mean this all started or when the israel i arrested a senior islamic jihad commander in the northern west bank, beginning our of our last week our than the islamic jihad. that is a small affection in the gaza strip, which is ruled by the hamas militant group, had threatened with retaliation. and then a israel military had declared in the area surrounding are the gaza strip, you know, many roads were closed for the past 3 days. are there have been a people were told to stay at home and then we saw are these airstrikes in the are here today in the afternoon or killing a several people. and especially one of the islamic to hard commanders, of course, as a lot of warry are right now in garza, that this might be developing into another major escalation. it is expected that there will be some rocket fire coming out of garza and israel has a, you know, declared an emergency situation for up to 80 kilometers. asking people, you know, are surrounding the gaza strip to say to stay near shelters. that would also include a cities are like a televi than of course, in garza or people. i have still the memor

comes on after a, israel's military actually arrested a senior leader off the islamic jihad in northern west bank in the occupy west. bank in jeanine, they have been a lot of rates are in the area by the military. and israel had said that they are anticipating some kind of retaliation by islamic edgy heart. and there have been mediation efforts between our, the militant factions and garza and israel through egypt and other players. but it didn't seem to have are there, you know, made a difference right now because then we saw this either unexpected airstrikes by israel on our targets or this afternoon on garza and you've described what sounds like a significant mobilization of israeli forces to cease and desist risk escalating him to one another war? well, i think it's still too early to say whether this will be in or, or what is where i usually cause an operation. will it be in all out war, or will it be a days or weeks? i think the main thing it's will be devastating for civilians that will be again caught or you know like multiple times a half in 4 was between ah mouse and got a m. as in israe

comes after israel's military actually arrested a senior leader of the islamic jihad in the northern west bank, in occupied west bank. there have been a lot of rates in the area by the military. israel had said they are anticipating some kind of retaliation but islamic jihad -- by islamic jihad. there have been mediation efforts between the military faction in gaza and israel through egypt and other players, but it did not seem to have made a difference right now because then we saw this -- these rather unexpected airstrikes by israel on targets this afternoon on gaza. phil: you have described what sounds like a significant mobilization of israeli forces. does this risk escalating into another war? >> i think it is still too early to say if this will be what israel usually calls an operation or will it be an all out war. the main thing is it will be devastating for civilians that will be again caught, like multiple times. there have been four wars between hamas and israel. let's not forget this is a small territory that has just blockaded for almost 15 years now. for civilians, this would be v

expense of the blood israeli forces have demolished palestinian homes during a raid in the northern occupied. west bank bulldoze is accompanied by israeli forces destroyed 2 houses in the village of romana ned jeanine, the village of romana is 17 common, says northwest of the palestinian city of janine romana is home to some 6 and a half 1000 people. one of the houses destroyed belong to a grandfather of a 20 year old palestinian who is accused of killing 3 re leasing that he may. if rahim said this report from the demolition sites in your money, this is what remains of the behalf family home after israeli forces rated the romano village and demolished the house. it belongs to the property of its when a year old palestinian, who has been accused by israel, of killing 3 israelis in an attack in may. the grandfathers of his behalf. cuz this was his dream home. he worked abroad for 30 years and it was his re to come back here and build the 3 story house. but now him and 16 other members of his family are homeless and of a cooler donnie. the destruction of this building here only increased hatred, not fear

services launched a nighttime raid to nab what they say is a senior jihad commander in the northern west bank city, that was in the west bank not in the gaza strip. but in retaliation islamic jihad vowed to avenge that arrest. israeli intelligence said it had concrete information of a potential islamic jihad cross border attack from gaza into southern israel targeting israeli civilians or soldiers. for the past four days or so the wider region, parts of it have been in essentially lock down, and israel friday afternoon apparently lost patience and preempted that attack with those initial air strikes inside gaza. >> and so far we know at least 11 people killed in israeli air strikes including a 5-year-old girl. what's the risk that this could escalate further? >> well, in the middle east in this part of the world escalation is always a possibility, really over the past 30 minutes we've seen an escalation of the jihad rocket fire not only into southern israel but also into central israel for the first time since last night. the israeli prime minister has made clear yesterday in an address to th

