agreed to a ceasefire proposal, put forward by egypt and qatar. the news sparked celebration in gaza, but it may be premature. the israelis are saying tonight the deal is not acceptable because they had agreed with the americans as far back as february a deal that has now been softened. what we know about this proposal is that it sets out a three stage process each lasting 42 days. the first would lead to the release of 33 hostages, in return for palestinian prisoners, and a partial israeli withdrawal. the second would lead to the release of all other living hostages, there are thought to be 128 still alive. and the third phase would see a return of the bodies. the israeli defence minister said this morning that the decision to expand the assault on rafah had been taken because hamas had rejected their ceasefire terms. so this has come as a surprise to the government injerusalem. let s cross straight to our security correspondent frank gardner who s injerusalem. frank, bring
and her efforts for promoting human rights and freedom for all. narges mohammadi has been arrested 13 times, convicted five times and sentenced to a total of 31 years in prison. the committee said her brave struggle, has come with tremendous personal cost. caroline hawley reports. in iran last year, spearheaded by women, an extraordinary rebellion set off by the death in police custody of a young woman detained for allegedly not wearing her veil properly. the nobel committee said this award was for the hundreds of thousands of iranians who had stood up against a theocratic regime s policies of discrimination and oppression against women. narges mohammadi is iran s most prominent human rights activist. here she was seven years ago, criticising the regime for forcing women to wear the hijab while allowing corruption to run rampant. she is currently serving a ten year sentence. her brave struggle has come with tremendous personal cost. altogether, the regime has arrested her 13
who was filming on his phone at the time and he was able to capture one of the israeli military vehicles driving by. when the footage is slowed down and enhanced it shows the driver door opening. you can see that right here. the driver has a direct view of the boys. they are around 2a metres away from basil and 36 metres away from adam. we know that at least 11 shots were fired from the direction of the armoured vehicle because we examined the bullet strikes at the scene. we have also got hold of copies of basil and adam s medical reports which show bullets struck the chest of basil and another one hit adam in the back of his head. the exact rules around when soldiers can and cannot use lethal force in the west bank are secret but some of the rules apply elsewhere are public. guidelines of the israeli defence forces state that the use of lethal force must be a last resort and that it must be proportionate in relation to the danger suggesting that basil and adam would have nee
hello, i m anita mcveigh, welcome to verified live. there have been dramatic political developments in edinburgh, where scotland s first minister, humza yousaf, has announced that he s resigning. he s been under growing pressure after he ripped up a power sharing deal with the scottish green party. as a result, he was facing two separate votes of no confidence. in an emotional statement earlier today, mr yousaf said he was not willing to trade his values and principles, simply to hold on to power. let s take a listen to the moment he announced his resignation. i am not willing to trade my values and principles or do deals with whomever simply for retaining power. therefore, after spending the weekend reflecting on what is best for my party, for the government, and for the country i lead, i have concluded that repairing our relationship across the political divide can only be done with someone else at the helm. i have therefore informed the snp s national secretary of my inten
hello, gavin. hello from the bbc sport centre. premier league have clubs voted to move a step closer to the possibiliy of bringing in a salary cap. a majority of clubs were in favour of allowing the premier league to do the final economic and legal analysis of such a model, and draft the rules with the aim of making the competition fairer. it s part of plans to reform the profit and sustainability regulations, which resulted in both nottingham forest and everton being deducted points this season. top clubs would only be allowed to spend a sum linked to the television revenues of the bottom clubs in the league. the next stage will potentially be put to clubs at agm injune. the pfa have said they have always been clear that they would oppose any measure that would place a hard cap on player wages. england rugby union international billy vunipola has apologised, and paid a fine after being charged in spain, following an alleged incident. the bbc understands he was tasered by