after weeks of intense earthquake activity in the south—west of iceland, this volcano finally eruptede last night. the length of the crack you can see here is more than two miles long. the eruption is close to the fishing town of grindavik, which was evacuated last month, though so far the lava seems to be flowing away from it. for now, the eruption is not expected to halt international air travel as it did in 2010. our correspondent nick beake joins us from near the town of vogar at the edge of the exclusion zone now. sophie, it's absolutely freezing here, but you can see that the volcano tonight is illuminated, and all through the day, we got a glimpse of the power of this force of nature. as you say, there is no immediate risk to life. that is certainly what the authorities are saying here today, and the direction of the lava seems to be moving away from the built—up areas, but certainly they are not taking anything for granted here. fountains of gold... ..lakes of lava. iceland's own breathtaking winter illuminations. the fieryjets reaching up more than 100 metres, after blasting

are the 2 things that don't want to compromise on us, that big a 0 co, a city officials in south west iceland say a volcanic eruption that began on monday appears to be easing lobbies. spinning from a full colombo to a crack is floating away from the only nearby town around $4000.00 residents were evacuated from green to vick last month. seismic activity in the area is expected to continue. that's it for me. dire enjoy through the news continuous. hey, i'm out to 0 also with this experiment, that's what the, we know what is happening in our region. we know how to get some places that others tend on the are guy on purpose. the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference the for something i think it has a little ceiling that something is going to transpire and events police officers to try so hard something like let's do more. some is a search my call. absolutely. nothing any good was found. however, when out please may not be released and go. hi. this tony blake's nice moments later on. i mean, hancock is quite been in but at the same time it was a it was, i would put off in the

a huge volcano erupts in south west iceland, after weeks of intense earthquake activity. dame esther rantzen says she has joined the swiss organisation dignitas and is considering assisted dying if her lung cancer doesn't respond to treatment. security in the middle east. the uk joins a coalition of ten countries protecting commercial vessels in the red sea, after bp starts diverting its ships. more than 100 people are killed in a 6.2 magnitude earthquake in north—west china. gift cards will be flying off the shelves this week, as millions of us seek out christmas presents which — hopefully — look a bit more thoughtful than cold, hard cash. but there are some pitfalls. i'll be taking a look. in sport... a huge night ahead, as the 70th edition of sports personality of the year is held here in salford. whose name will follow beth mead's on that coveted trophy? good on that coveted trophy? morning. a wet start acro: england good morning. a wet start across england and wales. match range slowly clearing south—east through the course of the day leaving brightest guys behind wi

been continuing through the night to reach people trapped in effective villages. volcano in south west iceland as a ruptured spewing lava and huge plumes of smoke. it comes off the weeks of seismic activity, and the rich on is peninsula. lava is floating at a rate of around 100 to 200 cubic meters per 2nd. according to iceland smith's office, it said that this was many times more than previous eruptions on the peninsula. in recent years, while thousands of residents living in a town nearby were evacuated last month and the blue lagoon, a popular destination with tourists as also being closed. as a precaution, police are wanting people to stay away from the area. and that's it for me. you can find more information on our website. i'll just c o dot com the got the weather coming up next. and then it's time for inside story or follow. we've got some subtle changes taking place and the weather across here probably for the next couple of days. a blocking area of high pressure, the clear skies down towards the south. that's low, the getting pushed further southwards and weakening in the progress as

a volcano in south west. iceland has erupted spewing lava and huge plains of smoke. the russian comes off the weeks of seismic activity in the region. but these are a live pictures now of the russian last month. thousands of residents living in a nearby town were evacuated from their homes. the nearby blue lagoon is a popular tourist attraction. it's been closed as a precaution. that's kind of mixed feelings. to be honest though. yeah, let's see how it goes and how long it lasts. and it's still amazing to see, but yeah, that's kind of a bittersweet feeling at the moment. as always, i just need a dot. com is called the latest. don't know, lots of stories upfront as the word out of their existence. it's load shift as a principal present, as a correspondence with the brakes and the story we want to hear from those people who was normally not get that forces on the international news channels. one david top, if i proud all was when we covered the, the fullness quake of 2015 at the terrible match. all the facts. and the story that needed to be told from the hall of the af

