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images show craters and levelled buildings. the bbc cant verify most battlefield claims immediately but the idf say the target was ibrahim biari, a senior hamas battalion commander that the idf describes as pivotal to the planning of the october 7th attacks. more now from our international editorjeremy bowen — and a warning, his report contains images some may find upsetting. israel says the destruction came from air strikes that killed a senior hamas commander and some of his men. i...

rejecting calls for a cease-fire as its troops and tanks advance ever deeper into gaza. warren a through leaks by the deadly hot -- know the israeli ground operation is expanding. it believes israeli forces are several kilometers, perhaps a little bit more than a couple of miles inside the enclave. and israeli prime minister is making it clear that there will be no troops, comparing his government stands to that of the u.s. after the attacks on pearl harbor. a 9/11. this is a time for ...

question. so, as we go into tomorrow, look at the showers. fewer showers into the north, all drifting their way steadily south due to the direction of the wind. some of the showers across east anglia and south—east england could turn heavy and thundery as we go through the afternoon. somewhat brighter conditions out to the west. a blustery afternoon with a north—westerly wind and top temperatures generally on the brighter moments around 19 degrees, but only 1a or 15 if you are in t...

>> steve: good morning, everybody, its 6:00 a.m. here on the couch in new york city. this is wednesday may 29th, 2024. welcome to "fox & friends." we start with a fox news alert. you know this. it all comes down to today, the trump jury gets instructions from the judge and is expected to begin deliberations all while robert deniro takes on trump supporters out the courthouse and then it went south. >> brian: its great idea, i think. charlamagne tha god sets things straight in our inter...

i think we should let the old people get it and protect others. the pm says a lot of my backbenchers think that and i must say i agree with them. now, the theme in those notes is similar is it not to that whatsapp we looked up between you and the prime minister. it is not saying that the economy is the main argument. it is related but it is different. it is saying look it is only old people who get this disease, why dont we just let them get it so the young people can live their lives?...

of what lee kane said earlier, through the problem. 13:1 in light of what lee kane said earlier, can you make plain that it doesnt appearas you make plain that it doesnt appear as if any decision was made during the course of the weekend for a long time, there was a change in the strategic approach of the government, there was a realisation that they had to be a change of approach and much more stringent measures were likely to be required, but no actual decision was made to impose a l...

the party of business. the shadow chancellor has ruled out tax rises on labours watch. but what if they need more money? and the lib dem leader makes a splash on the electoral trail in windermere. with us tonight our regional editors, who have been watching the campaign, judging the reaction. welcome to the programme. after a weekend talking up a new policy on national service another offer from the conservatives this morning. in staffordshire the prime minister pledged that pensioners...

gaza. closing organs begin and donald trump ultimate cost money trial. we will be live from new york. best closing arguments begin in donald trumps hush money trial. hello, im martine croxall. the economy has taken centre stage on the campaign trail today. the prime minister says he will protect pensioners from a tax hike if the conseravtives win the next election. rishi sunak launched whats being called the "triple—lock plus" plan which will increase pensioners personal allowance to...

about her vital role in the d—day landings ahead of the 80th anniversary. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news — well get the latest from roland garros, in whats been a bad french open for british players so far. can katie boulter reach the second round? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. israeli tanks have reached the centre of rafah in southern gaza for the first time — the city where hundreds of thousands of displaced people have been shelteri...

youngsters are actually some of the most economically active in the developed world. waving goodbye to the french open for what is likely to be the last time. the record 1a time champion in paris rafael nadal is knocked out in the opening round. good morning. rain is coming in from the south—west pushing north—east through the day. behind it we see a return to sunshine but some scattered showers. all of the details later. its tuesday, the 28th of may. the conservatives have promise...