shelley phelps reports.ts of a gunman on one of tel aviv�*s busiest streets. it had been filled with pubgoers and diners. who gathered shocked and shaken in the aftermath of the attack. i am coming from north tel aviv and driving, and there is no police yet. i see a bunch of people running and i hear loud noises so i ran this way. and i parked right here. and now i am here. and i have been hiding under the bar, i have seen many police looking very focused with guns. a huge manhunt is under way for the shooter and residents have been told to stay indoors. behind us, a restaurant, families were sitting having supper and drinks. and all of a sudden, the terrorist came over and shot them, shot ten innocent people. and injured them. unfortunately, two of them were murdered. the terrorist ran away and we are now doing all that we can do. the wounded were taken to a nearby hospital. regretfully, two were declared dead but now we are still fighting in order to save lives. translation: i wasjust walking . and then i

shelley phelps reports.d guard, more than 6,000 suspected gang members have been arrested in the ten days since el salvador�*s government declared a state of emergency after a bloody weekend of gang violence that involved almost 90 reported killings. outside a jail in the country's capital, families waiting for news of detained loved ones condemned what they say are unjustified arrests. translation: it is a great injustice. i in the case of my family, it was my niece who was unjustly taken from her home without an arrest warrant or anything. because supposedly she is the partner of a gang member. translation: we want to remove the president because we can - no longer stand him, what he's doing is too much. if your son gets arrested, how is he not going to hurt you or your wife? won't it hurt you to see her standing here, waiting, enduring the sun? new measures including allowing authorities to detain suspects without a warrant had provoked concern from the un's human rights body. the maximum prison sentence

shelley phelps, bbc news.e international space station has docked. the crew, consisting of a pilot and three passengers have been welcomed inside the international space station. they are due to spend eight days orbiting the earth. the flight is being hailed as a milestone in the commercialisation of space flight. kathy leuders runs nasa's human space flight programme and has been telling me what the astronauts they have a tonne of experiments and different research and outreach that they have lined up. this private astronaut crew is going to be working their butts off. they have a good ten hours of work every day lined up to make sure that they are able to reach as many people as they can with the work that they are planning to do. and they are paying $55 million for the privilege of working those ten hour days. how do you feel about this commercialisation of space travel? this is part of our plan. when nasa was set up 60 years ago it was about how you enable and use the space economy so here we are, 60 years

shelley phelps has more. coming off the shelves.ve now been recalled in several countries over links to suspected salmonella cases. earlier this week people in the uk were told to return specific batches of kinder surprise eggs. but after that was extended to all products made at the ferrero factory in belgium, the authorities there ordered it to close. translation: at the moment the firm have not been able to provide full information so we have no guarantee they are working in a food safe manner, that they're bringing safe products to the people and we absolutely cannot take any risks to the consumer which is why we have the authorisation. it won't be allowed to reopen until it proves the relevant regulations are being met. the product's absence is being felt in stores. translation: kinder surprise, all of the children want it for easter so we will have to fall back on other brands. we have other brands in store, but kinder is one of the big sellers, especially during the easter period. italian confectionary group ferrero has apolo

shelley phelps reports.ng camp in colombia's antioquia province. rescue workers began scouring for survivors, and helping miners to evacuate. but the effort to recover the missing had to be delayed until friday morning, due to inclement weather. family and friends joined in a frantic search for missing loved ones, fearing the worst. translation: as the hours go by, we, as family members, i get the idea that we may not find him alive. translation: ferney - was approximately between 20 and 21 years old. he was a young man who liked to go out a lot. he liked to go out to pick coffee. ferney was a very good worker, a good guy. rains in antioquia have caused more than 100 deaths so far this year, according to authorities. translation: we have 12 rescued, lifeless bodies, l ten male, two female. on wednesday, at night, | we removed eight injured people. around 20 families were evacuated from a nearby town, due to the risk of further flooding. colombia's president ivan duque has expressed solidarity with the famili

shelley phelps, bbc news. his 2017 hit, shape of you. ajudge ruled on wednesday that the singer—songwriter had not plagiarised a 2015 song by the grime artist, sami chokri. chokri had claimed the famous "oh i" hook in sheeran�*s track was "strikingly similar" to an "oh why" refrain in his own track. let's have a listen. music plays. shape of you was the best—selling song of 2017 in the uk and is spotify�*s most—streamed ever. after the ruling, ed sheeran posted a video on his social media — here's some of what he said. i feel like claims that this have become way too common now. evenif have become way too common now. even if there is no basis for the claim. it's really damaging to the songwriting industry, there's only so many nodes and very few chords used in pop music, coincidence is bound to happen. earlier, i spoke to forensic musicologist sandy wilbur who's testifed during previous court cases over music copyright. i asked her what she made of these two tracks. let me first of all say that i was not invol