iceland at this time of year. it�*s only four or five hours. the volcano that we were watching earlier erupted in the south—west of iceland on monday.ful again. at short notice. it become more forcefulagain. it at short notice. it become more forceful again. it is happening right now on the reykjanes peninsula. they have had weeks of seismic activity, lots of tremors. in many ways this eruption was expected. it has affected linda vic, a small town affected by the lava coming out of the volcano. they have had to leave their homes and been told they can�*t go back for christmas. at the moment no reports of any injuries. concern about some of any injuries. concern about some of the buildings around the volcano. we continue to see these dramatic pictures from my slang. the strongest of the winds are likely to be overnight into thursday. what seeing at the moment is a lot of cloud streaming our way over western hills and coast in particular. the winds are strengthening in particular this low pressure that we have here towards ice land is going to run to the north of scotland and into scandinavia. it has been named storm pia by the danish

under a licence on monday. just time to show you some more of the pictures of the volcano in south—west icelandting to weaken but i slid's me to a logical office says that new events could open up at short notice —— meteorological office. that crack you can see along the ground where the lover is blasting out is now several kilometres long. you can see it from the aerial shots, much better. such a huge length of crack showing where the lather is spewing out from. experts say this eruption can actually last weeks or maybe even months. this area, volcanic a volcanic and seismic hotspot isn't far from the volcanic and seismic hotspot isn't farfrom the capital, volcanic and seismic hotspot isn't far from the capital, reykjavik. volcanic and seismic hotspot isn't farfrom the capital, reykjavik. —— this area which is a volcanic. these are live pictures, you can see it in the distance where there is a camera feed. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hello. windy weather on the way for the next 36 hours with outbreaks of rain affecting northern and western areas. this area of cloud

a huge volcano erupts in south west iceland, after weeks of intense earthquake activity.f her lung cancer doesn't respond to treatment. security in the middle east. the uk joins a coalition of ten countries protecting commercial vessels in the red sea, after bp starts diverting its ships. more than 100 people are killed in a 6.2 magnitude earthquake in north—west china. gift cards will be flying off the shelves this week, as millions of us seek out christmas presents which — hopefully — look a bit more thoughtful than cold, hard cash. but there are some pitfalls. i'll be taking a look. in sport... a huge night ahead, as the 70th edition of sports personality

gas pollution warning for reyjkavic, after a spectacular volcano eruption in south—west iceland.e have more on the icelandic vocational eruption shortly in the programme, taking you back to those amazing life pictures. he also suggested he would be prepared to talk to western leaders about ukraine but would defend moscow's national interests. or rush or editor steve rosenberg reports from moscow. translation: all attempts to inflict a milita if translation: all attempts to inflict a military if on _ translation: all attempts to inflict a military if on us, _ translation: all attempts to inflict a military if on us, a _ translation: all attempts to inflict a military if on us, a strategic- a military if on us, a strategic defeat as that was squalid, these attempts have been shattered by the courage and persistence of our shoulders —— soldiers. they have come up against the increase might of warforces and come up against the increase might of war forces and increased russian industry and production.— industry and production. across moscow, russians _ industry and production. across

first, our top story — a volcano has erupted in the south—west of iceland after weeks of earthquakes00 people were evacuated last month from a town close to the eruption. a resident there described it as "crazy" and "scary". you can head to the bbc news website or app for all the latest on this. some other stories now. a nightclub in london has been fined for accidentally serving caustic soda with tequila shots rather than salt. four women suffered burning in their mouths and had to go to hospital after taking the cleaning substance at tiger tiger in december 2021. the council said the owner has admitted to four health and safety breaches and they were fined £120,000. next, a nativity for dogs. yep, you did hear that right! a cast of dogs have taken to the stage on the isle of man in a special performance of the christmas story. they took on a variation of roles, from mary and joseph to angel gabriel. more than 100 people were packed into thejurby parish hall to watch the show. i'm obsessed! now for ten seconds of a baby owl found living in a family christmas tree. it was discovered

scientists say the volcano erupting in south—west iceland could continue to spew lava for months.m wholesale market is people stock up on the essentials before christmas. how much more expensive will your christmas dinner be this year? i would have the details of that plus the latest inflation figures. the sports personality of the year trophy is in safe hands as england goalkeeper mary earps wins the 70th edition — with stuart broad in second and katarina johnson—thompson third. good morning.

