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plus, what if i told you there was no legal principle more than anything or anyone else in the country that keeps real police reform from basically being possible at all? what if i told you a federal judge just called that widely it use legal doctrine and unconstitutional error? well, that happened this week and it got way too little attention so i will take my glasses off and talk to some lawyers about this stunning ruling and what it could mean in practical terms. then, a remarkabl...

international aid agencies say they struggle to contact their teams inside gaza after most communication networks were cut overnight. and the families of some of the hostages being held in gaza call for the government to do more to bring their loved ones home. hello, im anna foster. this is bbc news. were live in southern israel, and you can hear the continuing israeli bombardment of gaza, you can hear loud firing, gunfire, artillery fire and mortarfire going on through the morning whi...

to do more, to bring them home. here in london — pro—palestinian demonstrators — turn out in force. these the live pictures. protests are also planned in other capital cities. fresh aid enters gaza — the un and other agencies say theyre struggling to contact their teams on the ground and call for an immediate truce. hello, im matthew amroliwala. the israeli military says, troops and tanks remain on the ground in gaza — after it intensified its operation against hamas, by land...

disaster situation. if the fuel is out, the hospital will turn to mortuary. loud explosions. the loss of life is fuelling anger on both sides. this attack on the 7th of october is a proper before—and—after moment. it opens a new chapter in the palestinian—israeli conflict. with israel on the verge of a ground invasion of gaza, could this crisis engulf the whole middle east? explosion. you could hear, tack—tack—tack—tack. pack—a—packa, tack—tack—tack. thinking, ok, t...

into the start of the new week. and then later in the week, were keeping a very close eye on developments. dont take the details too literally at this stage, but we could see a very deep area of low pressure developing. that could bring some stormy conditions in places. but whichever way you slice it, as we move out of october into the start of november, it remains very unsettled. this is bbc news, the headlines: israel says it has "shifted phases in the war". it hit 150 targets in ga...

will turn to mortuary. loud explosions. the loss of life is fuelling anger on both sides. this attack on the 7th of october is a proper before—and—after moment. it opens a new chapter in the palestinian—israeli conflict. with israel on the verge of a ground invasion of gaza, could this crisis engulf the whole middle east? explosion. you could hear, tack—tack—tack—tack. pack—a—packa, tack—tack—tack. thinking, ok, thats unusual. and i could hear it getting closer. jus...

after most communication networks were cut overnight. we are alive in southern israel. this is bbc news. let me show you some live pictures of what is happening and gaza right now. you could normally see the skyline behind me. the buildings of gaza. but the smoke that is really blotting out the skyline at the moment and the fog are making it very difficult to see what is going on there. but our cameras inside gaza can show you the scene after that night of intensifying air strikes that...

of the hostages held by hamas call for the israeli government to do more to bring them home. here in london, pro—palestinian demonstrators turn out in force. these are live pictures. protests are also planned in other capital cities. fresh aid enters gaza, whilejuliette touma from the un tells the bbc they have managed to re—establish some contact with their teams. this is bbc news. the israeli military says troops and tanks remain on the ground in gaza, after it intensified its op...

andrew harding was on the beach in france during that incident, and, in a lengthy investigation, has tracked the smuggler through europe to luxembourg. excuse me, sir. andrew harding from bbc news. weve come to luxembourg to confront a man weve been chasing across europe. we know who you are, youre a smuggler. no. hes responsible for putting hundreds of people in small boats heading from france to england. and responsible for one boat in particular. this one. we came across it back in ...

de donalds should be focused on three key issues. one of them, he, the economy and inflation also immigration, crime. they are trying to convince donald trump to stay on message. >> i hope that the fact that weve been able to free julian assange today against all the odds and against one of the most powerful governments in the world. well give hope to all journalists and publishers were imprisoned around the world for amines are gearing up to elect a new head of government. because whi...