other things, they will be pushing the israelis to free an islamic jihad field commander in the northern west banked by the israelis six days ago. in addition to that, the egyptians say they will push the israelis to transfer a prisoner, a palestinian prisoner, who has been on hunger strike for 130 days, to a hospital for treatment. we understand that there will be perhaps measures to ease the israeli blockade on gaza. there are reports that as many as 30 fuel trucks are waiting outside to go in, because of course, as a result of the blockade, power has been cut down to just four hours a day in gaza, from 16 because of a lack of fuel. so far, this has been a short 50-hour but very bloody convict. at least 43 palestinians killed. no deaths on the israeli side, but major disruption to life. but as i have seen so many times before, this will probably all happen again. jim? >> it's a sad reality. but very true. ben wedeman, thank you very much. as always, appreciate it. >>> coming up, the lapd is investigating the fiery crash involving actress ann hash who remains hospitalized. that's next live here i

captured the field commander, the senior commander for the military wing of islamic jihad in the northern west banksraelis fearing retaliation, in gaza, impoised a lockdown on the israeli communities around gaza. and it was on friday, yesterday, that the israelis say that they were preventing to anti-tank squads from islamic jihad from attacking israeli forces. they also killed jabari who is a senior islamic jihad commander in gaza. now, since then, what we've seen is the worst outbreak of exchanges of fire between gaza and israel since may of last year when it was very intense, 11 days of rocket fire from gaza and israeli strikes on gaza itself. it left more than 250 people dead, more than 250 plaalestinis dead and more than a dozen israelis dead. at this point around 380, that is latest number, rockets have been fired from gaza. but most of them have either been intercepted by israel's iron dome anti-missile system, or they fell in empty land. israel, as you mentioned, has struck a variety of targets in gaza itself. most of them, in fact it seems all them, somehow related to islamic jihad, islami

committed to trying and push the israelis to release an islamic jihad field commander in the northern west bank was arrested six days ago. they want him released. and also there's a palestinian prisoner affiliated with islamic jihad, who has been on hunger strike for 130 days, and the egyptians have committed to try to convince the israelis to move him to a hospital for treatment. beyond that, there's -- there seems to be a general promise to try to ease the blockade that's been in place on gaza since 2006. but there's been no specific commitment to do that. we understand, according to the israeli media reports, that there are 30 trucks full of fuel waiting to cross into gaza to try to power up the main power station there that, as of noon local time saturday, basically stopped to function. people in gaza are getting by with just four hours of power a day. now, this conflict went on for about 50 hours this time. the death toll in gaza 44. 15 of them children on the israeli side. no fatalities from the conflict. but certainly a lot of disruption to ordinary life. however, this is the fifth of th

of air strikes is rarely forces have demolished palestinian homes during arrayed in the northern occupied west bank. bulldozers accompanied by, is really forces destroyed to houses. village of money mentioned in russia says it's ready to facilitate a visit by monitors, from the international atomic energy agency, to the zachary z, a power plot. but it, ukraine and russia have blamed each other for showing at the facility and causing damage. a ship occurring at 12000 tons of corn from ukraine has docked in turkey. the ship left on a mosque 3 days ago. and taiwan has condemned china's decision to extend its military drills around the island in defiance of calls to end them. beijing conducted more anti submarine and naval operations. on monday, the exercises began when taiwan hosted us house, began nancy pelosi last week. and with you to end on sunday, those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after counting the cost to stay with us. ah, i . hello, i'm sammy's a than this is counting the costs and al jazeera, your weekly look at the world of business and economics. this week, run

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of garza. israeli forces of also demolished to palestinian homes during arrayed in the northern occupied west bank. one belonged to the grandfather of a 20 year old kind of sydney and is accused of killing 3 israelis in early may. chance transitional military councilor signed an agreement of more than 40 rebel groups to stop peace talk. the deal was signed and del home cuts out. it comes after 5 months of negotiations. have the way for elections and return to civilian rule. the head of ukraine state nuclear energy companies, calling for these operation of power plan to be made the military free zone. both ukraine and russia, blame each other for shelling of the facility. the un secretary general wants international inspectors to be allowed to visit the plump while back to the top of the out. ah, what a lot of a fun i met with, but i mean is if you think you did the ability to let them know, you know was that i mean a lot of projects on it. they might have a date analytical on that's the problem for you. let me just down more. i'm fat that impact pay system. you know, you can you please you to says