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a volcano erupted in the south—west of iceland is becoming less active according to the countries meteorologicalme to bbc news now, 3 hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. the leader of her mass, israel hermia is in gaza right now. israel's price didn't is ready for another humanitarian pause. after tuesdays vote was delayed. nearly

scientists say the volcano erupting in south—west iceland could continue to spew lava for months.he hamas leader is expected to visit egypt for talks later, as israel indicates it is willing to agree to another pause in fighting, in exchange for hostages. a busy morning at a birmingham wholesale market is people stock up on the essentials before christmas. how much more expensive will your christmas dinner be this year? i would have the details of that plus the latest inflation figures. the sports personality of the year trophy is in safe hands as england goalkeeper mary earps wins the 70th edition — with stuart broad in second and katarina johnson—thompson third. good morning. iam in i am in stroud, where it is snowing. it may not be real but it is probably as close as many of us will get to a white christmas. a cloudy and damp day, murky in the west, rain crossing the north of the country. tonight and tomorrow the wind becomes a feature. details later. good morning. it's wednesday, the 20th of december. junior doctors in england are about to start a three—day strike in a dispute

iceland, nature at her fire raced sort coming from iceland, nature at herfire raced here, this is the volcano that we have been watching from the south—westeakening and we are told new events could open at short notice. they have been weeks of earthquakes and tremors, so this was expected but continues to spit out fiery lava into the air as you can see. hello there. as we head into christmas, we've got a spell of a windy weather to come. and the strongest of the winds are likely to be overnight tonight into thursday. and it's during this period that we've got the higher risk of some travel disruption. now, what we're seeing at the moment is a lot of clouds streaming our way, bringing some rain and drizzle over western hills and coasts in particular. but the winds are strengthening already, this run of westerly winds around the top of that area of high pressure. but it's this low pressure that we've got here towards iceland that is going to run to the north of scotland and then into scandinavia. that has been named storm pia by the danish weather service. but there will be some impacts here in the uk as well. so we've got windy weather thr

a volcano that erupted in the south—west of iceland on monday is becoming less active — that's accordingcountry's meteorological office. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we will strike straightaway in new york, because we will get the reaction to that breaking news that the un security council vote on that resolution trying to get some kind of deal on a pause in the fighting in gaza has been delayed yet again. that's until tomorrow. tell us what is happening. i tell us what is happening. i was reachin: tell us what is happening. i was reaching out _ tell us what is happening. i was reaching out to _ tell us what is happening. i was reaching out to diplomats - tell us what is happening. i was reaching out to diplomats as - tell us what is happening. i —" reaching out to diplomats as they were leaving consultations. i was told the vote had been delayed yet again until tomorrow. we were able to hear directly from the uae which offered this draught resolution. their ambassador told us that they decided to

iceland is still raging on following a dramatic eruption. the reykjanes volcano is gushing lava and smoke in the south west part of iceland after weeks of intenseresidents of the nearest town, grindavik, were evacuated recently before the explosion. reports say lava is flowing at a rate of around 100 to 200 cubic metres per second, but iceland's meteorological office says the power of the eruption is decreasing. there are concerns of gas pollution in the region as fumes could reach reykjavik between tonight and wednesday morning. our correspondent nick beake sent this report. fountains of gold... ..lakes of lava. iceland's own breathtaking winter illuminations. the fieryjets reaching up more than 100 metres, after blasting through the surface of the volcano. creating a rupture more than two miles long. all this, the result of a series of small underground shakes on the reykjanes peninsula. i'm very excited to be here in this place, in this time, just being able to see this natural phenomenon happen, just seeing lava emerge from the ground, even if it's in a particular content such as this, it's just fascinating to see nature and action. to see

a volcano that erupted in the south—west of iceland on monday is becoming less active — that's accordingouncil vote on that resolution trying to get some kind of deal on a pause in the fighting in gaza has been delayed yet again. that's until tomorrow.

