lines, after small cracks were found in some high—speed trains. now it's time for newswatch with samira ahmed. hello, and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed. co

welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. destroyed. israel's prime minister says this isjust the beginning as hamas confirm some of its senior leaders have been killed. from the other side, palestinian militants fire rockets into israel — hitting an apartment building and seriously wounding a young child. colombia is rocked by weeks of deadly protests. we report from the city that's seen the worst of the violence. can new zealand make tourism more environmentally reponsible as it re—opens its travel bubble with australia? and — after nearly twenty years on the air — ellen d'generes says her long—running talk—show

i'm maryam moshiri.g held in israel to remember the victims of friday's crush during ajewish pilgrimage. a lockdown in the indian capital, delhi, has been extended for another week in the face of rising covid infection levels. as foreign troops begin their delayed withdrawal from afghanistan, a warning to the taliban against renewed attacks. the american actress and 0scar—winner 0lympia dukakis has died at the age of 89. and an icon of manhattan, the empire state building, turns 90.

it's a welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories.mpede. sunday has been declared a national day of mourning. amid record levels of covid—19 infections, india s vaccine drive stalls with some states forced to close centres as they run out ofjabs. as foreign troops begin their delayed withdrawal from afghanistan, a warning to the taliban against renewed attacks. the american actress and oscar winner 0lympia dukakis, has died at the age of 89. and an icon of manhattan — the empire state building turns 90.

welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri.ur top stories: palestinian officials say at least seven people, including four children, have been killed in the latest israeli air—strike on gaza. britain's prime minister warns that the new indian variant of coronavirus could pose a serious disruption to tackling covid. and, as the countdown continues to the tokyo olympics, fresh concerns over whether the games will actually go ahead. and, china prepares to make space history, becoming only the second country to land a rover on mars. the palestinian health ministry says an israeli air strike on a refugee camp in gaza has killed at least seven people. an official said the dead included a woman and four children, who were inside their home in the al—shati camp, west of gaza city. palestinian militants have responded by firing rockets towards the israeli city of beersheba, hitting the city of ashdod. the israeli defence force says it will retaliate. around 140 people have been killed in gaza since the conflict began on monday. palestin

welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: palestinians flee their homes in gaza amid fears of an ground invasion by israeli forces massed on the border. meanwhile, palestinian militants continue firing barrages of rockets at israeli cities, as the violence shows no sign of abating. india records almost the same number of coronavirus cases as the rest of the world combined. this is not an indian problem. what is happening here could affect the world's ability to recover from the pandemic. travel confusion for thousands of holiday—makers as portugal extends its covid alert level. and sir alex ferguson on his illustrious career, life—changing illness and the new film, directed by his son, that tells his story. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. israel has intensified its assault on the gaza strip, with a number of explosions seen in the hamas—controlled enclave. it comes as palestinians flee their homes, fearing a ground attack. explosions lit up the sky over gaza city. the number of

welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: for a second straight day a tower block in gaza is destroyed. israel's prime minister says this isjust the beginning as hamas confirm some of its senior leaders have been killed. from the other side, palestinian militants fire rockets into israel — hitting an apartment building and seriously wounding a young child. colombia is rocked by weeks of deadly protests. we report from the city that's seen the worst of the violence. can new zealand make tourism more environmentally reponsible as it re—opens its travel bubble with australia? and — after nearly twenty years on the air — ellen d'generes says her long—running talk—show is to end. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. hello and welcome. the deadly conflict between israeli forces and palestinians has continued well into the night, with palestinian militants firing waves of rockets into israeli cities. anthony lincoln has called the palestinian president and contaminated rocket attacks —— con

i'm maryam moshiri.nd invasion by israeli forces massed on the border. meanwhile palestinian militants continue firing barrages of rockets at israeli cities, as the violence shows no sign of abating. india records almost the same number of coronavirus cases as the rest of the world combined. this is not an indian problem. what is happening here could affect the world's ability to recover from the pandemic. the number of cases of the indian covid variant more than double in the uk, with more than 1300 cases reported in england. and sir alex ferguson on his illustrious career, life—changing illness and the new film — directed by his son — that tells his story.

