of the 217 votes he will need. there is so much bad blood, and tension in the republican caucus this could go on for a while. and until it is resolved then congress is partly paralysed. to say this is an implosion of the republican party is almost an understatement. they should be serving as a useful foil of the white house. checking the white house where they need to, instead they are rudderless. they are leaving the house unable to pass legislation such as humanitarian aide, releasing budgetary amounts to support conflict overseas. jim jordan is the frontrunner for speaker, he is seen as a very far right trump aligned, not very substantive member of congress so to think he is the best they can put up at a time whenjoe biden himself is fairly vulnerable but compared to the republicans he looks like a superstar. the republicans he looks like a su erstar. , the republicans he looks like a summer-— the republicans he looks like a suerstar. , ., , ., ., superstar. there is a blog who were votin: superstar. there is a blog who were voting james _ superstar. there is a blog who were voting james gillies _ superstar. there is a blog who were voting james gillies who _ superstar. there is a blog who were voting james gillies who would - superstar. there is a blog who were voting james gillies who would notl voting james gillies who would not vote forjimjordan. voting james gillies who would not vote forjim jordan. it would help the republicans if they had a platform, and somebody speaks for the platform, it is much easier to get elected but the problem is this caucus is deeply divided on what it wants to do. caucus is deeply divided on what it wants to tie-— wants to do. divisions go back i think at least _ wants to do. divisions go back i think at least as _ wants to do. divisions go back i think at least as far _ wants to do. divisions go back i think at least as far as - wants to do. divisions go back i think at least as far as the - wants to do. divisions go back i | think at least as far as the early to thousands at the birth of the tea party— to thousands at the birth of the tea party in _ to thousands at the birth of the tea party in 2009 and there has been a far right _ party in 2009 and there has been a far right caucus within the republican party and congress for more _ republican party and congress for more than — republican party and congress for more than a decade now. which basically— more than a decade now. which basically does not have much in the way, _ basically does not have much in the way, well_ basically does not have much in the way, well it— basically does not have much in the way, well it has policy ideas but the approach is not to do deals but 'ust the approach is not to do deals but just blow— the approach is not to do deals but just blow it— the approach is not to do deals but just blow it up. the ousting of kevin — just blow it up. the ousting of kevin mccarthy seems to me to be an example _ kevin mccarthy seems to me to be an example of— kevin mccarthy seems to me to be an example of this approach. what kevin mccarthy seems to me to be an example of this approach.— example of this approach. what does it sa to example of this approach. what does it say to allies? _ example of this approach. what does it say to allies? i _ example of this approach. what does it say to allies? i cannot _ example of this approach. what does it say to allies? i cannot imagine - it say to allies? i cannot imagine jim jordan _ it say to allies? i cannot imagine jim jordan ever— it say to allies? i cannot imagine jim jordan ever winning. - it say to allies? i cannot imagine jim jordan ever winning. i - it say to allies? i cannot imagine | jim jordan ever winning. i wonder it say to allies? i cannot imagine i jim jordan ever winning. i wonder if kevin _ jim jordan ever winning. i wonder if kevin mccarthy might come back as he has been _ kevin mccarthy might come back as he has been hinting. yes, kevin mccarthy might come back as he has been hinting.— has been hinting. yes, that is certainly a — has been hinting. yes, that is certainly a possibility. - has been hinting. yes, that is certainly a possibility. what l has been hinting. yes, that is - certainly a possibility. what would you say allies are thinking looking at this because ukraine aided in the balance, no resolution on hamas from the house at a time of crisis, you want congress to be functioning properly if you're looking to the united states for leadership. there was already — united states for leadership. there was already a _ united states for leadership. there was already a lot _ united states for leadership. there was already a lot of _ united states for leadership. there was already a lot of concern - united states for leadership. there was already a lot of concern around europe _ was already a lot of concern around europe and — was already a lot of concern around europe and the nato alliance about the possibility that donald trump might— the possibility that donald trump might return in 2024, he is ahead of the nearest — might return in 2024, he is ahead of the nearest republican challenger currentiv — the nearest republican challenger currently. this has brought all of those _ currently. this has brought all of those fears to the front now. the fact that — those fears to the front now. the fact that us eight to ukraine which is cruciai— fact that us eight to ukraine which is crucial for ukraine to prosecute its offensive, for it to have a chance — its offensive, for it to have a chance of— its offensive, for it to have a chance of winning the war, is now dependent — chance of winning the war, is now dependent on whether the republican party can— dependent on whether the republican party can find someone to support to be the _ party can find someone to support to be the new_ party can find someone to support to be the new speaker of the house is an extraordinary situation. it is extraordinary. let me bring joanne. i extraordinary. let me bring joanne. i was _ extraordinary. let me bring joanne. i was going — extraordinary. let me bring joanne. i was going to say i think we are putting partisan heavy politics over what is important here. i think we look foolish as the country. republicans will face consequences over this. republicans will face consequences overthis. republicans republicans will face consequences over this. republicans have enjoyed an edge in terms of foreign policy and national defence but in a situation where they cannot get past their own problems, i think they will reap serious repercussions in next year's elections. i will reap serious repercussions in next year's elections.— next year's elections. i am sure there are _ next year's elections. i am sure there are some _ next year's elections. i am sure there are some in _ next year's elections. i am sure there are some in the _ next year's elections. i am sure there are some in the districts. next year's elections. i am sure i there are some in the districts who are very concerned about what is going on. meanwhile, a federaljudge in washington has issued a gag order on former president donald trump, limiting what he can say about special counseljack smith's prosecution into his alleged attempt to subvert the 2020 presidential election. the order will restrict trump's ability to publicly target court personnel, potential witnesses, or the special counsel and his staff. the order does not restrict him from attacking congress or the justice department at large, both of which the government requested. "this is not about whether i like the language mr trump uses," said judge tanya chutkan. "this is about language that presents a danger to the administration ofjustice." this is all very well but he has shown himself more than willing to ride roughshod over the orders from the court, do you think he will abide by this?— the court, do you think he will abide b this? ~ . , ., . abide by this? when i was a defence la eri abide by this? when i was a defence lawyer i would _ abide by this? when i was a defence lawyer i would advise _ abide by this? when i was a defence lawyer i would advise my _ abide by this? when i was a defence lawyer i would advise my client - abide by this? when i was a defence lawyer i would advise my client to i lawyer i would advise my client to keep _ lawyer i would advise my client to keep their— lawyer i would advise my client to keep their mouth shut during a prosecution because you don't want to antagonise the judge and also because — to antagonise the judge and also because anything you say can be used against _ because anything you say can be used against you _ because anything you say can be used against you at trial. donald trump is not _ against you at trial. donald trump is not your— against you at trial. donald trump is not your typical point and he is determined to fight his case is not only legally but politically. we will see — only legally but politically. we will see a real clash between the right— will see a real clash between the right of— will see a real clash between the right of the judge to protect the staff and — right of the judge to protect the staff and the integrity of the judy but at _ staff and the integrity of the judy but at the same time donald trump's first amendment rights is notjust un—american but as a campaigner for the presidency to address these things— the presidency to address these things publicly so it is going to be a fascinating thing to see how these two things— a fascinating thing to see how these two things clash against each other. notj'ust— two things clash against each other. notjust this case in two things clash against each other. not just this case in washington but he is also _ not just this case in washington but he is also facing a gag order over the civil— he is also facing a gag order over the civil trial in new york. if he is also facing a gag order over the civil trial in new york.- the civil trial in new york. if you were an ordinary _ the civil trial in new york. if you were an ordinary person - the civil trial in new york. if you were an ordinary person and - the civil trial in new york. if youj were an ordinary person and not the civil trial in new york. if you l were an ordinary person and not a former president and you broke a gag order and pro—content would you be jailed? order and pro-content would you be “ailed? ~ ., order and pro-content would you be “ailed? a, ~' , order and pro-content would you be “ailed? a, ~ , ., ., order and pro-content would you be “ailed? ~ , ., ., ., jailed? more likely a fine for a first offence _ jailed? more likely a fine for a first offence depending - jailed? more likely a fine for a first offence depending on - jailed? more likely a fine for a | first offence depending on how jailed? more likely a fine for a - first offence depending on how bad it is. first offence depending on how bad it is if_ first offence depending on how bad it is if you — first offence depending on how bad it is. if you keep doing it, certainly. _ it is. if you keep doing it, certainly, jail time absolutely is that the — certainly, jail time absolutely is that the judge's discretion. i don't know— that the judge's discretion. i don't know how— that the judge's discretion. i don't know how af former president would face in _ know how af former president would face in terms of federaljudge but you don't— face in terms of federaljudge but you don't want to be seen as losing control— you don't want to be seen as losing control of— you don't want to be seen