shelley phelps has more details.ng the hundreds of stuff to wild animals found in this giant warehouse near valencia in eastern spain. the haul, worth an estimated 29 million euros, is one of the largest of its kind in europe, according to the spanish police. around 400 of the animals are classified as protected. with every box opened, police found more. carefully examining and documenting each find. cheetahs, lynxes, polar bears, and white rhinos were also found. along with almost 200 elephant tusks and seats made with elephants' feet. —— and furniture made from elephants. spanish police say the warehouse owner is being investigated for smuggling and environmental crimes. shelley phelps, bbc news. a whole they will never forget. before we bow out. theatre luvvies gathered in london for the olivier awards, which honour people who work both on and off stage. cabaret at the kit kat club starring eddie redmayne was the big winner on the night, as claudia redmond reports. the curtain was raised at the glitzy olivier awar

shelley phelps reports.et in nationwide anti—government protests sparked by rising fuel prices. some protesters set fire to tyres, looted government buildings and clashed with police. in the capital, lima, residents had been surveying the damage. translation: people do not understand. . they should not destroy things. just look at this. i came to drop off some documents and i can't because everything is destroyed. i don't agree with vandalism. the war in ukraine has set the price of fertiliser and fuel in peru soaring. at a time when the country was already suffering from high inflation. on tuesday, peruvian president pedro castillo called off a curfew in the capital that had been widely criticised as authoritarian, by critics. translation: peru is not going through a good time but it is - the powers of the state that have to solve it. the peruvian government says it is doing what it can to try to stabilise prices and calm the situation, but the president is fending off calls for his resignation from the opp

shelley phelps reports.eports of a gunman on one of tel aviv is the busiest streets. it had been filled with pubgoers and diners. who gathered shocked and shaken in the aftermath of the attack. iam coming i am coming from north tel aviv and driving, and there is no police yet. i see a bunch of people running and i hear loud noises so i ran this way. and i parked right here. and now i am here. and i have been hiding under the bar, here. and i have been hiding underthe bar, i here. and i have been hiding under the bar, i have seen many police looking very focused with guns. a huge manhunt is under way for the shooter and residents have been told to stay indoors. behind us, a restaurant, famiiies— behind us, a restaurant, families were sitting having supiper— families were sitting having supper and drinks. and all of a sudden, — supper and drinks. and all of a sudden, the terrorist came over and shot— sudden, the terrorist came over and shot them, shot ten innocent people. and injured them — innocent people. an

shelley phelps bbc news.lopments and has the latest now from islamabad. for much of the day, it seemed as if the vote of no confidence against imran khan would not be held, as of imran khan would not be held, as of imran khan's party would prevent it, block it for a second time in spite of a supreme court order, saying that it should go ahead. in fact, we will getting reports that the supreme court was ready to open its doors at midnight, possibly to issue a contempt of court notice against imran khan's allies if they did not go ahead with that vote of no confidence. of course, it did, because a number of imran khan's allies had already publicly deserted him. 0pinion here is really quite heavily polarised. if you are a supporter of imran khan, you are heartbroken. we were outside parliament late last night at around 3.00 in the morning, and a woman from a poor working class background came up to us, everyone else are pretty much left the scene at that point, she poured out her heart, saying that she thought i

shelley phelps, bbc news.ent polls have shown a dramatic fall in president macron's lead over his main challenger, the far—right leader marine le pen. 0ur paris correspondent, lucy williamson says there's now not a lot between the two candidates. they are very close indeed there is two top contenders. 0ne opinion poll yesterday, the last day polls were allowed put them one point apart, and just two points ahead of marine le pen in the second round, other polls putting there may be a point or two further apart but it is very close indeed and what seems to have changed has coincided with the war in ukraine. president macron tied up ukraine. president macron tied up with that war, tied up with talking to president putin didn't start campaigning until about three weeks ago. his rival the far right leader marine le pen has been campaigning for much longer than that, and focusing on rising prices, something seen as close to the hearts of voters here, and something they are even more concerned about because of the wa

shelley phelps, bbc news.is the son of former prime minister, benazir bhutto, and former president, asif ali zardari. he's also been the chairperson of the opposition pakistan people's party since the age of 19. he explained what he wants for his country's future. my my party, the pakistan people because night party will indeed support mr shehbaz sharif in his bid to prime minister on monday. the reason party led the effort to bring a no—confidence motion in parliament was notjust to elect mr shehbaz sharif. our motivation is to conduct electoral reforms and move towards a more democratic pakistan after suffering under three years of a government that we can tend came to power through a rigged election. can ou power through a rigged election. can you confirm you will be the next foreign minister if your plans come to fruition? ., .. ., _, to fruition? no, i cannot confirm that. m to fruition? no, i cannot confirm that- my goal — to fruition? no, i cannot confirm that- my goal in _ to fruition? no, i cannot con

