melanie ward, a sobering testimony _ crisis. melanie ward, a sobering testimony from _ crisis.testimony from you _ crisis. melanie ward, a sobering testimony from you there. - crisis. melanie ward, a sobering| testimony from you there. thank crisis. melanie ward, a sobering - testimony from you there. thank you very much for sharing your experiences following your trip to gaza last week. just to say, that we have not been able to get any comment from israel on some of the things that melanie has said. it is worth mentioning that in the past israel has said that it is not deliberately targeting aid workers. inflation in the uk has fallen to its lowest level for 2.5 years. the rate at which consumer prices rise was three point 2% last month, that's down from three point 4% in february. food prices were the main reason for the fall, which was slightly less than had been expected. inflation has been gradually coming down since its peak of ii % 18 months ago. this report from our chief economics correspondent, dharshini david. from the moment her day starts, higher prices are taking

ok, melanie ward, thank- invasion of rafah as well. 0k, melanie ward, thank you very much for comingroman city which was buried when mount vesuvius erupted in ad79. archaeologists have uncovered a house with floor—to—ceiling frescoes of mythical greek figures, including helen of troy, depicted on the walls of a banqueting hall. the bbc has been given exclusive access to the site. our science editor rebecca morelle has this report. so this is the black room. it's the salon in here. hidden from the world for 2,000 years, a new part of pompeii comes to light. this is the most beautiful one i've ever seen. small, intricate paintings of greek mythical scenes stand out against the stark backdrop. this is a banqueting room where the wealthy owner once entertained important guests. there is an almost complete white mosaic floor. why were the walls black? this room probably was used after sunset. the smoke from the lamps would deposit on the walls, so you would like to have them black so you wouldn't see this immediately. and then you have the light, the shimmering light of the lamps. and the

with me is melanie ward who is the ceo of medical aid for palestinians.and thousands of tents, over a million displaced people squashed into gaza trying to survive. they are selling firewood because they had homes with kitchens and now they are displaced, their homes are destroyed so they cook in open air and the smell of sewage is everywhere because there are lakes of open sewage which haven't been treated. they are right next to the places where people are living so you hear constantly the sounds of war, you see all of the displaced people and you smell the stench of sewage everywhere you go and continues all of the west of the gaza strip. millions of people are crammed into this tiny space. {biden crammed into this tiny space. given that description, _ crammed into this tiny space. given that description, this _ crammed into this tiny space. given that description, this will _ crammed into this tiny space. given that description, this will be - that description, this will be difficult but can you give us a sense of the priorities. it seems like it is o

melanie leupolz. an interesting one was carla ward, because this is not just an issue within players but also coaches.nd it tough, of course, because naturally - also coaches. i find it tough, of course, because naturally we i also coaches. i find it tough, of i course, because naturally we say also coaches. i find it tough, of - course, because naturally we say we do what _ course, because naturally we say we do what we — course, because naturally we say we do what we do for our kids, but then we don't _ do what we do for our kids, but then we don't get — do what we do for our kids, but then we don't get the time to spend because — we don't get the time to spend because you can leave the house at 5:30am _ because you can leave the house at 5:30am and — because you can leave the house at 5:30am and get in at 11pm and you might— 5:30am and get in at 11pm and you might not— 5:30am and get in at 11pm and you might not see her for days. that becomes— might not see her for days. that becomes tough, and then you do start to question _ becomes tough, and then you do start to question if this is something tha

we spoke to katrina gorey and chelsea's melanie leupolz, but a fascinating one as the aston villa manager, carla wardse at 5:30am, and getting at 11pm. that becomes tough, you start to question is this something that you can do longevity? do i know the answer to that? now. i have no idea. have a question whether i continue doing it? of course. she is my pride and joy it? of course. she is my pride and joy and i want to build a spend that time with her. a couple of months before christmas, she said to me, is it your day off today? she said is it your day off today? she said is it my day off? i said no, you have to go to school. she says why do we never get a day off together? because of his i work at the weekends. —— obviously. 0nce because of his i work at the weekends. —— obviously. once you're at camps, you get more times at home. i've spoken to other mums, and i know there are reasons for wanting to leave, and they certainly get more time with their family. you can't put a price on that. you really can't. that is the difficulty when you have a burning desire to succeed and move forward in your car