when a score of a00+ had looked likely. in response, pakistan started brightly with an opening stand of 134 helped by some bad australian fielding. but the loss of set batters, including rizwan, threatened to tilt the contest in favour of australia again. this is the latest from bangalore. pakistan now 297 8 in the 45th over. we ve arrived at the semifinal stage of the rugby world cup. england take on south africa tomorrow, but less than three hours to go now until new zealand play argentina. the all blacks are heavy favourites to reach their third final in the last four tournaments and avoid a repeat of their defeat at this stage four years ago. from the experience, you learn a lot, and it is clear we ve got some outstanding leaders in the team. for the much all of them were there. and i know that that sort of loss is driving some of them. i know it is four years on, but you can still look back to that week and think about what you learned from it, and i guess make sure t
west by election. we can either spend time feeling sorry for ourselves, or we can take another course of action. let ourselves, or we can take another course of action. course of action. let me tell you what that course of action. let me tell you what that is- course of action. let me tell you what that is. we course of action. let me tell you what that is. we roll course of action. let me tell you what that is. we roll up - course of action. let me tell you what that is. we roll up our- what that is. we roll up our sleeves, we work harder than ever before for the people of scotland, and this is how i m going to lead this party forward. it starts by standing by our values, sticking up for what we believe in, and always, every day, standing up for the people of scotland. friends, we have used our time on government to cement our social contract with the people. a contract that says, yes, those who earn the most should pay the most. the social contract in which everyone
dead or missing after the hamas attack on israel. this is the scene live in gaza we ll have the latest on the escalating conflict. in other news, all flights at london luton airport have been suspended until this afternoon after a fire caused the collapse of a multistorey car park. the israeli military has now sealed all israeli borders with gaza and the rafah crossing, which leads from gaza into egypt, has been hit by israeli air strikes. an egyptian human rights group said that has led to the crossing being closed though that has not been confirmed by officials. israel has launched several thousand air strikes against gaza saying it is targeting only hamas. these pictures show the destruction of entire districts. earlier i spoke to ghassan abu sittah, a british palestinian doctor based in london who has gone to help in gaza. i got here on monday and was initially came down for the first day. was not able to get to the hospital because of the continuous bombing. mana
jeremy corbyn says. but i think they will get picked pretty short shrift from the leadership. they re watching people like a hawk on this. can we come back to you in just a moment, but it is just after 9:00. you are watching sunday morning with trevor phillips. in the last hour, israel s ambassador to united kingdom has told this program that israel is at war. she says that one of britain is in gaza as attacks continue. here in liverpool at the labor conference, the party s health secretary west reading said he unequivocally condemned the action by hamas. he and as we are on top of the hour, let s get the very latest on the situation in the middle east now. and we re going live to our own international affairs editor, dominic waghorn. he s in the southern israeli city of dominic, what is the latest where you are? well the, latest here travelers were just north of gaza. what we re hearing here is quite a lot of big israeli gardens, firing shells and gaza in response to a
israeli airstrikes have hit targets and gaza during the night and into daybreak after prime minister benjamin netanyahu that mighty vengeance for saturday s unprecedented attack by hamas. at least 250 people have been killed in israel, making the country s deadliest attack and decades. the palestinian health says 230 people have died in israeli strikes on gaza. israel is cutting gaza supplies of electricity, fuel, and goods. military says round of operations are imminent. sunak says he will work with international partners over the next 24 hours to forge [inaudible] condemnation come from capitals around the world. and lebanon s palestinian refugee camp, hundreds have taken to the streets to celebrate the attack by hamas. very good morning to. welcome to sky news breakfast. israeli forces have spent the night striking back from the sky dead on the ground after hamas launched the deadliest day in israel for 50 years. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that mighty pens