i'm maryam moshiri with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.own in the indian capital, delhi, has been extended for another week in the face of rising covid infection levels. north korea hits out at the united states, accusing the biden administration of girding itself for a showdown. the american actress and 0scar—winner 0lympia dukakis has died at the age of 89. and an icon of manhattan, the empire state building, turns 90.

i'm maryam moshiri. lives in a stampede. sunday has been declared a national day of mourning. amid record levels of covid—19 infections, india's vaccine drive stalls, with some states forced to close centres as they run out ofjabs. as foreign troops begin their delayed withdrawal from afghanistan, a warning to the taliban against renewed attacks. the american actress and oscar winner 0lympia dukakis has died at the age of 89. and an icon of manhattan — the empire state building turns 90.

welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri.een killed in the latest israeli air—strike on gaza. britain's prime minister warns that the new indian variant of coronavirus could pose a serious disruption to tackling covid. and, as the countdown continues to the tokyo 0lympics, fresh concerns over whether the games will actually go ahead. and, china prepares to make space history, becoming only the second country to land a rover on mars.

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: explosion. day five of the fighting. israel intensifies its attack on gaza and palestinian militants continue firing rockets at the israelis. britain's prime minister warns that the new indian variant of coronavirus could pose a serious disruption to tackling covid. and as the countdown continues to the tokyo olympics, fresh concerns over whether the games will actually go ahead. a deadlyjourney: more migrants die as they try to reach europe by sea. we have an exclusive report on a dramatic rescue mission. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the united nations says israel's bombardment of gaza has forced 10,000 palestinians from their homes. officials have renewed their calls for a ceasefire in the fighting between israel and hamas militants and demanded access for humanitarian aid. at least 122 people in gaza have been killed, and nine have died in israel since fighting began on monday. from jerusalem, here's our middle east editorjeremy bowen. the sectarian crisis that nobody expected is deep

welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri.ur top stories: heavy israeli airstrikes and palestinian rocket fire continues through the night — joe biden says he hopes the violence will end soon. from the other side — palestinian militants fire rockets into israel — hitting an apartment building — and seriously wounding a young child. colombia is rocked by weeks of deadly protests — we report from the city that's seen the worst of the violence. can new zealand make tourism more environmentally reponsible as it reopens its travel bubble with australia? and the power of the mind — the paralysed man using brain implants to convert thoughts into words. hello and welcome. the deadly conflict between israeli forces — and palestinians — has continued well into the night, with palestinian militants firing waves of rockets into israeli cities.us secretary of state anthony blinken has called palestinian president mahmoud abbas and condemned the rocket attacks and reiterated the need for tensions to be de—esculated — a point similarly made

welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri.inue firing barrages of rockets at israeli cities, as the violence shows no sign of abating. india records almost the same number of coronavirus cases as the rest of the world combined. this is not an indian problem. what is happening here could affect the world's ability to recover from the pandemic. the number of cases of the indian variant double in the uk with more than

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: a national day of mourning is being held in israel to remember the victims of friday's crush during ajewish pilgrimage. a lockdown in the indian capital, delhi, has been extended for another week in the face of rising covid infection levels. as foreign troops begin their delayed withdrawal from afghanistan, a warning to the taliban against renewed attacks. the american actress and oscar—winner olympia dukakis has died at the age of 89. and an icon of manhattan, the empire state building, turns 90. a national day of mourning is taking place in israel after friday's deadly crush at a jewish pilgrimage. 45 men and boys died after being trapped in a narrow walkway during the festival at mount meron, attended by up to 100,000 mostly ultra—orthodox jewish people. mark lobel reports. mourning a tragedy — one that's shone an uncomfortable light on israeli society amid the search for how one of israel's worst peacetime disasters unfolded. for now, grief overtakes the demand fo