as losing control of your courtroom. if i was trump _ control of your courtroom. if i was trump i _ control of your courtroom. if i was trump i would take heed and think i was being _ trump i would take heed and think i was being playing with fire and be careful _ was being playing with fire and be careful. , , ., careful. right let us focus on the breakin: careful. right let us focus on the breaking story — careful. right let us focus on the breaking story in _ careful. right let us focus on the breaking story in brussels. - the shooting that has left at least two people dead. the belgium—sweden euro qualifier that was underway in the city has been suspended after killings. it's understood the victims were swedish. there is a gun and still at large so the crowd had been told to stay where they are. the attack reportedly happened at seven pm local time near the boulevard d'ypres in central brussels. the french president said in albania this evening europe is being shaken again. france with its own experienced of terror, a teacher was stabbed in the north of france just the other day in a school. when you look across the picture at the moment, lord datuk all countries are feeling the tension. ——lord darroch. we heard about this attack on a six—year—old muslim boy in chicago and rishi sunak has mentioned anti—semitism here. people are reacting to what they see on their television screens in the same will be true in arab countries. yes. television screens in the same will be true in arab countries. yes, they will end the — be true in arab countries. yes, they will end the big _ be true in arab countries. yes, they will end the big fear _ be true in arab countries. yes, they will end the big fear is _ be true in arab countries. yes, they will end the big fear is that - be true in arab countries. yes, they will end the big fear is that let - be true in arab countries. yes, they will end the big fear is that let us i will end the big fear is that let us say there israeli military operation starts and you start to see own our tv screens, civilian casualties, still close to i million tv screens, civilian casualties, still close toi million people in gaza city and let us say it takes a long time because it will be very difficult to take on the task they are setting themselves in a highly urbanised context. hundreds of miles of tunnels under the city. more so in 2017 to 80 days i think so it could take at least that long but as that happens, and day after day we are watching this, my fear is you will see a lot more of these incidents and notjust in the uk but will happen more widely and of course there could be clashes in the arab world as well.— arab world as well. obviously they are concerned _ arab world as well. obviously they are concerned in _ arab world as well. obviously they are concerned in france _ arab world as well. obviously they are concerned in france which - arab world as well. obviously they are concerned in france which is i arab world as well. obviously they l are concerned in france which is why the french president is speaking on a foreign trip. they put france on the highest security level. if you think back to the terror attacks not that long ago, the bataclan attack, it was a gunman who came from just outside brussels so the two countries are interconnected when it comes to this islamist style terror that the president is talking about. you look at what happened in chicago, this is a dreadful story. a six—year—old palestinian boy, his mother got into an argument with her landlord about what was going on in the middle east. he stabbed her multiple times and stop the little boy to death, just appalling. —— michael stabbed the little boy 20 times. it michael stabbed the little boy 20 times. , ., , , ., ., michael stabbed the little boy 20 times. , ., , ., ., times. it 'ust remains you have to be times. itjust remains you have to be vigilant — times. itjust remains you have to be vigilant all— times. itjust remains you have to be vigilant all the _ times. itjust remains you have to be vigilant all the time _ times. itjust remains you have to be vigilant all the time whether i times. itjust remains you have to j be vigilant all the time whether or not micro or macro level. terrorist groups, locations and dates are very significant. the fact you look back at the benghazi attack which happened on 9/11, last week's is real attack which took place on the 50th anniversary of the yom kippur war so we have to be careful whether at city level, chicago, regional levels, national level and also at the same time make sure we are paying attention to major events, nature dates and major targets because we cannot let our guard down. . ., ., �* ., down. the director of the fbi today was sa in: down. the director of the fbi today was saying they — down. the director of the fbi today was saying they are _ down. the director of the fbi today was saying they are getting - down. the director of the fbi today was saying they are getting a - down. the director of the fbi today was saying they are getting a rise l was saying they are getting a rise also in anti—semitism. we are getting pictures from california of anti—semitism sprayed on a shop window so there is a particular problem in america with these right—wing neo—nazi groups and they are armed so that will be of concern to the fbi. {th are armed so that will be of concern to the fbi. _, , ., , to the fbi. of course. that is the sort of thing _ to the fbi. of course. that is the sort of thing that _ to the fbi. of course. that is the sort of thing that can _ to the fbi. of course. that is the sort of thing that can never - to the fbi. of course. that is the sort of thing that can never be i sort of thing that can never be tolerated. i think