agree those terms as many forces have demolished palestinian homes during a raid in the northern occupied west bank, who those is accompanied by israeli forces destroyed. 2 houses of them in a niche in russia says it's ready to facilitate a visit for monitors from the international atomic energy agency to toward the power plant. but ukraine on russia have blamed each other for shutting the facility last week. if europe's largest atomic and prelate complex chad transitional military council has signed an agreement in dough to start peace talks with several groups. the comes after 5 months from negotiations and pays the way for elections and the return to civilian grew up. there were some noticeable absences at the funding. so many 100 vol. explain. 43 of shots, political factions and armed groups have signed the long awaited peace agreement. giving the opposition and the transitional military council caused for hope. it was a very staff and difficult talks, but what is important is the result which we got at the end of this long process. and i think that this agreement will lead us to sustainable pi

is early forces, meanwhile, have demolished palestinian homes during a raid in the northern occupied west bank. bulldozers accompanied by israeli forces destroyed 2 houses in the village for the men in your jeanine. one belong to the grandfather of a 20 year old palace finney and man who was accused by israel of killing 3 israelis in early may. in other news, child's transitional military council has signed an agreement to start peace talked with several armed groups and the cuts are recapitalized. oh, how the deal comes. after 5 months of negotiations, it also paved the way for elections and returned to civilian rule. as mohammed vol reports, the peace agreements could and decades of instability. the talks got off to a difficult start in march. some factions walked out demanding greater presentation . they assisted members of the transitional, military council, or t. m. c. not run for office. there is a commitment from the government. so what if you look at the rebuild side? the issues of that is a way to begin to get very complicated because you have new demand going to like mama, debbie sho

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now is ready, forces have demolished palestinian homes during a raid in the northern occupied west bank. bulldoze is accompanied by israeli forces destroyed 2 houses in the village of romantic narr, jeanine. one belong to the grandfather of a 20 year old kind of sin in news, accused of killing 3 israelis and early may. well, the village of romana is 17 kilometers northwest of the palestinian city of jeanine . it's home to some 6 and a half 1000 people need abraham sent this report from the demolition site in the man. this is what remains of the hot family home after israeli forces rated that a man a village and demolished the house. it belongs to the property of its when eager old palestinian, who has been accused by israel, of killing 3 israelis in an attack in may. the grandfather from his behalf. this was his dream home. he worked abroad for 30 years and it was his re to come back here and build a 3 story house. but now him and 16 other members of his family are homeless and of a cooler donnie. the destruction of this building here only increased hatred and not for me. my children an

i'm home now is ready, forces have demolished palestinian homes during a raid in the northern occupied west bank. bulldoze is accompanied by israeli forces destroyed. 2 houses in the village of vermont near janine one belonged to the grandfather of a 20 year old palestinian who's accused of killing three's writings in early may. 20 more still ahead on the news out including china extends military drills of the taiwan strait aging. and ty, pay trade warnings kenyan head to the polls in less than 24 hours will tell you who is running from a thing, and it's bought the 8th is on the man, just the united mine down. why christiana, run now, the thought, the disappointing season opener, ah, chance transitional military council signed an agreement stop, peace talks with several arm groups in the country, capital. doha. the deal comes after 5 months of negotiations and paved the way for elections and the return to civilian rule. mohammed vow reports the peace agreement could end decades of instability. the talks got off to a difficult start in march from factions walked out demanding greater presentation

those terms, is what the forces have demolished palestinian homes during a raid in the northern occupied west bank. bulldozers accompanied by israeli forces destroyed 2 houses. village of honey in russia says it's ready to facilitate a visit from monitors, from the international atomic energy agency to toward the upper asia power plant. that ukraine and russia have blamed each other for showing the facility last week. let's return now to our top story. the seas far between israel and is i think she had fighters in garza after 3 days of violence. well, it's bringing out as he was seen, epistle, unless my one shot, he joins us on skype from paris. moment. how fragile do you think this cease fire could be i think it's fraudulent because this into this situation continues to be tense. and apparently there's some disagreement over the 4th filaments off of that says fire. but there to get in the ceasefire for israel is more like a continuation of the war by other means. because the blockade of garza that has gone on now for some 15 years, continues unabated and occupation continues that oppression and s

when the israeli military arrested a senior islamic jihad, a leader in the occupied, a west bank in the northern town of jeanine is well had then anticipated some retaliation by islamic jihad, which is a smaller minute and group are in garza which is wooed by hamas. and the had been mediation efforts by egypt between the militant groups and israel, but to no avail. and that's why we're now seeing this output. but of course, you know, there is, a lot of varies a bit. we don't know, you know, whether this will be a, you know, lossing, a couple of days whether it will be a full blown out war. analyser looking now at the range of the rockets. the areas are where they're coming from, you know, into israel, where the hamas olds will fully take part, the happiness statement. and i, for all the factions, and of course, for the residents, for the civilian population in israel and the south. mainly people have to be in bomb shelters, but in garza, people have hardly recovered from the last war. in may 2021. the territory is closed off by israel and partly by egypt. and of course they have no where to go.