i'm maryam moshiri with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. at least 30 people have been killed — many of them schoolgirls — in a militant attack in the afghan capital, kabul. more than 50 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli forces injerusalem. it follows similar unrest on friday, when 200 people needed medical treatment. sadiq khan wins a second term as london mayor, in a result much closer than predicted. europe's leaders resist calls by india's prime minister to waive patents for vaccines, despite the country's worsening covid crisis. and bits of a chinese rocket launched last week are expected to plunge back to earth in the next few hours, but should we be worried? officials in afghanistan say at least 30 people have been killed and more than 150 others injured in a blast near a school in the capital, kabul. some reports have put the death toll as high as 55. many of those who died were schoolgirls who had just finished class and were streaming out of the gates at the time of the attack. most of the people living in the

welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri.nian rocket fire continues through the night — joe biden says he hopes the violence will end soon. from the other side — palestinian militants fire rockets into israel — hitting an apartment building — and seriously wounding a young child. colombia is rocked by weeks of deadly protests — we report from the city that's seen the worst of the violence. can new zealand make tourism more environmentally reponsible as it reopens its travel bubble with australia? and the power of the mind — the paralysed man using brain implants to convert thoughts into words.

i'm maryam moshiri with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.srael's prime minister says this isjust the beginning as hamas confirm some of its senior leaders have been killed. from the other side, palestinian militants fire rockets into israel — hitting an apartment building and seriously wounding a young child. colombia is rocked by weeks of deadly protests. we report from the city that's seen the worst of the violence. can new zealand make tourism more environmentally reponsible as it re—opens its travel bubble with australia? and after nearly twenty years on the air, ellen degeneres says her long—running talk—show is to end.

i'm maryam moshiri with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.s of an ground invasion by israeli forces massed on the border. meanwhile, palestinian militants continue firing barrages of rockets at israeli cities, as the violence shows no sign of abating. india records almost the same number of coronavirus cases as the rest of the world combined. this is not an indian problem. what is happening here could affect the world's ability to recover from the pandemic. travel confusion for thousands of holiday—makers as portugal extends it's covid alert level.

i'm maryam moshiri with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. for a second straight day — a tower block in gaza is destroyed. israel's prime minister says this isjust the beginning as hamas confirm some of its senior leaders have been killed. from the other side, palestinian militants fire rockets into israel — hitting an apartment building and seriously wounding a young child. colombia is rocked by weeks of deadly protests. we report from the city that's seen the worst of the violence. can new zealand make tourism more environmentally reponsible as it re—opens its travel bubble with australia? and after nearly twenty years on the air, ellen degeneres says her long—running talk—show is to end. hello and welcome. the un has expressed fears of a "full—scale war" as the deadly conflictbetween israeli forces and palestinians continued for a third day. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, warned palestinian militants that this wasjust the beginning — threatening to strike with blows they haven't dreamed of. in the last few hours president bid

it's a welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories. israelis hold a vigil for the 45 people who lost their lives in a stampede. sunday has been declared a national day of mourning. amid record levels of covid—19 infections, india s vaccine drive stalls with some states forced to close centres as they run out ofjabs. as foreign troops begin their delayed withdrawal from afghanistan, a warning to the taliban against renewed attacks. the american actress and oscar winner olympia dukakis, has died at the age of 89. and an icon of manhattan — the empire state building turns 90. a national day of mourning is taking place in israel after friday s deadly crush at a jewish pilgrimage. 45 men and boys died after being trapped in a narrow walkway during the festival at mount meron, attended by up to 100,000 mostly ultra—orthodoxjews. mark lobel reports. mourning a tragedy — one that has shone uncomfortable light on israeli society amid the search for how one of israel's worst peacetime disasters unfolded. for now, grief overtakes the demand for a

i'm maryam moshiri with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. palestinians flee their homes in gaza amid fears of an ground invasion by israeli forces massed on the border. meanwhile, palestinian militants continue firing barrages of rockets at israeli cities, as the violence shows no sign of abating. india records almost the same number of coronavirus cases as the rest of the world combined. this is not an indian problem. what is happening here could affect the world's ability to recover from the pandemic. travel confusion for thousands of holiday—makers as portugal extends it's covid alert level. and an interview with former manchester united manager, sir alex ferguson, who says things are very different for footballers now. israel has intensified its assault on the gaza strip, with a number of explosions seen in the hamas—controlled enclave. it comes as palestinians flee their homes, fearing a ground attack. explosions lit up the sky over gaza city. the number of people killed in gaza has now passed 100. earlier, multiple missiles were launch

