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its newsday. hi singapore this is bbc news. its newsday.— singapore this is bbc news. its newsday. hi there. thank ou for its newsday. hi there. thank you for being _ its newsday. hi there. thank you for being with _ its newsday. hi there. thank you for being with us. - its newsday. hi there. thank you for being with us. if- you for being with us. if youre just you for being with us. if yourejustjoining us, heres a quick update on the latest developments on the israel—gaza war. for...

and its a place ofjoy, imagination. its where you can just truly escape and dream about whats possible. and ive been committed to that idea since i was a small child, and i guess it never left me. and we are, of course, going to talk much more about disney. but id like to just get a sense first of who you are and how you got here. i think you were born on rhode island, in rhode island, and grew up in a single—parent family. your mother worked two jobs to support you and your sister. ...

the international humanitarian agency, medecins sans frontieres, says 2 million palestinians are still trapped in gaza under shelling and more than 22,000 injured people remain with limited access to health care. 0ur international editor jeremy bowen has more on the border�*s opening. a warning, his report contains distressing images. at last the gates of the rafah crossing were opened. some foreign citizens were allowed to leave gaza for egypt. for the first time since israel impose...

the international humanitarian agency, medecins sans frontieres, says 2 million palestinians are still trapped in gaza under shelling and more than 22,000 injured people remain with limited access to health care. our international editorjeremy bowen has more on the border�*s opening. a warning, his report contains distressing images. at last the gates of the rafah crossing were opened. some foreign citizens were allowed to leave gaza for egypt. for the first time since israel imposed...

gaza through the rafah crossing. the number of people allowed in is very small but we understand that egypt will keep the rafa crossing border open until they evacuate 7000 people. rishi sunak is giving a news conference now saying that like—minded countries had reached agreement on testing new artificial intelligence models before they are released. more than all of those headline stories in a moment. firstly, lets get the business news from the day. ben thompson is here. hello, mat...

in than the outskirts of gaza city. more foreign passport—holders leave gaza through the rafah crossing. in other news — rishi sunak�*s ai warning. he says monitoring the risks of artificial intelligence is too important to be left to big tech companies. an australian woman is charged with murder — over the suspected mushroom poisoning deaths of three people. # now and then i miss you. and, the final song from the beatles — now and then — has just been released. well hear i...

of artificial intelligence. for the first time, really, in human history with something thats going to be far more intelligent than us. and on newsnight at 10.30, well go deeper behind the headlines and on newsnight at 10.30, well go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on todays big stories — plus a first look at tomorrows front pages. good evening from jerusalem. for the first time since the war between israel and hamas began, people have been allowed to leave ...

dominic cummings had written about helen macnamara on whatsapp. he said he would "personally handcuff" her and walk herfrom the building. "we cannot keep dealing with this horrific meltdown of the british state while dodging stilettos from that he wrote. in fact, he used the c word. helen macnamara was asked what she made of that. its been disappointing to me that the prime minister didnt pick him up on the use of some of that violent and misogynistic language. the fact that there were...

sunak and keir starmer are being quizzed by beth rigby, this evenings live show that started at 7pm. so lets speak to our political correspondent hannah miller who is inside the spin room for us, where journalists and politicians will be dissecting the leaders performances. hannah, isnt quite a debate, its a different format so what can we expect?— what can we expect? quite an interesting — what can we expect? quite an interesting format, _ what can we expect? quite an interesting ...

To being an ira bomb maker, has told bbc news he was part of the Group Responsible for one of the deadliest acts of the troubles, the Birmingham Pub Bombings in 197a. Michael hayes says he was an active volunteer on the night of the attacks, when 21 people were killed and more than 180 others were injured. A year after the bombing, six men were wrongfully convicted, and today, no one has been brought to justice. Now, Michael Hayes has apologised to the families of those who were killed, but refu...