authorities in iceland say the volcano that erupted in the south—west of the country on monday nightbecoming less active. hello, i'm lucy grey. junior doctors in england are about to start a three—day strike in a dispute over pay. the medical director of nhs england has warned the walk—out will cause huge disruption. this time of year is traditionally one of the nhs's most busy periods. sharon barbour reports. hospitals across england, already struggling with the pressures that winter brings, are bracing themselves, as tens of thousands ofjunior doctors walk out for three days. whose nhs? our nhs! dr greenhlagh is a surgical registrar. he's already qualified to undertake major knee and hip surgery. every time that i go and see a patient in the accident and emergency department, and i can't examine them in a room because there's no space, and so they're on a trolley in the corridor, it's not right. and when you see how little it seems the government values us, again that is a real blow to many doctors�* morale. we're not asking for a huge pay rise. what we're asking for is our pay to

authorities in iceland say the volcano that erupted in the south—west of the country on monday nightbecoming less active. more now on our top story, a three—day strike byjunior doctors in england is under way. nhs england says the walkout, over pay, will cause huge disruption because of the strain of winter pressures and that "almost all" routine care will be affected. let's cross live now to our correspondent sharon barbour, just outside the manchester royal infirmary. you say, a care has been cancelled. not patients are being advised to have a look on the website of of the hospital to see what is happening. if you have been contacted to come in, do but many operations have been cancelled right across england. thousands, tens of thousands, of junior doctors on strike and when we sayjunior doctors, we mean all those doctors up to consultant level and we mean half the medical workforce in hospitals. a significant impact on hospitals over winter. doctor lizzie greenfield is one of the junior doctors. you were just telling me before we came on air why you've come out here today, just ta

. _ officials in iceland say the volcano that erupted in the south—west of the country on monday nighte capital reykjavik, and created a huge fissure. from just outside the exclusion zone, our europe correspondent sofia bettiza sent this report. iceland's volcano, still active early this morning. overnight, glowing rivers of lava continued to flow. the eruption may now have peaked, but mother nature isn't done wreaking havoc just yet. in daylight, this was the scene. and the fear now that fumes from the volcano are quickly making their way towards the capital, reykjavik, just 25 miles away. this is as close as we could get to the volcano before the authorities stopped us. overnight more lava has continued to flow and this is something that is very difficult to predict. which is why the authorities are warning people to stay away from this area for their safety. tourist sites inside the exclusion zone are now closed. including the famous blue lagoon spa. but the volcano itself has become an attraction for visitors from around the world. it's terrifying, but beautiful at the same time. i

for the last week has killed more than a 100 people and a part of iceland. skyline turns orange as of ok, no, it rocks in the south west of the country, the . it's 60 empty. that's 8 am and gas is really strikes, continue targeting the size of the strip. at least 10 palestinians are being killed in 2 separate attacks on residential buildings. a baby is among the dead, several people have been injured and they've been taken to the kuwaiti hospital in rafa. there's really, i mean, has been pounding southern gaza in recent weeks afterward, forced kind of studies to me from the north saying that this for their safety. more than 19000 palestinians have been killed in israel's more on garza any 85 percent of the population of flags the homes. honey mom was in the office in southern garza, on the 1st of october, through the latest strikes and rough. the little over night. more death and destruction than merely concentrated in the central area of the gods trip and the southern part uh in rough by city. 1 just 20 of those were being killed overnight are only from rough city. that's the western side of the city, the sheep distri

icelandic coastguard flew over the area in a helicopter, capturing these ageing images of the lava spewing across the landscape. authorities had already evacuated inhabitants of grindavik. the area is a seismic hotspot, south—westthe capital reykjavik. we can sew you some pictures live now. it is just after 11 o'clock in the morning in iceland. the lover is still going up in iceland. the lover is still going up into the sky. let's get more now from louisa pill be with the display of volcanic power comes a danger to human life. a series of earthquakes and changes to the ground with its serious signs. to the ground with its serious si . ns. , ., ., , to the ground with its serious sins. , ., signs. everyone was prepared and the evacuated when _ signs. everyone was prepared and the evacuated when they _ signs. everyone was prepared and the evacuated when they should - signs. everyone was prepared and the evacuated when they should have - evacuated when they should have done. icelanders are especially good at this because the entire country would not exist without volcanoes. the entire country is volcanic. nobody messes about, everybody listens to the scientist and what they are saying. listens to the scientist and