republicans in particular have to watch out again because the republicans have indicated in recent years that while they do not endorse those kind of concepts, they are more than welcome to those voters in the fold. the right side of ours political spectrum has to shake itself and could do a lot more to distance itself from these protests saying thatis itself from these protests saying that is not acceptable and if we lose your vote so be it but we are standing on principle that that sort of thing cannot and will not be tolerated. of thing cannot and will not be tolerated-— of thing cannot and will not be tolerated. ,, , ., tolerated. the swedish foreign minister has _ tolerated. the swedish foreign minister has just _ tolerated. the swedish foreign minister hasjust responded i tolerated. the swedish foreign minister hasjust responded to | minister has just responded to events in brussels. he said we have received terrible news from brussels, the relative authorities are working intensively to get more information about what has happened. they have hundreds of swedish fans in that stadium in belgium so a big operation under way tonight in belgium where the euro qualifier against belgium has been postponed. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bringing you different stories from across the uk. bringing you different stories from across the uk. all residents have learning disabilities or autism. it is not easy to recruit because retail and nhs jobs generally pay more. it worries me for the people that we support, it worries me what is going to happen to them and how we are going to make sure that we can keep recruiting and we can keep supporting them to live the best life ever? the government has put an extra £2.4 billion into social care, but it's only enough to match the increase in inflation. care worker pay is a really big issue, it is an issue that the local government association has lobbied hard on. and to make a step change is difficult, it needs funding to councils to increase, and of course it needs to increase in a way that it gets through to the care worker pay. many at the summit believe better wages won't solve everything, but care organisations like karen's say if staff were rewarded for what they do, there would be more personalised help to go around. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel. we are going to talk tojoe moreno about being a reservist but before i tell you that, let me tell you joe biden has called the egyptian president tonight and they have discussed the situation at the rafah crossing. we don't have any more than that but clearly that is an important conversation given the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip at the moment. joe, you are a reservist, i have seen pictures of you in your uniform, it must have crossed your mind at 300,000 reservists are sitting on the border with their own thoughts, young people, what conclusions did you come to? ~ ., people, what conclusions did you come to? ~ . , people, what conclusions did you cometo? . , , ., come to? what scares me is that ri . ht come to? what scares me is that riaht now come to? what scares me is that right now the _ come to? what scares me is that right now the american - come to? what scares me is that right now the american military l right now the american military recruiting is at a historic low in the army alone will be 15,000 recruit shorter school this year so clearly we are not connecting with younger people. —— short of its goal. so if you are not into making it a kid here, you can be a reservist, serving as a civilian but be prepared to be activated in uniform if necessary in an emergency. as someone who has been a reservist for over 20 years, i can say it is one of the most professionally and personally fulfilling things i've ever done, including meeting my wife so i think we have to redouble our efforts to make sure the young people even america understand the needs of the america understand the needs of the america to be strong, robust and really understand the value of being ready to defend your country. you met our ready to defend your country. you met your wife _ ready to defend your country. you met your wife in _ ready to defend your country. you met your wife in the reserve force? i did, she served eight years in the reserve force. just i did, she served eight years in the reserve force.— i did, she served eight years in the reserve force. just quickly, how can ou fiuht reserve force. just quickly, how can you fight this _ reserve force. just quickly, how can you fight this complex _ reserve force. just quickly, how can you fight this complex war - reserve force. just quickly, how can you fight this complex war in - reserve force. just quickly, how can you fight this complex war in the i you fight this complex war in the middle east, when you go back to basic training, is it basic training every time you go back, how do you keep on top of your skills? remember most everyone — keep on top of your skills? remember most everyone serves _ keep on top of your skills? remember most everyone serves a _ keep on top of your skills? remember most everyone serves a period - keep on top of your skills? remember most everyone serves a period of- most everyone serves a period of conscription, a couple of years when they are younger so going back to they are younger so going back to the reserve should not be a major shock. in america we train every month. we make sure we maintain our basic skill set, combat skills as well as softer skills, in my case legal skills. so we are ready to go. i have deployed three times since september 11. i have deployed three times since september11. it i have deployed three times since september 11. it is a wonder we —— wonderful way to maintain your civilian life primarily but be ready at short notice to serve your country. at short notice to serve your count . , ., country. interesting. i learned something _ country. interesting. i learned something today, _ country. interesting. i learned something today, i _ country. interesting. i learned something today, i thought i country. interesting. i learned- something today, i thought bankers had a long expense account but not if you work for citibank because they have sacked one of their workers who claimed for sandwiches and coffee for his partner. yes. workers who claimed for sandwiches and coffee for his partner.