michael buchanan, bbc news.'s other news: haiti's government has suspended all flights to nicaragua, which has become a favoured connection point for migrants trying to reach the united states. the decision took hundreds of people by surprise at the international airport in port— au— prince. nicaragua has been accused of using its loose migration policies to retaliate against economic sanctions imposed by the united sates over alleged human rights violations. the head of panama's electoral commission has said it isn't possible to organise a referendum on controversial mining legislation which has triggered widespread protests. they began ten days ago, when the government approved a bill allowing the canadian company, first quantum, to operate central america's largest copper mine for at least another 20 years. demonstrators said the operations at the open—pit mine would cause huge environmental damage. a report has accused meta, the parent company of facebook, of contributing to violence against ethnic tigrayans

michael buchanan, bbc news, hastings. as america shoots down missiles fired from yemen — possibly aiming to protect its partners. the region is on edge as the israelis brief that they were the targets of those missiles, and their army is ordered to prepare for action in gaza. as the israeli defence minsiter rallies his soldiers near gaza's border, we'll ask if diplomacy by the west and by the arab world can change israel's plan? we speak to the former israeli prime minister ehud barak, who's not thinking about backing off. we have to act and we have to win, and we will do it. also tonight... more than 200 hostages are still missing, most likely held in gaza.

michael buchanan, bbc news, kent.ement are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free, at any time. neiljones was a tiler from stoke on trent when he won £2.5 million on the lottery with his partner. he spent some of the money on a pool table for his home. and he got so good at it, he's now about to captain england at the sport, at the european pool championships in malta. here's hywel griffith. it was the lucky break that changed his life. neil's lottery win gave him plenty of money for a pool table and, a retiree at 59, plenty of time to spend with it. now he's ready to fulfil another dream and represent his country. you can win the lottery and it's nice, it's wonderful, fantastic, but you can't buy a place in the england team. you've got to keep on this table and you've got to practise, practise, practise. smile! iam! back in 2010 — when neil and his partnerjulie won — they were so shocked, they hid their lottery ticket under the carpet. a party at a pool hall gave him the idea of buying his own ta

michael buchanan, bbc news, kent.office is warning there's more heavy rain on the way over large swathes of england already hit by flooding. following storm babet, more than 100 flood warnings remain in force across england and, according to the environment agency, water levels may stay high for days. more than 1,200 homes have been flooded so far, and seven people are now known to have died. the scottish first minister, humza yousaf, has visited one of the areas worst—hit at the weekend — brechin, in angus, from where our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie reports. scotland's first minister came to brechin to meet those impacted by the severe weather. he spoke to kim fowlie. she lives by the river south esk. her house has been flooded four times, but she said this time was the worst. a tremendous lot of water came in. i mean, at one stage, i came downstairs and it was up at my shoulders at the bottom of the stairs. so if it hadn't have been for that stairs, you know, i probably wouldn't be here. what did you

with more on this here's our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan. s the statement from cheshire police earlier today saying that this investigation would consider areas including senior leadership and the decision is made to determine whether any criminality had taken place in the period between june 2015 and june had taken place in the period betweenjune 2015 and june 2016, which is when lucy between june 2015 and june 2016, which is when lucy letby is working on the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital. this is a charge of corporate manslaughter at the trust. if they were to be found guilty they would face a large fine, perhaps running into millions of pounds. the test that the police and crime prosecution —— crown prosecution service would have to be convinced of is that mistakes made by the senior management of the trust at the time, if there were mistakes, more than minimally contributed to the death set took place there. in light of the conviction of lucy letby, we note that senior paediatric consultants on the unit at the time sai

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