particularly around al shifa hospital, which is prompting a great deal of international concern. president biden has said he wants what he calls less intrusive action around the hospital hospitals in gaza. the world health organization has warned that al shifa the biggest hospital in gaza has become, in its words, nea rly a cemetery . al shifa s director says 179 people including seven babies have been buried in a mass grave. he went on to say, there are bodies littered in the hospital complex, and there is no longer electricity at the morgues . there is also the issue of how to help those in need of medical attention. around 30 babies were said to be in need of intensive care this is the image of them made public by the hospital on sunday. it said they had been placed on a bed because the incubators were no longer operational. their current condition is not known, although a hospital spokesperson told the bbc on monday that three premature babies had died. is
marking in spectacular fashion the birthday of king charles. he is 75 today. the first of the slits is happening right now, this is what we are watching at green park next to buckingham palace in central london salutes. this is the king s troop royal horse artillery that have been given the honour. it is a working day for the monarch today. there are other things on his schedule today. he will officially launch the coronation food project with queen camilla to bridge the gap between food waste and food need. he will also visit surplus food distribution centre outside london and later on today, he will host a buckingham palace reception highlighting the work of the nurses and midwives over the decade as part of the nhs 75 celebrations as well. one thing that has been widely reported that was broken on the bbc is we are expecting the king to be wish to happy birthday by the duke of sussex at some point today. to be wished happy birthday. we think harry will call his fathe
alarm that magma may be nearing the surface nearby. the recent earthquakes are beyond what anyone is used to. the wrench of having to leave your home beyond words. jessica parker, bbc news, in grindavik. time for a look at the weather. here s sarah keith lucas. not for suella braverman, the adage that revenge is a dish best served cold . she delivers a blistering attack on rishi sunak politically and personally and accuses him of never having any intention of keeping his promises. suella braverman s incendiary attack sounds like a rallying call for the right of the party, so how politically dangerous is she for the prime minister? we ll be speaking to the tory mp martin vickers. and ahead of tomorrow s supreme court ruling on the government s rwanda policy, we ll be joined by diana johnson, the labour chair of the home affairs select committee. also tonight. in a major investigation, we have, for the first time, established an apparent financial link between the russia
revenge here. what do you make of this? i have to tell you, neil, it s very rare, but it does have historical precedence. in fact, we consulted on the mount sinai shooting and talk to the dean of the hospitals. a former research doctor was let go. later went for him with a shotgun and shot him down a block from the clinton s house. it s unbelievable. when there s a deranged thing process and an available weapon, it s a terrible recipe for disaster. this is not a surprise. i worked in that precinct for 14 years, the 46th precinct, the mount sinai area. it s been to this hospital hundreds of times. it s a tough spot a tough area. but that has no bearing on this doctor coming in and shooting