south—west of the capital. and these are the live pictures at just after 10am local time in iceland. louisa pilbeam has more.eathtaking sight. the volcanic eruptions on the reykjanes peninsula transformed iceland's night sky. 0ne witness took this video, as they were driven past, as lava spews from the volcano. but with this display of nature's power comes the obvious danger to human life. scientists knew this was coming for weeks — a series of earthquakes and changes to the ground were the early signs. everyone was prepared. they evacuated the town exactly when they should have done. like the iceland... icelanders are especially good at this because the entire country wouldn't exist if it wasn't for all these volcanoes. like the whole country is volcanic, so everyone is, like, fully educated, fully aware. no one messes about, you know. everyone listens to the scientists, exactly what they're saying. around 4,000 people had already been evacuated from the town of grindavik, near the busy tourist site, the blue lagoon, which has been closed. the town is 25 miles from the capital, reykjavik. that cooling mecha

west bank, hamas will win more than 40% of the votes. and a volcanic mountain erupted for the fourth time in the past two years in an area south of iceland'sital reykjavik. according to the announcement of the iceland meteorological organization, the eruption of this volcano after the occurrence of a the earthquake and the creation of a 2,800-meter-long hole began, according to the images of the local media who placed their cameras near the volcano , a sea of ​​orange lava flowed in the area. is this the same quagmire that forced the israeli army to turn the facts about the number of wounded in the gaza war upside down? idiot aharot newspaper wrote that the actual number of wounded is much higher than what the israeli army declares. the zionist base of vala also announced that the army spokesman tried to impose restrictions on the release of information from establish hospitals. hospital spokespersons also spoke about the pressure of the army. a zionist reporter also discussed the difference between the figures of the occupying army and the hospitals regarding the number of wounded after haares newspaper. this newspaper wrote that the isra

problems, but us quake has killed more than a 100 people out of out of iceland, sky line turns orange visible pay no erupt in the south west of the country. the . it's 7, g and t that's 9 am and gaza is where the strikes continue. targeting the south of the strip. but these 29 palestinians have been killed in 2 separate attacks on residential buildings. women and children make up the majority of those killed, including a baby. several people have been injured and have been taken to the queue at the hospital in rough. these where the army has been pounding southern guns in recent weeks after it forced us to use to move from the north, saying it was for the safety. well, the 19000 palestinians have been killed in as well as war on guns, us and fox nearly 85 percent of the population of fled homes. well, honey, my hood is a rough, i, in southern gaza and joins us now. honey, another 9 to the strikes, bring us up to dates on exactly what's been happening of the world more death and destructions over night here in the southern part of the gods trip. namely, in brooklyn, city in 2 separate locations in the southern part of the,

the full kind of has erupt it in iceland trying fountains of lava, more than a 100 meters into the app. it'd be got on monday, they have a ton of glen to vegas south west of the capitol, reykjavik authorities, had been expecting the interruption and had been evacuating the area. despite this, they was surprised by the russians size and intensity plumes of smoke and lava. on the rate can as peninsula in iceland following a weeks of intense quakes. to arrest in the nearby town of green the vic looked on to happen just seeing lava emerge from the grounds even if it's it in a particular content and such as this is just fascinating and see just nature inaction. i just, it's just like some of the movie a spectacle for some below enforcement in the area is making sure people in this town stay safe. now there's a rupture near near grant that we and we have cleared the town and the area. and now we're just securing the area and closing every road to the area. and that's just in process. no. but then we're just trying to manage the situation here. my sons coast guard as i'm highlights that release this for to adjust it. so phase dependency led to determine the e