west bank has led not with me. my apologies, in regards to strip, has led to violence along israel's northern board and war in the summer of 2006 is precisely that scenario. and you can look at this military operation on the part of these roads as part of its broader shadow war against iran and its proxies around the region. so there is that possibility that this could broadening some case, but as of now let's keep our fingers crossed, that it doesn't do that. and that is for me to has gotten the message that escalation is not really an option for them. ok, that was steven cook with the council on foreign relations in washington. steven, thank you for your very clear analysis. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. the us senate has passed a sweeping climate tax and health plan. democrats approve president joe biden, $430000000000.00 spending bill, which now goes to the house of representatives. republicans have criticized the cost of the plan, which is america's biggest climate investment. nearly a 1000 people were stranded after flooding in death valley in the us. o

but some of 80 who is the west bank leader of the summit, jihad and killing the chief of operations in both in northern and southern gaza strip. that's very, very successful for them. from their perspective, it's worth whatever international condemnation, then they come as a result of the collateral damage in killing of civilians in the process. so i don't have a real reason to lie about that. they had every reason to publicize the fact that they've taken out at least the, the read people. ok, now garza is rolling hamas group has so fast. died out of this latest fighting. what is this tell you about in a palestinian relations? well this is the probably the most interesting aspect of this round the violence because it's always a competition between islamic jihad and him. us over who can proved themselves to be more nationalists than the other. and the expectation was that he would join in not so much that have solid garrity with islamic jihad, but to ensure that it did not lose any kind of political support in relation to islamic jihad. but it seems that huh, got the message from the israelis after the

yesterday, a 58-year-old palestinian man was shot and killed by the israeli military in the northern part of the west bankd these are the exact types of things that these human rights organizations are involved in documenting and pointing out to the world. it is precisely for that work that the israeli military and the government has sought to silence them. when i think to really understand where this happened over the last several days we need to understand what has been going on for many years now is israel's trying to target these organizations. it has not always labeled these organizations as terrorist groups. in fact we know this is the kind of desperate move that authoritarian regimes take when they run out of other options. in fact the israelis have tried to intimidate european countries into cutting off their relationships with these groups, long before they designated them as so-called terrorist organizations last october. but it was only when that was not working that they decided to take this heavy-handed step, and label them as a terrorist organizations. and, then of course begin to go back af

west bank. bulldozers accompanied by israeli forces destroyed two homes in a northern village. belonged to the family of a 19-year-old palestinian, one of two men accused of killing three israelis in may. here's more from the demolition site. reporter: this is what remains of the family home after israeli forces raided their village and demolished the house. it belongs to the family of a 20-year-old palestinian who has been accused by israel of killing three israelis in an attack in may. the grandfather says this was his dream home. he worked abroad for 30 years and it was his dream to come back here and build a three-story house. but now him and 16 other members of his family are homeless. >> the destruction of this building you're only increased hatred and not fear. me, my children, and grandchildren are not afraid. they are sowing the seeds of hatred among a new generation. i told the israeli commander, all occupations will come to an end. reporter: the house of the 19-year-old has been demolished as well. both men were detained in israel after a three day manhunt. the famil

west england, north wales and perhaps northern ireland, too. but otherwise, it's a largely dry night with similar temperatures that we've seen over recent nights about 10 to 1a degrees. bankor north west england, bringing perhaps a spot of morning rain, but the afternoon looking drier. high pressure still in charge. so we're going to get northerly winds coming down the north sea and that will keep some of our eastern coastal areas of scotland and england a few degrees cooler tomorrow. the warmest weather, 25 towards the cardiff area. the notting hill carnival, of course, returns after a brief pandemic break and it should stay dry throughout really with some spells of sunshine and indeed deeper into next week, this area of high pressure is going to hang about. so we've got more of the same to come weather wise. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, dry for the majority, warm spells of sunshine and temperatures not changing a great deal. however, we are going to see a big change in the weather patterns from friday onwards as an area of low pressure develops. and bearing in mind we have the hosepipe bans in force across parts of the uk, we need rain and it looks like we're going to

