hello and welcome to bbc news. there are growing warnings about the dangers of so called vaccine nationalism. the european commission is being criticised for potentially restricting exports of coronavirus vaccines manufactured within the eu. it will affect some 100 countries worldwide including the uk, the us, canada and australia. the controls are being brought in because of a shortfall in vaccine supplies promised to the eu. the world health organization is warning that measures like this risk prolonging the pandemic. it says drugs should be prioritised and given to those most in need around the globe. one of its senior officials told the bbc some countries should pause domestic immunisations once their health workers and vulnerable groups have been vaccinated, so that the rollout can be carried out across the rest of the world. covax is a global pooled procurement mechanism for covid 19 vaccines which aims to ensure a fair and equitable access to vaccines for every count
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the hospital and its surrounds have been left in ruins following the two week operation. buildings have been reduced to rubble and the few remaining are little more than shells. these pictures obtained by news agency reuters show what is left inside the complex. israel has previously said it was carrying out precise operations against hamas and islamichhad fighters, and had killed two hundred of them. reuters reports that hundreds of people returned to the area around the hospital after the troop withdrawal. they said they found a sea of rubble. one medic saying that destruction is far and wide in the shifa compound. a spokesman for gaza s civil emergency service told the news agency that bulldozers were used to dig up the grounds of the complex and exhume bodies. meanwhile, hundreds of israeli protesters have spent the night in tents outside parliament injerusalem to press their demand for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down, and seeking a deal to have the hosta
died suddenly aged 67. king charles has arrived in germany for his first overseas state visit since succeeding his mother as the british monarch. he and his wife camilla, the queen consort, were greeted with a ceremonial gun salute shortly after their plane landed in berlin. they then travelled on to the brandenburg gate. where there was an official welcome hosted by president frank walter steinmeier. the landmark was once associated with the country s division during the cold war, and is a symbolic site in its subsequent reunification. it s the first ceremonial welcome ever held there for a visiting head of state. the visit is being seen as part of a move by the uk to improve relationships with its european neighbours. it includes a visit to the german president s residence, bellevue palace, where the king and queen consort signed the guest book and will enjoy a state banquet in their honour. president steinmeier says he is looking forward to working with britain on future