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: explosion. day five of the fighting. israel intensifies its attack on gaza and palestinian militants continue firing rockets at the israelis. a warning from the world health organization that year two of the covid pandemic is on track to be far deadlier than the first. india continues to suffer more than most, but is the government's own legislation hampering the battle? and as the countdown continues to the tokyo olympics, fresh concerns over whether the games will actually go ahead. hello and welcome to bbc news. violent clashes between israeli troops and palestinians have spread across much of the occupied west bank following days of hostility in gaza. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned israel's biggest offensive against hamas in gaza in years is not over yet. it's estimated 10,000 palestinians have fled their homes due to the israeli bombardment. rockets were fired by militants towards israel from the territory for a fifth day. at least 122 people in gaza have been killed and nine have died in i

i'm maryam moshiri — the headlines at seven: the labour leader sir keir starmer prepares to reshuffleis team after the party's disappointing performance in the elections — he's already removed his deputy angela rayner, as campaigns chief. that's what you do in leadership — you take responsibility, you don't scapegoat goat and blame others, you take it on the chin. they are hard calls, but it is for him to choose the team he wants and get people in the positions he wants us in. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, warns it would be "completely outrageous" for the westminster government to block a second independence referendum. the government is expected to end the advice against hugging each other, as part of the relaxation of lockdown rules in england. the government is calling on the rail industry to fix disruption on some of britain's busiest rail lines, after small cracks were found in some high speed trains. and coming up: united beat aston villa to keep premier league title celebrations in the blue half of manchester on hold — more on that in sportsday at 7.45. good eveni

welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri.sed on the border. meanwhile, palestinian militants continue firing barrages of rockets at israeli cities, as the violence shows no sign of abating. india records almost the same number of coronavirus cases as the rest of the world combined. this is not an indian problem. what is happening here could affect the world's ability to recover from the pandemic. travel confusion for thousands of holiday—makers as portugal extends it's covid alert level. and sir alex ferguson on his illustrious career, life—changing illness and the new film, directed by his son, that tells his story.

i'm maryam moshiri.tarmer acts in the wake of the english election results. we bring you who's in and who's out. scotland's first minister tells uk leader borisjohnson that a second independence referendum is "a matter of when — not if". and potential disqualification at the kentucky derby after the winning horse, medina spirit, fails its post—race drug test. his trainer denies foul play.

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: explosion. day five of the fighting.e countdown continues to the tokyo 0lympics, fresh concerns over whether the games will actually go ahead. a deadlyjourney: more migrants die as they try to reach europe by sea. we have an exclusive report on a dramatic rescue mission.

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: explosion. day five of the fighting.

a short time ago, will grant — our correspondent in mexico city — told my colleague maryam moshiri whate accident. well, this took place on line 12, which is in fact the newest line on the entire subway system in mexico city. mexico city's subway system is one of the busiest in north america. in fact, the second busiest after new york, moving tens of millions of passengers a week. but it is still a surprise it is the newest line and not one of the older ones that has had this collapse. as you said there now, there have been fears among the emergency crews the fire crews, ambulance crews, that there could be further collapse unless they can secure the rest of that overpass. and of course they are working through the night. it is very late at night here and clearly those on the train would have been coming home from shifts or perhaps going out to work night shifts, or on the road beneath the passage at that fateful moment. and, will, we are hearing that the mayor of mexico city went to the scene directly after the incident. tell us more. yeah. claudia sheinbaum has been on the scene reall