west england, north wales and perhaps northern ireland, too. but otherwise, it's a largely dry night with similar temperatures that we've seen over recent nights about 10 to 1a degrees. bank. again, there's the threat of a little thicker cloud for north west england, bringing perhaps a spot of morning rain, but the afternoon looking drier. high pressure still in charge. so we're going to get northerly winds coming down the north sea and that will keep some of our eastern coastal areas of scotland and england a few degrees cooler tomorrow. the warmest weather, 25 towards the cardiff area. the notting hill carnival, of course, returns after a brief pandemic break and it should stay dry throughout really with some spells of sunshine and indeed deeper into next week, this area of high pressure is going to hang about. so we've got more of the same to come weather wise. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, dry for the majority, warm spells of sunshine and temperatures not changing a great deal. however, we are going to see a big change in the weather patterns from friday onwards as an area of low pressure develops. and bearing in mind we have the hosepipe bans in force across parts of

demolished palestinian homes during a raid in the occupied west. bank. bulldozers accompanied by israeli forces destroyed 2 homes in the northern village of romana, near janine one belong to the family of a 19 year old palestinian. one of 2 men accused of killing 3 israelis in may need at abraham as more now from the demolition site. in romana, this is what remains of the seahawks family home after israeli forces raided that man a village and demolished the house. it belongs to the family of it's when you're old palestinian, who has been accused by israel, of killing 3 israelis in an attack. in may, the grandfathers of his, the hearts of this was his dream home. he worked abroad for 30 years and it was his re to come back here and build the 3 story house. but now him and 16 other members of his family are homeless. and of a cooler donnie, the destruction of this building here only increased hatred and not fear me. my children and grandchildren are not afraid. they are sewing the seeds of hatred amongst the new generation. but i told these riley commander, all occupations will come to an end, the house of 19 year old as either i

west england, north wales and perhaps northern ireland, too. but otherwise, it's a largely dry night with similar temperatures that we've seen over recent nights about 10 to 1a degrees. banklooking bad. again, there's the threat of a little thicker cloud for north west england, bringing perhaps a spot of morning rain, but the afternoon looking drier. high pressure still in charge. so we're going to get northerly winds coming down the north sea and that will keep some of our eastern coastal areas of scotland and england a few degrees cooler tomorrow. the warmest weather, 25 towards the cardiff area. the notting hill carnival, of course, returns after a brief pandemic break and it should stay dry throughout really with some spells of sunshine and indeed deeper into next week, this area of high pressure is going to hang about. so we've got more of the same to come weather wise. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, dry for the majority, warm spells of sunshine and temperatures not changing a great deal. however, we are going to see a big change in the weather patterns from friday onwards as an area of low pressure develops. and bearing in mind we have the hosepipe bans in force acro

west england, north wales and perhaps northern ireland, too. but otherwise, it's a largely dry night with similar temperatures that we've seen over recent nights about 10 to 1a degrees. bank the threat of a little thicker cloud for north west england, bringing perhaps a spot of morning rain, but the afternoon looking drier. high pressure still in charge. so we're going to get northerly winds coming down the north sea and that will keep some of our eastern coastal areas of scotland and england a few degrees cooler tomorrow. the warmest weather, 25 towards the cardiff area. the notting hill carnival, of course, returns after a brief pandemic break and it should stay dry throughout really with some spells of sunshine and indeed deeper into next week, this area of high pressure is going to hang about. so we've got more of the same to come weather wise. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, dry for the majority, warm spells of sunshine and temperatures not changing a great deal. however, we are going to see a big change in the weather patterns from friday onwards as an area of low pressure develops. and bearing in mind we have the hosepipe bans in force across parts of the uk, we need

bank holiday for northern ireland, england and wales. dry, settled and sunny with some rain into the far north—west.nd that's bbc news at ten on tuesday the 23rd of august. 0n on tuesday the 23rd of august. bbc two, newsnig getting 0n bbc two, newsnight isjust getting under way. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. but from the ten team it's goodnight. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate ferguson, who's the political editor at the sun on sunday, and the broadcaster, david davies. tomorrow fossae front pages. —— tomorrow's front pages. let's start with the the liverpool echo, which is asking, "whose side are you on?" calling for help in finding the killer of 9—year—old 0livia, shot dead outside her home in liverpool. the i says murdered 0livia pratt—korbel becomes uk's youngest fatal victim of organised crime shooting. moving on to the metro, whose front cover is dominated by little olivia's killing — as police hunting the gunman who shot

bank holiday for northern ireland, england and wales. dry, settled and sunny with some rain into the far north—west.