— and coffee for his partner. yes, on and coffee for his partner. yes, on a business — and coffee for his partner. yes, on a business trip _ and coffee for his partner. yes, on a business trip to _ and coffee for his partner. yes, on a business trip to amsterdam - and coffee for his partner. yes, on a business trip to amsterdam he l a business trip to amsterdam he bought and claimed on expenses to sandwiches, two cups of coffee and two bowls of pasta and then when questioned by the expense department said yes, i eat both in each case. i kept one sandwich and one coffee and one pasta for later in the afternoon. the expense department said you did not and eventually he admitted he had his partner but too late, he was sacked for gross misconduct and he hasjust lost late, he was sacked for gross misconduct and he has just lost his claim for wrongful dismissal. two questions, one, if you're going to fiddle your expenses should you not do it smarter than ordering two of everything, is that no obvious someone else was eating that? second, what kind of expense department is counting how many savages you eat? that is really going into the detail. i savages you eat? that is really going into the detail.— savages you eat? that is really going into the detail. i don't have an expense _ going into the detail. i don't have an expense account, _ going into the detail. i don't have an expense account, never - going into the detail. i don't have an expense account, never have. going into the detail. i don't have i an expense account, never have had at the bbc. when i worked for an newspaper company, they expenses was the most creative thing i did in the week. i would never make the same schoolboy by of claiming for the same sandwich twice because it would embarrass those higher up the chain as well. very good story. thank you both very much for your company, it has been a great pleasure. let us get serious and recap on the terrible events in belgium tonight. let me reconfirm what has happened, we have had two suites killed by automatic gunfire in the belgian capital. there is a social media doing the rounds of a man speaking in at a back saying he has done this in at a back saying he has done this in the name of god. —— in arabic. the euro qualifier between belgium and sweden which is being played tonight in brussels has been suspended and the crowd has been told to remain in the stadium because the government is still at large. the governments are responding, emmanuel macron has spoken tonight from albania saying he is seriously concerned about what is unfolding in belgium as well he might be because recent court —— terror attacks have crossed the border —— the border and france is in a high state of alert. the swedish justice in a high state of alert. the swedishjustice minister said we received terrible news from brussels and the government is liaising with the belgian authorities. thanks for watching. hello from the bbc sport centre. more places at next year's european football championship can be confirmed this evening as qualifying continues. belgium's qualifier against sweden was abandoned at half—time for security reasons after two swedish people were shot dead in brussels. the killings happened in the city before the game. the gunman fled the scene and is still at large. prosecutors say they are treating the shooting as terrorism. there was an important game in group b — greece losing 1—nil to the netherlands who now go above them into second in that group. austria have qualified from group f after a 1—0 win in azerbaijan. bosnia and herzegovina will be unable to finish in the top two if they lose to portugal and slovakia beat luxembourg in groupj. on tuesday, england have the chance to seal their spot at the euros — when they take on italy. a draw will be enough at wembley. jordan henderson's expected to start. the former liverpool midfielder — now playing in the saudi pro league — was booed off after being substituted against australia on friday. manager gareth southgate is expected to ring the changes for the game, the first time the sides have met at wembley since italy won the european championship final there in 2021 on penalties. even if southgate's men cannot complete the job, they'll have the opportunity to qualify against malta and north macedonia next month. the international olympic committee have confirmed five new sports for the games in los angeles in five years time. as expected — cricket — has been given the go—ahead — as well as others, including squash. joe lynskey reports. birmingham last year and the commonwealth games, since 1998, that has been disparate's pinnacle. games, since 1998, that has been this sport's pinnacle. what an outrageous achievement! squash has never been in the olympics and for years has tried to show the moments it can break. now, for the first time it will be at the games in los angeles 2028. it's been a long time coming, hasn't it? i think it was 2005 when we first spoke about the disappointment of missing out. so it's been a long road for the sport, but one which will be, you know, celebrated, of course around