distance and sound under the iceland, it's are interesting with distance because we don't have almost the entries so. so you just go up on one of those hills, you know, in the south west of the country, you know, go up to 300 meters and then just look around and you see like in men's amount of land. and you can see souls far and you actually get that feeling. so perhaps that has become part of me. i don't know the, as in the name beacons, all of sudden is reminiscent of the north of iceland land if the vikings almost domestically charged. but the artist himself has an ambivalent relationship with his 1st name. i used to hate my name because i hated the idea that it wasn't the viking because i thought the vikings were not good people. and i thought, you know, they're known for stealing and talking and killing and maybe raping and doing all the bad things. and i didn't like the idea of sailing around north atlantic ocean and, and doing whatever the hell he wanted to do. but of course, the vikings were much bigger culture than that, and they were also vainly through people. but when i was growing up, there was a few vikings in iceland. it was of a rare name and isn't a h

iceland, beauty has been forced in part by its 320, clinic systems. it's people that had to become resilient to the day just, but here in the south, west, those stages around the growing and on the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. that is a context to what is that for now, it has a question about 5 unflinching questions. rigorous the bank that he added to 2 days that another cleansing has taken place. augusta, nothing goes into gauze and without us of permission, nothing leads about that without permission to allow me to push back for a moment, demanding of these fires, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront without 0 award winning documentary is from around the corner which is 0. the we're getting into the and his right, the drum targets residential buildings near a hospital in rough or close to where and i'll just narrow team was reporting line the.

around in south was iceland lighting up the night sky and screwing lawford's the just weeks after the town is evacuating. as little than a 100 people a day down for a powerful those quite fits north west china rescue as battles sub 0 temperatures and the search for civil.

iceland. a huge volcano in the south—west of the country erupted last night and is still spewing lava and ash y really are incredible . um, we can see the incredible. um, we can see the lava bubbling up and spewing out of that two and a half mile long fissure in the earth's surface. iceland government's saying it doesn't pose a threat to life, but there are, of course, flight delays and curious sightseers are being warned to keep well away . that's the news on gb news away. that's the news on gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> and thank you polly. now today rishi sunak face the liaison committee of senior mps for a prime minister's traditional end of year grilling to gauge his annual performance, a sort of end of year report with added questioning . the with added questioning. the prime minister was probed on rwanda net zero immigration, israel and even the perilous state of nhs dentistry. but as we approach c

. >> michael gove now iceland's met office, is warning of possible gas pollution later tonight or tomorrow after a large volcano in the south—westrupted last night . let's show you live night. let's show you live pictures coming to us from the reykjanes peninsula. if you're watching on television, hopefully you can see those. i don't know if we're going to be able to get them to you. sorry. the problem with them at the moment, but we have showing moment, but we have been showing you the lava you throughout the day, lava continuing that continuing to spew out of that two and a half mile long crack in earth's surface. in the earth's surface. iceland's it iceland's government saying it doesn't pose a threat to life, but of course, naturally there are delays curious are flight delays and curious sightseers warned to sightseers are being warned to keep well away. we'll you keep well away. we'll show you those in the next hour. keep well away. we'll show you th

iceland, beauty has been full extent pot bites, 32 or cunning systems. it's people that had to become resilient to the ages. but here in the south west, those stages around the growing the, [000:00:00;00] the problem carry johnston, this is a nice lot from. so are coming up on the program, a desperate need for food, water, and medicine, and does that is ro, sizes will open the new security screening location for 8 going into the strip. or rafa crossing in the south will still be the only entry point that's been fist fighting in northern goza. israel has issued new evacuation orders of north central southern parts of the strip. those who have made it to so called safety savings of building shelters, buying on a stretch of land, no sanitation, special to all medical facilities and the father of an al jazeera jane. this is killed and it is very striking. which of all the, if you take the it is 22 gmc and that's midnight's in gaza, humanitarian organizations. so the situation on the ground is catastrophic. basic needs and not being met. and displaced, palestinians are being forced into small apostles of land. but israel calls safe presen