shelley phelps reports. busy streets. it had been filled with pubgoers and diners who gathered shocked and shaken, in the aftermath of the attack. i am coming from north tel aviv, and i am coming down and driving, there is no police yet, and i see a bunch of people running, and i hear loud noises so i ran this way and i parked right here, and now here and i've been hiding under the bar. i've seen many police looking very focused with guns. a huge manhunt is underway for the shooter, and residents have been told to stay indoors. right behind us, a restaurant. families and friends visiting, having supper and drinks and all of a sudden, a terrorist came over and shot them, shot ten innocent people and injured them. unfortunately, two of them were murdered. the terrorist ran away, and we are now doing all that we can do. regretfully, two were i declared dead but now we are still fighting in order to save lives. i was just walking, and then i felt a lot of blood. i saw blood. then i turned right, aftera run, and

shelley phelps reports thousands of peruvians taking to the street in nationwide anti—government protestsooted government buildings are clashed with police. in the capital, lima, had people do not understand. they should not destroy things. just look at this. i came to do some documents and i can't because everything is destroyed. i don't agree with vandalism. the war in ukraine has set the price of fertiliser and fuel in peru soaring. at a time when the country was already suffering from high inflation. on tuesday, peruvian president pedro castillo called off a curfew in the capital that had been widely criticised as authoritarian, by critics. in peru... peru is not going through a good time but it is the powers of the state that have to solve it. the peruvian government says it is doing what it can to try to stabilise prices and calm the situation, but the president is fending off calls for his resignation from the opposition. we will not allow - new dictatorships, nor will we allow peru i to continue sinking. the fury of the people is unleashed. - peru is outraged. plummeting approval

shelley phelps reports.n's parliament, there wasjoy and anguish at the news of imran khan's removal. it was a night of intense political drama. this is the moment to speak of the house announced the results. 174 members l have recorded their votes in favourl of the resolution, consequently, the resolution for the vote of no confidence against mr imran khan, the prime minister of islamic republic of pakistan has been passed by a majority of the total membership of the national assembly. cheering the opposition erupted. front runner as next prime minister, shehbaz sharif, is hailing the moment as a chance for a new beginning. translation: a new dawn has started, a new day is coming. _ allah has answered the prayers of millions. he blames the us conspiracy for his approval and says he will not recognise the new government. public opinion is divided. transition that we will fight back and make him prime minister again. we do know want these thieves as politicians. this is a victory for democracy. pakistan— this

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shelley phelps, bbc news. to go to israel, for a pre—eurovision concert, as men of military age are banned from leaving the country. the bbc�*s middle east correspondent, yolande knell, went to meet them. this band hasn't had the usual glitzy run up to eurovision. kalush 0rchestra represents ukraine. when russia invaded, they were on tour. translation: the day the war began, we were returning from tour— from the city of dnipro, and we came across the explosions. we heard them ourselves. everyone's lives changed. translation: one member of our band has been in the civil— defence, defending kyiv. i have created my own volunteer organisation. we help people to find shelter, medicines, transport. 0leg wrote the band's eurovision entry, stefania, for his mother, but he tells me it's become an anthem for all mothers and for all ukraine. translation: this song really became a super hit in ukraine now. _ people liked it a lot. its lyrics are very heartfelt and since and now in this situation, everybody misses their mu

shelley phelps has more details.elephants. spanish police say the warehouse owner is being investigated for smuggling and environmental crimes. shelley phelps, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good afternoon. after last week's wintry showers and frosty nights, this week the weather brings us something warmer but not always dry. on the earlier satellite picture, you can see this beautiful swirl of cloud, a weather system out to the west. we will see bands of cloud and rain at times through this week, but what we will also see is this warm air feeding up from the south, and that is likely to stay with us as we head into the easter weekend. but in the shorter term through the afternoon, some spells of sunshine around. best of that across eastern parts, a band of showery rain drifting its way northwards across england, wales, northern ireland, some bits and pieces of rain for scotland. quite a breezy day out there, but a warm one for many. temperatures at 5:00pm, 17 degrees there for londo

shelley phelps, bbc news.ing presidential terms, which are currently limited to a single six—year period. a it was the olivier theatre awards last night at london's royal albert hall — which recognise those who work both on and off stage. a revival of the musical cabaret at the kit kat club, starring eddie redmayne, was the big winner on the night — as claudia redmond reports. the curtain was raised at the glitzy olivier awards on sunday at the royal albert hall in london. cabaret act kit kat club was the biggest winner on the night, taking seven prizes, including acting trophies for eddie redmayne and irish actress jessie buckley. this is the dream. for me, this is the one, this was the part that i played when i was a kid at school, it was the thing that got my passion for theatre really fuelled, and getting to do it every night with that extraordinary group of people... applause and cheering. ..was dumbfounding. it's such a huge, huge privilege to be part of this community, which i consider my family. thank