the head of conflict and humanitarian at save - that. that was the head of conflict and humanitarian at save the - and humanitarian at save the children ukexpect of the next few hours and certainly into tomorrow?— next few hours and certainly into tomorrow? tomorrow is going to be and key day — tomorrow? tomorrow is going to be and key day because _ tomorrow? tomorrow is going to be and key day because it _ tomorrow? tomorrow is going to be and key day because it is _ tomorrow? tomorrow is going to be and key day because it is the - tomorrow? tomorrow is going to be and key day because it is the fourth | and key day because it is the fourth of four day deal. i think there is a lot of expectation, a lot of hope that things will progress smoothly. there be a lot of questions about what happens next. i want to show you the view here in tel aviv. i'm in hostages square in tel aviv and you can see on the wall of the tel aviv museum of art, with much of the last few days these projections of hostages you can see at the bottom in english, i am back home. these are the groups that have been released on day three. also as well is these images we

and i spoke a little earlier to james denslow from save the children uk and he described a little bitional humanitarian aid that's been going into gaza and whether or not it actually meets the need there, particularly in the north of the strip. the aid will be life saving in its nature because that's the kind of aid that is needed right now in gaza. will it be enough? no. and i think we need to be very matter of fact about that. over the last few days, we've had some incredibly positive scenes of children being reunited with their families. obviously, tracking images of trucks crossing borders or fuel being turned on to supply into gaza isn't as dramatic. but it is, of course, important for whether tens of thousands of people survive or not over the coming weeks as winter heads towards gaza. so we know that the current the average of trucks that went into gaza was some 500 ahead of the awful events, awful events of the 7th of october. that number during this four day, five day truce period is far, far less than that. it's some 300 and that number hasn't been reached on any single day

there and shown in this video so please do take a look at that save the children has weighed in on the crisis as well yes save the children ukd support and we also have final tweet uh here from al jazera um showing hospital in gaza um has having to suspend their operations as the israeli bloccade cut off fuel supplies, it's the only hospital for cancer patients, and the thing is now they injured, you know, it's basically going after the injured and the wounded and the ones that are you know already suffering, so is clearly um, you know, if this is not a humanitarian crisis, i don't know what is, so people are really reporting this to show you know the actual treatment that is happening in gaza, apart from what the you know defending itself sort of narrative is being put out there, how is this defense? ib muhammad, thank you, um, you will of course be back with us the next time we are. around with more on that. now the israeli bombardment of the jabala refugee camp continues to cause international outrage. in a barbaric campaign against gaza, the strikes underscore the israeli mission to eradicate as many palestinians as poss

there and shown in this video, so please do take a look at that, so if the children has waid in on the well, yes, save the children ukcome forward and do and support and we also have final tweet uh here from al jazera um showing hospital in gaza um having to suspend their operations as the israeli blocade cut off fuel supplies the only hospital for cancer patients yes and the thing is now they injured you know it's basically going after the injured and the wounded and the ones that are you know already suffering, so is clearly um, you know, if this is not a humanitarian crisis, i don't know what is, so people are really reporting this to show you know the actual treatment that is happening in gaza, apart from what the you know defending itself sort of narrative is being put out there, how is this defense? muhammad, thank you, um, you will of course be back with us the next time we're around with. more on that. now the israeli bombardment of the jabaliah refugee camp continues to cause international outrage. in a barbaric campaign against gaza, the strikes underscore the israeli mission to eradicate as many palestinia

i spoke a little earlier to james denzel lowe from save the children uk. about that additional humanitarian aid that's been going into gaza and whether or not it actually meets the need they are particular in the north of the strip. the need they are particular in the north of the strip.— need they are particular in the north of the strip. the aid will be life in its nature, _ north of the strip. the aid will be life in its nature, because - north of the strip. the aid will be life in its nature, because that'sl life in its nature, because that's the kind — life in its nature, because that's the kind of— life in its nature, because that's the kind of aid that is needed right now in gaza. will it be enough, no. we need _ now in gaza. will it be enough, no. we need to— now in gaza. will it be enough, no. we need to be very matter—of—fact about _ we need to be very matter—of—fact about that — we need to be very matter—of—fact about that over the last few days we've _ about that over the last few days we've had — about that over the last few days we've had som

the kibbutz. she is a social worker and her late husband made it to the uk on kendo transport. the rescue effort during the second world war that saved children controlled areas. the youngest is mia. she is 17 years old and several members of herfamily were years old and several members of her family were taken alongside her. she has been released along with her mother, gabriella as well as her aunt. they are an argentinian israeli family in one of their relatives said alongside to others they were hiding in a safe room when they were taken by hamas. another is room on. 36 years old and taken from her kibbutz alongside her husband who is still in custody in hamas. she appeared in a video released by hamas along side daniel who was released a few days ago. finally, ada is 75 years old and the daughter of a holocaust survivor. she was meant to celebrate her birthday in london one week after she was taken by hamas. there are plenty more stories on our website and we update them regularly with any more information so please go read some of their stories. now to the ongoing war in ukraine. the country's military is saying that forces continue to r

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the bbc news _ save lives. for more stories, head to the bbc news website. - you're watching bbc news. health teams in the uk are advising the government and the devolved administrations that all children offered two doses when they are 12 and 18 months. that would bring the uk in line with the us, germany, canada and australia, who routinely vaccinate for chickenpox at an early age. most parents consider it a common and mild illness among children that we just pick up and get through, but there are complications from chicken pox that can lead to hospitalisation, even death. let's bring in professor adam finn, member ofjoint committee on vaccination and immunisation, leading paediatrician and long—time campaigner for the chickenpox vaccine. good to have you on the programme. i got a lot of parents are a bit phlegmatic about chickenpox. "the quicker they can get through this, the better it will be." hi. the better it will be." hi, christian. _ the better it will be." hi, christian. this _ the better it will be." hi, christian. this is - the better it will be." h , christian. this is something that pretty much all of us have had. not very affectionately. but part of growing up. the vast