iceland, beauty has been full extent, taught by 32 volcanic systems. it's people that had to become resilient to that day just, but here in the south west, those stages around the growing one of the largest green spaces in atlanta, georgia is being cleared to build a 19000000 dollar lease training facilities i for or therefore it is the same that they want to join us all forward, sees across keesing, doesn't surprising the construction of domestic stream. it is the people that are talking about investing and social services that are considered extreme phone lines of what this means for the future of protest in america. now your terrorist on out you 0, president biden says once a 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis, what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? the quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line. the israel continues and ground defensive and just central and southern garza is part of what it calls an aggressive action against the hello. again, i missed all the attain, this is i'm just here at life from j

several 100 some years. iceland, beauty has been full extent pot bites. 32 volcanic systems, it's people that had to become resilient to the day just but here in the south west, those stages around me growing the the real thing, i'll just say a reminder about top stores. now this is where the army has storm that come out as well. in the hospital, in northern garza, off the sending it to days is very forces have been bouncing up all the boys and men in the hospital including health workers. is there any forces have destroyed a school in by noon in the north, hundreds of displaced, touching in families with sheltering at the us of breaking pacifically, have nowhere to the hospitals are in desperate need of medical supplies and health work that has been shelton injured in the north of the streets and others, many age by soldiers at checkpoints, the wells health organization has content, israel's actions as a search and that will attend to the doctors without borders inside the out of the hospital. in northern gauze, it has been injured in is rarely gone 5. earlier we spoke with their cones, the head to all the adults has it out for his mission. he says both phy

iceland, beauty has been full extent pot bites. 32 or cunning systems. it's people that had to become resilient to the ages. but here in the south, west, those stages around the growing, the palestinians fleet in search of safety as well as the military, is intensifying its attacks around central garza cutting it off from palms. the file. the fellow again uninstalled the attain. this is i'll just hear a lot from the also coming and now the violence nice in garza with more than a 100 palestinians killed in his really asked by the.

iceland, beauty has been full of did pot fights. 32 or cunning systems. it's people that had to become resilient to the day just, but here in the south, west. those stages around the growing, in the name of protecting the public, unprecedented crosstown and civil liberties is underway into threats and diplomacy . medation witness follows a lawyer, factory, courts and police bonds to reverse the trend. everybody was fight against racism and then also acknowledge that there's as you continue and right now this time that and in berlin on that jersey to the the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, it is 19 gmc, i'm fully back people. you're watching the news, our analogies. 0 line from dawn coming up in the next 60 minutes. these really made it. terry says its soldiers broke rules of engagement when they shot dead, 3 captives in gaza.

just lastly, iceland met office has warned there could be possible gas pollution later on tonight or tomorrow morning after a large volcano show in the south—westthe country erupted last night. let's show you live pictures. if you're watching on television , that is of the lava television, that is of the lava continuing to bubble and burst out of a two and a half mile long fissure in the earth's surface in the southwest of iceland, the government there saying it doesn't pose a direct threat to life. nearby towns have been evacuated, but there are some flight delays and, they warn curious sightseers must stay away . that's the news on gb stay away. that's the news on gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at wednesday's news papers. >> i'm your host, simon evans. joining me tonight to comedic compiled raise leo says leo kearse. >> and steve n allen i thought it said leo hearst for a minute. i that's the trouble i've managed to lose my glasses

. >> experts fear iceland's caphal >> experts fear iceland's capital, reykjavik, is at risk of gas pollution after a volcano erupted in the south—west . country yesterday. >> and later on in the program, we'll be going live to manchester dogs home, where dozens of xl bullies have ended up abandoned since the government started cracking down on the breed . on the breed. >> and i think that dog issue, it's very sad for everybody involved. it's very sad for the dogs. it's very frightening for so many people , but gosh, do so many people, but gosh, do they look ugly , those dogs. but they look ugly, those dogs. but they look ugly, those dogs. but the thing is, looking ugly is one thing, but looking fierce . one thing, but looking fierce. and i mean to be bred to look fierce and we're very interested in your views on on all of this. would you have a dog like that? you're being asked today and abandoned bully dog. would you adopt one? let us know your views . views. >> let's get your all important weather now with aidan mcgivern. it's a bright start in the south, but cloudy for many others, and the cloud, the wind and the rain will increa