the world, but also i think that because of those disappointments, everyone won't rest on their laurels. everyone will make sure that we are there to stay. la wants glass squash courts in its iconic setting. it's just one of five new sports that fit around the city. so, here, flag football was a simple choice. for young americans, this noncontact sport is the first step to the nfl. it's got its first stage in the olympics. flag football is the five aside noncontact version of american football. so you just need a flag belt and a football essentially. we have four attempts to get halfway, and then you got another four attempts to try and score a touchdown. with la being the home city and the host, it makes total sense to have a sport that reflects, you know, a lot of the american culture there. the olympics too wants to tap into new markets, and cricket is their way of reaching audiences worth billions. the sport's back in the games for the first time in a century, the likely t2o format will look a long way from 1900. it is growing in the united states. the diaspora in the united states is growing and exciting. our games are notjust about los angeles but about the world, and we think the opportunity to bring a sport that has two and half billion rabid fans to what we think is the greatest sports city in the world is powerful combination. lacrosse and baseball softball create the set of new sports and more team events will mean the games could have 11,000 athletes there. that would go beyond the current quota. for each new sport, this will be a new platform, a california dream and five years to make it happen. we'll show the world the real la. australia have picked up their first win at the cricket world cup after a five wicket victory against sri lanka. the sri lankans made a blistering start, reaching 125 without loss before losing 1o wickets forjust 84 runs as they were all out for 209. adam zampa taking four wickets. in response australia overcame an early wobble to reach their target with just under 15 overs to spare. sri lanka remain winless from their opening three games. and that's all the sport for now. hello. monday brought us a fairly crisp autumn day with some sunshine, be it a little bit hazy, but it's going to be all change. next day or so, still largely dry with sunny spells and some frost around. but midweek onwards, a real change to increasingly windy weather with some heavy rain as well. and that's all courtesy of our second named storm of the season, storm babet, which has formed close to the canary islands. it's pushing its way now — you can see on the satellite image — towards the bay of biscay. and as we head through the middle of the week, this low pressure system merging with another one from the atlantic is going to bring increasingly wet and windy weather, especially across parts of scotland. but we're all going to be seeing some heavy rain widely between about 30—50 millimetres, but it's this zone across central and eastern scotland, you can see on the rainfall accumulation map here, we could see between 150—200 millimetres of rain from wednesday to saturday, enough to cause some flooding issues, there'll also be strong winds and big waves, too. now for the rest of the evening and overnight, then, most of us looking dry, perhaps a few showers close to lincolnshire, norfolk as well. clearer skies across the northern half of the uk where we'll see a frost again. but further south, not as cold as last night because we've got more cloud around and slightly milder air too. a bit of rain tuesday morning for the likes of cornwall, devon pushing into pembrokeshire as well. most other areas looking dry. plenty of sunshine for scotland, northern and eastern england after any morning mist clears away. sunny spells for belfast, i think 14 celsius here. but that rain will push across northern ireland. through into the evening hours and overnight into wednesday, wet weather sweeps up across central parts of scotland, and more showers start to arrive from the south. it'll be a milder night, so temperatures certainly frost free, between about 8—15 celsius, i think, first thing wednesday. so, yes, some mild air with us, but you can see the proximity of the isobars. that means the winds are starting to pick up, and the rain is starting to arrive as well. so wednesday then initially a bit of rain for scotland, looks like we'll see more rain into parts of southern england. some of this potentially heavy, could be thundery, and the winds are rotating around that area of low pressure. so gusts widely between about 35—45mph on wednesday. it'll be a bit milder compared to monday and tuesday, so highs between about 10 celsius in the north, still chilly there, to about 17 celsius towards the south. and then it's thursday into friday that we see the persistent, at times heavy rain and the strong winds, which are likely to cause some disruption. bye— bye. at ten, we're injerusalem, as diplomatic efforts fail to ease the plight of hundreds of thousands of palestinians, trying to escape gaza. queues build at the crossing into egypt, which remains shut to those escaping israeli air strikes in the north of the territory. translation: the strikes - are happening without warning. even if we do go there, where are we going to get food or water from? two british teenage sisters are among those missing after last weekend's hamas attack on southern israel. america's secretary of state has been back here but despite his shuttle diplomacy, there is still no humanitarian route into gaza. also on the programme tonight... two people are shot dead in brussels in what's being described as a terror attack. the gunman is still at large. the prime minister tells mps that �*all the tools of british diplomacy�*