bringing some showers eastwards across northern ireland, scotland and parts of wales at the south—west. temperature 17—24. then we head into the weekend. it's a bankeekend for most of us, not in scotland, but elsewhere a bank holiday at the weather not too bad if you have outdoor plants. sunny spells but always the chance of a few showers. saturday, one or two showers here and there, most places find. this area of rain probably won't make much of an impact and in the sunshine generally speaking pleasantly warm. however, as we move into sunday with high pressure to the north of us we will see the breeze strengthening a little closer to some north sea coasts and that will make it feel quite cool close to the east coast of scotland and eastern england. it could generate the odd shower as well. sunshine further west. that's where we will see the highest of the temperatures, up to 2a degrees. monday, mainly dry, spells of sunshine, pleasantly warm when you get to see the sun. certainly drier thanit get to see the sun. certainly drier than it has been this morning for some of us. that's all from the bbc news at 0ne. it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one we n

west bank. well, doses accompanied by israeli forces destroyed 2 houses in the northern village of romana, near janine one home belonged to the family of a 19 year old palestinian. one of 2 men accused of killing 3 israelis in may need to abraham as more from the demolition site in romana. this is what remains of the hot family home after israeli forces re did that a man, a village and demolished the house. it belongs to the property of its when a year old palestinian, who has been accused by israel, of killing 3 israelis in an attack in may the grandfather's on his behalf. this was his dream home. he works abroad for 30 years, and it was his re to come back here and build a 3 story house. but now him and 16 other members of his family are homeless and of a cooler donnie. the destruction of this building here only increased hatred. not fear me. my children and grandchildren are not afraid. they are showing the seeds of hatred amongst a new generation. but i told these riley commander, all occupations will come to an end. the house of 19 year old as either if a has been demolished as well. both

through wales and into the west country, i had a bit dry with sunshine, may be a degree also warm on friday, 25 degrees. it is the bank holiday weekend in england, wales and northern you have outdoor plants it stays dry, settled and sunny, a bit fresher, may be the weather front will bring a bit of rain to scotland —— if you have outdoor plans. and that's bbc news at ten on wednesday the 24th of august, there's more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight with faisal islam which is just getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, but from the ten team it's goodnight. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the daily mirror columnist, susie boniface, and ali miraj, who's a columnist at the article. welcome back to both of you. tomorrow's front pages, here they are so far. let's start with the metro — which leads with a message from the family of olivia pratt—korbel, who say they will get justice for the nine year old's killing. the guardian leads with an exclusive report on russian p

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west and the wind direction changing. so it looks likely that the far north could stay cloudy with outbreaks of rain at times, potentially. elsewhere — and, yes, it's a bank holiday for northernk with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the united states prepares to announce the largest single military aid package, to ukraine, estimated to be worth around $3 billion. the conflict approaches the six months' mark as ukrainians try to observe their independence day. there are warnings of renewed russian attacks.— russian attacks. how independent - russian attacks. how independent is - russian attacks. how i independent is ukraine russian attacks. how - independent is ukraine with russian attacks. firm independent is ukraine with the russians occupying one fifth of the country and it being almost completely reliant on weapons from the west? europe is on course for its worst drought in at least 500 years. that's the stark warning of a new eu global report.

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west and the wind direction changing. so it looks likely that the far north could stay cloudy with outbreaks of rain at times, potentially. elsewhere — and, yes, it's a bank holiday for northernits attacks on ukraine's civilian buildings ahead of the country's independence day. the us embassy in kyiv has urged american citizens to leave the country. the head of the un nuclear watchdog has told the bbc he expects to personally lead a mission to the occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant "within days, not weeks". a former senior executive at twitter has told us regulators that the social media giant misled them about security problems which he claims could put users' personal data and potentially us national security at risk. the former malaysian prime minister, najib razak, is beginning a 12—year prison sentence for corruption after a final appeal failed. the charges relate to one of the world's biggest financial scandals, with billions of dollars stolen from a government